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Show You auit sell it if people dont know it is for sale. A Head it yerrrL. you will get the rl-- 5 ( Ii This paper UHj 7: : i . about it. Reliatla Licm tion is better thaa little "For Sale ad in this paper will tell them all about it. A few cents will sell it. LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY. UTAH. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1922. VOLUME XLHL NUMBER t 241. V Isaac Guggenheim Dies Elbert H Gary of United At Southampton, Eng States SteeU Corporaland The. End Came tion Advocats ..AdopSuddenly Death Being tion of Every Means Due To. Heart Trouble Designed To Prevent n Accidents . Aged 54 , rV? K Final Terms Are Offered The Turkish Nationalists And If They Are Refused f Then War Must Come, Says General Harington i s. -- By Associated Press) (By Associated Press) . x NEW YORK. Oct. 10 The SOUTH HAMPTON Oct. saac Guggenheim. American need for "safety first in every human activity where physical capitalist and copper magnate 10-I- genheim came here in a- motor car from London yesterday. Just before retiring he complained of pains in his chest which he iattri buted to indigestion. !Tnis morning he was too indisposed to take breakfast, and died before a phy sician could arrive. For some time Guggenheim has not been in the best of health. Isaac was a member of - the widely known family of that name, was prominently associated with the development o fihe min ing industry in Colorado as well as Mexico and different sections of the United States anS South America. Thoughout his business life he was associated with the large industrial and railway He was the eldest interprises. son of Meyer Guggenheim found er of the family in America. He was born in 1854. - chairman of the United States Steel Corporation in an address on public safety to the merchants association of New York today. The number of serious preventable accidents every day in this country is appalling, he said because of the additional population congestion . movement the number is increasingdie asserted notwithstanding rmich has been donetoprevenfc accidents.- lie on lamp advocated . painting posts, pavements and street corners beware of accidents" or other warnings to all who are ex posed to danger and urged every means of prevention of accidents Gug-genhei- m - be adopted. f ' Monument to Poet is ' 9 i hF ''x 'S s S'm-w- 1 semi-offici- al HI , . jm I (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Oct 10 La Touraine the oldest passenger ship plying between France and the United1 States, starts on her last trip tomorrow, he owners, the French line, having decided to dispose of the thirty year old vessel on her arrival at Havre, La Touraine is famous for having crossed the Atlantic more times than any other vessel, and for having the most expert '(By Associated Press) A Mr CONSTANTINOPLE Oct 10. The signing of the protocal of the ajTnistice at Mudan e place at five owhilk FLYING ON THE clock this afternoon according to WKSTERN FRONT duilnK the World five aviator Waj pals" an announcement by the Hause thai if four ahould be killed A Frenhile flying the fifth ahould never Agency. rtv Hgturi The fourth of the pals to ch News organiatiort. . Lieut. die In an airplane wan Lieutenant General Harington and staff Maynard "Ole tlylng parson," and the fifth, shown above. Is B S Gra- who arrived here on the Iron ham sect clary of the Oklahoma Uni. Duke this morning expect to rev entity Y kl C. A . who says hell never fly again turn to Mudania at three p. m. They were met at the .pier qn their arrival by a correspondent to whom General Harington Said The convention we submitted to the nationalists last night ,is Great Britains last word. It now 1:1 rests with Angora whether we shall have peace or war. We have gone to the extremity of concessions. The revised armistice con vention is a gratifying manifestation of allied solidarity in war and peace. It is my earnest- hope (By Associated Press) CLEVELAND Oct. 10 The that the Turks will appreciate Board of Directors of the West- the liberality oft our terms. If ern Division of the American they reject them we are preparMining Congress convention ed for all eventualities. here today presented a resolu' tion to the Congress regarding (By Associated Press) the labor shortage in the metal MUDANIA, Oct 10 The armining industry ascribing the mistice convention submitted "by cause of this shortage to the the Allied Generals to the Nation present immigration restrictions alists here last night includes the and proposing the .convention following specifications appoint a committee to investi- evacuate Thrace within about fif civil authorigate conditions. The resolution teen days. was immediately referred to the ties including, gendarmerie be convention resolutions commit- withdrawn as soon as possible. Greeks withdraw civil powtee. The loss of life in the mining industry decreased proportiona- ers be handed over to allied aully fifty per cent since 1907 thorities who will transmit them according to the annual report to the Turkish authorities the of the American