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Show ..- -- 11.44' 111.01101.6.40,dr41.4..., - . Av. 5 3 g .,. , , , ... . , . . , . . - . , , . I ' N N(411.1131-Art- - rTARVniettled Monday night and Tneaday; Milo change ha temperiattue. , IDAMOFair , rt ' Are B4,.. t . , Monday might and Inaaday; coo:er est portion da). Taco- 0 ., Tillf II I Ni,ir ' PRICE FIVE CENTS tk..A1 I ir SALT 11111111mwoO0001 Massachusetts or Pronounce Defeat of Coolidge, Is G. 0. P. Cry, Lawrence Says. u BY DAVID LAWRENCE. WASHINGTON, IS Aug. An- TRUCE LOADS Of touncement that Senator William M. Butler of Massachusetts. Itepublican. who is freeking this autumn. is to open a downtown office for the benefit of Masilachusetts hminess men and conatituents generally, is indicative of the extent to 1which the Re- ' ,'.'-- ' na- publican chairtional man is anxious 1:::41;11 logo to win. r The cry. has been started from one end '''k;t4 of Massachus- t:S) etts to the oth- - GOB SHIED AMERICAN 4 , i iitil ' , V; - eurniair ealstry ta .''AIttp7c for another term. - Although Mr. Coolidge himself has thus far refrained from showing his personal interest in the Massachusetts campaign ' he is aware of what the critics will 1111Y If Massachusetts elects a Democrat Former Senator David Walsh is certain to be the Democratic nominee and he ran way ahead of his ticket in 1924 when Mr. Coolidge carried the state by an overwhelming majority. Po to add, what might otherwise ho a simple situation. the Republicans realize that they must defeat an extraordinarily good campaigner. There is even at this stage of the game, however. an unusual confidence among the Republican leaders. Mr. Coolidge has been told repeatedly that Mr. Butler is certain to win. Being a veteran politician himself, be has taken this with a grain of salt. but reports reaching hero indicate that he feels that the Butler situation has materially tin. proved in recent months-Thargument most commonly advanced is that former Senator Walsh drew a large number of Republican votes in 1924 and that his victories in Massachusetts have been largely the result of Republican aid. What the Butler chieftains now are doing is laying a foundation to prevent the giving of that aid. They are arguing with Republicans that it is really Mr. Coolidges political future that is at stake. e - - r' ' The Boston Herald. a staunch Republican paper. has come out editorially with the challenge to of MassaChusetts to stand by Mr. Coolidge or run the risk of losing the only president the Bay state has had in the White House for generations. The Herald states the ease very explicitly. namely. that Mr. Coolidge cannot be renominated if his own state repudiates him. The truth is the other candidates for the presidential nomination are watching Massachusetts and they-, will not hesitate in lining up dolebe gates to contend that it wouldtrabetter to respect the third term course. that of dition. assuming. Massachusetts has spoken adversecampaign. ly in the Butler-Wals- h If, on the other hand. Senator cutler wins. the Coolidge forces strengthened sill have their case for the 192 In iseeking delegates be conthen could It convention. tended that the third term of Mr. Coolidge was itself an issue and that Massachusetts had approved ' ' the 1926.) ight Flying Americans- Caught After Liquor In . . Canada; - ' . ,. ' ' EMERSON. Man Aug. 11.- -Americans who landfliPlTwo an airplane ed in Canada wit were arrestet by the Royal Canadian mounted police, fined. and their plane seized when they failed to report to immigration authorities. James A. Xi!bane. St. Paul, was fined $200 and costs and Fred Wiltmore Minneapolis $10 and tests. They were charged with enby stealth. tering Canadawas seized near LanThe plane caster. Man., after a tip was raceived from U. S. customs officer. Preparations weft being made to load a cargo of liquor. , SS FLIERS DIE IN YEAR. LONDON. Aug. crashes Two hundred ant sixty-tw- o with a death roll of IS is the canair usity list of th..Brunat RoyalJune force for the year ending to statistics Just last. according published. i S) ,'. f a I 1 ; , ft II. , . a 4 a . . 