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Show MWm. tab THE SAUNA SUN. SAUNA. UTAH A drive to retain the objective it has won is expected to be launched TELEGRAPHIC by the League of America when it meets in Chicago next November. Announcement of plans for the twenty-seconnational convention of the organization was made. William 'H. Anderson, former state WEEK'S A THE RESUME OF superintendent of the Antisaloon lea-guDOING8 IN THI8 AND OTHER announced "York, that he . ' COUNTRIES had inVfTutlted counsel to bring suit the Christian Century, a re9 of-ligious publication Sevan Chicago, for Important Events pf the Last 250, 000, libel. The basis 'of Pro Wire ind Days Reported by t the- - suitj Anderson said, was the pared for the Benefit of the statement in the pa'per that he had Busy Reader. served the misuse of funds of the . Antisaloon. leagued WESTERN EPITOME The commerce department at WashBandits, slugged to defith a night ington authorized the following radio watchman and blew open the safe in bBoadcasting"stations: Bishop N. S. e the department store? of the A. T. Thomas In Cathedral, Laramie, Wyo., wkve length, call KFBU; iewis & Son company in the .heart of Neches Electric company, Beaumont, the bnainess district of Denver. . wave length, call Texas, The 'Unite'S States battle fleet KFXM; Browns Radio shop, Portcall KTBR. . steamed into San Pedro Harbor after land, Ore.", Fire in a garage in upper Madison one of the greatest, cruises in the avenue, New York, accompanied by peace-tim- e "history of America's navy, a series of minor explosion's, caused -- ft vo morphs excursion across the' by the bursting tanks, dePacific to Australia. The 14,000-mil.' stroyed 100 automobiles. !' Journey vvas market! by a series of the Another record has been broken. most extensive military and naval maneuvers ever held in time of peace. It is Chicagos jail record. There were 1090 prisoners behind the Nine dreadnaughts and four bars, last training vessels were in the line that came to" week, the greatest nuiflber on.rpcord. port, the destroyers having swung And wh41e some of them weTe having "from the fleet after' the official review crap games, using cubes of sugar for dice, George W44di"ng, tlie new warand .proceeded to San. Diego. den, walked in and stopped the fun. Oliver j'. Slough, veteran of the Tha nd&oners wont lose their sugar, Mexican war and one of'the eighteen but theyll have to take. it granulated. American survivors of the conflict is Army proposals for a selective serdead at his home at San Diego, Calif. vice law to round out the national deHe was in his ninety-eightyear. fense act have been referred to the Slough was born in Ohio and enlisted joint board of the army and navy for In the war against Mexico in a regiment from Mansfield, Ohio. He was ironing out disagreement between the services as to the form such legislaless than IS year old. tion shall t'ake. Both departments are hopeful that such a law. will be Ray Shank, faiher of, Denver,, who early the morning of ehacted at the coming session of. conSeptember 1 shot and killed his wife gress. and son Paul, while they Two stitches in the heart of Melvin slept, and then- attempted to kill his Jones of Washington, aged 5, saved daughter, pleaded not guilty in dis- his life after he had fallen on fhe trict court, to a charge of murdering points of a pair of scissors. A quanhis wife. tity of blood for a transfusTion was by his father.- The boy was Philadeplhia was chosen for the supplied to about cut paper dolls when he fell next annual meeting of the soverign down a flight of stairs. Both scissor grand lodge of the Independent' Order of Odd Fellows by. the unanimous points pierced his 'side, one cutting vote of the delegates of the 101st com- a quarter inch 'gash in his heartv munication of the order at Portland, Senator Smoot of the "American Oregort. The meeting will be held debt commission t.akes little stock in . the third the talk about Frances inability to Monday in September. meet her war debts, but he does beSwimming in the ocean along any lieve that Italy is handicapped by of the several miles of San Francis- economic troubles, says a dispatch' ' cos Pacific ocean frontage will re-u- from Washington. ' . . . in arrest hereafter. The new FOREIGN regulation just gone into effect, was A" breach of the truce in the coal announced by Herbert Flieshhaker,' president