Mining Con- same day The various operations gress presented today. Among in the withdrawal of Greek the speakers this afternoon is troops and transfer of civil administration will be carried out T. O. McGrath of Bisbee Ariz. under the direction of the interallied missions located in the BORAH ON THE principal centers. s - National Air Contests . Begin AttSelfridge Field Tomorrow Over 150 And Airplanes-- ' Will Compete The Navy Has Mystery Ship (By Associated Frees) MT. CLEMENS, Mich, Oct. 19 Selfridge Field, near here, is busiest HYiatim cento, passenger jprobablyfhe ter in the country today. t With a hundred and fifty or more airW planes of all types are here, for the national air race to .begin toFATE OF PACIFIC morrow and with others arrivKINDNESS TO A PATRON of a Kansas City restaurant. In which throughout the day.' the re-GREAT EASTERN IS ing he worked as weltreee, hae been servation resembled a huge rerepaid to Mrs. Jeanette Givens ception park for the army, hayy of Denver. Col., by a $20,000 bequest. BEING DETERMINED and commercial pilots coming to A year ago Mrs. Givens waited on W. P. Quackenbush of Los Angeles take part in the three days proand was kind to him. She has Just gram or to witness the contests.. received word that he Is dead, and VANCOUVER. B. C., Oct. 10. .The final tests of racers are un left ll0j)0Q)n cash and. $10,000 In Recon). der way today, tall the navy a en- (Cannadian Press) rtai estate la h in the Puliter race are bein" mendations cincerning the future of the Pacific Great Eastern put through the 'final workouts. The navys BALL-PLAYERmystery ship, railway will be made by the gov- which has been day and guarded ernment at the next session of night since it arrived was assem the British Columbia legislature,' bled yesterday and flown for the , Premier John Oliver announced first time this morning. , on hi return from aq inspection trip. J The nature of these recom- Noted Irish Rebel Chief' ships. - . - . S mendations will be determined in jthe meeting.' The - - , , Is Prisoner Of . Trccps Premiers survey followed . f (Br Sclonco SerYlcO),. . s . d fthe report of John t NEW: YORK,' Oct; .10 The publication ' G. Sullivan consulting engineer, t BELFAST, ,Oct; 9.Na1;ional CHICAGO, Oct. 9. A monuNew York Giants and Yankees who condemned the entire under- army troops who encountered a New York . Children ment to Eugene Field, the Chitoday have received their share taking and held out hope for'the party of republicans in the ldrens poet was unveiled today district County of Cork of .the worlds series money. (Hie future of the project which lias Stage Street Safety in Lincoln park, the gift of thoustook amcn other prisoners Tom of the dost .proeltaxpayers thq Giants split one hundred and ands of school children, who conmil- Barry, otle of the best known, more than forty-foof the and even their tributed thousand two hundred 'and vincedollars. pennies, to . Pageant ) republican leaders,' according lion, nine dollar. Into f.wbty Ferguson memorial fund. ' from southern Ire eighty dispatch I 4s originally surveyed the Pa land Melville E. Stone of the Asr five shares of four thousand four today. cific Great Eastern was designed NEW YORK. Oct. 19 Ten sociated Press, w'ho brought Mr. - one , dollars to serve the hundred, and fiftybetween territory thousand children tramped" up Field to Chicago while Mr. Stone (Bv Associated Press) . each while the Yankees divided-e- d North . Vancouver and Prince Fifth avenue today to impress was editor of the Chicago Daily DUBLIN, Oct. 10 The posseventy four thousand one George a stretch of four hund- sibility of conscription in ' Ireupon grownups as well as other News, and the Rev. William E. miles, The land is Considered in some quarbos and girls that they must be Barton spoke. Jean Field Foster hundred and - ninety- two" into red ana seventy-tw-o line has been built and Is in oper- ters to have been forecast by in not the careful and and Robert Eugene Field, grandget hurt twenty six shares of two .thou- ation from North Vancouver to Richard Mulchay, the commanswirling traffic of the city children of the post, unveiled (he sand eight hundred and fifty Whytecliffe, a distance of twelve der in chief, during a speech to streets. statute. three . The Giants apportioned and a half miles, and from Squa-mis- h A division of the troops at Banners with the slogan Dont In his eulogy to the' childrens to Quesnel, three hundred Get Hurt, and other "Safety laureate, Mr. Stone Said: the money ' among themselves yesterday. miles. From Quesnel and no of We in the Irish army look for the .announcement to and his humanlute week, sentiments were carried fifty Turning shares was made. Regulars with to Cottonwood, seventeen and ward to our being a national or- - -by Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and itys burden of care and grief, he others in the parade, which was sang the song of the helpless. He the team throughout the season one half miles, steel is laid but ganization through which the , received! in Central park by El- was notably the poet of sympareceived full shares but if the