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Show t a Ma Ths Weather; . LocAi wat Utah, Mostly fair weeti unsettled Monportion) portion frunelyi tester reir. Say, mild. and Idaho, Partly cleuSly i a; It y Cesser gins Telephone Wasaka 599 VOL. 117, NO. 118. r Athletics Lead Mackmcn Take Two Games at Which Boston, Them Half Game and Edge. New York Open Crucial Series With Double-head- er Philadelphia Hughes CIio&u Member of World Court by League Give Council Vote Unanimous for Former Secretary of State; Gets Word. on Sunday. W FflENGH American League - SALT LAKK CITV, SUNDAY MOUSING, SEPTKMIJKIi 9, 1928. -- Romance With Miss Morrow DI0B, PACT 8ITH PARTIES Lindy Denies fflJITONS London Press Asserts Foreign Criticism Causing Death of Secret Agreement. LONDON. Sept. I (AP). Some sections of (he London press, despite the rategarical denial today of the British government, continued to say that the Franco-Britis- h naval accord will he dropped becaurs of criticism It has evoked abroad. The London Observer say tomor row: The naval agree ment may m. yet have been aban doiied. but reports to that effect ahould be considered erroneous only In the sense of Intelligent anticipation The opinion of the Sunday Kxpreaa Is that the agreement Is not officially dead yet but It soon E1T-P1I- mma Charles A. Lindbergh didn't van taka tlm cut today to conimtnt on tils' rumorsd ro- nance with ElizapaUi Mor row, daughter of ths Onited BtaUs ambassador to Mexico. Ths "Ions sag Is," fuost at ths Montaclto bom of C. Townsend Lading-tomerely told bis host to UU newips- pennen text the rumor was absolutely baseless and con tinued to do what bs bid boon doing without Inter ruption. Colonel Ulndbergh 'g denial. via Lading ton, cam over ths phons, "Lindy" blmsslf. bis boot itatod, waa too busy to corns to tbe phons. Delbert M. 40,000 Majority; G. 0. P. Thousand Mines More Conservative. , 1'AOKS-FI- Field at L Flock A. to for Pola Negri Out Of Danger After Fall From Horse IX) f It CEXTS' VE : County and City. Delegates Meet; Platform Honest - Service. PledQes Salt Lake Three Conventions Complete Preparations; Campaign Contest on Commissioner. "Epic of Skies." I'tnh, which went solidly Democrat! last Wednesday under the skilful pilot lug of Delbert XL Draper, Democratic elate chairman, reversed Itself Sat urday by going overwhelmingly Re publican under the no less artful guid ance of Carl R. Marcusrn, Republican state chairman. Both Mr. Draper and Mr. Marrusen based 'heir prognostications, predlc- tlons, assumptions and claims upon The Tribune postcard poll which has now reached the pretentious proportions of nearly to.ooo votes-- , and Mr. Draper, speaking for the Democrata, claims the state by at least 40,000 votes. The Tribune tabulation intrigued Mr. M,ireu.'ii no lets than It hsd fascinated Mr. Draper. The Republican state chairman, hurrying to state headuusr- - '0 KJ November Tickets opens races Predicts Twenty Draper 82 I Democrats Fill E OFIPLAIS CLAIM CARD SANTA. BARBARA, Calif, I (Universal). Telephone Wasatch 890 'V , silver iiriy ht- Settlement Prices ANGELES. Sept I (Universal). Los Angeles today formally opened Its epic of the skies. Sweeping majestically across Mines field, Inglewood, 100 civilian and military planes cleared the air Uses at 1:30 p. :.t. for the start of the national DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES. r BOSTON, Sept. I (AP). After fourteen yearn of effort, half of It In the eraard COUNTY COMMISSIONERS t; K.NEVA, Swltserland, Sept t (AP). nethrrmoet drptiie of the American F. ulnn, Salt Lake, and Edward B. Assurance that the United States League, the silver pate of the (rand would be represented on the world Hewe, Murray. old man wai bobbing alone tonight In court for Jens) D. Rke, COUNTY ATTORNEY T other two years front ef all the real. Connie Mack, aeronautical expoaltion. at lea at Lake. Salt be bad the master manager when The giant air parade followed dedl today Bender and Coombs and Plan ass on Burtea W. Mueesr, calory services by Mayor George Cryer, when the league STATE SENATE d Ma Kay onre more, moving with council unanl a group of dignitaries representing the Wilson MsCsrthy, Delbert W. Rsrratt the of officers hUfh and mously, ajid41 ranking city, tride along the broad high road and Albarenl H. Weelley. to srmy. navy and marine corps. assembly that leada loard the land of pennant 7, elected for The brief ceremony inaugurated wnat STATE HOUSE Or RERRBSBNTAw m e r Secretary aeronautical experts say undoubtedly (old of SUte Charles be the greatest event of Its type TIVES Mrs. Emily Csrllsle, Helll. Tbe dean of all the master mind . Evans Hushes will be. in the history of svlatoln. dsn William C. Crump, Jr, Bluffdale drew up alongside Miller