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Show L n ITE took advantage of one 11 advertised bargain Bale and saved the price of three years subscription to The Journal. Bead The Journal. live hometown newspaper Is a community asset. Help make it valuable by giving it your active, and hearty support A VOLUME XLIL GOOD, LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1921. ORE DETAILS C SIHK BOMBERS TO BASEBALL OF NUMBER 174. SCiiL Demands Evidence Against His Organization If There Is Any Klan Is Not Advocate of Lawlessness' But of Patriotism .. ATLANTIC Al.july. , ( By Associated 22. The Pittsburg Police Have CHICAGO, July first story of tfie actual placing Powerful Wireless Apof bets during the 1919 worlds With Which series by men charged with alleged conspiracy for the White They ;Will Send News Sox Jo throw games was told on of Crime Committed the witness stand in the baseball There Over Country. trial today by John O. Seys, sec i etary of the Chicago National (By Associated league club. Seys identified . . PITTSBURGH -.- Press) . July 22., Indr, Within Loy1s"Lvr oTKckoma: minutes after a and Des Moines, a defendant as crime twenty js.,cummitted Jn Pittsburg one of the- bettors. Seys said Tie news of the deed and hereafter, and Clark Griffith, manager of of the criminals descriptions the Washington baseball team will be ta the hands of the police helcTthe stakes for bets made by the United States throughout Abe Attell and Levi, totaling and Canada, officials of the de- two thousand, twoJiundreeL&nd partment of . publicaairtyan-fthreeandahal- f fifty Hollars. Seys testified he nounced today. The department met Attell at the Sinton hotel in has acquired a powerful wireless before the transmitting set ith which deCincinnalvthe-nigh- L Attell and - Levi tails of crimes -- will - be flashed first game. were taking turns makngbets simultaneously to other Cities,. that Cincinnati would win the first game giving odds of six to TO five that Cincinnati would win PRESIDENT the series, he sa d. Carl Zork, a defendant at the baseball trial, declared that dur- paratus -- 21 Aroused by the, press reports ofi the receat lawlessness. in Texas DISABLED VESEL and Oklahoma which is being exIN ploited by enemies of Ku Klux klan throughout the nation Colonel William Joseph Sim(By Associated Press) mons imperial ' wizard of the SAN FRANCISCO July 22. Kuux-Klanjias Knights of the ordered a sweeping investiga- The Steamer AdmiraTFarragut tion into the activities of the was disabled last night off this Ku KluxKlan inTexas and Okla coast ten miles north of here, homa and is putting approxima- passed Into the harbor at nine in tow of the tug this tely thirty men of the depart- Sea morningTwelve crew memEagle. orment of investigation of the bers who were in a injured feed ganization on the job in Texas pipe explosion were removed. and Oklahoma in discussing the matter Colonel Simmons says, The Knights of the Ku Klux Descendants Sue Klan does not stand for or encourage lawlessness, of any kind Possession but on the contrary is designed to 8trengthen.and uphold the of Girard Estate majesty and supremacy of the law to maRe the machinery of the law so strong , that the evil MILWAUKEE, Wis., July 21. doer cannot live in peace and if legal contest to obtain an esin community any security tate of more than $20,000,000 a any members or branch organization of this body in Texas or part of the immense property Oklahoma have conceived any accumulated by Stephen Girard following the other idea in regard to this in Philadelphia organization and have perform- (evolutionary war has been berl gun by Miss Susan Shaback, tele ed lawless deeds under a of the constitution phone operator at a M lwaukee and bylaws of this order, . they hotel and other Alilwaukee rela will be severely dealt with by the tives. Miss Shabach and her relativorganization. We stand for the al- es are,, direct but descendants of the of wg country purity so stand for the honor ind in- Dominic Girard, cousin and the of Stephen Gitegrity of the law and law en- only forcement by officers of the.City rard. . Attorney Frederick F. State and Government I cannot Groelle, represent ng Miss Shabelieve that the Ku Klux Klan of bach, will leave for Philadelphia Texas and Oklahoma have been tomorrow to press the claim. guilty of the deeds charged in the against the organization believe Old Cistern Is I rather but public prints that there is some force at work in Texas and Oklahoma attemptPrison of Young ing to shield their crime under1 the cloak of the Ku Klux Klan, Man Four . Days appeal to all civil and federal authorities to submit to me any tangible evidences which they KANSAS