the road is not in operation. Be- young manhood of Ireland will team followed last years prece-d- tween Cottonwood Creek and pass for a brief space of time, bert H. Gary, head of the safety thy. He was a many-side- d charweek movement; Baseball Com- acter. He had a profound religisuch players as Hugh Me Red Rock Creek, forty-fiv- e miles, and then will pass out much bet- who ties and steel missioner Landis and others. Scott on ter men and better citizens, he are and John even join ous, fastening CAMPAIGN ISSUES MEETING SCHEDULES Quillan spiritual nature. The will get the ground- but the track is not said, having during their perIn one section was a group of puritan strain of his ancestry ed the club in 1054 dressed as ghosts to repre- cropped out in his daily life. Yet, laid. From Red Rock Creek to iod in the army done some use- only half portions. Twenty-fiv- e (By Associated Press) re the junction of the Pacific Great ful constructive work for the 1 HIGH SCHOOL roster FOR sent the accident toll of the past, over all there spread the w'arm, Yankees on the players MERIDIAN. Idaho, Oct. 10 ceived full shares. Eastern and the Grand Trunk country as well as having skilled year. Behind them marched mo- mellow rays of human sympathy United States Senator William $ thers who wore white stars for which prompted some of the A. one mile east of Prince themselves in the use of arms. t Pacific, Borah, Republican of Idaho, The schedule of assemblies for children lost to them in accidents sweetest and most pathetic verse demanded the track is laid but, not George, a political revolution the 1922-2- 3 school year at the MURDER MYSTERY inof our language. He sounded all conducted at the operation. This distance is BRYAN ASSAILS ballot box in his Logan high school has been , t the depths of tender emotion and eighteen miles. ACCIDENTS AT speech of the Idaho worked out by the Committee ' STILLUNSOLVED ' Two and one half million voiced the agonized cry of be- campaign here last He told on night G. 0. P. POLICIES Assembly Program of .the reaved motherhood sister- an audience of five hundred1 perpounds of steel, nearly enough Senior school is and STONE QUARRES hood and childhood and high faculty for the construction of a bridge with the sons how taxes in every commu(By Associated Press) tone timbre and tempo of a given below. Rollo V. Johnson. OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 9. Willi- -' N. J. Oct., over the Cottonwood river has every; state in the nation Instructor in Music at the nity, SGMMERVILLE, master. high been am 1915 fabricated since at had Walkerville, Jennings Bryan,- campaign- Clifford leaped upward Associated Press) (By g' ' The . monument chairman of the com- 10. Nineteen year old is school, Nebraska in the interests Ont.. and is In as depicts and asserted the situation awaiting shipment ing WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. Ac mittee on assembly program. Hayes of New Brunswick, ay brooding Unit.-over Democratic party in angel hae been of It bending a comBolshevists. To throu-for. " stone paid at ttiurdmaking cidents quarries This schedule provides for aspleaded not guilty to two sleeping children, dropping , and the candidacy of this general plete 190,000 bridge Hall pounds Wheeler ghout the United States in 1921 the flowers semblies of the Senior high ering Rev. Edward of poetry upon them.- - CANNON NOW SORRY resulted in the death of a hunwas more steel must be purchased, Democrats who seek national and . school only and assembly dates !and Mrs. Eleanor Mills and RETIREMENT concrete foundations must be state political office in particular . HE SOUGHT dred employes and injured ten Peace have been given to the regular held by Justice of the y tour today by built and 840,000 feet or a total opened his thousand four hundred and (By Associated Press) classes, the Faculty, yartou? Sutphen without bail for grand of 8.000,000 feet of trestles re- speaking in seven towns. He defive others according tc figurauthorities DANVILLE; 111., Oct. 10. clubs, and time-- for regular class jury' action. The must be purchased., The clared that the Democratic party -es complied by the Federal Buralifetime of public meetings have also been provid- who announced with a show of quired after Weary of the trestle work has agam united over the grave remainder eau of Mines. service, but just a tit sorry ed. The fifth period on Wednes- confidence upon Hayes' arrest has (been of the liquor issue, and accused , provided. after all of his decision to re- day is given over to the regular yesterday that the Hall 'Mills the Republican party of befogi of the evincmopletion tire from public life. Uncle Senior high school assernbly. gap be mystery had been solved, Crowder Postpones His the campaign by attempts-tging Quesnel and Prince vGeo-rJoe Cannon, who came home The schedule - of assemblies ed less satisfaction with the twelen the question of pro- interlope would cost about $2,000,000 l.ibitinn. from Washington by automobile follows: case. One of the investigators By Associated Departure From Cuba KANSAS CITY Oct. 10 Cat- over the same