1 , , ' - I - t t - . , ' ' . 4r ,...,- -, 0 I i ir ,r 4 . , 4., h Generals, Aviator and Yank Hardware Man Captured; "Army" on March For Border. Plans Outline Drive on Mexicali, Small Towns; Violation of Neutrality Charged on RebeL It AP) BAN DIEGO. Aug. Approximately 150 men. Imobili- zedfor a Mexican revolution. under the command of General Enformer Mexican rique Estrade. secretary of war. were lodged in prisons here last night and a large quantity of arms and ammunition seized' by American authorities. Agents of the U. 8. department of justice. aided by city. county and other federal officers. captured what was to have been an armed party of invading insurrectom three mills from the main border at Dulzura where General Estrada and his staff were concentrating. preparatory to a descent upon the towns just below the border. Rifles In Truck.. An armored truck. two 10 ton truck loads of rifles. machine other guns and ammunition, trucks for the transportation of men and supplied. and about ide Mexicans made up the material and personnel of the Captured expedition. while government agents also captured complete plans for the insurrection. The most important capture was matte yesterday afternoon when General Estrada and his staff. including Earle C. Parker. San Diego hardware and arms dealer. were captured and brought to the city. from Dulsurs. Enrique Estrada who mve himself only the modest title of civil engineer. was known to the federal agents as General Estrada. One of the leaders of the De La Muerte. revolution several years ago and at one time secretary of war in Mexico and commander of the Vera Cruz district. He carried Mg in cash on his person. and other members of his staff captured at the same time had sums that brought the total to more than 31600. Americans Captured. General Estradas chief of staff was General Aurelio Sepulveda. a famous officer of the Mexican army. who said he had been a resident of Los Angeles for two years He admitted that he was a general in the Mexican army. Earle C. Parker. one of the two Americans captured with the party is president of the Parker Hardware company. of this city. While no airplanes were found in the expedition's equipment. Faustino Harcia. 30, arrested with Estrada. was designated as an aviator. That the expedition had been carefully organised-- and was led by experienced military men was made further evident by the identification of Ascencion flant,ana. who bed served as a captain hi the forces Of the late President Venustiano Carranra. Another supposed leader of the expedition who.witb Estrada and Sepulveda is supposed to be one of the prime movers in the Insurrection is still at large. ' race Chimes. Charges of leading and participating In an armed expedition against a government friendly to the U. It. a violation of the U. S. neutrality laws will be preferred today, according to A. A. Hopkins.1 department of justice agent who was in charge of the operations here. and who bad been on case the for nearly a working , month. Correspondence in .the posses.. sions of Parker. Estrada and 'others. captured by the government agentsmakes the,cane against the ringleaders strong. Hopkins said. It will be more difficult to prove charges against the rank and flit of the army, many of whom probably will be charged with violating the immigration regulations. .. , al- .0 r tw...,. . A -- ,. , , ve34. föliat" - , r, -' -- i INF ' . , 17'4 b, ,,,t, r).0N lib tt, .- A....-- . ' 11. - - 3F, A4Witt) 1 IK all' ,Abbf 'V ,Ilir f dr MONDAY AtOUST , , , Boman Bldg. Kiosk. Max.mum Sundiy 66 $S. ..,. 10 .66 Minimum Sunday . 1926 a II II II ..w ... 51111111111M - N., liondoy ,49 a.m. Monday a.m. Monday Noon Monday. Ai XNJif ,AloShDP' FW501' vi, I. ...., ' Roof of I 44-11-11- " - 16 . , .....ok Sty) al VI Ir . A ..N1;144DI . , I -- - ".6. 66 ...CI 64 76 . 