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Show L SHE WEATIIEU Showers tonight and Saturtemday; not much change-i- n perature. KIDNAP CAST KING IW TIME t i Great Plea to Charges Save Life Desire With Officials to Punish Defendant Off to Take Curse Did Everything Possible to Avert Collision with City of Rome Survivor of Collision to Assist liFRecovery of Bodies. Makes Other Crimes, (By Associated Press) CHICAGO. July 8. - (By Associated Press) The Martin td convict Durkin of the murder of Edwin Shanahan, federal agent ,to take the minds of the people off the question as to who killed assist- state wants ant S-5- McSwiggen, states-attorne- and whyrEugeneL,McGarry, defense counsel, charged today - TTUicarlSotBfrtrTssBrvrtoTpsr United State army, formerly military aid at the White House, was appoint, d to act in the same capacity to the crown prince of Sweden during tha visit of hi royal highness to this Country. his final plea in the case before going to the jury, The state in ment caused an uprchr. among the attorneys in the courtroom. JIcGarry charged Betty Warner, sweetheart of Durkin, us a professional gold digger. He said she not only dug Durkin but the F. state, as she maintained fashionable quarters in the hotel while being paid as a witness for the state. He also said that half the police force in Chicago lined up ping. with the bootlegging colli-si'o- 1 1LL - ENCAMPMENT for That the Prospective Ministers! mers, their Journalism ' -- - ENJOY THE BIG is NEW YORK July 9 The men of submarine died 1 like heroes at their prists, and will be given heroes burials at Arlington cemetery or at their homes. Lieutenant Commander Richard Ellsberg, of Denver, who had charge of ha i sing the craft hundred thirty two feet from the bottom of the Allan tic, says the position of'tjV men indicates to the very- last moment ' they 'stuck to their n posts trying to avoid a with the City of Rome when they were sunk last September. JDewey Jdleihe last of the three survivors of the crew of thirty six, has come from New London, Conn, to assist in the the work of recovering bodies of his former mates. Inch Long Hair Like Tree Killers Ilav.e Destroyed Six Million I PLENTY Refuses Cruelty Divorce Case at. Newport Interesting From Fact Mrs. Bud long ' Is Doing Own Cross Examination in Court. I (By Associated Press I NEW FORT Jnly 9 Society at this exclusive "seaside resort as getting thrill kfter thrill in the divorce suit lof Milton J. Budlong against His wife, charg ing cruelty, Mrs. Budlong who discharged 'her attorney, and conducted her own case, turned her cross examination fire on Mrs- Catherine Frederick, fof New York, making her admit that she had been a telephone (By Associated Tress) (Tr Associated Prt.se) LOS. ANGELES July 9 With further examination of witnesses by the County Grand. Jury postponed until next Tuesday, he investigation into the alleged abduction of Aimee McPherson marked time Friday, She left the witness stand late yesterday after testifying sev-e-n hours, to be called again next week. She refused to swear her self to secrecy concerning her testimony on wccount of the fact she wouldnt be able to Trial. STURGEON BAY, Wjs July of the forest, the size of inch long hairs millions of worms, are attacking the trees in the peninsula state park, near here. So deadly to the giant vegetation are these tiny worms, their identification The Department cf Commerce hs as-y- et unfixed. anhourv for taken are measures being G. Holt of Clinton, Maine, s chief of their eradication. Next Monday division of th department. a neffort will lie made to rave Mr. Holt will have general super, of liaison work between the nearly five hundred acres of vision manand rubber government hemlock forest the through ufacturers end users Ingrowere, the general an airplartedoaded with calcium development of the rubber industry. arsenate powder and spray id while flying over The forest; Six tons qf powder ape at hanb The worms already have destroyed six niillion feet of lumber this year. 111 Participate Sunday wives and families, TO PARIS- July 9. Americans expected to attend the annual who Might with the, French Farmers' Encampment aF" the have withdrawn from in journalism for preachers is army U. A. C. will find ample suitable in thq proposed announced by Dr. Carl Eiselen, participation entertainment