of the park commission, trade in England is threatened by a who said the refusal of bathers to demand of the miners that, pending heed warning signs has resulted in an inquiry by the coal commission, .no many drownings. Waders will not local arrangement on the basis of lowhe arrested. er wages shall be recognized and any of the miners rendering themselves Picked up on the highway fifteen unemployed by noiiacceptance of such miles north of Vancouver, Wash., a shall receive unemploy-- , arrangements man blind, paralysed and unconscious ment payments. was taken to a hospital at Ridgefield, Premier Mussolini, fresh from his Wash., and on recovering consciousness gave his names as Dr. Nathaniel triumphal reception at the army and Reich, professor of Egyptology at the aero movements, was given an ovaUniversity of Pennsylvania. He said tion by thousands in Piedmont when he had been the victim of a heart at- he declared that the policy of the tack while traveling on a bus between Italian government will remain rig Tacoma and Portland and had asked Idly and religiously unchangeable for the good of the state." to be left on the road. TALES Anti-Saloo- OTflE n kmm e, IXGION vt-Ne- (Copy for Thli Department Supplied Americao Legion Newt Service by the ) JOHNSON ACT WILL BE UP FOR ACTION . Those provisions of the Johnson act. World war legislation .drawn up "and sponsored by the American Legion, the legislative Jam at the close of the last Congress, will.be pressed for'passage afthe next 'session by th? national rehabilitation committee of the Legion, according to Watson B. Milfer, cbuirman. 'Among the provisions to be. pressed for passage are; To permit the payment of disability compensation. retroactively to Agjril of 1917;. to' provide a permanent rate of compensation for, arrested cases of tuberculosis; to' provide for tire reinstatement of insurance by disabled veterans who are unable .to p.ay the back premiums and interest ; to provide family allowances for ail beneficiaries who are- totally disabled; to remove all dates ,for-th- e conclusion of '.vocational training; to remove all time limits for. the filing of disability claims; to. provide for the setting up of a permanent' medical corps In the veterans jnireau service. Chairman Miller declared . that it will be necessary to sectfrd an appropriation from congress at the December session amounting to approximately $ 13, 890, (XX) so that the veterans bureau van ca.rry out its program for the construction of new veterans hospitals. D'uring the last two 'sessions authorization was granted to the director of the bureau to expend $16,850,000' for this purpose, but due to legislative complications arising at the end of each session only $3,850,000 actual cash was appropriated 270-met- 227-met- e h grajr-halre- - ' Friends of Woodrow Wilson In all parts of the United .States will contribute to a fund to establish a college a a 'national memoriul t him in Georgia, . the state where he grew to manhood, in the opinion of (5oI. Edward M. House, intimate friend add personal adviser of President Wilson. The memorial college to Wilson was, proposed by the department pf Georgia, American Legion. In a recent interview with a representative of the temporary bpard of trustees for .the proposed college. Colonel House declared that he would do all in his power to assist In the establishment of such a memorial. Pleasant A. Stovall, former minister of Switzerland during the Wllsrin ad- -' who is leading the ministration, movement to found the Wilson college, The value of .Colonel Houses s.ald : support in this undertaking cannot be overemphasized. He is known world over as one of President Wilsons closest friends." Severe Penalties for Embezzlement of Funds Harvey J. Howard of the Rockefeller hospital, Peking, kidnapped by . Guardians embezzling funds paid by The army has refused the govern- bandits in July, has been rescued. Dr. the government to their wards as ments offer of joint control with the Howard, a specialist in eye diseases," World war beneficiaries will be subnavy of the giant dirigible Los Ange- was captured by Chinese brigands ject to prosecution by the federal govles. It bases its action upon a con- while visiting the ranch of Morgan ernment as a result of legislation fidential report of the crafts condi- Palmer, another American on the Sun- passed at the recent session of com tion