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Show THE SAUNA SUN. SAUNA. UTAH TELEGRAPHIC TALES IE Th8 anthracite eoai situation In New York state has noC reached a critical stage and is not likely to do so as a result of tho strike In the hard coal mines, the recently appoint-e- d announced in Its first . commission It a Privilege to Live in IISSI T5fie XNews Notes'! AMERICAN Utah official statement. Because womens stockings have A RESUME OP THE WEEK8 become under garments instead of unDOINGS IN THIS AND OTHER der garments, Chicago manufacturbe Ogden. Yellowstone park ca i COUNTRIES ers have had to change their dyes to brought from fifty to seventy-fivresist fading bjmmlight. miles closer to all Utah points south for This Department Supplied by the 6even The American Legion in session at of Logan, District Forester R. II (Copy American Important Events of the Last Legion News Service.) forof the lntermountaln Rutledge, Days Reported by Wire and PreColoTovd Omaha, Neb., accorded Wilreturn liam Mitchell, the army's outspoken estry division, saidupcffl-h- is pared for the Benefit of the FRYLINGS FLAG IS of the nations aeronautical pol- from a horseback trip over the procritic Busy Reader Star Yellowstone SENT TO BROTHER Valley highicy, a measure of commendation when posed It unanimously adopted a resolution way. Mr. Rutledge made the trip L. 13. Laird, highway commisWE8TERN EPITOME "Of the many dtrange Incidents of recommending oqe of his plans for re- with of sioner World war revealed by the light and found the Wyoming that The steamer Maud, which has re- habilitation t the national defense by of of roads time, the connecting probably none Is more unique a proposed to cabinet office separate turned to Seattle, Wash., after a three creating route are than the with the complete story surrounding the life of exception year attempt to drift across the north have control of three equal branches of twenty-sithe late Corp. G. W. Fryling, Amerimiles the through and air. army, navy pole, was attached for debts of $5000. Grand Canyon of the Snake river. can Legionnaires of Philadelphia have IM the Instance of Armour & Co. Postal receipts in Boise anU Chey- The route will take the motorists discovered. and other supply houses, a United Statse enne for the past month are reported over an While In cam at Hancock, Ga., a unusual scenic section, Mr. marshal seized the Maud under a 11. materially lower than receipts- - for brother of Fryllngs, S. H. Fryling, of said. Rutledge bel. September 1924. Boises receipts last Philadelphia, sent a small silk AmeriSalt Lake City. The Utah State can were $17,100, where they were' month to" him, asking him to carry The conference of. national park Fair association through its manager, It flag $18,995 a year ago, while Cheyennes the war and upon his rethrough superintendents, In session at Mesa were $8543, as compared with E. S. Holmes has presented to turn to give it to him as a war token. Verde National park, Colorado, pass- receipts board of examiners what $8748 In September last year. On receipt of the flag, Fryliug ed a resolution condemning the erecamounts to a request for a refund of placed it in an envelope 'and wrote The Camp Fire Girls of New York, about $75 a tion of signboards along public highday charged against the on its "In case of my death return ways and congratulating business In- 160,000 strong, have organized a cru- association as license fees by the terests that have ordered a dlscvstin-tianc- sade against the use of the term flap- state racing commission. The board this to S. II. Fryling, North Marshall per as "odious and unfair. Females of examiners, it was announced, has street Philadelphia, Pa. of the practice. . Corporal Fryling was. killed In acof tender years must be called "mod- Taken the request under advisement. tion In the Argonne, September 20, Colorado Stockgrowers advocated erns Instead of flappers, and organi. Delta. The Delta postoffice is In 1918, while serving with the Twenty-eightto the senate subcommittee on public zation has decreed, and has drafted division. Since that time the line to become a setond-claslands that grazing permits in nation Colleen Moore, known as the office perfect after the was returned but the Rag wag body al forests be issued to establish stock flapper of fildoia-- . tu lead the of first the unless the year crumen for a period of ten years. receipts fall short in the next three believed to have been lost. They sade. Recently a letter containing the "flag months. The receipts from stamp also recommended that grazing fees Summons In a libel suit, charging sales and was received by S. H. Fryling from a be turned over to the states In which money orders have been W. E. D. Stokes, wealthy realty ownGerman lieutenant. The letter read: the forests are located. to statesteadily er of New York, with slander, was ments