CITY, July 21 For 29 four days Roy McMillen (Continued on Page Six) years of age, struggled at the bottom of an abandoned cistern, just outside of the business district here to release himself. He BIG CELEBRATION was rescued eerly today n a dazed, starved, delirious condition following his discovery by (By Associated Press) two negro boys. CLEVELAND, July 22. At a hospital McMillen said nine-da- y a Cleveland today began celebration of observance of this afternoon he was on his way home last night when its founding by General Moses he fell into Saturday An im c stern. the survivors and a party Cleveland ladder from made provised from Connecticut one hundred sticks of found in and wire wood and twenty five years ago. showed 'McMillan the cistern made a desperate effort to free himself. The ladder lacked abour STARVATION IN five feet of reaching the top RUSSIA NOW The cistern is twenty two feet deep. Alhough the cistern is not far . from the street, his cries for help (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, July 22. The failed to attract attention until Official Bolshevik newspaper, this morning. date - BRO GHT . ' (By Associated Press) Press) BELFAST 22. A July copy of Irish peace terms handed ty Premier Lloyd George yesterday to Eamon De Valera was placed before the Ulster cabinet The British proposals today will not be made public until a definite reply is received fiom the Sinn Fein leaders VISIT ing the 1919 worlds series he started the alleged game of fixaccordin- g- ta the l, ing testimony of Harry Redmon, of For East 1St7 Louis today. , 1 (By Associated Press) .LONPQN, July 22. King George and Queen Mary today gave a garden party in Buck ingham .palace to four thousand guests. Among the Americans present were Col and Mrs. ,E. M House, Col H. H. Rogers tnd Mrs. Rogers, Miss Millicent Archibald Roosevelt, Rogers, and Mrs. Roosevelt, Justice Mah Ion Pitney, Mrs. Pitney, and their son and daughter. THINKS CHICAGO EXPERTS CAN CLEAR HER (By Associated Press) A, letter of from Mrs. Emma woman HSlldale, Indiana the who claimed that Theodore refused to pay a sixty nine thous and dollar obligation to her has been rccoved by a detective bureau in which she request! the addresses of three Chicago handwriting experts, who, she asserts will identify the signature on the paper she holds as that of the late president. The letcr is from New York where the woman is in jail. t CHICAGO, July 22. clevelanFholds the drouth and crop failure, a famine k raging among a popumillion. lation of twenty-fiv- e July 22. Archbishop Mannix Arrives at Manila p 7 MANILA, July' 2L Mannix arrived today from Hongkong and received an enthusiastic welcome particularly by Irish residents. Arch bishop Franklin J. Doherty and many other church dignitares" escorted him from the pier. Archbishop Mannix will leave tomorrow for Melbourne, Australia, completing a trip around the worlds which 'ncluded visits to fhethe United Sates. England and Rome. Areh-Ibisho- V Minister Shot Jugo-Sla-v BELGRADE, July 21. Minister of the Interior Drashkovics of Jugo-SIavwas shQt dead this morning by a young The assassin was arrested. ia - Bosnian-c- ommunist. in o Paymenl for Chickens He Ate CHICAGO, July 21. Davenport of Evan ton, P. 111., S. . to- day wants to know if possession of a dog that ate his chickens is compensation for the chickens. His chicks disappeared and he (By Associated Press) went to A. C. Lee, a neighbor owner of a canine. Your dog ate my chickeris, he asserted. .7 Take the dog, Lee' offered . , in settlement. , . thinks he is Davenport still loser and has sought the aid of the police in solvwg the matter. . i KHr & !r protecting-jcapitat--shi- ps from this form of attack. Since. the present aircraft can carry bombs containing more than three times the amount of t. n. t. enclosed in a torpedo or larger mines, high. naval of who observed the , .bomb., of the Ostfriesland yesterday lean to the view that the uolu- tion lies in keeping control of the air. The construction of a hull which could weather such, explosions is considered 'impos- , fie-er- g -- r- sible; -l- Reward Is Offered HAVE NEW YORK., July 22. The SOMETHING syndicte formed under the management of Bankers Trust comTO INVESTIGATE pany and International Acceptance bank inc., of New York has concluded arrangements it was (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON announced today for extending July 22. credit of nine mllion dollars to Tho subject of an understandfinance grain shipments to Ger- ing with Japan in 1908 relative to theyofttrol of the Japanese im many. migration' to the United States will be investigated by the house COAL PROPERTIES