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Show , Boston Bhl(. Kiosk. 14 Maximum Sunday. 12.. .4 Minimum Sunday. .14. 44 . 'Minimum Monday. (9.. I a m. Monday.. 1 Has Nothing Visible to Threaten Its Continuance, .Lawrence Declares. OfU.S. s BT DAVID LAWRENCE. the midst of an era of almost unprecedented prosperity, the prophr at and 1 tte experts are busily snt gaged in exam ining the future - to det rmine whether the con-- dition 4a temporary or part of an epoch of indefinite dura- . etlon. The nearest parallel Is that loom of the years of . Itlt and 1129 when as a result of the war. manufacturing , faclll-lie- s were geared ap to a h ch rurve j a( pro- " markele were - Ruction and wait American good wail supplied the have to only 'all oxer tbs world reversed by the process suddenly of political and Instability general cond.tlon consequently economic v- i . , to Europe - This is only another wsy of sayarc of the ing that many expertsprosperity to opinion that,- todays due tf. tbs remarkableIn changes Europe which have come about since 192. particularly the Dawea reformula for the handling of steady parations and the quiet bat acceptance of Germany tato lb fold of commercial nation. ., SALT LAKE I.M CITY Ml: UTAH SEPTEMBER MONDAY ' V- -1 & SEVENTH YEA? SEVENTY 1926 U ulil Ir Prince of Wales Enters Spain As King Declares War; Revolting Soldiers Shot Dowr X. 2HSIPSJ1 Labor Day Finds U. S. 2 SEAIS VACAIIT Rescuers Cut Into Gars, erous, Says Davis J Content . r rom icy btream - -- " Rashes - 368 Alfonso Miles in Seven Hours To Conference; Rioting Breaks Out in 2 Places. ' solved "the econom c and employment problems that confronted the nation following the - war. We have worked and progressed with the result of attaining' a far greater degree of stability than the bravest spirit would have predicted five , years ago. . , t " Industry generally is on a fairly satis-facto- Mountain Bound Scene Delays Doctors, Nurses; Survivors Huddle By places Czech ; ' Benes Fires, Forget " Names. Sees Madrid Return. Turkey Considered ; Fpr Entrance; Rumania Re- -- - y, -- 1 Valla-boli- . pwr d. Thousands Rush To Enter News ' 1 Prt ze Cam paig n -- ldin - com-minio- ly , 2 n il, W.RDIIIALS H 01 Oil L ' 1 - Jf Liberal-Progressi- Bees Beat Gunners ln Last S. L. Game ve ' ear-tyi- ! p. -- t Bck 4niL b. f... - DENVER. Colo., Sept. 9. (IN8) The list of dead as complied by the Denver and Rio Grande Western headquarter hero follows:'-- . G. M. Lillis, A travelling engineer, of Ball da.. Colo. , George Gearhart, an engineer. riding 'deadhead"' from ' Salt Lake City to his home in - Sallda, Harold Harpending, engineer in charge of trains, Sallda. G!)Iman Ark. ry ' BIARRITZ. IT By A. It DECKER (By Radio to Th Deseret Xewa-- Chicago Daily News) GENEVA. Sept. 9. The seventh meeting of the assembly of The League of Nations opened today with Foreign Minister Benes of Czechoslovakia presiding. The galleries were crowded, principally with American Mm visitors. Woodrow Wilson was among those . present. Cameras clicked white powerful calcium tights set up by tha photographers blinded the ".delegates Fifty-fiv- e states were represented. Two of them Spain ana Brazil were represented by vacant seats. Chairman Benes read his open tng speech in a monotonous tone, speaking Into a radio microphone Ho said the majority of the state of th world wars united against war and bad confidence In the future. although it was possible to attain their ends only by long, pa v Uent effort, - t4 ' Peace "StrpTWItatrrf Mr. Boned hailed' the coming entry cf Germany into the league as one of the greatest steps toward peace. H regretted the1 absence of Spain and Brasil, but said the league had not lost hope lost Spain would reconsider. M. Benes said the present sembiy was of special Importance in tha league's history. He declared that Europes evolution wo far was proof that tha right path been chosen. He said that w9sile no doubt tha disarmament problem could not . be entirely solved, the league proposed to accomplish the first stage by an agreement to limit preparations for war. Locarno, he added, would be a dead letter without the league for the Locarno treaties are merely an application of th league covenant Flares were prepared for Spain at today's session, but when tha Spanish delegates failed to appear. ih, other delegates moved up on seat The absence ot