increasing, aeeording You will be surprised to receive out by Postmaster Clark filed A 20 per cent reduction In the U. In the county clerk's office by Allred. given this letter so long after the war. The P and O. S. L. railroad forces at Green the law firm of Nugent & Nugent, atformer owner of the flag, Corp. O. W. Bingham. The frame apartment Fryling, fell the last of September, River, Wyoming, ordered for October torneys for Stokes in his recent case. The sum to be 6ued for houses at 106 and 110 Carr Fork were during the night while on patrol duty. 1, has been canceled, It was 'aniioun-eseverely damaged and ten families We took his knapsack containing very at railway headquarters. A heavy was not mentioned In theu papfixa-f- ll Increase fu railroad business Is given ed, but at the offices of the plaintiffs were rendered homeless by a fire Important papers and handed them as the reason for the change of plans. It was said damages of $250,000 would which broke out in one of the places. over to army headquarters. We found The total damage Is estimated at be asked. tlie envelops containing the flag. I William C. Bradbury, with no insurance. . took the flag with the intention of contractor, Seven were a persons injured axl builder, rancher and one of the leadPrice. Mrs. Albert Powell was de- returning it after the war was over, score more received slight bruises ing figures in the development of Colclared not guilty by a jury of hav- but as I was sent to the hospital mya when temporary bleacher erected orado and other western states for self, and the envelope, was mislaid more than fifty years, died at his for the Haskell Indian university of ing killed her husband during an aluntil recently, I did not send It I on tercation the 28 of night by was July home at Denver. lie was 76 years old. Tulsa, Okla., football game collapsed over some war relics and while more than 1500 spectators were throwing a 'butcher knife at him, foundlooking; this therefore I am sending which him in struck Winter range prospects the heart. The In south- waiting for the game to start. letter you and flag and wish to beg verdict was western Wyoming are the best they travel has been made so hours after returned within, three your' pardon for its delay. Next' day Railway have been for forty years. Unusually safe that having been given to tho we had to retreat because of a the problem facing the . . jury! heavy rains have prevailed since last steam roads Is not of by the Americans, and protecting passspring, causing an unusually heavy therefore couW trot reach Mr. Ogden. Claiming damages of engers and employees but safeguardof on growth all range areas. forage for personal injuries, Mary e body. ing the occupants of "SUTiJlBCtnies at Ouly an unusually heavy snow will filed suit In the Second district yours, A. Schelffele, Brelch grade crosisngs, said Carl R. Gray "Truly, keep sheep and cattle from wintering of Omaha, Neb., str. 15, Seislingen, Wurttemberg, Gercourt against the of the Central president In unusually good condition. Railroad company and the Bamberger many, Lieutenant D. R. Union Pacific system. Electric company, both of which comEngineer W. K. Smith of Southern FOREIGN panies maintain railroad tracks at the Pacific passenger train No. 5 was killMay Reclaim Charter if The Belgian government has open- joint terminal yards here. . ed, his fireman is missing and eight ed with United the negotiations Mine Resumes Operation passengers are reported injured In a Cedar City. Stockholders of both an agreement similar to colision between a passenger and a States for dont found towns in Utah; They those concluded by the Washington the Bank of Southern Utah and the find a likely looking copper or they Iron freight train near Sparks. Commercial and Bt.nk Savings government with other countries ex- of coal agreed to a basis of and vein, mine It for a season or two, tending the zone of search for contra- a tjijs GENERAL the town Just sort of happens as of two the merger institutions, as an to an hour's sailing disband accessory to tlie mine. When the Personal Income tax collections In tance liquor their proposed by directors respective from shore. In return Belgian vein peters out a motley 1923 decreased $197,405,803 or 22.93 would be granted permission to and the latter bodies now have in of wooden shacks crumble ships and tumble per cent as compared with 1922, accarry liquor stores under seal into charge the working out of details, If down the mine shaft and another cording to revised statistics made American possible. ports. "town has faded from the bronze public by the Internal revenue bureau Salt? Lake City. Mrs. Louise ElizaThe newspapers of Rome published of the Utah hills. landscape at Washington. Records show that a report that the grand master of beth Penrose, 82, widow of President That accounts for th'e message that 7,698,321 persons filed