'i ...7i 96 . ....SS NIF e SEVENTH SEVENTY , -t YEAR LONDON. Aug. fit (INS)--tw- e coffin . which was brought to London with great ceremony and of said to contain the remains Lord Kitchener. was opened today by Coroner Ingleby Odell and Sir Bernard Spilsburry. eminent pathologists. and found to be empty. the home office announced. The announcement created great excitement and directed attention immediately at Frank O. Power. free lance writer who brought the coffin to London. claiming that he had found what be believed to be the remains of Lord Iiitcyner buried on the shores of Norway. where the body had been washed ashore. Randled With Respect. The coffin. draped with the Union Jack. has been in the Ardente chapel until seized by the police last night and removed to Lambeth mortuary and then 'taken with great respect into the coroner's court today. The home office announced that 1 1 1..1: 50 , HALTS mExIcAN REvouf ' - I ''';' , : ,, - - tf , the coffin was op?nei it was found to contain nothing but doe's earth and tar- about the sides. Scotlandare yard ' officers searching for Power. The authorities stale that there is no offense in bringing an empty coffin to England that no charges can be made against Pow,r, but the police are anxious to question ES la AIM TO Of MOVIES POLA IS HAPPY i A glltn RUDY IS BETTER fifilliw PRISONER I IS LIES HEAR DEATH CONSTIMI1011 BAH'S SEC CHARGE AFTER: OPERATION ,,P74: d' of Brands Rudolph Valentino Consciousness, Referepdum as Calls For Po la Negri, Instrument of BolshevHis Brother and Sister. and , Anarchy. ism ,,,, him. Believe It Hoax. The affair has generally been dismissed in official circles a gigantic hoax. Power yesterday denied reports that he had had films made of scenes in Norway when he was alleged to have discovered the remains" of Lord Kitchener. The newspaper. in which.Power n has been carrying on his regarding, Lord Kitchener is a Sunday theatrical newspaper controiled, it is understood. by one of the leading film and theatrkai men of England. cam-reig- SLAIN IN STORE IN HALL MYSTERY ,' Assailants of Peritonitis Sets In 18th Amendment Are AppendiFollowing Foes of United States citis Attack; PhysiGovernment cians Hopeful Only. System. Declares RATDEN. Colo.. Aug. Robbins, 16, on of of 1733 Nineteenth street; Long''- Beach. Calif. wax instantly killed early today when he was d:scovered robstore here. The shooting blng was done by Walter Burckett, proprietor. 'hen be was awakened at an early hour by the prowlin; of Robbins and a companion. Wall. 1$, of Denver. Wail 17as taken into custody. The two boys escaped last Saturdar from the Colorado industrial school at Golden. where they wtrt serving sectences for automobile theft. (lNi)--Pe- arl Mrs. Lone' la F. Johnson g Fmanciers Canadian in English Jail European After Fight Over Woman Freed of Alien Frauds ITSA BEE. Kent. NEW YORK. Aug. County On the motion of Aasistant United I 6.(AP)Al Aug. England. States Attorney Kenneth F. Austin Smith. son. federal phones Francis Judge Louis Burns tograndson of the late Hugh Ryan , day signed an order dismissing an railroad of Canadian building indictment charging several big fame. was recovering in The Maid- - European financiers and industrial stone jail today from Injuries he organizations with consp:racy to sustained Friday n4alit in a fight defraud the government in conwhich John Thornis Derham nection with the transfer of $7,- emerged with a bullet - wound 00.000 in stock Utile American which caused his death- several Metals Corporation, seized by the alien property custodian's office hours later. Jealousy is alleged to have been during the war. the csus. of the trouble. It is as- - The indictment also named Col. serted that Smith objected to the Thomas Q. Miller formerly alien attentions paid by Derham to his 'prpoerty custodian. and was turned in October. MS. Public Asked to Help Traffic Fight RECKLESS DRIVERS ENDANGER EVERYONE Police Need Snip oft of All Citizens Mr. Citizen do 'yod want the traffic laws as applied in Salt Lake 1City enforced? Do you regard with Indifference speeders who tear up and 1down the city streets endangering the lives and limbs of others? You approve of children. other irresponsible or incompetent persons driving