immigration, committee which today adopted a resolution the fitate deparment to r . R0SEBURG, Ore., July 21. Ttbward of $1000 for the capture of the murderer of Dennis Russell was offered by. Douglas county today following the verdict of the corners jury last night that Russell was shot to death before his headless body was found beneath the wrecked auto mobile of Dr. R. M. Brumfield, against whom' a warrant charging murder of, Russell was issued Jastweek.? . ARE: SOLD . Sheriff Sam Starmer today furnish, tjie idjplbrotld bad reward posters printed in the Jot .agreeleading Spanish for distribution in Mex(By Associated Tress) ' ' ment. NEW' YORK, Juljl 22. Thp The action of the committee ico. sale of coal properties of the camp after J. V. A. McMurray, Delaware Lackawanna and West chief Of the state Robber Taken department di ern railroad, to the Glen Alden visioiroffar Eastern affairs Alleged. Coal company was authorized n formed it that Japan never ap ST. LOUIS, July 21. Thomas yesterday by the stockholders. pi rd the restrictions in the unMe Kean, 27 years of age, sought The amount involved is sixty mil to Hawaii. since last March in connection lion of coal companys bonds and derstanding with the $36,500 mail robbery at notes bearing four per cent. Jefferson City, was arrested here this afternoon. CHINESE ARE revolvers and a quanMONEY BENG LOST Several tity of ammunition were found in his possession. McKean is an TAKEN FROM associate of John Blftir, held for (Bv Associated Press) NEW YORK, July 22. Half questioning at Canton, South BURNING VESSEL a billion ' yearly in wages is be ng Dakota. in lost the buildingindustry through unemployment declares D. & R. G. Stockholders (By Associated Press) a report made public today Jay PENSACOLA, Fla., July 22. Chinese, castaways thp committee of elimination of Twenty Lose their Case from the schooner Viola which waste in tho ndustry of the Am burned today off the gulf coast crican engineering council. Denver! July 2i near West Bay were arrested of s'rtkholders effort Another last night by the Bay county of the old Denver and Rio, The Chinese de- Laborers Fighting authorities. Grande Railroad company t lost clared 23 men were oithe block sale of the road to . the Fires in Mexican burning schooner, a small craft, Pacific Railroad comWestern but officers are not inclined to failed today when Judge pany believe the statement. The Chiin United StatLewis E. Robert nese claimed they were bound acted court adversely es district Pensacola of for Chicago by way and are alleged to have offered ' MEXICO CITY, July 21 A on their petitions. The court dynied a motion to the authorities $800 to allow fighting force of ft thousand four of their number to escape. laborer, 1. holdin the hr. in the VrTttSf.,WefhT rut Amatlan oil fields w tne toarr; wellf which have been ablaze for "? e RUSSIAfTTROOPS several days. These wells may York wluehdcculednot Jointer-continuto burn for two months venc,ln. confir,mtl.n BEING MOBILIZED before the, .re extinguiehed, "n eorre-lspondcnc- ,e V ALOTOF - Mysfery Girl Identified Was Says She Kidnaped siSSl!tion Chi-myste- ry . ex--pe- rts problemof . d THEYMUST m - FOR DENVER, Colo., July 21. The girl who has been a patient at the county hospital s' nee 12 and who said she could July Idaho Red Men 'not remember her name or her home address late today tpld hos . POCATELLO. Idaho, July 21 pital authorities, that she was Far eastern tourists stopping Miss Connie Phillip of Rosston Eight Bathers Drown at the various camps maintained Texas. The girl maintained she in Idaho cities for them, are ex- had been kidnapped. Caught InJUndertow pressing disappointment, over The girl is believed to have the that fact they have not been left the North Texas normal 2L HOUSTON, Texas, July i(By AMoUated PreasK. attacked Indians or held up school at Denton July 6. by STOCKHOLM .July 22 While drowned Eight persons were highwaymen and road agents When Miss Phillips left Dcnt-c- n the .Russian legation at Helsingand there others were -r- escued by'Several tourists appear to schoolmates fors den cs the reported generwhen sixteen delegates to the she informed -- actually, believe the Indian res- she wa to her home at al mobilization in Rissia, a going Baptist Young' People's union ervations are places where the Rosston. annual state encampment at Telegrams from the Finnish official here declared the pcn'j authorities at seahuntinglndians Rosston indicated his government has proof that Palacios, forming a bathing parhome. peasants in several reached districts never the in undertow were the ty, caught grl Miss Phillips lived with her mo- have been mobilized. of the Gulf of Mexico at the