income tax reCharles W. Penrose, first counselor department headquarters of the Amerturns for 1923. The aggregate, net In- Free Masonry In Italy Is considering of the first presidency of the Mormon ican Legion received 'from Mohrland, Masonicthe all dissoluttorrtf lodges come was $24,840,131,364 and the tax died at .her home 2"22 Ninth Utah, recently whjch read: "All throughout Italy, as he has already church," (663,651,505. dissolved those of Florence where East street. Mrs. Penrose had be in records and the charter of. Mohrland In ill heafth formany months, but her School teachers of Shabrona, 111., clashes between Masons ana Fascists post of the Legion are being forwardwas not considered serious ed to will be required to spend at least recently resulted in the death of condition headquarters. Ail affairs of the ' ' until recently. s three post have been settled; we ask that of every month four persons and the wonmffng of a Salt Lake City. Gerrit de Jongs the charter be suspended without within the confines of the village, ac- score more. .Young university band of prejudice. In the event tho mine reBrigham cording to an edict of the school Ten cardinals from Italy alone will hoard. J. B. Stout, superintendent of 'attend the Eucharistic conference to Provo was recorded first place in the sumes operations the post will surely schools declared about half the teach- be held in Chicago beginning June 20, contest held at the Utah State fair. become active again. Address no reensemble receivply to Mohrland ; the post office has ers have been spending their week- 1926, it has been announced by Car- The ends out of town and did not attend dinal Giovanni Bonzano, former apos- ed the cash prize of $250 and a gold closed shop. the local community functions. tolic delegate to the Uniheih States, is loving cup. The second prize of $100 cash and a selected musical instru- Americans Graves in The state racing commission has considered the probable choice of the ment went to .the. 145th Regimental as papal legate to the conferbarred from all Maryland tracks Jock- pope, France Not Disturbed. ence, which Is considered here to be band, Clarence J. Hawkins, musical ey Martin (Frenchy) Schwartz and of A report that the cemeteries band, The director. Municipal of Ogden "unusual importance, not only for two others accused of having an elecD. WilFrance where World war veterans are of' Fred direction the under American for but the entire Catholics, tric battery to spur a horse to greatliams, received the third prize, $50 burled are' being desecrated in the Iner speed.on the Havre de Grave truck church. terest of science was recently InvestiIn cash and a handsome baton. Asserting that he was Insane, and ret ently, gated by the department of New York, could not be tried, Valdimlr Ponisow-ski- , ice. Water will be turned in the rf American Legion. A phrase which hitherto absent from 23, known in Hollywood, Calif., tunnel at Scofield A "New "York an Arne leas International debt funding motion ricture circles a3 Count Poni, will ennble work of constructing the article to the newspaper printed effect that the remains negotiations a sharp controversy and wanted In Los Angeles, Minne- Price Itiver dam to begin, said George of men of the American and allied over the amount of the obligation apolis and Phoenix, Ariz.,' was taken M. Bacon, state. engineer.. The Denarmies were being up to meet an stands out as the chief problem con- to tho Winnipeg, Manitoba police ver & Rio Grande Western railway Increased demand dug for scientific and fronting the American debt commis- court charged with passing worthless Is now laying the ties preparatory to demonstrative purposes, sion and representatives of the checks here. He was arrested in the removal of its tracks up the canE. E. David, executive assistant in the division of cemeteries of the United government in their North Bay, Ont., after his visit to yon so that the tunnel for the wate forthcoming funding discussions at Winnipeg. ; States army, commenting on tlie remay be used. Washington. port, said: The American army has After eleven years of partial proSalt Lake City. The Utah Canners been most zealous In hibition Russia now is seeking out the completely Running thirty minutes late, the associatiojn, 'in addition to providing bodies of Anierit-asoldiers, and our Houston & Texas Central railroad's wet. Whisky, brandy and liquors one of the big attractions in the mansix cemeteries in France, one in Belcrack train Sunbeame, northbound, containing CO per cent of alcohol and ufacturers building at the State Fair and one In England, are rigidly collided with the railroad's passenger vodka "of 40 "per cent strength, again a king and his throne made entirely gium, by Col. W. W. Smith and a Supervised in the cafes, restaurants train No. 16, southbound at Bryan, appeared of cans, are seeking to encourage