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Show pTTJ Unemployment need not touch you personally, for any protracted period, if you know how to advertise. , Tlie Unsettled tonight and Tues-dashowers east this after noon and tonight. y; VOLUME XLVIL "XTRIBUTE WealHer'" LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY, UTAU, TO THE MRS. WILLIAM PHILLIPS . MONDAY, MAY 26, 1924. CARAVAN GREATEST TJX BILL GOES CEHTEIIAL NINETY-TW- O scheme ever advertising through the NUMBER 126. PLANNED IN THE STATE EJD Will Be Paid On June 23 When Disabled Veterans Meet In Convention At Salt Lake Wreaths To Be Placed on Graves of Gone Heroes (By Associated Pit's.,) WASHINGTON, May, 25. -A tribute to the unknown deac of the Allies of the world wai Will be paid paid on June 23rt by Ithe disabled American veterans in connection with the na tional convention at Salt Lake The organization anCity. nounced it would stand at for one m nute while a floral wreath will be placet sinuiltaneMisly upon the toml f Americas .unknown dead a Arlington and the graves of the unknown dead at London, Par is, Brussels and Rome by Am erican military attaches. BOBBED HAIR BANDIT IN CHICAGO By Vote of 379 to 9 The Whiskered Braves And Bonneted Dames Receive Democrats Voting SolItoyal Receptions In Brigham City, Ogden idly In Favor of The And Salt Lake Were Cheered Lustily By Assembled Thousands Measure Which Now Goes To The President HE caravan conducted to Salt Lake City and intermediate For His Approval points on Saturday to advertise the Centennial celebration students were graduated from the South Cache High School in the tenth annual lommencement program held n the high" school auditoirium last Sunday evening. Dr. C. C. Coulter of the college addressed the graduates- inspiring the patrons iiul students alike. His theme vas "The Divine Spark that t clod.1 He asserted Disturbs our is .hat it a mistaken notion that youth affords the only period" of 'ife with .joy. Rather youth ihould be but the beginning to orepare for a fuller life in ones mature years. The dreams of gouth are beautiful; their realiz-itio- n in later years should be qually gratifying. Gwen Roueche, editor of the 'chool annual, the Reflector, gave the valedictory. In a charm-n- g and thorough manner.' She ipoke on the subject of Appre-iatio- n of Beauty. President George A. Hogan of the board of education presented the diploNinety-tw- o Agri-:u)tur- al Despite The Fact That His Congress Ignores Advice In Passing The Measure With The July 1st Exclusion Date In It , Summer School was and the great National U. ,A: C (By Associated Press) (By Associated Press) and enthusiastically received than the far more successful WASHINGTON, May 26- .WASHINGTON, Mav, 26., officers of the Caravan c ommittee- anticipated. Up to date was signbill The Immigration The conference tax Dili was it is the best piece of advertising put over for either event. President ed Coolidge. today by passed by the house by a vote of What did it? Nothing more than the whisker and bonnet idea. the fact that the proviDespite and there 376 to 9. The measure now goes Without these there would have been no caravan sion makin the Japanese exat the celebration talk about little presbeen would have Mrs. 'William Phillips, wifs of ths to President Cool dge. Republivery clusion effective July 1 waa put newly appointed ambassador to Bel. can leaders in both houses poin-e- d ent. The fine illustration of the Crimson girls would not have into the bill over his vigorous glum. in appeared in the pictorial section of the New York Times with- protest he decided because of a solid Dermcratic lineup out the bonnet idea. . the measure. other considerations, to give his The committees and those to the measure. He who went on the caravan have their appreciation for the visit approval out in view of the fact pointed returned firmly convinced that and extolled the good traits of that the present law expires on the whisker