Hugglns In fill the unex to the first before Hours 'The sped end govern plane foreign secretary Oteree A. Crftehlew, ChMe Oreenha. tbe ahadowe of laat evening. Kor a day rees ths field thousands of automo pired term of ment are out of touch with the mind they marched upon even terms, but thli il-EOS- E Basaett of the country," says the Express. biles were parked in the airport. TwenJohn tn, PrsnlTD. Hiaalnbothsm, JM afternoon the ancient Connie eureeede ty thousand Moore, who repersons occupied the The Kngllah people will not make any Heiley, A. Oeeras Lav In, Orsnt Mae In pulling away Just half a stride. It " ot he svent when first r the 'signed. grandstands military or naval pacts with fn la true, but nevertheless away Fartane, Herbert B. Maw. Mrs. Ann The council the French or with any other European program pegan. ' T. The Athletics wouldn't be beaten nation." Ptercey, Mrs. Martha Purser. Mag, assembly and '( V "Three Seaeiawks and they couldn't be beaten. They conducted the Jt was pointed out In government as i Issse A. Smeet, Mrs. Frank Pass flashed their most ferocious war spirit Stage Exhibition. balloting entire- circles today that no action on the Governor Has Chance tfl Get to pull out the first gam by a score Stewsrt, Major S. Grant Yeuna, Olily Independent naval accord could be taken until an The program Included exhibitions by the train, and, upon arrival al tne cap- of 7 to I In ten Innings, and then won ver of each other. answer la received from the United Hedgeoe and C. F. Ludwla. , Unit of No. the I observation squadron is.Ued the following: More Popular Votes Than rather peaceably In the aecond by The council met States. Japan and Italy, to whose gov ed States marine corps, army planes of William H COURT JUDGES to 4. CITY In the office of ernments the proposals have been subI observation squadron Herbert Hoover for president and for the Ninety-firUaaham V Tbe Red Box put their beat foot forsecClifford the Denial was Ban and It mitted. frranclsco. field. Harrington, league ob nOOVer. from sn Wilklns, thst Crlaay recognised ICharles vice rail. for and Curtis lei president, ward In a vain effort to stay the rush of retariat jection from any of these countries win elect ita congresaionai and state United States navy squadrons, sod a F, Dalby snd James A. Struma. tho Mackmen. but the ringing cheers ademonstration screen make some smoke by nsvy might In other necessary excess of 10,tlcketa by a majority of ij.O'rti Boetoneee told Connie the C. E. Hughes. the method for bringing about an under Twenty-seve- n candidates were nom000. because the people of Utah stand torpedo bombing planes snd a demon pproved Tola Negri had failed hm folks were glad the Sox Mr. of name on disarmament. for the things for which Herbert Hoo sLratlon of parachute jumping. By ARTHUR SEARS HEN NINO. The veteran manager was the ob Hughes without a dissenting voice. The standing inated at three Democratlo conventions the events were There by ver special the stand. and Chtcaro 'Trllnae Frees Benire. Republican party Jectlve of an ovation as he led his men assembly met In Reformation hall and Propoaals Considered . . Sea Kewks, Saturday at which county, legislative consisting oi They believe In him. They know his Three Lieutenants WASHINGTON, 8epL g. That Gov away after the second game to make the final vote gave the American can As Only Tentatlvt. Tomllnson, Davis FamOUS ACtfeSS RemainS TOf and city tickets were put Into the flekt, know his ability. They Pilots Integrity. They a double for the upon ready charge didate 41, Dr. Walter Simons of Gerand Htorres, under ueutsnani com It was emphasised that Great Rritaln ernor Smith may receive more popular know he knows Utah's needs. citadel of the Yankees oft the bftrlem many, 6; Sir Johannes Weasels of South does completing the Democratlo party's list Hours in Coma; Husband mander A. C. Davis. not wish to tomorrow. anything be- votea than Mr. Hoover and still be de Bamberger Adds of convention in this year's earn' Africa, 1, and Blr Abdul Rohln of India. hind the backs ofconcoct During the evening an air axtrava- the other countries as now looms the for feated 1. presidency vote. did Haiti and Liberia not gansa was featured By a aamonitrm Word About Poll. Connie Mads Last For that reason the proposals to w hich a Stays at Her Bedside. , paign. Blr Brio Drummond. secretary gen flare a These flares strong possibility in this extraordi "The Tribune poll, which has been ion of parachute . Bid In 12S. Intense Interest centered In the se (Ceatiaaed ea Page ) tOO.OWO candlepower and are eral of the league of nations, lmmedl election. develop nary fairly conducted, Is indicative of ths (Gelama One. lection of tbe candidates for the twe With the prospects