an automobile? When members of your family go out for an auto ride, have you reasonable assurance that ineolar as the driver is concerned they wiU return safely? Do you permit your boy to take his 'bug" stripped down to only the running gears. load- it with a rineguthiaeumnoncnnTerhepyro;ucriliebdedubpyrrtahce tically even with the front exit. A section of p the ordinance requires that they-stoat least five feet from ths rear cf the street car. On the boulevard south of Sugar Rouse at a time when traffic was at its height. scores of drivers were seen by The Sews' obzerver. to make right and left hand turns without giving the required arm signal. Some came to a sudden stop and others backed Out from the curb without any signal what. Over. In various parts of and girls of tender years were ob- served at the steering wheels of powered cars. Crowds of banging on to every possible were seen on stripped down and booting. .yelling wide Machines with open parsed at least two of the hospitals 'several times while oth. era sounded horns calculated to shrink. make the - atmosphere Speeders tore up and down Capitol hill. and so it went. Chief Burbidge ye that even involve conditions that exist in this city to more than an ordinary extent. They are conditions that should be corrected and can be corrected, but only with your If one half of the citizens who see of the wtould Mr. ,Citizen. They , - , cut-ou- ts :, 1 . Indian, in Pursuit of Desperadoes, Accidentally Shoots Colonel; Hunt on Wrong Track, Claim 1 i Arrest of a man giving the name of Joe Poss. 32, laborer. who ar,rived in Salt Lake Monday morning may lead to solution of the daring mall robbery Saturday on a lUnion Pacific train out of Rawlins. Wyo.. oMcers believe. Late Sunday local officers got a call from Green long distance River stating that a suspect of th, robbery would arrive in the The decity Monday morning. scription of the suspect was: height five feet. eight and a half inches. weight 165 pounds. slightly cross eyed. wearing black coat. light riding trousers and leather put- tees and carrying a black hand., ,.., sl . mwmAnmJI&,.,..111 rotA, NEGRL 5Nand self-Sava- .,,,.---i-r-A- ', . i V 1 ; Vlb.. :., Z; 1::.:1:i1,:.;;;'' c: , first-.wor- lt Amer-through- ." LOS ANGELEfS. Aug. it Negr1 . mot le act ---- (INS)Pola tees, was "very, very happy.' over the word brought to her News today by international sertic2 that the condi,ion of film Valenttno. Rudolph "aheit- - was improved following two major operaelons yesterday. "I cannot go to New York as I would like because I am bo busy here now." the actress explained. "I am in an importaInt part of my new picture. I seas shocked and stunn,di when I heard almut, hie sickness yes.' I had ste leeks M IMO ,o0 had I cm relieved fillt.tenb very happy to hear be le e.ttel now." The etttrees admitted that If the could make meets later on she would rush to New York. Miss Negri's engagement to Valentino has been r:ported at varlous times. but when pressed for a conCrmation both Valentino and Pots would refer questioners to the other. Lightning, Tornado Kill 2 in Arizona Steps Into Capture. lerrin end Thomas Simpson. He was taken before Chief of Detectives Riley M. Becluelead and questioned.- - Rose denied any participotion la the bold.up but would.!-:- : ' nol..g.i.visAtLaccount-02.ki- moseententedurMertherOastestror daps., 'A .22 caliber pistol way, found in his poseession. Police officers at Rawlins hate been notified and the focal off, cers are awaiting further Information. LANDER, Wyo., Aug. have of the AA o Union Pacific mail bandits issue given up the by p of 50 Shoshone end Arapahoe Indians today followMg the accidental of the shooting posse's leader Colonel Tim McCoy. former Wyoming adjutant general. by one of the redskins. He was not seriously wounded. Colonel McCoy was wounded by a glancing ballet on the neck and right 'ear when an Indian acchis gun. He identally discharged Wae immediately here brought for medical attention and will be laid up for two or three daYa Later McCoy announced that the Indian pposse had abandoned search of the Wind river range end dense timber of the Wastiakie forest following word'from Sweetwater county authorities that the fugitives evidently had not fled in that direction. The Indians returned to Port Washakie. 