and bonnet idea their friend Gus L. Becker. Ex June 30 his veto might have must be emphasized more than Mayor Francis pledged the sup- made it to rush necessary ever. All pebple who are com- port of Ogden to Cache county an emergency measure through ing to the celebration will ex- and its institutions. He also in the closing hours of the sespect to see many with whiskers asked that Cache Valley be rep- sion. Such a step Coolidge figurand the ladies and girls wearing resented in the big parade at ed would not he a practical view the bonnets and the pioneer cos- Ogden on July Fourth and that of the tangled legislative situatumes, If they dont see them they would reciprocate for the tion and the certainty that an mas. (By Associated Press) they will be greatly disappoint- Cache Centennial. Mr, Gus L. emergency measure, would be Melba Theurer of the gradu-itin- g ed. It is therefore absolutely Becker received a most enthusi- beset with FORT MEYERS, Florida, (Dy Associated Press) majiy attempts at class made the official pre- May, 26. Bubbens Wilson and necessary to have the whisker astic ovation when he was ask- amendment and l. KASUMIGAURA, probably Japa in a ed to respond. He extended a blocked sentation of the class gift, which Wilton Williams- negroes about As soon as 26. Tiere from Tok-i- o and bonnet idea put over Bek altogether. May, ins a flag pole to be placed on the twenty years old, met death at would sure and and on welcome ' now hearty the Trill was signed the presiafter two days of entertain- bigger way from ampus. Miss Nora Eliason sang the hands of mobs here early to- ment the American round the cluding the time of the celebra- be present for the Centennial to dent started work on a statement n her usually effective manner. day follow ng their identificaworld aviatqrs devoted them- tion to create the right atmos give his usual shooting exhibi- expressing his. disapproval of Tther musical numbers were giv-- n tion as The negroes who yester- selves to preparing their planes phere and spirit for the occa- tion. Director General A., M. the failure of congress to provide by the "high school music de- day attacked two young white for the nextl jump southward. sion. Durham, for the celebration, re- for a longer delay in ithe effecin are The near here. of under the and girls behalf in direction girls of partment Logan tive date of exclusion. Those who have the whiskers sponded They hop'e tp leave for Kusir.io Donald Jessop. These were like-vi- a critical condit on. The Coolidge statement 6aid to, the southern end of the Jap- are strongly urged to keep them and Cache Valley, extended oi and those who have none, will many thanks to Ogden City and he would have had no hesitancy very well rendered and anese mainland tomorrow nuch appreciated. Wednesday at the latest. They be haled into a kangaroo court Mr- Gus L. Becker and his com- in vetoing the exclusion act if Commencement Program have e. uly onqmore stop in Jap- if they have not started by a pany for the splendid reception. it stood alone but because of the. 1. Graduation March March an after KusmHto,that as Ka certain date to be "announced Three loud --cheers " were" 'given mass "of legislation'6 pending he' WERE IMPUDENT goshima, whence the wiU Wilitaire Schubert ; orchestra, just as soon as the committee for Ogden and then , three would not veto the bill as a w hole 2. The Heavens Resound Soon after signing the bill can get organized to make its mighty cheers for Becker. jump to Shanghai. Teethoveh ; choir. Ilanihara palled to see edict effective. This is serious Merrill of the Ogden Associated Press) (B; Supt.' C. F. Olsen. 3. Invocation Safe Senator Frazier business and not to be taken city schools, formerly a Cache Hughes and was furnished with DENVER, May, 26. 