when they asdemonstration on Sunday by president oft Garrett Biblical semble July 19,22, may be gathForty thousand French was this fall Work began this morning on veterans against the Washingthe preparations The chief aim of the course ered from the public square to carry out ton debt settlement. The assowill be to teaqh which include! a tent min city made, beauprospective the' first step in the city ciation of American volunteers inters what constitutes news acwith' running water, fuel and tification plan. I IIYBUM, 9 President has come to the conclusion that July to the editors of their sanitary conveniences. A bureau! Due to the recent rains the John A. Isrenlse ceptable nof the' Utah the posters ' Washington cava; future communities, and how will be on hand! ground was made workable branch of the National League to advertise their church and of information lry of victors, constitute an' inT. W. Peterson, president of D'strict ' Postmasters left sult' lo the Americans who to give any required informa-jan- d workClub commen-- , for Salt Lake .this piorning to fought for France. The French tion and guides will be on hand of the Citizens sod. meet with Hs evecutive commit- veterans the ced turning up have agreed to modify Thief Gets Gems accompany visitors throughIt is .the plan of tub, commit- - tee at the Hotel Utah this even- their plans and drape the statue of Great Value buildings and grounds and give tee n charge to prpare the ing for the purpose ot making of George Washington in black, any desired information. The ground this summer- for plan- plans for the national conven- hang crepe on the American luneh stand and cafeteria will ting lawn, trees and shrubs tion to be held in the capital Embassy, and play a funeral (Hr Associated Press 1 DENVER July 9,One cf the be city September over the death of the open during every day, serv- next spring. Mr cleverest gem thieves ever op- Israelsen represented dirge n w In a recent letter addressed bar. milk friendship. also the at cost, at the convention held Han-.se- n Utah crating here took five thous- ing Emil Club to Citizens the free. served and dollars worth of diamonds Buttermilk will be last year in C.evejland, Ohio landscape gardner of the and was with amusement from the Schwarts instrumental in per- Thoughts in. The Playgrounds U. ,A. C.' stated that the city Jewelry members of the the Company- He; is believed to be directors for the children, Evening of Life beautification pkns were now suading to vote for Salt Lake the same Jtague .mag, who took sixty and girls of from eight to four-- ; j.eady for approvaI. five thousand City as the 1926 convention dollars in dia- teen iARIS, July 9. Tolerance is will be be will remotJ trees in' Certain provided years monds in Chicago city. one of the greatest virtues, in i early of the livestock building, in the near future and other front The Salt Lake chamber ot the Copies of the fingerprints opinion 0f George made. the city, state and- ,ceau, Frances war premier, a on the show case were opening at 8:30. Moving pic- improvements Ioca-in taken, As the public square is church otiicials Uve pledged! to be eased in extracts of his compared with. those pf tures for their, entertainment' of Hyrurq the thur support in making this heart ,the tte Chicagoan. 0n civilize will be in operation on fh, autification plan whe f ,r. te beat m the tion expecteil cvxntion appearing today 4n illustragrounds, and the college pool ouj. wj greatly embellish history of te league, 4 tion. Eighty five and showers will be free to all. the already' attractive- - littld Hundreds of illustrated pham will Clesmeueeau, his book, thoughts in call lets depicting the beautiful seen The days program will begin rcjty. , uf life. It is to be (Bv Asmefated Press) evenjng , 7 ,, . and choice spots of uteures have citizens Several applied ery of the the With culege the Unit.td ringing HUTCHINSON, Kan., Juy 7 n which to Mr. Hansen for assistance wonderland that ire found France--Tom Gray, farmer near from and at . chimes 6:30, here ther 'hm' Utah have Uen sent to all.Mr.parts ra'v-a 1,760 acre crop of time until eight o'clock will W" ' ' Isof the United States by I Miss Ruth Tap. daughter of a "wat this year with gasoline devoted to breakfast. Demon-- 1 rausen during the past Power exclusively. banker and the o y Honolulu , has in (If the seven sons of Charles wttla. From the replies he a de Thtre is notep horse or mute strations and exhibits, will be tne nation s post Chinese girl ever to rebel ve Unide- -' Dickens, the great novelist, .Sir rece ved from the at the farm.. Gasline tractors order until nine oclock, and mathmatics in , the mastere his advertiang cam-- gree Pulled plows- drills discs pdincnt meetings from then Henry Fielding Dickens, Dickversity of Hawaii, has come to paign has been effective. General great novelist, Sir Henry aero.? the fields Four "biitrac until eleven oclock. States to take a post Ihe following postmasters of the United course ers and threw combines cutiassembly from 11 to 12, lunch ens is now the only survivor. at Columbia on graduate Utah have teen appointed and threshe-; it A fleet of mo-- 1 eon from 12 until 2. At 1 p. m. schea University. work to tit tor trucks hauled ren with geneial assembly for comroittet the gram tc'hcrse shoe pitching ' contests, national ' adults from 8 to 9 oHoek; dule fr theinstate and market. The trial Gen-trBountiful, chairman; JI. E. was will be conducted. , convention yied September: at adults for more than 45. 000 bushels. beginning movie to 2 Coalville; J E. Lunt lsrael--eGeneral assembly from comiTiittee; John A. followed o dancing 9 by clock, demonstrations Mt. Nephi. C. 1L 3 ; department Jacobs, chairman; fills the Seven Deaths Many trips to points in interKays II. Sheffield, J. from 3 to 4; then visits to at ten. The. program Pleasant; to from amval est completely time have already been planned Baseball farms. vilje; S F. Stevenson- Riverton Due lo Heat demonstration farmer the of guests for the postmasters and great be will departure contests Claude C. McGee, Uwkton; and other sort Fin- care will be taken by those in - of the college, and lectures-iBountiful: supuntil A. 4:30 6; Call, from John enjoyed . Mandated rresst f them every op5 to general assemblies by men and ance committee; Glen Jensen, charge &even per will be served from anGA(f) July 9 obtain to a correct nti C- Jacobs, portunity band concert from 6 'to 7; 'women eminent .in agriculture Manti, chairman; H. deaths were due "Mormons. of the lr will work directly or inW. pression home economics Mt. Pleasant; Sidney directly to the heat in Chicago play hour from 7 to 8;' moving and T remonton ; Henry Lunf, 7 to 9 for the child- - be given by experts. and adjacent territory yester- pictures heifer, Cedar City: . J- - E. day. Shower today are bringiCominittec ; Smithfield. Program ng relief although the humidiJohn A. Isroeisca, Hyrum; J: ty is rather oppressive. Oscar Anderson-- . Salma; aliss - Instit- ute-beginning - , 15-16-- Franco-America- - , I Cleamen-commeic- - - - ' , Pf W"'1 . - 1 Cal-derwo- . al n, - n fo-off- er - Ells-wwK- Rail NEW , Awnrljlwl Prl- iJdWki; Hon B BY THE BRITISH . Halhmbeck, close - - (By Associated Tress) GLASGOW, Ky July 9hen the. United States government takes over Mammoth Cave Paradise and destroyed apas a national park, as already proximately half of' the grain h for, there will provided , crop, another known it cae hardly Reports which' reached here to tourists. f;ut known around stated that after the storm lure as today Ngger the hails were piled up in because before the civil Cave, war a places to a depth of six, inches. runaway aae made his home -The licet tops were "also in it for two jears. riddled and much damage was N.gger Cave,4one of many done to the small fruits. in this region, lies about six The strong wind that miles from, the entrance to the storm played havoc Mammoth Cave and its opening with the tall grain. It will be is on the west s de of a moundifficult to harvest tain knob. Years ago the reextremely some cf the fields which were gion abounded in eker and turexpected to yield 56 bushels or key and in the. Sixties a hunter more to' the acre. folowing a wild turkey came upon it and judging from the vrelb beaten tral that led to it Kansas Also Hit .decided that some large animal Storm By Heavy rrjade its home there. ' The hooter, whore name long l Ry Assofim-has been forgotten, lay in wait KANSAS CITY July 9 nd about dark sawr a negro Thousands of dollars of pro- man emerge from the entrance perty was tl?magl or ruined get watG' from a nearby, pond last night and this morning in and pick un some brush and one of the heaviest rains here sticks and then return to in wtehe years. 