of fighting for his ately dispatched a telegram to M (Oeatiaaed ea Fate Twe.) PARIS, Sept I (Sunday) (AP). Pole The candidate who receives 264 or results that will be registered on Nofirst pennant In fourteen years with Hughes la Italy, where be is on vaca sea La oa the board of county commis(CeJima Oae.) ' 1S.42J To date vember (Saturday) waa of more prototal of votes of out electoral the not was star, moving" tlon. 80,000 perhaps sent through Ths message Negri, picture unfriendly pairs Will be filled at the ballots have been cast In the state to Italy, eyes looking on, Connie Mack has the the American ambassador nounced out of danger at the American sioners, which 531 will be elected, but that does not of Utah, 11.0CJ being for Hoover and because of the apelection November advantage of being in front by half a Henry P. Fletcher. had She ror or hers a majority o( early today. hospital smith, necessarily mean that he will be the 734 game. It Is only a little, true enough. ot the terms ef Following the election, hopes were expiration proaching Hoover. for she In been a critical condition since choke of more people than his oppo but it meana that thee out of four in voiced Informally by many delegates h of the vote of More than William H. Stenacker, chairman of tbe eveNew York would send the Athletics that the choice of Mr. Hughes would was her horse from thrown Friday nent. In No state will the be' thst polled Into the west with a margin of two and reawaken Interest In the United Ststet county board, and County Commissionvember has- bKus been registered In ning while tiding In the Bols(du This Has Happened Twice games. And with that much regarding the question of American ad er Rulon H. Labrum. The Tribune poll, and, on the same to spare, it is Inconceivable that the herence at the world court. In Country's History. basis, :t the entire vote were polled, Tbe two Democratlo nominees were At the hospital It wss said that she in this connection thcreas also con Philadelphia patriarch could boot this Twice In the history of the country a Hoover's majority would be far In ex eOOD-B- Y one. slderable discussion of the resolution alow improvement yes chosen after a lively contest Six cona had ahown JO.000. cess of president hss been elected by a msjorlty Connie made a bold bid in 1925, but of the Swiss delegate, Giuseppe Molta, tenders were presented for considera,. The state committee pro noses to of the electoral votes, although his terday. bis kid team faded in August under tbe designed to remove the chief stumblln Its campaign on a high plane. tion for the Ions term. Because DO actress had waa Indicated th that It leading opponent received a plurality conduct seasoned assault of the then champion block in the way of American partlcl of the popular vote. In 1ST Hayes re There will be no personalities Injected. received a majority of the votes of one Senators. He never has been a Sep patinn. The resolution provides that the decision been heartened by greatly The religious question will not be made celved 4.033.160 popular votes snd Til- - an no operation the 450 delegates oa the first ballot tt tember threat since that last pennant the league should ask the court for of the that physicians of shall seek the franchise We issue. of Department den 4.ZM.8H6. but by the decision or the would bo year of 1914 which moved him to dis- ruling on the question whether a unnnl Employees They were ex was neceesary to ballot for the second electoral commission ths election went of the people of Utah oa the record of Will Spend Week-en- d Confef- - pected to necessary. mantle ths base bail ma- mous vote of the council is required to make a final decision as to party." time before Bernard F. Qulna of Salt A world war has been fought obtain an advisory opinion or whether chine. Hayes with IBS1SS8electoral votes to theasRepublican Commerce Honor G. 0. P. to necessary treatment Sunday. m i wasn a enougn to atui tne m for Tllden. In there were 1.640, claimsif of and forgotten since then. Babe Ruth this action ran be taken by simple While some mystery surrounded the Lake waa declared the winner. in chairman. the Oomorrai With Political to votes for Cleveland t ring waa has risen from an unknown recruit majority or me council. exact character of her Injuries, tt Candidate at Dinner 444rS37 for Harrison, but Harrison was Ernest Bamberger, Republican candi Thus far twenty-seve- n countries said at the hospital no bones were Qulna Leads en southpaw to what he is since Connie for United States senator, made elected by I3J electoral votes to 168 for date last won or even threatened. have signed the clause In the statutes There were no injuries to the First Ballet Taken. broken. Counselors. assertion: the following Cleveland. Moving back to this new Mack men of the courts providing for compulsory head, injuries being solely to the body. The first ballot waa as follows: Domi wish to commend l ne Tribune on ination-widIn both these Instances the Republl ace, model 1828, the Athletics were arbitration In juridical disputes. ths authorities would give this e Beyond poll and for tbe great can candidate carried New York and its faced today with the certainty of y W. B. RAGSDALE. no Information, stating that their nie Burns. 