4. Selection Evening Star r.bbers blew the safe of the jightly. The committee will o county resident, spoke most a copy of Coolidge's statement Vagner ; orchestra. Fontinus Shoe Company at sixgive all the help it cart to the highly of Cache .valleys re- which he cabled to Tokio. Neith. Valedictor- y- Seeking Beauty Warns The Senate Ladies teenth and Welton and took elBusiness and Profes- sources, saying that Ogden was er he nor Hughes would discuss Gwyn Eouche. even hundred and fifty seven in sional Womens club and the going to build a mattress the conference. Solcn-A- ria from checks. Thev punched the safe 6. Vocal valof to Pioneers the and Cache wanted Daughters factory (By Associated Press) , Ermani, Miss Nora Eliason of Kendrick Bellamy at Sixteenis see made the bonnet idea that to A COLORADO BANKER whiskers furnish to the 26. ley WASHINGTON, May, II. R. th and Stout sts. and escaped 7. Principals report, in the Senate more effective. It is probable fill the matt esses, so advised Notice was given kdams. with seven hundred m cash and Senator Frazier, of North that all women of the valley will the whiskerites to keep em 8. Address to Graduates, Dr. took five hundred in checks. by CHARGED WITH He also urged nil Dakota that there would bo be urged to wear the pioneer groging. Z. C. Coulter. A woman called Fontius this costume aduntil rato to the attend cel.!, every Saturday strong opposition Ogdens big 9. Piano solo Fantasie morning this morning and said journment of Congress on June and including the celebration. tion July 4tn. FRAUD Donald us. never catch Jessop. Chopin, you11 It was surely a jolly caravari unless farm relief legsla-tio- n 7th luncheon Mr. Beckthe After I. Presentation of Diplomas. is enacted in the meantime. that left on Saturday making er gave an exhibition of his President George A. Hogan. 1 (By Associated press) up more than , 63 autombile marksmanship by playing some DRIVER TAXICAB II. Music I Want to Go CHICAGO, May 26.John D. . loads. They arrived in Brig- old time tunes by shooting bell Down South Once More, Glee Paddock May Not ham city about 9:15 a. m. and targets. Also by shooting tar Blue Jr., an investment banker IN Club. all lined up for the parade. gets thrown in the air from i of Sterling, Colorado, has been 12. Presentation of Class Gift. Contests Enter Despite the early hour all the moving automobile. The target indicted and charged with larMelba Theurer MONTANA business men and many of the was hit nearly every time. ceny and operating a confidence 13. School Song, Senior class. citizens by the county graud jury of were Brigham city At 2 p. m. the caravan was game 14. Benediction- A. M. Ham(By Associated Press) in conection with' real estate lined upon both sides of Main lined the traffic police- dealings. He is charged LOS ANGELES, Cal., May, street fo up by (l?y Associated Press) mond. extend a welcome men of by and piloted over Franklin Charles Paddock tb BILLINGS,, Montana, May, 26. Ogden 15. Exit March, Orchestra. of All Harding Chicago in costumes those greeting. William Fink, owner and world's champion sprinter ar 26. the viaduct. This was greatly with Graduating Class of 1924 and the bands went ahead of having represented to him appreciated. Wendell AUen, Preston Alder, driver of a taxicab was found nounced he would not be a mem- the automobile about September .1920 that h D7 and procession At Salt Lake City the caravan was Olive Astle. Alvaretta Anderson. murdered in the Rinirqck road ber of the Olympic team lor made the tepresenting a Colorado Melba Allen, about a mile west of this city Amer ca at the Paris games un- half mile parade more than one was met by Mayor Neslen and syndicate dealing in land and Ella Anderson. At lower the end long. less his injured leg showed a deChief of Police Jos. E. Burbidge that additional Doretta Astle, Sylvester Ahder-xo- this morning. Robbery was the of Main street in Brigham city, and his security was reassistants and welcomed quired for the apparent motive his pockets be- cided improvement. Iviene Aslte, a purchase of barbers chair was set out and into the The line of march more land. Ariel