and on observations of the care gari river in Manchuria. Mr. Palmer gress, American Legion officials an- that has been taken" of the ship since was killed in the fight with the bri- nounced at Washington recently. Punishment is fixed at a fine vf $2,000 or It flew across the Atlantic. Ie fears a gands. disaster similar to the one which The airplane specially constructed imprisonment at hard labor for five or both. The Legion. supported overtook the Sheandoah, according to for a flight Yrom 'Paris to years the officers of the war department. legislation. New York, planned by Paul Tarascqn Letters were sent recently by the . Nelson Anderson, director of the or- and Francoise Coli, was completely Veterans bureau to clerks-o- f Probate when crashed it tweleve destroyed chestra at Keith's theatre, was in-- . courts Into of inquiring guardianships Taras-comiles south of Dreux, France. stantly killed near Dayton, Ohio, in and children of veterans Incompetent and his named companion aviator; the act of saving a little child from veterans, many of them orphans. As death. Anderson, his sister Margaret Favreau, who were trying for a speed a result, guardians in six months rerecord in were the seriousmachine, and his fiancee. Miss Mildred Cooper, turned . to the government $100, 000, ly injured. . . and Bobbie Turbee, old, were mostly in uncushed governmefit checks. out for an automobile ride. The Two British automobile drivers. A single letter contained an entire r stalled on a railroad track. A Captain John Duff and Bondfield, re- series of uncashed $100 checks going ' train was bearing down upon them. layed each other to establish a world's back to 1919. "' Anderson and the' two women jump- nonstop record for twenty-fouhours There are, according to Veterans ed to safety. Anderson went back at Montlhery, France covered a dis- .bureau records. 9,519 guardians of tance of 2279 miles, an average speed 'for the child and was killed'. minors and 15,000 guardians of adults of 95 miles an hour. This is considerIn permanent total cases. The number Without a single relative in , ably better than the previous record of minors under guardianship la estithe woman found scalded to held an American, Ellroy Garfield, mated at 30,000. death a few days ago in a south side and aby French driver, Plessler, who, Chicago apartment and identified as covered 2101 miles in the Ruth Echo Silver Dollar Tabor, an average speed of 87 Vs miles. Offered to Pay His Way daughter of the late Senator Tabor So greatly haT the Humber of suiof Colorado, was buried with simple to Any Foreign Country cides increased in Greece recently services at an undertaker's chapel. The successor to The Man Without that authorities have Issued an order a Country" was found at. Omuha, Neb., Byron W. Kuhn, 73, maker of pres- providing for a burial place (or perrecently almost. idential hats, died at Milwaukee, sons who end their own lives separF. M. Merrlant, conimander of Wis., after two years illness. Kuhn ate from places where persons die post of the American Legion, made hats for six presidents, U. S. natural deaths are interred. The cemwas commissioned to go to Omaha, and Grant, R. B. Hayes, Grover Cleve- etery for suicides adjoins the grounds look for a youffTwho, in the columns land, Theodore Roosevelt. William H. where dogs are buried and where reTaft and Warren G. Harding. The fuse is cast. It is hoped this display of an Omaha newspaper, begged to hats he made for the presidents were of public contempt for suicides will be told one good reason why he should continue to grace the United States , in the nature of gifts. discourage the practice. of America with his Dr. p n mo-ta- r attend-.ance- same-time- ! Governor Alfred E. Smith of New The ftth assembly of the league-oYork opened his new campaign for nations closed at Geneva after dethe Democratic presidential nomina- ciding to erect a new assembly hall tion in 'an address at Cook county and appoint a commission of five, inDemocracy's picnic at Palos park, cluding Dr. Fridtjof Nansen, to make Chicago, before a crowd estimated at an effort to settle the Armenian ques100,000. also reelected The chicken population of the Uni- tion. The assembly ted F'ates has been placed at 400,-00- six of the non permanent members of 0U0 by the department of agricul- the league council Brazil, Uruguay, ture. This number, the department