4 76 inches fell abode. , Downtown basements were The .i!c;ro, who was captured flooded, and - nreiiv mediants the follow 'ng. dav wore a quilt lost heavily. In Kansas City. wrappwl a found his loins and Kansas, a hundred thousand bad on a, tittered coat, admittdollar grain elevator fire was ed he AVjts 'a runaway slave bn bte viav Co Canada, but having caused by lightning. found thr cave decided t make home there. He had buijt of his Hunt Wants to stones 2 rn all furnace in the Be, Governor eavo and this and a .kettle and ar. old tucket and a pile of go-wit- pre-ied- ) ed pi-fs- a afoafv completed bis housekeeping equ pn.cnt. The runaway was sold to Bob Foster, a slave trader who carried him to his plantat'on in Georgia nstcad of selling him again, and taking a fane to him, gave h.'m his freedom rome years later. Tress) ( PJIOENIX Ariz. July 9 Governor George W. P. Hunt, ' self proclaimed champion of States Rights, and a bitter foe of the Boulder Canyon dam plan, today announced his candidacy for the Democratic Gubernatorial nomination .in the September primaries. - (Bf AsocUtel Press) NEW YOBIC July 9 With coolness naming even fashion, of the keynote Avebifth the carfare in Miss the cool in nues purse ceps tegs straw shopping mesh epen OF HEW LAWS that are the smalt s shops est ,ln -- ar e )jin t - te Ik- n. ttvo-fvc- , Straw Shopping Bags potion America. D- - - - Pay-i.-o- YORK July 9The er of the power house em-- P yes announced that his sec- - of the interborough hansit company will go rapid on' a .trike with the motormen, and pitchmen, who are already out one oclock tomorrow morn-- j IIITRODUCTIOR H. Nigger Cave Will Be in Kentucky' National Park 9.A severe HYRUM, July over the .hail storm swept southern end .of Cache Valley last night beating down the green grain and threshing out the ripe heads. The brunt of the storm hit Entertain-- , AltaJayton, Magna. : me fit committee H. J. Stiei ; b HeldT Kay svii,ie, chairman iF. LIojtis. Mrs. A. Israelsen; WASHINGTON, July 9. (AP) The production of new Ft. Douglas; A. C- - Page, in the recent session of congress, with the Publicity: S. F. Stevenson - laws gained momentum Wars are raging 9. (AP and a greater number passed by the introduced O.Lundmore measures of , the world', neat Riverto)) chairman , W. packers for control period. Thiression of a British first Johnson than House " any previous Monroe; Joseph by. Mail sajs. Amenta Daih London introduced were . bills the nine during supply, ;rAiLlltteinDtinirlJlvw;B thousand, nine hundred Swifts! Armours and Wilsons says" the Mail, CtewLti teen and eclipses the record of the enEfy?n' last week, session closing the C. b sending market Tlill XMoinrtfO tire preceding congress, of which there were thirteen thousand, to drive the British firms off the London . tluiicu three hundred and seventy two originated by the representative. 'TKtstr loco rpvpvpIv AigCnUlHi . hundred ninety-fivDecora requirements, and forcing dowii the prices. EtheTlPetty, three passed the session just closed, and Rains; Miss by h.a- - P- in their rBitih trading but make up the nnd , the previous bnndrH A. C(dl, tHrey Jfhn ninety ronimitte; CHARGED Far Reaching e, that McPherson-disappeare- HOUSE MAKES RECORD II UliFflift MEAT! COHPETITIOH Strike lice adviser of the Evangelist, had borrowed money at Yuma Ariz. May eighteenth, the day Mrs. d. Volunteers S. in France Will Not -- tickets at the hearing, for two dollars each. The police are unable to find him. A report came to the Tucson, Ariz, po- PARADISE FROM (By Associated Press) . CHICAGO, July 9 A course . tell her followers at the Angelos temple regarding the proceedings, she said. Meantime a man, posing ns- - Cleric, sold s operator but couldnt get her to say at what salary. The women addressed each other in endearing terms, My deifr Mrs U. Budlong. My Dear Mrs. Fredetc, Swear Self to Secrecy Fake Tickets Were Sold for r - to Feet of Lumber Identification as Yet Unfixed. great crowd of far- d Aimee McPherson On Stand For Seven Ilour - . erick, last-year- crfc t , lat- f silk' raspberry w.ave-rtrawto of the new colo.rs these match the summer hats, nches m pouch bags about oh celwidth, have white ivory vonces-- . added luloid frames in sion to - July's penchant fop c j white, - s , i |