threw a shadow of gloom over the assembly. The delegates say they hone the changes now occurring In Spain win cause her tq send delegates, Tsrkey Camldernl - . I - Spi M. VBencs ottMined Turkeys re- quest for admittance to th league and to lecciva one of th seats. Liberia broke Into the league's activities at todays session when Baron Rodolpho Lehmann named a member of tb credentials committee. Tentative plans were completed over the week-en- d tor Germanys entrance. The big powers formed a steering committee for tha pom era feel able to control tbs assembly's vote, even if the ballots era secret. ..Germany ia amuredLan immediate permanent emit In the league council. An agreement with the German representative. , , Herr Hoeach. la expected to prevan t German opposition to - Poland seat. reiving a A tentative list ef members has been drafted, including Colombia, Cubs and Uruguay, In addition, seats will be given toPoiand and perhaps Finland. Holland and Liberia and Abyssinia Belgium. have tittle chance, has which . been a member for three years, will give place to Rumania. China is expected to receive a seat. The scheme te to provide with gionai representation, but nine members. 2b demand now almost exceed tb supply. If Liberia is admitted Herr Lehmann, a former German here soldier, would represent (Copyright. 1324.1 sit Caecho-HIova- ' . Jack - Coftman, Harrison, . Ark. Eleven year-old daughter of Mrs, Martha Coffman, Harrl-soof Jack. Ark., alzter on Three unidentified, man, two women. Mrs. Harold C. Ralhburn, Buena Vista, Colo. Dennis Redmond, - Denver. Olive Mrs. Ferachbaekar, Buena. Vlata. Mra. Dennis Isabel, her 14 year old daughter. Ruth, andher 7 year old son Jack, Cax-- n. . ' Rush to Rescue. r i Crews from two construction camps nearby burned to the rsicu and administered first aid to the most badly injured and began th grewsome task of reclaiming the dead And Wounded from the cars. By the lima a reliet train from SaUda, carry mu- , -- -- sufferer. D. A . R. . W. TRAINS LATE IX S. L. DUE TO WRECK. FRANCISCO, . dirt will Mrs. Louise Colo. Bollc. Lesdvllle,.; 4 - O The Injured Injured. Recovery Doubtful. Hilda Everett, Avon, Injured, Recovery . sured. s Mrs. Anna Cockrlll, 1209 Lawton, Okla. T. 8. Lynch, 922 Freeman Ave. Kane City. Mo. .' Mra. T. 8. Lynch, Kan CUL . Kan. G. R. P. McClannahan, Timothy fireman, Ballda. Beatrice Brennan, Lesdvllle, Colo. . Helen Holt, Elmont. Kansas. Vivian G. Daniels, 212 t Jonesboro, Ark, Albert Grahanu Delnorte, Colo. Mr- - Florence Park, 1991 Broadway, Little Rock, Ark. In Hospital, Not Serion. i Mrs. Addie L Dobler," 753 saat Pierce street,. Phoenix, Arts. Pierc Dorothy Dobler, 793 east street, Phoenix, Art. Mrs. Arthur Brueggemeyer, J99 New street, Blue Island, I1L Arthur H. Brueggemeyer, sun address. Dr. Arthur C. Nelson, 912 X . street, Lincoln. Neb. v J. A. Orchard. 91 east 17th 'street. North Portland, Ore. Alexander Cameron. 9927 Buchanan street. Los Angeles. Lucille Millia, 732 . Arlington, Houston, Texas Gertrude Cockrlll, Lawton, Okla. H. L. Mini. Ill Preston avenue, Houston, Texas. C. C. Dreman, 19 south Church street, Princeton, 111. Mrs. M, M. Hodges, 149 east Flfth avenu. Winfield. Kan. Mra. Tillman Daniels, Jonesboro, F Ark. - Mra. A, D, Fitch, Capitol . avenue, Omaha, Nab. J. B. Hendrickson, Como," Texas Davis Dempsey, Teopatla, Calif. Jo Antoneilo, 9449 Tracy street, Kansas City, Mo. Mr. Jo Antoneilo, same address, John Antonallo, son, name ' ' Net-tleto- n, . . lilt (life) . , ' ff-toa- ' b able to leave th within a day or two, r hospital .- A triple investigation Into th wreck is expected to get under way today, with representative of tho interstate .commerce tho Colorado- - utilities commission, commission and tb. coroner of Lake county seeking to determine the cans. . . Railroad officials continued to express th belie that a broken rail caused the wreck, which plunged the. engine, tender, on baggage car and two coaphea Into the river, resulted to two sleepers leaving the rail, ona of them turning over on its ride while th other remained upright-, Walter Allen of Sallda. one firat volunteer workers at the ofiho scene of the diraster gave International Nwg Service 4 graphic description of the Bedlam that reigned. Wi:h-D- r. G. W. Larimer, a surgeon of Saiida, ho was taking an automobile trip through the mountains and wae less than a mile away when the firat heard the rearing? crash of th cars leaving th track and tumbling over into the river. 