Anderson, Kenneth ing turned inside out. He was a chef stood there with a white was eastcity. Harding alleges he was shot found twice. car of the Temple block loaned Blue ten thousand H,s Allen, Reid Ballard, Ada dollars BROOKHART wash WILL brush to shave and down Main street to third in prepared Louis Brenchley, Earl standing by the road. He left Canadian government bonds of dethe whiskerites who any his stand late lastriight. south and then to State-stree- t Buist, Idella ..Carter, Annona promise of fifteen per cent NOT CAMPAIGN sired it.. None accepted, as it where the caravan' disbanded on Darlson, Henry Cooper, Ida Coointerest and the return of the was not time. shearing meat- - the JSagle Gatei The peo bonds before per SidueyCampbell. Verda- - E, Cities May Control May 1921r He al- It was a wonderful reception ple all along lined up on both Dowdle- Luella Douglas, Evelyn the bonds never were AsHOcluted Tress) leges (By at Afton the people lined, sides of the street as they would Darley, Ross Eliason, Doctors Prescriptions WASHINGTON, May,will26. not Ogden and I Eliason, Coy Fife, Radah Frank. Broakhart up along the streets as theyjor a crcus parade. After the Claris Frederick, LaVelma in Iowa for a renomination a! would for a circus parade. The procession all were invited as GEHINGREADY7 Ella Francis Gunnell, Fuhriman, the primary whch will pe held procession ended at the Becker gyests of the city to the muni(By Associated Tress) baths. Th exception was ities Hupp, Lcdand Hill Maxwell WASHINGTON, May June;second, , learned Products compaqy when ta the cipal Lila ITansen. a most cordiaU one and the Elwood under their police power from his f icnd!s FOR THEIR FIGHT of old our surprise everyone, Hansen, Harold Holm. Venna can restrict the quantity of infriend Gus L. Becker, did the un- members of the caravan ap- Henninger, toxicants which physicians may Hammond, Gene usual again. More than three preciated.it: Hundreds of forI By Associated Press) Thelcla Hutchison- Einar Jensen, dispense on prescription the Learned He Had hundred were seated and par- mer Cacheites and particular JenMICHIGAN Dewaae CITY, Ind., May L. Jensen, Lillian supreme court held today. took of a delicious luncheon, not friends, were, on the sidelines to 26. Tommy Gibbons of St. their acquaintances in the sen, Ferris Jones, Russell JohnMoney, Slew Him just a Dutch lunch, but a real greet Paul light hcavyv weight and, parade.' son, Willis Johnson, Svlmar honest to goodness dinner. It The Caravan committee and Georges Carfent.cr his French Margaret Kerr, Grant Lap-seshowed the people that ;Mr. Associated started their, last' Press) (By MARKET REPORTS the Maud Leishman, Phyllis officers of the .celebration oppnnerit Becker never does things in a weeks 26. The CHICAGO, Wallace Liddle, May training to preparatory to Liljenquist, express their grateful' t heir half hearted manner, which ac- desire on Saturday afhere police are seeking a man known fight Richard Lofthouse, Thelma to the mayors of ternoon. Edmund Dickerson as Tony known as the actual counts for his success in a busi- appreciation Arta Larsen, June LarsCHICAGO. May, 26. Ogden, Salt Lake City and BrigWheat ness and in way jilso roorit-inmaking editor of g Crand of a James RapBurks, slayer sporting ham en- Isabell Maughan, Frank City, and their policemen May, dosed at $1.0 5 Vi; July, Heb-e- r ids, Michigan, has been named house keeper found slain in him one of the best marksmen for the Maughan, Alton Maughan, splendid in $1.08V; September $1.09V. the world and one of the best receptions and ring. apartments last week, as the rethe manner in which the cara- as the third man in theAW Com May, Maughan, Wesley Maughan, 78:Cc; July, in citizens of types Ogden. confessions two sult attributof Weldon Neilsen, 77 V(jc; September 773tc. Ruth Neilsen . van was assisted. The commitDuring the course of the . ed by thy states attorney to two Cantril Neilsen, Winona ' Olsen Leers also