106; Barnard F. Qulna, 111; out The council tonight, as guardian of I In state. it this has Interest aroused other populous states with large elec am WASHINGTON'. stand was in accordance with wishes Brigham fi. Toung Tl; Harvey C. Carcrowding Into first place ahead of the the general' peace, warned Lithuania Sept. g (AP). gratified with ths result which By RAUL F. HAUPIRT. votes by narrow margina of popu nd Poland that unless they settle their Yankees, with whom tbey were tied. If of the actress, who is the Princess lisle of Murray, TS; Frederick U Bagby, an overwhelming sentiment for farewell tonight to the men toral S (AP). Y N. lar votes, while 4he Democratic candi shows ALBANY, Sept the Red Sox could be turned back In a dispute the council will appoint a com Bidding Mdviani, wife of the young Russian 42. and Samuel J. Mr. Hoover. With more than 10 per and women of the commerce departLindsay of Taylors-vill- s, date carried fewer populous states with cent close Prince Serge Mdviani. double bill. This was a matter of cold mission to determine how far the dia of the vote or tne state canvassed, Three of Governor Smith's ' lift. mathematics, even if the Yankees took pute menaces relations of the Baltic ment, Herbert Hoover said his seven small electoral votes by large popular It appears that Mr. Hoover will carry friends, on whom be depends for politi Husband Rsmains their one game from Washington, nations. more The second ballot resulted aa follows: lu.uoo majority. and. a half years of service with tbem pluralities. are at the executive man' At Her Bedside. This year It appears a foregone con titan bythe peoplethan which they did. of Utah realise that cal counsel, week-enDuring the day the German Chancel 230; Bums, 124; Toung, 53; CarQuinn, was another and slon lor Mueller called on Lord Cushendun bad been years of fine cooperative work clusion that Smith will carry the big Clearly, the for the prosperity of the state depends on a From friends It was learned that lisle, 1L Cams From g to outline the German protest for tin and of the building of and en- cities and that If beaten It will be chiefly Republican In aid the to tariff." mapping there were times Saturday night when high expected tonight Behind to Win. by the rural vote. It may well happen conditional evacuation of occupied Ger during friendships. When nominations for the two-yeout of campaign strategy prior to the they despaired of all hope for her life. term that the cities will continue to roll up Final Results oa the commission were called ' Settling down almost methodically to man territory. The German spokesman is very difficult to find wards to an aggregate plurality for Smith In the "It (Oestlnsed ea fin denarture of the Democratic preslden their task, the Athletics harpooned Kd said, after the conference, that Lord for four names were presented. IncludMonday. Ready fOelimift five) on occaIf New on loses whole an one's his first such but Smith week Hal a express hence country, nominee feelings usnendun had accented In principle Morris for four runs In the third round vote In ing thst of Hsrvey C Carlisle of MurThs nation-wid- e the plan to have preliminary converse sion as this, when there is an outpour- - York or two- or three other populous Utah by The Tribune andgathered of the opener, only to see this advanMr. Carlisle, however, withdrew ray, fed into a stumping tour.Is made uo of N. will win Hoover states. the The Joseph majority tabulation of forty-on- e his name. The vote on which Edward tage and more shot away when the tions between the five interested pow states will be lug of such friendship as you have of the electoral votes and the New elec f the former Justice ers Geneva. at of Murray was declared the K. Proskauer, Howe Boston boys fell on Howard Ehmke concluded at noon Sunday, and the York state supreme court: Mrs. Belle shown," the Republican presidential tion. nominee was: Howe, 319; William final results published Mondsy morn Moskowlts. in swinging all their bats in the sixth. win a of The candidate of In at Democratic; candidate said a dinner his phenomenon charge 74. H. Adams of South Cottonwood, given The home forces scored five runs to are still pouring In to The nonor by his