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Show Wggfbcr Forecaut Norfhsrn t?f tonight gnd Tuesday i nomuch change in temperature. ; Southeastern Idaho Fair tonight and Tuesday; warmer to night. ? V Ittah-General- .16 - ly PAGES CITY UTAH MONDAY JANUARY LAKE SALT mmm nmn H BRITISH TROOPS 9 1922 8EVENTY-SEC0N- D YEAR I. IVV.CAT- - IRELANDIBII ALT- - tAQECa POLICE Extinct Monsters Boy Shot Dead in Elf BESS Thefts of Bible Between Virginia Clansmen : Giaat Footprint Reported Largest Gun-Figh- t: De Valeras Resignation Ac-- , -- Found in England cepted by Dail Eireanni By Associated Press ) And Steps Taken to Form LONDON, J artr t A footprint New Government made by an animal brlktid by By Ogden Library (.Special to Tim News.) OGDEN, Jan, 9. Readers of works Commit the gresW number of thefts from the Carnegie public library La thla rltj, according to the Rev. John K. Carver, chairman of ths hoard. The Bible, he ways, to the book most frequently stolon. An Interesting feature of the recent book drive conducted by tin city schools was the fact that among the books collected were M volumes belonging to the Carnegie library. The Rev. Cnrv'r says that sometimes It is necessary to send a police officer to collect books from patrons of the library who forget 4o return them. . iModtied Preu) Tfae motion Jan. I -- - s4. mists to be that of the grandfather Of tbd kangaroo specie lias Just been found In an ancient lagoon In the Hastings district. The animal which made the imprint many thousands of yearn ago la called bjr experts the lguanodnn, one of thnmember of the dinosaur family of which numerous traces have been! found In America and In reconstructed American museums. The igua notion is supposed to have been twenty to thirty feet In height. Hts footprint, a cast of which has just been exhibited to the mem bers of the geologists association here, covered an area of nearly four square feet. , Imprints of his toes Indicated tliat this iguouodon was In rapid motion, suggesting the possibility that an ancient Sabertoolhed tiger was on hts trail. tDrBU, Ur Tottnonn " De Valera president of tlie Irish repablio waif defeated in the Dali ill realm today by a vote of SS to SO. Arthur Griffith was placed in nomination tills afternoon in the Dail Kireann tor the office of chief executive to form a government for Ireland. Mirline! Collins itlaeed (.rilhtli's hamc in nomination anil the motion was seconded by John ct n. BKLiA&T, Ireland, Jan i. Two policeman and a cit were wounded during disorders ofIlian, the past 24 hours. Theie was considerable shooting and a police lorry was bombed during the night, but none of the policemen in the lorry was wounded. women.a H. Smith Woolley, PEPPER NAMED HOUSESBURNED Brother Of Prominent Utahn, is Found Dead in Officeiby IN OUTBREAK IN Janitor. RALEIGHCOUNTY t (Special to The News ) POCATELLO, Ida.-- Jan. 9 Dr H Smith Woolley, prominent physician of Pocatello, was fotrnd dead in his office at 5 49 o clock thla morning wi.th e TO BOIES PENROSE Feud -- of- Fourteen Year Philadelphia Lawyer Who With Gained Prominence by Op Standing Severe , Fighting Along posing Versailles Treaty Wins Senatorial Toga. White Oak Creek. Re-op- two bullet holes through his heart-fivemp'y .25 "calibre shells on ths floor and a revolver clutched In the right hand. It Is stated that circumstances indicate that the two bullet hole hrough the heart were not self- inflicted and officers working on the case believe they will be able to clear the case up before nlgljt. Dr VVoollev was found In a reclining posit on In a chair at his office in the First National Bank building by the janitor whq notified the police. White two bullets had been accoonted for. no trace could "be found of the ' other three up to noon. Besides his --wife. Dr. Woolley . to survived by two sons Leland and Hoyt, and a -- lwnghter. Mesv-H.