Spain, Czechoslovakia, Sweden and said would make a procession of Belgium the assembly being of the chir ns 100,000 miles long and they opinion that no change was desirable cou'-- iay enough eggs each year from pending Germanys admission to the the earth to the moon and back again. league. i I f presence, and endorsement. The discontented youth said: "The time la coming when millions of Americans will enrich other nations with their presence and leave the United States, r such as it Is, to an organization, as It deserves to be." The Seward post replied promptly that it would pay the disappointed young mans way to some foreign land if he would promise never to return. The young man In another letter accepted the offer provided tha he might return to this country aa often aa be wished "on visits." anti-liquo- to Live in Utah le!I5I3I0pft(Sr3f3ISS13n3nvI5ifPIiiiIi3Ii!iIp)rM3I3 ATTEMPT TO TINKER WITH THE PRESENT SCHEDULE WILL BE -- CAUSE FOR FIGHT - of White Myton. Frank Davis Rock Indian school, was recently transferred to Shiprock, N. M., wherfc he .will take charge of the Sari Juan Indian school of that place. He has spyit fifteen years, in Indian service at Whiterock, eight years as Indian farmer and seven years ap principal of the Indian school. A farewell party was .given recently foe Mr. and ' Mrs. Davis at Ft. Duchesne. Salt Lake City. A federal ' grand Jury has been called by Judge Tilrflan D. Johnson to meet at 10 oclock on f the morning of October 13.' A cases involving violation of federal statutes, such as the Harrison ntinarcotfc acl, Mann white slave act, Dyer motor vehicle 'theft act, use of mails to defraud and others, will be presented to the jury at the coming session. . . Logan. Freshman students. IY.om at least forty-eigh- t high' schools of Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Colorado, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Persia will register at the U. A. C. this fall according 'to an announcement Just made. Transcripts of work 'done at high schools have been filed by an unusually. large f students, and college authorities expect a good increase in attend" ' ance over last, year. Ogden. Tie forest service 'is now reconciled to the enforcement of the game laws on I.he Jiabab national forest by the state of Arizona, and no fqrther effort will be .made to have the executive order of Governor Geo. W. P. Hunt amended, District Forester R. H. ifutledge announced. Provo Monuments have been installed iq the center of intersections of the principal business streets of Provo and traffic officers have been instructed to s.ee to it. that drivers of "cars go around these p.lates. ' . , ui Monthly bills knock you cold President Will Stand Pat In Message To Congress AS Far As Tarrlff You must eat! You must dress! But no one can make you use inferior . Is Concerned, And. Has No oil and pay cold cash for the repairs ' '" that must result . Changes' MsnaMsdsr Oil will eliminate at least one of the bills that knock you cold. MonaHotor will stop all repair bills Washington. In the molding of his from lubrication. faulty for to program presentation Buy only MonaHotor 01 Coolldge has - decided to MonaMotor Qd Company ' stand . pat on the tariff. Business and labor can go on their Ban Francisco, Cal. Los Angeles, CaL way safely in the assumption 'that the 'tariff laws will stand as far aa- is without vital change for a year at , .' least. j President Coolldge will propose no TarilT change tb congress .His spokesman there will combat any attempt" China Buys Less Autos at tariff tinkering. The tariff lhw ' Evidently people 'of China wpqld provides a method by which he and Bather fight thaw ride, automobiles . the' tariff commission can effect sin- purchased there this year beibg of normal. gle changes when necessary and that, is construed by the president as ample machinery to meet qny emergency which may arise. Get . ' The tariff commissioners are. speakArd you dragging around day after ing to each other again. They no Are you day with a dull Cackachel longef' turn their backs 't'o S'a'ch other tired and lame mornings subject to at the conference table. The presi-.deheadaches, dizzy spells and siiarp, stabhas made enough c.hanges''inTts pains? Then theres surely somepersonnel to get a commission of .his' bing thing wrong'. Probably its kidney own liking, in sympathy w'ith his weakness! Dont wait for more seijous