mouth of Greens .bay, twenty ther, Mrs. Lulu Lester. two miles from Palacios, late to A telegram from W. II. Bruce Gets Big Gift of the Denton institu- - Charity Vtsident day. save a description of Miss The bathers were members' of CHICAGO, July 21. One of a sailing party7 of thirty-on- e their convictions about the wild the largest individual gifts to that left Palacios at 2 oclock for west, but it may only be an outA pair, of shoes found in the'charity ever announced in a sail on Magorda bay. Die ward expression of sincerity. was party composed mostly of girls belongings bore cago wag disclosed today thru Texans. the name of a shoe store, but the address had beep cut away. It was established ,that the firm Bootg made of special patent metal extremely light and cheap was widely known Denton, first property deeded toTthe cor wit hall parts replaceable have CHICAGO, July 22. Septem-- ; Texas andsjnvcstigation proved poration is valued at $4500,000 been designed by a Marseilles ber wheat $1.28. September corn; the shoes had been sold by the, and was given by Mr. and Mrs. I I Werner workman. 61 cents. Denton firm. a WieWdt. . the-botto- -- CREDIT ht Ostfriesland Rt of the Atlantic as the result of one ton of aerial bombs ex- ploding- along side her, naval of thi and other countries will turn their attention to the 1 to-ai- .. read-naug- t, Tourists Appear Afraid of The 4 (By Associated Press) NORFOLK, Va., July.. ..22-.With the former German a . . Dog Is Offered Former German Battleship Sent To The Bottom By Airplane And Experts Are Now Confronted With a New Problem in Warfare , (By Associated Press) 22-W- hether GRAIN SHIPMENTS Associated Press) WASHINGTON, ton, heir-at-la- w .of ( By President and Mrs. Harding arc an invitation to join considering AMERICANS ARE a camphig party composed of S. Firestone, Henry ENTERTAINED BY Harvey Ford and Thomfts A. Edison in some unover the week-en- d ENGLISH ROYALTY announced place near Washing- missap-prehensio- pravda of Moscow, under INDUSTRIAL KINGS the-dea- 7 of June 25, fay as a resullt WITH (By Associated Press) SPRINGFIELD, 111 July WASHINGTON, July 22. governor Len Small, Major Bruce R. Campbell, accusIndicted by the Sangamon coup ed by Mrs. Emma C. Bergdoll of ty grand jury for embezzlement having accepted five thousand of interest on state funds .while state treasurer is immune from dollars to aid her slacker son arrest will be decided by Judge (escape, appeared before the E. S. Smith of the circuit court House Investigation Committee Governor Smalls attor- today and asked for a prelimintoday; ney advised him to res'st ar- ary executive session. Denying rest on the ground that he would the charges' Campbell said violate the constituion and bethe .fullest publicity, .but tray the people by submitting. first desired to present the If the court decides the gov- - names of witnesses which he ernor is immune the warrant didnt want printed now. The committee ordered the room probably will be withheld-u- nt , the expiration of his term in cleared. henc years. y AHSiVlated Prca the decision is adverse the Sher WASHINGTON, July 22. A iff would be instructed to serve denial of the charge heaccepted the -- warrant - im mediately, ' Grover Clevethe latter event the- - governor $5,000.00 land the draft ,evader, Bergdoll, may surrender peaceably or call to escape was made today by outrthc state troops and resist Major Bruce R. Campbell before presentation of the warrants. the House investigating - com- -, mittee, When asked about a NINE MILLIONS deposit, of $4,500 with ft New York" brokerage firm at the time the Major said he had sold some . peal estate. . Oil Fields I pSu'ITb.H The belief prevails that thejecee and granted s motionto flames wilt be restricted to tot the stockholders case. whieh contains sixteen producing wells. Secretary of War, Estrada is at Amatlan, directing the fire fighters. . , Sentenced to Hang SANTA FE, N. M., July 21. Antonio Carpio must hang at Sit City on August 14. 1919 ac Plants to QoseSunHay j Vcr eording to the decree of the state fuprcmo court which today af-- f RIO JANEIRO, Julv 21. Llrmcd Carpios conviction and Work, in newspaper offices niset the dato for his execution. Carpio, the evidence showed Rio Jandio Vwcn of 8 o'clock Sunday morning and jealous of attentions of a rival. is raid to a girl at a dance, shot to 8 oclock Monday morning RTl Casimiro Lucero and the prohibited rnder the provisions tuUet shot struck Rios, a of an act raised yesterday by the mun'cinal council, The local newspapers clan to ;held that shooting the wrong man dia noi ?xenipt Carpio from discontinue Sunday afternot-- Rio Janeiro Newspaper , ;b-Jio- . ond zl" Ill'Ll. |