rormer associates "II ning a plurality of the popular vote and ing. Ballots publicity; bar huaband, Dr. i T move into a lead of t to 4, but it be and Nels P. Peterson of Granger, 17. from other counties, but all campaign T1 M. Moskowlts. a biographer of I could convey to you the regard have yet losing the election is not likely to Tribune D. Rice and J. Louis Brow a Ml came no part of a rout. John Henry hav"the state been heard have from, for you I would Indeed be exceeding occur in the case ef Mr. Hoover unless ing full representation. the governor, and Herbert H. Lehman, UbCO were proposed for nomination for coua- The Mackmen at this point had only he should run neck and neck with Smith me powers or numan expreasion. director of ' tv attorner Mr. nice waa cnosen as begun to fighu They pounded Morris That The Tribune poll has caused a the Democratlo campaign In solid while the less south of word the heads the vari populous sent that after Lehman Speaking today ior a Bingie run In the seventh an deal of comment is attested by finance. partye candidate, tbe vote being: ous bureaus and divisions of the de losing the populous eastern states) by great flustered him into forcing home the one the interest taken In the tabulation. be would be i eyelash. The situation Is such that The Democratic claims that Carbon and others hsd partment tiacTrrpreaaea thefr apureel mat ilea in the eighth. Oswald Orwoll only four tlon of hia sympathetic direction of in the case of Hoover a plurality of the Juab counties are sure to return a names were presented for the four city high Expected te (Continued ea Page Vise teen.) their work. Hoover bespoke a word for popular vote will mean almost certainbe filled. are to court that Judgeshipe (Column One.) (Oeattasad ee fage the department Itself, saying that there ly a majority of the electoral vote. Decisions. These four candidates were according(OUiims Three.) Tribune Press Service.) was an erroneous Impression that it (Chicago I hv aer.lamstinn. nominated Thee ly are Decisions of expected importance was merely a volcano emitting stalls Popular Vote This Year to be reached at tbe series of Informal I NEW YORK, Sept I. Probably the are William H. Wllkins, United Stateg tics. May Reach 35,000,000. .a was conferences which were to get under I most costly method of playing the stock commissioner, who formerly of its work is in the 'Nearly While the electoral vote will remain HAYDEN. wav in earnest with Lehman s arrival. market ever 'devised has been By MARY BAINBRIDGE city court Judge; Daniel Harrington. adopted saving and preservation of human at the total of 531, which it has been Clifford F. Dalby, son of the late Judge He managed ons of ths presidential WASHINGTON, Sept. i (AP). life," he said, "and the other half is for the last 20 years, the popular vote by William C. Durant, who Is traveling Oliver C. Dalby, of the city court, and nominee a gubernatorial campaigns. Driving for the votes of women In in- devoted to increasing the salariesof the in November Is destined to throw all long-d- ls It James A. Stump. Is in connection no official He has Proskauer by Europe. doing NEW YORK, Sept. t (AP). Bulls dustry,' the Republican national com- survivors. previous records into the shade. Where The platform adopted waa as fol with Governor .Smith's campaign, but tance telephone, and his as 29,000,000 persons voted in 1924, it ana bears took turns lows: OLASOOW. Scotland, Sept. I (AP). for years bas enjoyed the nominee's in stampeding the mittee today set up a national division Hoover Hates ' Into the would not be surprising If 15,000,000 stock market today. We Indorse the Democratic na Sir William Kills, president of the confidence, and la expected to accom- phone bill this week mounted should co to the polls next November. engineering section of the British As Their activities producid one of the for industrial women and placed at Its Alarm Clocks. him on his travels. Mrs. Mosko- - thousands of dollars. ; Tbe ' exact fig tional and state platforms as adopted pany his of the sppreciatlon Expressing With the increase in the number of sociatton for the Advancement of Scl witx is a member of the executive cam- tires are known busiest nair-da- y sessions in history, the head Mrs. Raymond Robins of Chicago. and also Indorse the national and Mr. Durant and statewecandidates only to parting gift of his former coworkers: persons or voting ags tsken Into ac- ence. In an interview with the Associ- paign .committee, made up of confibelated ticker recording the last of the and pledge to them Mrs. Robins, known to women In fac to the New York telephone company. our an electric grandfather s clock, rloo count, exBritish would not that sales of around 2,092,500 shares