14 miles north. . 1 13.---(- It --T- SEILLARMS FROM -- t As Ross answered the description le was arrested as he alighted from the train. by Patrolman J. J. MEXICO TROOPERS BOYCOTT I bag. ic7--th- at GROUPS Bitterness Grows as Ca Iles Tightens. Grip; Catholics Stand Fast to Continue Opposition. , OGDEN. Aug. Miller, one of the two J. mall clerks overpowered end bound by the Wyoming mail train bandits, early Saturday morning, was on his way to Rawlins. Wyo.. today to attend a conference of peace officers. from Cheyenne postal inspectors and other. able to give information that might be of assistance in running down the robbere, Jack Madigan. the other postal clerk also has been called. Meanwhile C. IP. Dutton. Inspector from Salt Lek, and Wilford Danvers. chief clerk of the service in Ogden. were corn- pitting the checking of the .mail 'tattered about the car after the bandits had cut open '2$ poucheit and helped themselves to what they wanted. D.IEXICO CITY. Aug. INS) became greater today irt the religious controvrsy as the governnient began to take action which indicated a sterner attitude by the Ca Iles administration. Military commanders are carrying out the ITISttlitOuTtS of the war departrment and are disarming 'all civil groups. Atrests of alleged plotters againot the goverchtent continue, particular attention being paid to those who have alined themselves with the boycott movement. The gmernment declares that the order for disarming is intended for all groups and factions. The heads of the Catholic EpisFLOODS BLOCK AEC& copate are united in their determRANGOON. Burma. Aug. 11. on. The struggle I ination to -carry 1 TODAY'S GAMES INS)Torrental rains of the pan y against the religious regulations by few which church leaders assert the days have caused event floods ANERICAL--- government is attempting to dom- in the section between liandslaY have and Rangoon. Railroads inate the.Lle of the church. Nal - nmebtad a't psttmeigsta. ...... beets obliged to cancel train wet i grounds. gam, schedules. The water is still ris..Aug'. ing. Andrews. prohibitiot. Negro Guard's Courage R. R. kJGeneral i FA., Dooms 6 I& I chief. irdicated today be had aideHalts 3 1 thoughts of early retire; .' . DOMon 4' 2.trackid I ' ment and would stay in office to WILLIE WILLIS I and Harvit,.,,:l Rangilder I CHICAGO. PI .: 'fight for the new enforcement lea. Aug. -- ... wetzer sod Gaston. 16(A I a Cooat the of stallion next of Brown. negro Courage Harry tislation BY COBERT QEILLZX guard at the Cook county jail. asno 4, ! second game: R. R. F.Igre"-this will be the short pretended he had a picot in his 7 7 st. Dam, 4... es"1 I session of "he the ' Congress. pbstuble said, pocket prcrented 7 8 At Boston .. 1 l'"".."'..... it will give me the legislation cape of three prisoners early to. and Seturng; Marrise 888, litre 3. , sa , day. i Ihave asked." A., Game. I The trio. one of whom is await' ' their had sawed execution. way ing M. End ninth. .. and overpow. A.., N. .1 , :.., .11 Underwater Camera ' ' I out ofonetheir cellsbefore .. micas-0- . .. .: .. A' the negro !erect guard. .b, r At Detroit . . a, 0 ' lk) . Invented forced thorn back into their cells. by Scientists Dross am ("rouse; Git,,o, and maoma. Dander. .. W4l1HINGTON. Aug. ,' MOB LYNCHES ' ri submarine motion picture No other game, actmsated. ,, Andrews Shifts Plan Will Continue Fight - - -- t I . i 1 Jail Break ' . --. . ... f F - NATIONAL LEAGUE, cannot do everything. One - MILO ' End Second B. cannot be In two places at the same , . . Urn.. . Chicago 14e admits that not all et - the 44 Fe. Louis I Osborn and Gonassies; Raines "Weals" are "hitting the ball.' , The traffic squad has its hands full and O'Farrell. all the limeif the men do their Domino et Tittsbargis; postponed. duty. Therefore. be appsc.le to the with wee 'grounds. g'sneral public to ......, ... the department in the suppreseton o1 those evils. ........