1 ' Car tied aa Bridge. . "It waa a terrible mesa when Dr. Larimer and myself reached the scene," Alien said, "with the grezf gray walla of the mountains on one side and tha turbulent river on tho other, the - panic stricken passengers who had escaped death or carious Injury were hampered to their effort to aid tho injured, who were moaning and groaning. One of th cay coaches, sprawled aero th river, bod to th oppo-si- te benk, made a bridge that rescuer to carry th injured to tha opposite bank: they were riven firat aid to ahacka that had been erected by section men work-to- g near the point of th wreck! "Th river te quit shallow nd erot a of rescuer, wading waist deep to (h rapid waters, climbed" through window of th coach, .and Injured pasremoving, bodies - -- -- , senger. I "It waa necessary to amputate f limbs-othe on woman, trapped by a heavy steal door, before she could he re based. "The bodies of two children, killed to on of tb day eoachee, were tenderly taken across the river. Lank. Some of tha less Injured pulled themselves out of the, cars that pfurtially submerged.". - ave- WILLIE WILLIS M ROBERT QUILLEN DENVER, Colo., Sept. 4. (INS) A train carrying several hundred passenger who wer on the Denver and Rio Grand Western scanlc limited, wrecked yesterday, arrived her this morning. Some of th Injured were to serious eon dition. Mra. A. Weber end her daughter, Lucy, of Kansas City, were among tb passenger on th train. Aside from alight shaking up they war uninjured, They described tbs disaster"' appalling, and said that th groans to rid It was all and mooes of th Injured created cycle tn lassoright cur calf, consternation among th 19 odd should nt of had th top passenger on th train. - . . th handle bars."' 1 $ aente Musicians Strike in TAKEN TO DENVER ' Frisco Is Settled BAN Cotei 6ept passengers and thro trainmen war kilted and 43 ptr- none injured to the wreck of tbs scenic limited, crack train of th Denver and lUo Grand Western which waa derailed near Granite, 4 mile west of hero" yesterday, according lo official . announce. ment by railroad official here. ' President Samuel J.1 Fyeatt of railroad, declared that all 23 bodies bd. been recovered and that extensive search had failed to dtacloza any more bodies in tha cars that - wer telescoped into th Arkansas River. Ot th dead, all "hut four hv baen identified. . . One Dying. -- Four ef tha- Injured have "cot identified. The recovery of -- . xtr TRnnri-eewiwn- Denver A Rio Grande Western passenger trains from Denyer are arriving in Balt Lake hours behind arbeduie Monday due totes wreck of tb Scenic Limited, Sunday, to Colorado, Lucille Willis, 111 Preston 7 due here Passenger train No. Texas. , at 4:39 a.nk, Monday was 4 hours nue, Houston, late, and te now duo at 3:39 pm.; train No. 1, doe at It: 49 a.m. Monday, te four hours late. East going trains era running on time. - fAP4-v-Ler- ga , " , - -- Uninjured Wade Waift-Dee- p m Water to Taka Trapped From Ruins; Woman Loaes Legs. Twenty - City. Break in Track Blamed For Wreck; U.S., State To Probe; Crashing of Cart Heard For Mile- - BA LI Da, street, Elisnore, Calif, Alvarez Sanchez, , from St. Mark's hospital, Balt Lake water, Sept. . posters: to front of Ban motion picture theaPoliceman Battles Sea , tres Francisco today read a follow: settled. Air musician "Strike To Save 4 in Boat back at word. Everybody .happy. to the controversy Both eld NEW YORK. Sept. 4. (AP) which resulted to, strike of union Police Commissioner George V. theatre musicians last Wednesday Laughiln was hailed as a hero to- Issued statements to th same f - . day for swimming In heavy seat to feet. . the reacus of four fishermen hi distress ia a boat off Coney Island CHICAGO. Bept 9. (AP) Just teat night 4 . as a Controversy involving musActual rescue was effected by ician. bands and motion picmarine police in a yacht summon ture operators appeared - to have ad by Commissioner McLaughlin been settled throughout th counbefore he swam out To help th try, musician re issued their strike four mad, cell, effective today. 