views. The tariff of the next three r heallh kidney trouble. Get and keep it. For guick.relief get Doans years will be distinctly a Coolidge tariff. . Pills, a stimulant diuretic to the kidneys. They have' helped thousands and .The presidents viewpoint is this: should help you. Ask your neigKbort Tariff tinkering makes for uncertainty among the industrial and business. A Ut&h Case T. J. Robertson, Uncertainty slows up business. Poor, carpenter, 354 Lo-S. business hits the worker. First St., W., "the presgan, Utah, Secretary Hoover and two "For about says: idents other , business adviserjs have I did little weeks Salt Lake Cjfc;The government assured him that business as a whole work on accouht of the pain aryl weak-- .' lease on 1440 acres of coal- land in' is in splendid shape. There fire some ness in my back. I the Clear Creek district of Carbon isolated bad spots, such as the "New had a sore, lame back .apd nay kid-- 1 county 'will e offered f&r sale to the England textiles,- but those cases are neve weakened sol bonus bidder on Novefnber 16 so remote that they have only & mirior highest that I had to get up at night. Doans at 19 a. m., at thfe office of Eli F. effect upon the business 'structure, Pills put an end to the backache register of the local land .office. and New England is evidently satisad strengthened my kidneys. Tfoe lease is to be sold on the petition fied' with the tariff. of I. A. Smoot . and all The only' dther place s.uggestive of conflicting claims must bd 'filed before Novem- tariff change is the great agricultural STIMULANT DIURETIC TO THE KIDNEYS ber 14., belt of th6 west, in which the- - bankCo., Mlg. Chem., Buffalo. N. Y. Mt. Pleasant.-r- A movement has ruptcy courts for a time commended been inaugurated here sponsored by more 'of the farmers time than their the stockholders of. thd North San- wheat fi.eld. pete bank looking forward to tha But Secretary of Agriculture' 3dr-- " . Chil-erection of a pea canning factory- - in dine and a host of senators, representhi& locality. tatives and business men .who visited s Beaver: As "the Thompson thresh- the president .at Swampscott and ing machine was completing its run at since his return to Washington have the James Valentine ranch at North caused him to believe that the farmWhen I feel a diyy headache . coming on, I take one or two frqm the thresher "set ers are again poking their heads Beechams Pills. fire to the staoks and destroyed the 'above the surface and that fair crops I am 33 g Healthy, robust entire hay crop, straw stacks, and gqod prices' have .relieved their irfother with five happy children, and sheds, "hay derrick and a former demand for tariff alteration. thanks to Beechams. I do all. my small amount of wheat, the last of the The tariff this year is the least of own housework, besides sewing, '' run. . washing, ironing and Caring for presidential worries. the children." . Ephraim. The contract for the Mrs. 'ALBERT ORMEROD Burbank Mas New Plant draining of the first unit of the Fall River, Mass. . river drainage district has been new plant .Santa Rosa, SAMPLE write FREE . For awarded to Morrison & Knudsen of creations, a new type of sweet corn B. F. Allen Co., 417 Canal Street, New York Idaho. The work will consist of the and new varitles of the aster, and rose Buy from yoijr druggist in Sf and ffte boxes excavation of approxifnately 83,000 have been created by Luther Burbank For constipation, biliousness, sick headcubic yards of earth and the building the plant scientist. The corn speciaches, ana other digestive ailments tetke of bridges, headgates, flumes, etc. The men perfected by Burbank is much contract price was $11,790 for the more productive than any he has prounit. duced, he stated. It is much sweeter, Salt City. B. F. Grant, efiair-ma- more tend'er and palatable and comes of the'Utali state racing com-- . much earlier in' the season. Burbank, mission, "tendered his . resignation to has produced more than one hundred, Governor George H. Dern with the varieties of the 'aster,' And his latest stipulation that it take effect at once. offering is the largest of them all. If. In his letter to the governor, Mr. is also beautiful in color, texture and Grant explained that the pressing appearance. The new ' type of rose obligations and responsibilities of is a new variety, a bit 'different than . haarlem oil has been .a world-- . other