more tories and total said Press ated however, that wholehearted recent in today, of and dantes the support. mills around the world as ver said he noted with .great satis which, of course, will not divulge Its be a very. great Increase In the per perts were working on a new type tool years hasbeengovernor, than a half hour after the market had on The Democratlo him consulted party of this coun by no alarm. customers business. or persons exercising ths vot steel wnicn mignt Drmg snout a great former president of the International faction" that it had closed. will , centage hold Itself all his important political responsible for the At least I so Judge from ths de ing privilege. In 1924 only 53.7 per cent er Increase in output than did the in virtually His telephone calis have not been ty Pools and the public were with the Congress of Working Women and oH Is of official its nominees when conduct moves. Her in husband the aiding scription that has been given of it of citizens eligible to the franchise troduction of high speed steel some direction of the limited to celling his brokers and put elected to office. We decry the .evi bulls and prices of more than two- campaign from, na- ting in orders, but have extended until dent i score Issues were lifted Jl to $10 per the American Women's Trade Union here," he added. "From my childhood voted. ago. years of In York. the New tional Republican party tendency headquarters have hated alarm clocks of all form, could get back reports, get the to disavow snare .10 new mgn records, .rromlnent league, said- the Organization of the "Expensive research work Is now un devote con- hefeel" responsibility for the offi Although he planned to week-en"Mrs. Hoover and I will be glad to of the each and market is not siderable the time he der "but day said, among them were such amusement women would be handled through state have d way." cial of elected conduct to officers. over its time the this clock among our household shares as Warner Brothers 'A" and heads chosen from "the rank and file." opportune for giving more details The the shaping up of his fight for the carry on a casual conversation with We pledge our nominees to a policy down the path one travels As goods. diwas on, In She as to will remain to his broker what new tne ensDie whr common, Kelth-Albsteel Com going Washington Stanley probably presidency, Governor Smith wss In ths The longest conversation was one hour of efficient, courteous and economical way of life one gathers such goods lathes and planing machines to take mood pany of America, as well as Armour rect the Industrial drive, part of which around conduct of the business. The also for some rest and relaxation. which are woven sentiment. will be planned especially for the womuch heavier cuts than is the case When he met newspaper men at the and fifteen minutes, from Berlin to the taxpayers of Saltpublic fcaton Axle, Sweets Company, A, Tine county are enof fine the memories. stimulation of one of his brokers on lower titled to have theirLake office now." Kelsey Wheel, Tlmken Roller Bearing men In the mills and potteries of ths associations and fine friendships that servants noon executive mansion at give their today for Broadway, which cost a bagatelle of Carolinas and Tennessee. Best Co., Tidewater Oil and Contime and the application of sound busi his dally press conference he wae In about have no price. f 13000. Nor did he reverse any ness principles solidated Gas. to ths discharge of the to In come. out tbe to are golf "For all the that get Declares South togs, Wakes prepared years to , Tbe Tribune. Week-en- d Special 1 the charges. tended to Mrs. Hoover and I will treasure this sunshine during t he afternoon for . a ofMr. Durant has been In Berlin. Paris business affairs of this county. curb advances and bullish enthusiasm Up Industrially. CSDARXITT. Walter Murhs of Ce aa it not only will be a timepiece to round or two of exercise. London during ths past week and Cite County Expsndltudss was cooled somewhat when Curtis, Raand 45. died dar Iron at the "The south is Just waking uo indus remind City, county us of Important engagements, has talked extensively to each of his dio, Chrysler, General Electric, AmeriReplies to Insinuation trially," said Mrs. Murray Boocock of but that will bring back memories of hospital Saturday at 2 p. m. as a re doxen or so brokers every day during Under Two Regimes, ca Smelting, V, B. Steef common and Virginia, sult of an auto accident Friday night who Is to assist Mrs. Robins. of fine seven half and Of Candidate a cooperaNew years We call attention to the fact that England week while tha market' was hoilinr. the others were forced down SI to g per for southern, industrial women there tions and the