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Show TEE DESERET NEWS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23 . bers of the narcotic auad being sent back to patrol dutjv Subset quent killings have reeaTedramr-ficatton- a Dii rgessReotihe of drug, liquor and holdwhich, the police commissioner has decided, call for action. Story Recurs. This story is periodically recurrent In the new of New York City, every tjco or three years, like an illuminated electric sign on a scroll, which ceaselessly makes tie rounds. Years ago. Inspector Williams of the clubbed the gangsters-o- w lower Wen tde, but they crept back again. Major Gaynor, honSpecial Order and De- - est but sentimental, was Imposed and deceived by the clever motion Threats Spur upon law vers of the gargsters. MitchTt Major John Purroy The Police Action to Rid routed them for a while development of the automobile and a on Elite. busmens prohibition put the City of Crime different basis and shook it up cona siderably fo- - a few years, but the law of averar kept on working BT LEMUEL F TAKTOX. and the curve of murder and maj-heconti.tued to acerl Cobropfv'ndent of Tbe tSptal Deseret Police procedure m the jnrt has Nem been rot to g'f ton excited, even hZW YORK -- CXA PoMe perhaps to lok the other v ajv, inspector. cVteetivo anl patrol- s when one gangster ges out gun men returned to thir hadjuar-terfor another Altogether, the lth orders ning and beat today have killed manr more from Foil Commissioner Warren f theri own fraterftpv thin the n run gangsters stats his killed b., electrocution. and gunmen out Chines bet trample. of Near York. Tt Is with aatlsi"tlon that fh The commissioner had sum- police note th terdeiuv to confine moned them to kiMings into itrunat t club circVe an excellent The fhnec hive centra! head tong vnr a example nf this in quarters of one th now when Hip feng 'showdown on and an obliterate neniv. the gunners the problem of the- first makes tal nrel killings gang In fiet the trend toward greatand the apparin Killings and a ent new mobi- er sotivenesn ehve of vict.ms, lisation of crim- more fsKtid.cfh hopeinals taking seems to be abouta the onW the New Trk ful f.gn. so fvr place in the citv. mm The concerned situation said is There to have been a threat of the log lraklog up of ths old segregated not has helped belt in the rommissionera remarks, districts apparently and there is a new stir of police mueh. Is scattered, like the now Crime over all town, particularly activity ell'e of the proaround the saloon whkh are need saloons snd the have monev enough to live aaclub houses by prominent gun- fession in such a manner that they cannot men. ident fled as the old time Thera have been 27 gang mur- he easily vicder in New York City thi year. plug ugiiee. Many ofofthe mostwear of the ious today gangsters in the The casualties started early year, soon after the publication of I protectivecoloring of timple and a police report, showing, by statis- - conventions! While the police problem f ilcs, that the Baumes laws were therefore, harder, gang animosities potting criminals out of business. are dep and enduring, and there Then a later report made It apis some possibility that the killers pear that, while the Baumes laws will were gradually eliminate each othwere working, the gunmen er. (Copyright, 1925 ) busv, too, and that what was needed was a lot more policemen. The Welsh miner who have been unkQling of Edward Jerge In Herald Square last July, uncovered a big able to get work are taking courses drug ring and resulted In 15 mem in a school for waiters. up gang BT THORNTON THE SETTING Winter Ahead --protect your car Now IV. BURGESS j OF THE TRAPS Beware of traps: they hidden lie catih the carelesa paseerbv. Jimmy tokunk. Jimmy Skunk was comfortably napp n.jr under an old barn Jimmon going quin t know what out-ianti h ddnt care. But on out there was gong snmhine that woild hive interesed Jimniv You tf he ha known about it the owner of that ham knew The it th tt J mmv was undr out r of that harti was not as wise wa the Bov in s Brown Hu Armr Green rf th HMle people of the Knrest and the Grem Meadow YIro than this, he was very much Jimmv hkunk. You pjt h:out with had tned to kill Jimdog had used his little Jimmv and my Now that dog would