busness- necessitated his ac- any previously produced. wide remedy for kidney, liver and' ' tion. The governor accepted the ; bladder 'disorders, 'rheumatism, Pair Must Face Charge resignation, hut has not taken steps lumbago and uric acid conditions. to appoint a successor.. Seattle, Wash. Charging Mr. and Ogden. Important steps- toward a Mrs. Arthur Reymore refused tb percontract between the United States mit their two. children te attend the reclamation service 'and the Weber Seattle public schools because they River Water Users association for would be taught patriotism a wdrrant CAPSULE5 the c.onstruction of the Echo dam,' was issued for their arrest here. Bail correct internal troubles, stimulate vital fifst unit of. the Salt Lake basin pro- was set at $100 each.. They Reymores organs. Three sizes. All druggists. Insist ject were taken 'when three canal contend that the teaching of patrioton the. original genuine Gold Medal.. 'of beliefs with conflicts the' the ism amended of their articles companies incorporation so' as to meet legal religious sects to which they belong. . Deputy Prosecutor James Bailey anSalt "Lake City. Mileagfe allowed nounced he would seek to have the KEEP YOUR for private automobiles in 'state ser- children remanded ' to the juvenile vice 'will be changed bn September authorities unless the parents consent Clean and Healthy . ?0 from the schedule' which has been to their attending school. in use for the past three years which WITH CUTICURA Jail. Break Is Foiled will mean a large saving to the. state if the board of examiners approves Miami, Fla. Five white, prisoners the schedule, which was transmitted were wounded, a negro trusty acciBoschees Syrup to it by the department of finance and dently. shot and killed, and a pedes. . block from a trian the almost The all schedule jail .purchase. places' wounded in the left arm when fifteen automobiles into three classes.. and Coughs Trice. The jury in- the case of M. prisoners attempted to escape from Lung Troubles Kurauma, who was. on trial for the th.e Dade county jail. The escape was men for E9 yesn. were Successful when met frustrated the by murder of Y. Ishdaka on March 1 .at 80c aiiff 90c bottles a from and revolvers volley shotguns rewhich was Helper, given the case, ALL DRUGGISTS ported their inability to agree, the in the hands of deputy sheriffs- as they emerged from the jail door. In Thirty-onjUry standing eleven for conviction per cent of all hospital to one for acquittal. The jury was anticipation of the attempted escape, treatment in the United States In discharged. Kurauma will be retried the armed deputies, headed by Sheriff 1923 was given free and 19.3 per cenl it is believed at- the present term of Henry R. Chase, placed themselves was only partly pidd.for. at various points in the jail yard' and court! fired as the men broke from the door. of the Ogden. Directors of Commerce at a meeting Big Sum Is Asked For Air held here gave unanimous indorseDisclosure to the Washington. ment to a morning newspaper, to be air board by war departpresidents known as the Ogden Times, publicament witnesses that the approved protion of which is projected by a group for expansion of the army air ject of Ogden business men. Backers of 6 Bell-anwould cost approximately $79, service the new paper plan to hold a meeting 000,000 a for the first ten years Hot water year to discuss the financial side of and $60,000,000 a year thereafter to Relief Sure Ralph E. Bristol, leader of maintain a peace-timfleet of 2500 the movement, expressed his pleasure planes and other auxiliary aircraft over the action of the chamber of comserved to bring to light that this Is merce directors and said the work of one of ascore of similar only INDIGESTION establishing the journal would be rap projects now nearly under study at the deand 75t PM's.So!d Everywhere to 25$ idly rushed completion. part mer. congress,-Presiden- t' nuiii-ber'o- MonaMotor - Oils & Greases Vine-four- th roviding- num-ber.o- Back Your Health! back-you- - - -- non-sto- Its a Privilege Wilson M emorial Backed by Georgia Department lt GENERAL News Notes - I I Tay-lor- fl DOANS T3 Foster-Milbu- , Robust Mother of Five Healthy, Happy dren Keeps Fit with-Beecham- Pills Creek,-spark- s mach-Jner- y Hatf-pitc-h " Cal.--Thre- e Beechams Pills n e IFOR OVER 2Q0 YEARS - SCALP - e - Ogden-Chambe- Sure Relief r s . e EIL'AIS FOR |