9' . Colo. Mrs. Martin Lane, Leadville, 4 Colo. Asa Woodworth, 199 Spring -- the banks rent Lb air aioug where, in other ' groups, half dazed survivor huddled about improvised camp fire ia an effort, to thaw out after being precipitated Into the stream, M6ior tourists also rendered what assistance they could before th arrival of the relief trafh, which brought many of ih dead end injured te this eity. Pathetic scenes were enacted as frantic mothers. husbands and wives searched for their loved ones. Other survivors, apparently dazed, i ran about unable to tali their name. Many of th . dead were Imprisoned in tb wreckage white rescue workers, equipped with acetylene torch, brought many wounded from their imprisonment within the twisted steel coaches. ' 1 239 Aboard. ' 'According to Denver and Rio Grande officials the train was on time and was proceeding at its normal speed or slightly leas when th accident occurred. Th giant engine was returning from its maiden trip over tha route after a successful run taro dujra before to Salt Lake from Denver. ' Mora than 259 passengers wars estimated to have comprised the train a cargo. Th accident occurred nine mile from the seen ot .another two of the wreck a year ago of Pansystems crack train, tha oramic Special." that - crashed headon with a loas of two lives. Granite lies on tha east aid of Tennessee Pass and along the Arkansan river canyon which continues on southward for nearly a hundred mile, culminating at :h lower end in th famous Royal Gorge, Th inaccessibility of tb region added to the horror of tb wreck, and the comparative slowness with which relief reached th Daniel,-Jonesbor- - Mrs. Corona Lockwood, Clarksburg. W. Va..... Clarence E. Dobler. Kearney, - - Nebr. Mrs. 3. Holt, Elmont, Kaaz. Aliiton, boy, ; Avon, SAUIU, Colo.. Sept. 6. (AP) diit ot confusion following the derailment of the Scenic Limited ot the Denver 4c Kio Grande railroad near Granite, Colo., early yesterday, both railroad and county still were striving today to bring order and compn accurate Usu of tho dead. The accident occurred bn a sharp curve nine - miles below Granite when the giant Mogul engine, pulling a tram of 1 ears, jumped the rate, plunged into the Arkansas river and curried five coaches into tb stream with it. Moat of tha deaths occurred in th two foremost day coaches, which crashed into the cliff, telescoping as they struck before plunging inio the icy r V . FI,. ' Five Coaches Dragged InBy JAMES J. DAVIS. Rebel German Entrance Hailed Troop Against ,U. S. Secretary of L&Bor. to Water as Engine Aa Big Step. Toward Change in Promotion WasHicgrton Sept. 6 (INS) This I abar day finds Mothers, 7 Leaps Rails; Mrs. Wilson Government tho country in a state or recovery , after the Great War. System; Wives Hunt Lost Ones. With chara cteristic energy, America has Declares AI1 Is Quiet. Conference. J JJi', 5 , ; .it $. employnKmt basisL Prance. Sept. The Th Prince of Wales, who transportation fines are in process (AP haa been staying her Incognito of working out the new relations forced aa the Earl of Chaster, has left tor Ban Sebastian to visit Queen hpon them toy the new feature of motor transport. Victoria of Spain. . . -Industry Is Sonnd. , rather than otherwise. It Calm prevail along the Spanish In every other respect the In- that our buying' publicproves baa border, travelers grossing without on this of is basis a dustry country learned the lesson of prudence. ars hindrance. On th horizon today there imbeof soundness to that promises genlabor time At the present no war clouds such as kept nnx- MADRID, Sept. ,1 (AP) The come permanent. The public may erally is in the fortunate position porters sad exporter on "the first bloodshed tn Spain's latest not be buying with the freedom of finding a fairly regular demand - " fotia seat lb the past. that te its habit during boom revolt waa reported Whether this is due to a recog military A lieutenant (Continued on Page Six) and a private times, but this is a good sign nltion hy Europe Itself Ofinthe large were killed and a sergeant and a Involved keeping responsibilities wounded . r-under economic burdons or1 privaterefused to at Pamplona when they surrender. Ail be. .whether tt is duo id the recognl-I.-to the artillary, Hi which ton abroad of the necessity of peg- - longed section ' the mutinous movement off war debts, the truth Is Eu also centered - - tog at Segovia and mood yepe is In a better economic . , the and waa ago five years than It of .European cur purchasing LONDON, Sept. (AP) A rency with soma few erception has of war exist throughout . made itself felt in the quantity of state special decree Issued by An6r!cs& osdi sold in foreign Spain.