- - 7 - MO other games Isebeatale4 to, k - ' - - , ' -- tomed to ordinary motion picture photography. has been cowqructed at the Smithson an Institution here and will be used isnmediatelr in ,.." experimental work. The camera is setrón a tripod and can be focused as readily as on land. It carries 400 feet of film and requires beeides the operator only a launch and a men to pump air to the operatort-7- - t k , , 11.-4- A,P1 , ?; rail-sw- ay , f . -- 3111,,ag 'OW a 0 . ( , seeking leaders of a masked mob Which stormed the Tythe county jail early yesterday and. lynched Ramond Bird. a negro. charged with an attack on a young white , 3 . ... . ' , . girk- The negro Wall shot to death ' bt his cell and the body later takwouldn't of been so routi .of the allezed es, to 'I crime nod hung to a tree. The with that new boy. but t didn', d mob got into the jail by a ruse. know boys could AU Its leaders were masked. Light. .. , ,, ' , - Sr .,,. . ti , , . . - - - curly-heade- . I , ' -- ,, 4" 4 P)-- wiltw. - ; . - i NEW YORK, Aug. IS amendment Rudolph Valentino. ''shiek of tho have as their objective nullifica- movies. was In an catremery crittion of the United States constitu- ical condition today following a hurried op- tion. Senator William E. ,Borah. eration for said last night in treeing prohibia ppendicitta tion as a governmental Queotirt for gas- wilicb is nesting our ulcer. ph)si- our ing ability, ous courage-an,:..;::::,. an chins patriatistn to maintain lawe until ' flounced. the people.. in their wisdom,. see Peritonitia ..",:::,:,,:,....;,?.;.,;.;: , ... has set in, fit to change it." was Mat- gr.sia,..... , it i Be spoke at a community 11111314 t...111 '1 ed. although ".ta, 1. meeting under the auspices of the Pitt Boise ministrial association. , f succeeded In The governor,of every state ,1,..,:,',:: it kw,ping , to takes an oath support the con , 'I stitution of the United ,:!.-;- '''''' eiworicaanilibrela.br States," li;t Borah continued. and it thus be- comes the duty of thewovernor, or at least. they '4. any slate executive officer, to up- said, betel e ' bold the eighteenth amendment any definite if as were a it of lattittlitta just part of the "'tat( ".44,:,.: constitution. V a I entino's The senator declared his discus- chances of glen should notial to the "wet" rectivery-wa...,...f ' as much aa the "dry" lb mode. ed "obedient tOthet taw because Tho movie star-- fully regained it is the law. not because ere think I nontrtonman thin morning. min the law is the wisest, but because wan. for Polo 14egri, the people have written it Into the Polich liter. to 'whom he has been constitution." confident of People. reported as engaged. He pointed out that the eight- "SaY, George," Valentino said to eenth amendment went Into the his manager George Inman. constitution after deliberate con- - Polo and-telher that I'm all right. sideration and- reflection." that. Tell ber not to wor.y ,. 111 pull will the the of represented lean people and was in itself Badeclaration of a great 'motional poi- He also asked that bis sister the liquor traffic should Maria Gilgit Imo. who is in Rome. be prohibited throughout the wide and his brother Alberto, who is in range of the Union." Parts. be notified . with the asa provision has been surance thanse was all right. written into the constitution and Valentino was taken to the hospital yesterday following his col(Continued on Page Three) lapse in his apartment at the Hotel Ambassador. Several hours after his collapse the 'operations were He was unconscious performed., mord of the during night. Although physicians regarded the screen stars condition as critical. they believed that be would PROENIX. Ariz., Aug. Two men were killed and un- safely weather the attack. Valentino estimated property damage done George Liman. early today by a destructive elec. friend and manager. who was with trios! storm that swept through the screen star in the hotel when he collapsed WW1 alarmed over the the Salt River Valley. The dead are: stars condition. Andrea . killed by Valentino was stricken shortly Raymond and William Rice. of after rising yesterday morning. and, lightning Phoenix. killed whfile repairing a before he bad eaten breakfast. transformer during the storni. This fact. physicians said. may have Several buildings were wrecked saved his life. bere and others unroofed by the The screen star, termed the accompanying wind. sheik of the movies." was born Extensive damage was done to in Italy. 