force attached ttf the new stores. and The quartermasters was order to Texas. More than thirty persons are the youth of Utah. This division. It is impossible'for American Into effect oti October 1, thrift among have gone to been have fair reported association gave away during injured. No but as this was within the graves dn any of these cemeteries to one was killed. recruiting, week 20,000 small can banks with be disturbed. , period of the red army It was postthe conventional penny and licke) The air mall between Chicago and poned a few days. . slot in the top.. New York is both a waste of time and Get Proper Paper Although the coming session of the money according to an experiment French parliament Is generally exOgden. An apple supposed to have ' All World war veterans who conducted by the Chicago Tribune pected to reject the contained some poisonous substance dot their discharge papers in provis-- , recently. Letters carrying the extra lonal settlement arrangement, parlia-- . Is believed to have caused the death possession are urged by Chairnan 10 cents postage and deposited in the ment will vote to increase the salaries of Clyde Arthur Bogue, 2 year-olson Watson B. Miller of the American Lecpsclal air mail boxes took-- from two of deputies and senators, according to of Mr. and Mrs.. Arthur W. Bogue. gion national rehabilitation committo three days In transit. Letters post- a decision Just reached. The total The child ate an apple which his tee to get from proper government de- ed by the Twentieth Century and the parliamentarian pay roll will be in- .mother purchased from a peddler arid apartments certificates in lieu ofthe Broad way Limited trains were del A creased from 25,000,000 francs to became violently ill, passing away discharge. red In twenty-fouMuch difficulty Is being experienced hours. the following morning. francs. by veterans, Mr. Miller pointed out, Frederick I. Thompson of Alabama, Salt Lake City. In the current year Skeletons and relics dating 100 c Democratic member of the shipping years B. C have been excavated the state road commission has com- who do not have sheir discharges. Definite proof of service is required board unexpectedly submitted his res- from Indian ruins near miles of in N. M., pleted contracts for 51.2 Burley, making application for hospitajiza-tloto President Coolidge. The ignation which, with the federal aid. under the World Wesley Byidfield of the School of highway, by Veterans has cost $970,513.52. It now has under act. Jt is also needed War president Immediately accepted the American in getting and New the Research, Is 1. effective Nov. 106.54 contract similar construction of resignation. It to bury a veteran In a naWooers of the fickle goddes of Mexico state museum. miles of highway, of tional cemetery. chance in Chicago gambling houses A campaign to teach Illiterate maywt.ch the federal government is beargot a tough break from lady luck ors of small French towns to read and ing approximately $1,047,700 of the Convinced when state's attorney detectives with- write has been opened by the newscost. Before the close of the year "Are you get tin.; anything out of out warning raado simultaneous raids paper Excelsior. There are mayors the commission expects to have that course In salesmanship? on a score of places, heretofore con- who cannot even sign their names to iles more of gravel surface conNot much. Im afraid Ill never be sidered "protected. gome 200 men municipal contracts, but make their struction under way. The figures ar as good a sidesman as the were arrested and a vast amount of mark with a trees, reveals the Paris compiled by the state road commt man me the course who sold An v ion. confiscated. puiuphernsila newspaper. e x the-stat- e o h s d counter-- attack $5,-00- 0 's Fry-ling- Kirk-brid- Utah-Idah- PILOT o e qity-hav- e hodge-podg- e week-end- - five-yea- r d r n n gravel-surface- thirty-m- one-tent- h lean Legion W.eeWy E AFTER EVERY AIR MAIL CARRIER APPARENTLY DIED INSTANTLY WHEN SHIP HIT INTO MOUNTAIN Natural Camouflage of Treat Baffles Search From Above; Thousands Were On Hunt For Misting Aviator Belle Fonte, Pa. The- frantic search for Charles Ames; air mail pilot who disappeared several days ago, ended on Nittany mountain, six miles northeast, of Belle Fonte, when the body of the birdman was found in his wrecked plane, which had crashed against the side of the mighty hill. A party of searchers, one of the thousands who tramped the hills and valleys since Ames was reported lost, came upon the wreckage. Arnes body, bearing only a few bruises, was found in the. jcogjcpit of the ship. Nature conspire? to keep the fate of the birdman unknown, for, wheil the wrecked ship of .the air was found, it was discovered that four kings of the forest, broken off when the plane crashed into them, had formed a perfect cover. Under these four big trees, completely