-Che Spanish government announces markets throughout the world this was made -- necessary action for time took a long I eheervers to concede that political through mutinies in th artillery Insection of th army at Segovia and .lastaat'asd ,j- i and economic problem were Valla Ldoud 'mke and latest modal overwhelgilng in now that protest against the separably interwoven, but in return for A 'mtltrspare ntne ef electoral promotion thuslaam'. greeted . Tha Deseret effort the principle has been recognisedis substitution friends and acquainamong of officers for the ancient custom Nhwtf announcement Saturday of tances wilt enroll it will be noted that Germany as candidates In of equality of advancement by seniority. aver most tha offer being accepted on term of gigaatUf prize tho campaign tomorrow. The Spanish government "in an mad Nation! In the League last a at Lake Bait 4w given ts nawapaper. credits by sail official statement i and that waf hatreds are ebbing declare th ms nomination. Although the campaign head- each entrant-upo- n inou inmovement has been comMain street office . alone th ia gradually to that the econom'c Credits determine the quarters pletely suppressed and that re- of Th Peaerst News were not owners of the II motor cars and terchange la being less and less ports from all parts of 8 palp era teleaffected by politics. business today,, the eight Apef Radios, Cash opened for that- - perfect-orde- r prevalt. 'there were ringing irhas-santto all enwill be Reports from Franca however, phones a alert women The Balkan ara 'qulet and th men trants appreciably paid and active In , the been say there has been rioting In Bar- called ia for further information. situation , has doubtful only campaign but not securing any of and Valencia while advice to the hat of France which also shows celona , awards. Energetic people, not wanting from Gibraltar declare that the toward the camstart their signs- - of recovery. It la admitted Outside of the . 2,999 credits delay at Barcelona warships stand and Cadiz bankers ready American success wilt which that) bring paign common cause with th them Continued en Page Five) to do btr things for th refinancing are makingmen.. brand new automobiles ot None of these ruof French indebtedness if the pres- artillery mor can be . confirmed. the handle to determination ent King Alfonso,' who was at San Poincare problem evidenced by th undlmin-laheG A I HURT d Sebastian, when notified of th SIX KILLEB, reforms continues with . " drove 249 miles to Madrid . mutiny, Vigor. his automobile In seven hour. There are two schools of thought lq Ha immediately went into- conferof course, in America that which ence with Genera!" Prime D Rivera insists that the European situs REDS AUTO GAME and th Duka of Tetaun tion has nothing to do with the the premier minister of war. Xhe proclamation general trend of American econom- of the state of war followed im.ft ic. conditions and that which argues mediately, and the , mutineer always along the line of economic were ordered confined to barrack. unity of A. DEFEATING PIRATES COLLIDE NEAR The preponderance of evidence 1 onlatter the at th moment because of the remarkable Sen. McKinley Loses , eld growth of American exporta Th Ground; Unable to Eat bulk of American production PITTSBURGH. Sept. 4. (INS) LOS ANGELES. Sept. . (AP) consumed by the. United State It- -. MARTINSVILLE. Flint Rhera won bis 19th game Ind., Sept. S. Six persons were kilted and two self but ao long aa the surplus is (AP) Apprehension over the of th season today as St, Louts - taken by the ret of tho world many last one fatally, probably injured, manufacturers feet that they .can growing seriousness of tha illness west bound Sunset turned back the Pirates, I te L In continue to expand and to pay good of Senator Wm. B. McKinley, was night whan th ot the Labor day , today. Limited ploughed Into an automo- tha first gams wages. They are learning rapidly expressed The Illinois senator, who was bile on, tb Southern Pacific grade coubiaheader. this morning.