111 years ago. as Rudolph equipment and plants of the Cen- Guglielmo. Upon his arrival In tral Arzona light and power com- America in 1913. he worked at pany. various Jobs. including profession. al dancing. finally drifting into plc. tures in Hollywood and made his OIL DIVIDEND HOLDS EVEN. first success In 'The Four Hors-- NEW YORK. Aug. 1 of the Apocalypse: following Directors of the Standard Oil com- men this with the leading role in The pany of Sew Jersey declared only Sheik." the regular dividend of 25 cents Valentino has been married and share at their meeting today. An divorced twice. his first wife being Increase In this div:dend and an lie announcement restive to the Jean Acker, movie actress. the retirement of next married Winifred Hudnut. 1$12n03011.0crOg,0 04)er of the 0 f preferred stock had daughter perfumer. They were divorced in Paris last Debeen looked for. cember. ...... BOISE. Idaho, Aug. Assailers of the 18th , Architect Maps Scene of Proprietor Rises in Night As Youths Break In; Murder; Court Is One Caught. Jammed. Salt Lake Official Is Called to Investigate Robbery;Victim of Fugitives Goes From Ogden r,,,.,,,,, N. Y. : (LVS)--Aeari- p. . Senator Idaho ,:f- - 6,:i...-- SOMERVILLE, N. I.. Aug. ig.- -of the murder eharges again.Henry De La B. Car. pender and Willie Steveniwthergli4 with the killing of the Rev. Ed. ward V. Halt and Mrs. Eleanor Mills four years ago . got under way today before a, crowd which Jammed every seat and every inch of standing room in the county court room. The first witness was an architect Russel Briscoe. who drew nups of the murder scene on the deserted Phillips farm shortly after the bodies were discovered. Alexander Special Prosecutor Simpson has announced that he will call all his 53 witnesses. 1 TIP OH 71 '..N . CAUGHT i when TWO GET HEARINGS BOY ROBBER IS the car of the offending deVer and then notify the traffic departthe Foord pit, which bad remained, ment at police headquarters givihermetically sealed since an ex. ng- time and - place. much good in the opinion of plosion in 11110 entombed 49 coal would result, miners. has begun to give up its Chief ot Police Joseph L. dead. A shaft has been driven Into ' . the old vrorkings and man. braving Sunday night on Ninth South be- the gamete, have entered the foul,tween State and Ninth East street interior and recovered the bones of several autontebUts stopped be, ., atind standing titreet cars but not Arse itt thy mittens , a - , . - KITCHENER COFFIN OPENED, FOUND FULL OF CLODS, TAR; HOAX FEARED; WRITER HUNTED . - -, !C-.- drgea7dt. A v Capture U. P. Holdup Suspect; Chase in Desert Ends Whenj,eader Is Hurt Buy-bid- e.. , "er ' rrELLERTox N. 11.. Aug. II. (AP)After nearly a belf century.1 41110 ta. of the border preparatory to marching on Mexican. the capital of the northern district of lower California. ' , , ,........................... te Mine Sealed 50 Years With 49 Dead, Is , 0 , " io ji like company for a day or i nice to have 'am -' elm but At come down to plain t s,r :, - ' at , ll . ', - ,iti, 4 - I . k' . , 1. II IK If JNB, ,, , LAXE CITY UTAH "bugs AUNI1H. ET LI 1 t. Casket, Draped With Union Jack, Seized By Police From Church; Reporter Sought to ExBAND plain Story. of Finding Body. But- - ler is ed there is chance of 'rant Massachuse t ta having a ident of the pitted States I I 2 111 1 I ,E11.0.0.-- - thn S. L. Officers .. , ITS' !ACC . s. TRAps ELECTBUTLER . . II 4le114N, . - ---- 1 :.00.00. , ,, , . , - ; - , - - - 1 - - , ..e!",;117417"'''.'1'1',.--.7-'iit4t1,4. .:,,-...,'- - ...' .. - "' ..,7 1 "-,'1- , a 1 4 - |