desire to INDIAN LIQUOR-Lluncheon ,oe ,ano Francis ,of women Elton who are prisoners Eric Olsen, Henry Olsen. thank all those who took autoKANSAS CITY. Mav, 2 ft a woman roomer, Mrs. Ogden, acted as master of cerer mobiles arid those Olsen, Lillian Peterson. Valine Cattle: Rccepts 18,00$; calves, who went and monies, said he hoped to see UNCHANGED Leland Peterson, 4,000.; market 15c lower; bulk Margaret Marks. One declared the made Poppleton, the up The X when pjocession. could Utah and tlay woman informathe furnished Roueche, Gwyn $8 to $10. would do more for the Utah American Legion fjfe and Drum Afton Rossiter- Bclva Sorensen1,' Ilotrs: Receipts 15,000; mar- tion that Burks had collected CHy corps with' its striking color Vn$ss) William Stewart. Russell Shaf- ket' 10c ,to 15c lower; tori $7.30; several hundred dollars rents on Agricultural College. and the U. A. C. Barnll, WASHINGTON, May, 26. guard, F. P. Mayor Kirkeiutsll, of were the day of his slaying. Shaffer, LeRoy bulk of sales $7.05 to $7.25. fer, Samuel lateral law making posses- outstanding features of extended a Kenneth Summers, Ogden, Very 10.000 mak in the ,IU?ia11 ter" hearty VShoeps Receipts the Sparks, parade. The .whiskerites011 of The swordfish uses his long welcome to the members of the and the Reeder Thatcher. Ray Thatcher, ket 25- tu 50c lower; top $16.50. a of fen r was n. H criminal ,;!t'3r-vand women ; in . their) girls , , sword to tear up and mutilate caravan. Mr. Wpn. Wattis, ArVirginia Thatcher. Lloyd Theur-pI l"e niu.onal prom costumes pioneer attracted com t Melba Theurer, Amos Ward, Kenneth Yeates, Naomi Zollin - sardines and not as a weapon chie BiglOw. prominent business tuition law the, SUPtVt.RitU in:! vf Ogden, aho e.MUesscd t,M!av 'against higer animals JKIJ sup-portin- FLORIDA MODS -- (By Associated Press) The II,lCAGO, May, 26. city has a bobbed hair bandi sjbout seventeen who giggles a; she robs her victims according to Carl Gepford a taxeab dr:v er who gave up his car anc $27.00 and his un form cap tc a girl and two male compan ions yesterday. Forbes Probe Is , se thesemveT - - Arm-bassad- To Be Resumed , , al-$- (Xiy Associated Press) Federa' CHICAGO, May 26. officials are prepared to reopei the Federal Grand Jury probt into the aministration of the Veterans Bureau under Charier Forbes. Subpoenas have beer prepared it is understood foa many witnesses to appear before the grand jury who appearec 'originally in February. - - Im-iromt- u, - Court To Hear Boundary Dispute (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, May court set November 10 for hearing the case involving the boundary dispute between New Mexico and Texas and between New Mexico and Colorado. 26.-SuF- reme Ogden Livestock Market Cattle OGDEN, May 26. steady market 308; Receipts top . $8.23 p choice prime steer $7.50 to $8.25; good stceis $6.50 'to $7.50; fair steers $5.50 t $6.50; feeder steers. $450. to $7; choice heifers. $C to $6.50; chore cows, $5.75 tc $6.25; fair to good cows, $4 tc $5.73 Scanners, $1 to $2; bull? to $3 to 4.50; feeder cows, Kto $8.50 $1.50 veal calves, $4; Hcgs: Receipts 319; market steady; top, $7.15; fat t!Kogvl9C $i.lo to 220 pounds, $7 heavy hogs, $6 to $6.15; buikU $6 to $7,15; feeder hogs, $1 $5. mar Receipts none; Sheep: Vet steady; choice lambs. $12 tc $14'; fat wethers, $7 to $9; fat ' ewes, $2 to $6; feeder lambstc $10 to $12; feeder ewes. $3 :2- - - Paris - thank the marly friends nwho i 7 were so kind and helpful the illness and following the death of our beloved husn.mci 1 the late Man.u? Especially d we Markusen. wish to thank ,the Morgan Can voluntary ring Company forWeits hark, also aid and service. itinera ;n the all who took part services or sent flowers. .tH i jind M M jr anjVfather. Hilda-Anderso- n. Bick-mor- e, - - ' Ham-mon- d, - Ity?s 26-C- i - -- 1 Jes--so- n; - - " Card Of Thanks - KILLED - - We desire most sincerely tc ' . n, , - IS f or i ed Alton-Parke- r, - , - -- r. 1 n rr, .P.a - |