building of and on the highway a short distance north Special to The Tribune. At the outset of ths press interview frequently having two of them on the lV pea ui wj wimi Bnare. is only one issue Immigration. They enduring friendships, and 1 thaim you o' Cedar Cltyj. an exchange telephone at the same time and with penditures from the general fund of this CliDAR CITT. While Ira Dera 'snd the governor msde public Murie was ifl dine a horse northward are getting good wages for the first for it." adtho A. last Democratic under of between Clarence county Barnes, letters In in the of were Iowa operators being sngsged engaged getting ministration were I3f2,34.92 snd now time, and they don t want the flood The clock Itself was not present. and Ambros Hyatt of Parowan waa ICarey berger of foreign labor they think fa Dehto- - Walter Brown, assistant secretary, who d.lvjig A car Ij the same direction. The the most exciting wrestling bout ever Ke publican candidate for attorney gen tne otners ready lor nia call and conadministration the under over himself and eral of Republican He has ordered many thon. versation. Massachusetts, lights o( e'eari coming from the north wu:iesseo in Leuar rriaay. 'sec) '(OeatiBaed ea Fsae (Ceatiaues ea Vase sands of shares ot stock for his ac ara 1413.8S4.23, an Increase per annum so blinded Hyatt that he waa unable to tion of the temporary bleachers built ) (Ceatiaaed ea lare (Oeiasna rtra.) (CelaaM Oae.) of 57 per cent. We recommend to the counts during these talks. see Murie, who came from the borrow for the wrestling snd boxing program of (Oelaaia year.) -- Republican county committee the use the American Legion annual rodeo went pit a the car struck him. thla year of Ita old slogan of again and rushed ths In down with a crash. Vera Slack and Hyatt stopped 11'20. "Take your tax notices to ths ALPINE, Texas, Sept. I (AP). The were of Cedar City to tbe hospital, where It was Bud Heyborne man jured gap in the Kansas City, Mexico ft polls." slightly Injured and a number of others (ound his skull wss fractured. we pledge our legislators to careful Orient railroad between Chihuahua City Murie wss unmarried, but bad broth es, f.ped with minor injuries. and OJlnaga, on the Rio Grande oppo consideration ot ths old age pension Ths bleachers were filled to capacity. ers ana other relatives living here. mm be closed by site xresiaio. ieiss, legislation now In use in several other The Identity of the driver whose head The nnderneath timbers were not September 15. slates aa compared with the present lights are blamed for the mishap Is strung enough for the weight. Hadun-It W. L. Churchill, consulting engineer 16j pauper and poorhouse system in use not been for rolls of fencing wire uncertain. in this county. jor tne railway, said today that rails derneath the siand, tbe break. It kt beVie favor the careful Consideration closing the gap In the line between the lieved resulted have might seriously, SUPERIOR, Wis.. Sept I AP) AI- - newly appointed secretary of the In. western coast of, Mexico and the Untt-- a Slack and Heyborne were able to get While during the world war there time they might furnish ths enemy (Ceattaees ea Pare States have Sean laid to a point though President Coolidge, during his terior, and W. F. Whiting of Hoiyoke, aroono with to (Cebuea Oae.) Information valuable the Saturday. were millions of columns of news publess than five miles from OJinaga. named to succeed Mr. Hoover, three months In Wisconsin, has not Mass.. enemy. the summer rapltal has had little to "Purchase of ths Orient by the Atlished on ths momentous happenings, In his new serial starting next Sun Santa Ke system Vapeed from his practice of saying little, give the world In the way or news. conchison, Topeka there were still thousands of stories day Mr. Knox reveals stories of the President Coolidge has fished means the building of a bigger and much has been said about him by tbe stories never were war told, thst which also have never been told teeming each day, except Sunday, railway," Mr. ChorrhiU said press associations and special corre- sistently before. more Is even It when he waa not away from Cedar and filled with exciting and with Interest, tragedy MOSCOW, Sept. I (AP). Hundreds ton. 600 Island lodge, and in the last few weeks than Aces Un. Where he spondents. Approximately full of thrills. This was proved thrilling liquor shope In Moscow packed found words have been sent out by wire from baa taken up trapshooting. This occu- of the by romance and adventure above tbe cbein cooperative stores when It published the earth, be found still more la the Superior, it wee estimated today. pied his attention today. Preparatory called "MSPO" sold no vodka today and BCRfJH. Sept I (AP). Five