scent gun not he aPowed to come near the some time for houe planning to set traps. And one I h.v that fkunk is still undr was that Jimmy Skunk had ' said the man. as he made it hs business hN? barn to dig out and un s'ood ousde wh a rrl eat all the white grubs that Uve That silly dog wontjn h s (hand roots in grass Farmer go Ik and bring him out and I cr- - Brown Meadaw.. AU the year !i wt I fwr go rmt. ijn is busy doing things U'niy 'roun(j jrnmy j hunks that I dnftt want any farmer. the like But. this hlp aim it my place . j man who was planning to trap him. Vow barnier Browns Boy con djnwny don t know this, something have t!d that man j. lhe man went all around about Skunks. Farmer Brown f barn and blocked up every hoe Bo knows that Jimmv skunk is a? out through Jimmy could citizen. H know that He wanted to makeget sure that JimJ.mmr does a great deal of gooda mv would he in there when he reFarmer Brown's meadow was turned with traps. Then he than the went back to the much better meadow' the house and presmeadow of this neighbor who was ently he returned with three steel traps, those wicked things that cause so much suffering to those who are caught In them. He opened the place w here Jimmy had gon in. and, taking great care, he eet the three traps in such a way that no one could go in or out without stepping in one of them. There" said he. I guess III j (have that Bkunk by morning Skunks are not very amart. He II j walk right Into one of tho Chief Long Lance De- jun traps. 1 wont even have to bait them. Some animals would scribes Early Repuba trap, hut a Skunk isn t mart enough ' lic of Tribe. Satisfied that the traps were properly eet and that Jimmy would sooner or later be sure to atep ini one of them, the man went hack to The Constitution of the United the house. All the time Jimmvj was comfortably sleeping! States was given to this country by Skunk in a far corner undr the barn I the Indiana, declared Chief Buffalo Trans bad never entered Jimmv s( He was quite unconcerned Long Lance of the Blood band of head the Biackfeet Indian a, who ad-- d He had been so long Independent reseed the first of the fall senes that he wasted no time worrying "Let other people do th of dinners of the Bonneille club Is a favorite held Monday at the Hotel Utah. saying of In support of this rtatiment, the Jimmy Skunk a. snd he lives up to; it. It was a long, long time since chief quoted a passage from F, bv Durmond 8mitha story of the Jimmv had been really bothered exone and he had grown to any written for American Constitution, that" no one would bother htm tl e American Bar airoclatiop, pecthe with slept comfortably, which reads as follows: dreams, and there around pleasant "Three hundred years before the the entrance hole three steel coming of European stock to North trap lav In wait for him.grim . America the Iroquois formed the fCopyrlght, 1921. T. W. Burgeas) j first repobllo the world had ever known. By the time of the arrival Th. nrat tory: "Th. Fright enJ of the white man at these shores Mraw." this confederation had developed into a highly organised democracy the first democracy ever known and when the fathers of the confederation eat down to draw up the 23c Constitution they copied the fundamental features of the federal ConMenthoktumlUl stitution almost word for word 50c 94from that of the Iroquois nation The origin of the American InMenthobtumiiHu dian dats back hundred of thou-sanTI.OTriVfannola of years, as I proved by :he new excavations be big made and Tab- 7Qp the discovery of new relics and I lets bodies that show a nation on this continent older than any In the world, the speaker said- He scout$1.00 Pompeian MassageQp ed the theory that the American Indian originated in Asia, stating Clwu Cream that scientists have proved that the blood of the Indian is distinctly 25c Golden different from that of any other Glint The nationality. languages of the North American tribes, as a whole, Van Ess Scalp 0 her also been proven basically . oiffferent from those of any other, and Dandruff the speaker eaid North of the Cl IQ susvez Mas-Mexican border 200 distinct Indian CREAM J gage V I I enlanguages are spoken, each as tirely different from the Colgates Big English and French. 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