route he traveled October 11, Class Meetings; said another lead was being more and the whole line from The paramount. Issue r.of the .. tle Receipts 19,000 Market -- westward in his mothers oms 18, Faculty; 25, Stvjdent Body. worked upon which if verified Nfjrth Vancouver, to Prince Geo- present campaign to Nebraskans, eighty-tw- o yeare ago, at down November L English Depart- would change the entire com- rge, and added $6,000,000, ac- Mr. Bryan said, is the -10. Oct. HAVANA, Owing early top steers, $11.75, some question cording to Mr. Sullivans report.; if taxation. He denounced to a future in ment; 8, SeniorClass; 15, Class plexion of the case. ones to better due contemplate arrive. today to the outbreak of political disthe renewals in the next Secessary Mr. excess profits tax of the orders at Guanajay Sunday and Hogs Receipts 11,000, Mar-- , private life. His public s.rvice meetings: 22. Junior Class; 29, repeal Sullivan believes, ket slow, mostlyjen lower, top is.not. quite. emPd ior Jh plan0 Student - Body 6. So' of a Republican r reports that-- thecongressional Dies would cost about $8 000, 000 at and the failure Veteran bulk to to in sales $9.55 of Washington to Engineer go gack $8.85 $9.50 to enact meetan Class to a bonus bill. Class; 13, phomore leaders are planning congress pass present construction prices. Sheep Receipts, 5,000 Mar-- ! December to serve cut his twen-k- ings. 20, Faculty. January 10, When I first campaigned in amnesty law. Major General eaily sales Western lambs ty third teim in the house of 1923, Freshman Class; 17, FacEnoch H. Crowder, , President Nebraska, thirty-fou- r years ago WATERLOO. Iowa, Oct 910 to 15 cents higher, His fori y six ulty; 24, Class ' $13.80 ' representatives. RAIL 1857 taxation and tariff were issues ' in EARNINGS representapersonal who 31, W. meetings; Hardings Thomas Place, $5.85, years of service there will of the first magnitude. It is pie- - . tive in Cuba, has decided to paid. Western ewes. Faculty; February 7, Student held the thrittle of the engine 4 pire March 4. asant to i ain campaign ,in the postpone his departure for Wgsh j Body; 14. Commercial Club; 21, pullingdhe first passenger coach IN AUGUST state when the issues, as I see ' Tve had enough, he told an Student Bidy; 28, Senior Class. on the Illinois Central railroad, ington. WHEAT AND CORN Associated Press correspondent. iMarch 7. French Club 14, Class then known aS the Dubuque & General Crcwder had planned them, are the same as then," to leave tomorrow morning w'ith said the commoner. Its fifty years since I first; meetings; 21, Girls Home (By Associated Press) Sioux City railway west of Dus He appealed for Republican the purpose of conferring with nomics club; 28," Faculty. April buque, and later for (By Associated Press). WASHINGTON, Oct 10. state department officials regard CHICAGO. Oct. 10, Decem- the exception of those two un-Democratic .candidates Junior Class; 11, Class meet' master mechanic of the Illinois Railroad earnings during S Corn $0.62 sought vacations (referring to ingg; 18, Sophomore class: 25, Central ing his future course of action in ber wheah$1.07 in Waterloo, died ust, the month when the shop-- f upon the ground that nki shops Cuba. In conversations today 18, ' itwo defeats) I have 'been there Faculty. May 2, Student Bodv : here today. He was' 89 year of strike was putting most tin tha of the Republicans and Dr ' 1 decided to with administration officials x es to have similar interests, v: voltmsons 9, retire Freshman extraordinary expenditur-jOciat- s (since. .16, Girls age. The widow' an Jour If the problem of using atom-- j tartly, but, he added wistfully, Gym. Class; 23,class; General Crowder is understood Democratic candidates are i es amounted to $52,579-799Class meetings. to have taken the stand that the ic energy were solved, instead of l'rn just a little corry now. to the Interstate Com- ning on platforms,! hat i An expert pianist has to culti- r . ' The largest newspaper in the.vaie his eye to as to see 1,500 merce Commission report com- these rptK-stspassage cf an amnesty law would using a thousand tons of coal to j ' from tovmto 1 he Woman's Club of New .world is to be found in France. not' s or signs in it mimues, piled today. The Association of completely nullify the reforms drive a steam.-hi- p initiated last week by the Cuban pool to New York, the same; Orleans, chartered, in 1883, is although it is of American Japan has, its'firt , , urig-- while his hngers make it least Railway Executives say this isj congress m passing the loan bill result could be obtained from a j said to be the oldest iHn. "ft measures 8', feet by 6 2.00(Lmovements in the same.the Hnvest atoount eanil in 6nyfaviatorSeihe Hr makes daiIy flights o add other emergency measures. bit as big ara walnut. ; month since May 1921, tciut) in the South. space of lime. 'V Unveiled at Chicago -- , , : , 1 , Car-rignav- ar ur !. 3-- as 1 - Gorm-ansto- , nt mid-seas- - on . - 1 key-no- te 1 - to-d- d . six-da- sixty-- s ge -- " - , et - . - ' t Eco-wi- th fifty-year- A Aug-lvote- 3-- 4: fr 1 , cording v j V let ? ' , t s. V? |