by The Tribune PITTS The total la less then half the amount to leaving for Washington the first of will sell none untH Monday. Then their well known American artists were "Aces L'p," by John Knox, a serial writ- dark reoeeeea beneath the sea. The sent from the Black Hills last summer ths week, Mr. Coolidge slao made aa sales will be limited to, li per cent of named that accompanied fighting In tbe s, ten from the secret records of the aviat- thrills today by Homer when tbe president issued his famous unofficial Inspection of the company of the former turnover. air were hardy comparable to those he director of fine arts at Carnegie In- iont ot tbe silled nations. found In the I do not chooee to run statement. campaign soldiers from Fort Ensiling, Minn., grm bartlea and tragic aa In Leningrad last week tbe authoritbe American commitstitute here, beneath tbe ocean'e waves. containing thirteen words. Eighty which has guarded the estate of Henry ties decided to arrest every one who tee to select painting for the twenty- - Other great stories yet untold, will 1 thousand words were sent out that day Clay Pierce during the president's slsjr, appeared on the street In toxica ted The WILDWOOD. N. J., Sept 1 (AP) Many , do not yet know that there l ven'h International exhibition. The come to light when nest week The One coaM guardsman was Instantly lone from Kapld City. IS period Just before when the dead- concluding the ceremony by having arrests averaged about tc daily. In committee, which will meet here Sep- Tribune begins publication of "Peris-- , waamenace killed and two others were seriously Ina or uerman for half men. ry dozen side his tne trine a with except the auomerine taken (xies-the names ef persons found tember 17 to make tbe select ions, le cope." another serial written from nd a few visits by notables, including had become so great that the jured early today when their motorcycle Before his Monday, Mr. rooming the streets Intoxicated sre becomposed of Krnest Lswson, New secret records by the sutbor of "Aces warfarewere went Into a ditch oetween he Republican presidential nominee. Coolidre will departure end en thejKjnto snrresiler, his thanks for ing published In the local papers. sines Rockwell N. Tork; express , , L." T tt: Hsrhert Hoover: In his first serlsl. which appeared In or worse yet. fTght to a predetermined Russia this T.; Jonas Lie. New York Robert ratnpalrn " man- - rhe enlemihment" The dead men Is L. Cawel, IS. en Hubert Work, former secretary the hands of the residents of tbe head week is Just a starter. If the "Dry Spencer of New Hope. Pa., City: and Ma hea The Tribune, Mr. Knux gave hia read- snd irnomlnloua defeat. " first of the W. of class, sec Kairhaven. Pa Then America entered the war and of via. will He ers lakes. which interior; the of rt address has of N. a gioeman. Dwight the Inside story of aviation. He tbe support J. Leottia, gathToung many league Mas The Injured are Homer Williams retary of war; Curtis D. Wilbur, Tbe International exhibition will open toid about thrilling exploits which, be the allied pesples gsve a sigh of relief In ering on the Uwn ef the "uperiot, high high soviet off lets Is. carries eet its of the nary; William M. Jardlne. V WilUamsport, Texas, and William not shortly before boarding his spe program for progressiva limitation of at Carnegie Institute October 1. and cause of their very character, wre (Ceauned free Paso Five.) B. Irwin. Minneapolis, bo La wire roe a. secretary of agriculture; will close December I. i t&eiaata Oae.j made public during Uue war. At that Roy O. West. cial train. drinking la the soviet republics, 111 Anglo-Frenc- given surs-fuote- h Anglo-Frenc- h SIM E01S m TO jre-wa- 1 ;ffJsjrrr.uK..5 hi. r:i and quickly st Twaaty-taree- SMITH TALKS one-tent- - one-ha- lf AIDES I'll FRIENDS . ct r . r; i d, -- life-lon- ar Twesty-taree- .) Durant in Europe Women Workers' Tt 10 I ItlV HOllC til IPhrttia 1 Vote Objective of New G.0P. Drive edArar HU. b. btock Alarkethft t Tweaty-taree- ara .) - Bulls and Bears one-ha- New Type Tool Still Promised lf Take Turn About Blinding Lights Cause Man's Death e. Bleachers Crash; profit-taking- , i Several Injured life-lon- pni -r- Orient Railroad Twraty-Three.- Nears Completion uij Twesty-taree.- Tweatr-three.- News Copy From Coolidge Camp Only Half as Much as Last Year ir ggl ,K . Tribune War Serial, "Periscope," Starts in Issue of September Moscow Rum Sales Limited by Police International Art CeOmmittee Named aV. bet-W- -r Coast Guardsmen Killed in Mishap now THERE are elec trical horsepower !in use in Idaho, Salnt-Oauden- . e sld-c- JKenL-Tarrxto- wn 6e"as-TFIveit-l- ar. rr - ,r : WTsaT"1-1pp-mn- WillCil lentil of mated supply. OnlV OXt' the5tk potential j eft " |