shrouded, rested the wreckage containing the - pilots . Jjocly, MEAL affords benefit as well as pleasure. Healthful exercise for the teeth end a spur to digestion. A long, lasting refreshment, soothing to nerves and stomach. The Great American Sweetmeat, untouched by hands, full of . Enough Do you know how old she Is?" No; but I know how old she tries to be . ! Flapjacks are always light never heavy; always tender never soggy. The reason? . . No other pancake flour is blended the Flapjack way I . Word of the find spread through "tLe mountains like wildfire; and within a short time hundreds of searchers, together with air mail officials.irojji the Belle Fonte field, were on the scene. The body, lifted from the cockpit, was brought to Belle Fonte and taken ter an undertaking establishment. That Ames met instant 'death was the belief of the air mail officials. His face was badly bruised, but the body contained few other marks. The point where Ames crashed is densely wooded. It was evident that the pilot, flying low, crashed into the four trees, the plane coming to a stop against the trunk of a fifth. The trees closed in upon the wreckage, making it impossible for the air men who have searched this entire to locate the spot ' where Amesregion, met deadir-- Yourgrocerhasit! Albers stands for Better Breakfasts" Emir . . Ames was' on his court arid was near the IJecJa Jight, Deacon for airmen, when he met his fate. Over the point where his body rested in the debris other airmen have passed each day, flying east and west with their cargoes of mail for New York and . . . Chicago.. The shipment of mail in Ames-plan- e was intact, and shortly after it was removed from the wreckage, it was on its way west in a plane piloted by F. B. Hill. For several days the search for Ames had centered in the Clarion region, west of Belle Fonte, where thousands of volunteers, Pennsylvania national guardsmen and aviators combed a wide area in the belief that the pilot fell in that district. Little hope was held that he would be found east of Belle Fonte. .One party of six led by named Yamell and MacMullen, started up the west slope of the mountain, Fighting their way through the heavy underbrush and dense woods, the searchers pushed their way toward the crest. Near the top, buried under the trees, they found the wrecked plane. The searchers rushed forward. A moment later silence replaced the shouts of the party, for there, in the cockpit, could be seen the lifeless form of Ames. The Wonder Sole for Wear United States Rubber Company two-me- ' Court House Blasted Sacramento, . Calif. Sweeping Investigation into operations of dynamite plotters in this city was launched by the police and county officials here following ae blast which wrecked the lower street doors off the Sacramento county courthouse shattered windows in the building and' The Household Necessity For curs, bums, blisters, rashes, wounds, or skin troubles of any kind. Soothing and healing. Keep it always in the ) ouse. In tubes or bottles. Look for the trademark Vaseline on every package. It is your protection. Chesebrough Mfg. Co. (Cond) Stati Street New York Vaseline WYbAMlOtA PETROLEUM JELLY sasaiii high-explosiv- scattered debris through the corridors. The dynamite , charge, estimated to have consisted of between six and eight sticks, was planted under double doors on the ground floor, beneath a marble staircase leading to the main entrance. The doors were blown from their hinges and carried several feet inside the building. Albert Cass-ollcounty night watchman, narrowly ' escaped injury and possible death.. i, Mining Engineer Blown To Pieces' Reno, Nevada. Glenn D. Cook, 37, mining engineer and geologist, was blown to pieces at .the Golden Eagle mine, sixty miles southwest of Fallon, Nevada, when a box of 5000 fuse caps he was carrying exploded just at the mouth of the tunnel. He was general manager of the mine, which Is owned by Kansas City capitalists. 6bolldge Names Special Investigator H. G. Dalton has Washington. stepped into the U. S. shipping hoard muddle as President Coolidges personal investigator as the first step toward bringing the belligerent board back under administration control. It was reported in administration circles that If a way ran be found, Mr. Dalton will later be made chairman of the board. In view of the present situation, however, such a move is not likely to eventuate nn;l the law regulating the board has beer, changed .(i lili!il!l Hi Condition ."Ah! Back from your vacation, man? .Physically, dear boy, but financially. oh no . From School Teacher' to Great Eminence A young man who was brought up ou a farm, qualified, for 'district sch-o- l teacher, then managed to save enough money to put him thru medical college. . Later, he moved Buffalo, N. Y, and today the pame p of (bis man, Dr. R. V. 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