- to compete tn the export market. Cardinals On- th whole, the growing eta-- T brought her August IS for treat-me- n , at Puente, about 9 milW two-ga-Tha victory gave tha rheumatism, was crossing advantage over the Cinhillty of the European countries unableforto sciatic east of her. assimilate of nourishment and the undisturbed condition Th dead war Identified by dep- cinnati Reds, their dearest contend. . - , . commerce throughout the world last night. ers and most serious foe for the aa follows: Pulmonkry congestion caused In- uty - W.sheriff, has been a big Dieter hi American termittent H. Hoag, 93, of Baldwla coveted National - league title. and irregular breathing This gives comfort to R. H. E. The score: t 7 Calif. Sroaperity. because it haa been and his puls, waa 129 at midnight. Park,.. Mrs. Mary Hoag, Tm. Baldwin St. Louts , .199 199 1999 13 t H hovered between coma of and minimvn A with 991 accomplished Pittsburgh .999 9991 4 1 Park. . i during Sunday. Rhem and OKarreil, Vick: MorVanpolitical entanglements and satis- delirium of 2L Mrs. Grace Hoag. Tho senators birthwho seventieth rison. Songer. Tde and Smith, faction to tbs lla. Illinois. Gooch. ... 7 , declares -- the era could have been day brought many messages from da Mrs. R. BSmith; Baldwin Park. - five friend and political f leansnearer at by" brought Pariz. T. 'Baldwtn "Donald! Smith, . CINCINNATI. Sept. 4. (INS)' yearn, had there been - political as associate. , - Th Rev. Daniel O. Opperman, The Reda slipped two games back wall aa economic reciprocity. of Lodi. Calif. ' ' of tha Cardinals In th National (t.Tha $ Copyright 1924 ) ; Mrs Mr. and ars injured this league pennant chase her t Muddy Road Give L. Meador'4. Vandal!. 1IL when Charley Root pitchElection to Liberal - Deputy aheriffz who investigated morning ed the Chicago Cubs to a 2 to 9 t Die OCT OF JAIL. ;f - ' reported that the train, which was Victory in tb morning gam of the (AP)' BRlBTOIgVa.. SspL OTTAWA. Sept. . (AP) Tha traveling at the rata qt 41 miles Usual Labor day double header. for old safety razor A now us aa our, bora down on the autoJ. May, Meeker and Donohue " - Maria waa discovered Fyl prie--- opposition force led by Mackenzie King have already mobile attempting to negotiate the held the Cubs to three bit hut aners at th Sullivan -- county Jail secured' . error, intentional passes and (our on 7 seat Can, at BlountviUe, Tnn.. when they adian parliament, ip the next the crossing. a long sacrifice fiv by pinch bitthr ntllised one of the discarded places general election is although Kelly In the ninth netted the Instill a " week vaders two runa , Oonflnament. of steel to dig their wayOf out of away.. them two Only , - A. L. Beenbien, v have ban recaptured.', , ,,, candidate, wra declared elected by acclamation In Parvsncher, 1. 0 - ' Manitoba, when th nro men AUNT HET th .nomination papers of Tb Salt Lake .baseball Dr. D, H. McFsdden, th govern- was brought to a doss Monday ment candidate. Were so delayed by when tb Bee, beat Ogden 9 to 4. AMERICAN. muddy roads that they reached the Walp allowed tho Gunners only 7 hits white the galt Lake bstu-tne- n town too 1st to Dio the papers. R. H. E. 1 , Mr. Beaubien waa a Progressive I i...4 garnered 2 hit front Awer-ksn- Detroit . member in th late parllamnt. g it Walp pitched Biutout half At I'hHwgo Roses and Boaster; Ta'rv, Consntil (ha etshth biaing when the Gunners bunched hkfe ant scored nolly and tdauk. Inventor Drown a " , four runs. . NATIONAL. ' of th Gunners poled out Parachute Life Belt Fails MsCox,twentieth - A thom run lor th season. Howard, ter Ogdsa and HAVANA, Sept I (AF) An- Wscksnfsldt for Salt Lake gst Arango, inventor of a combinath opposing catchers. tion paraehut and buoyant belt, Th asaaon win ba'etesai haa bean klllsd In a fast of his Ste- th gum la Ogdsn this afternoon. vies. Before a crowd of several thousand . parsons - gnthsrsg to S5988EN.r watch th test, Arango yesterday r t K- - H. F stepped from an aiipUna about T wouldn't f naked that boy 1.999 fast up in the arr above tho base breechee. of 4silk(IN-Jarc f....4 IS t r .nthfrocks ; Is changs tires.' but I had at too Onlf of Mexico. The dories Halted wore bate with abbtwriaf d Bruch an Pa had on his tight Sun- to function as Intended and Area-g- o this fall. Tlw Wwsahss sod O'Farrell, rich; Man tdzh fell into th water and who day pant ttat. won't stand much Tde and .. , . IX'.n Ml body so ? , " Sept. WASHINGTON, X CPA) Sines it seema to ba gen-ral- ly conceded that America is in r . ...... ...... PBICE FIVE CENTS 1 TrtftMTrm . 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