-Howell, Jr, of this city. His parents Mr. and Mrs H. 8, Woolley reside In Bait I, eke and hwrts also suivlved by the following brothers and altera, E. R. Woolley, and Roland Woolley of Satl Lake. Kenneth R Wooley of California Mrs. Wilson McCarty of Salt Lake wife of the former judge of the Third judicial district of ttah. Mrs X J, Hall of and Miss Cora W . Wallses of Long Beach. r SUCCESSOR en , Mrs Myretta Woods, aged 40, wife of ft. R. Woods.' deputy collector of internal revenue, 'was burned to death shortly before 1 oclock today at her room in the Pauline apartments. Third East and First South streets, after being bound and gagged, When found Mrs. Woods hands snd feet were tied and she had been throvyn on a bed. which waa lateF set afire. Her hus band was found unconscious and fell to the floor of the apartment w hen a closet, door was opened in which he is said to have been locked. He was bound with an electric light cord which fell off when theC door of the closet was thrown open. The discovery was made when a Miss Kimball smelled smoke, from the fire and reported to Mrs. S. "A. CotterelL proprietor of the apartments. , Search was made of the Woods apartment and the tragedy discovered, 4 Following: Jhe discovery, Mry ;., Cotterell gammoned the fire de- partment which, responded and extinguished the- fire. Mrs. . Woods, however, had been so severely burned that she died be- fore medical assistance could be rendered, although physicians were Tailed as soon as Mrs. Cot- - -terell entered the room and discovered what had happened-M- r. Woods, after regaining consciousness, said that shortly N after 1 o'clock two men entered the apartment and struck him over the head, rendering him unconscious. He knew nothing ;of what had happened, he said, until taken out of the closet Woods was taken to the Emerd later was gency hospital-ancloseted with city detectives, who questioned him closely con- Ceming matters lapiling up to the tragic affair Dr. John J. Galligan at a late hour this afternoon was examining the body of Mrs. Woods in order to determine if possible whether she was .killed before, the fire occurred. Investigation this afternoon i FH1LADELPH1A, Jan 9 Gcotge (By Associated Press) BECKLEY, W Vi, Jan 9 Mur- Wharton Pepper, Philadelphia lawydr, ray William aged 14, wss shot dead was appointed United States senator Governor Sproul today, to succeed two houses were reported burned and. another shattered by bullete at White !,h ut B0'' Penrose. J'nder the law Oak Creek, Raleigh county, last night rth appointment Stand until a aucces- LONDON, Ja& 9. --Transfer of the administrative powers to the South during a fusillade participated lri the aor la selected at tjie Novemt fitt The unexpired Penrose Ireland government, created un(By Associated Press ) aythorttlesannouneed. by" member term der the treaty ratified Saturday by In, 1927. I ending 8T. JOSEPH, Mo., Jan 9. Two Wrtoton and William Stover of the the DarlEireanniu Dubltn-l- s ter be not unGeorge Wharton Pepper ctana, Jong at variance with one an- packing house workmen w ere f ir- -. j arranged immediately. It la underknown to many member of the Senstood that the committee of British " ed upon today with shotguns by othef. ministers appointed under the During the time the Versailles The feud duriag the past fourteen atepersons concealed in Wpty boxOI Secretary for Colonies, was under consideration Pepcars .antjjar "In hospital but 'Churchill will today resume iti work. 'years has rteiilUd in Z arrests. and treaty Much preparatory work already has not considered wound bat no convictions wars per attracted wide attention by oppos-tngtprosecutions, thglr been accomplished, allowing the min-- ratification of the league of ever obtained. fatal The home of another isters to proceed immediately with Rations covenant in joint debate on the Workman wax et on firo and a arrangements for evacuations of Britwith HitchBenator One Killed in Police ish troops, declaration of a geo era I public plaform tick of dynamite with fuse atv. !rock of Nehr,,ka ln ,hl" clt amnesty and banding over the ad- 1,h tached waa cast through a winBattle Oklahoma in mlnlatratlve departments to the new LONDON, Jan 9 Diplomatic Senator Pomeren of Ohio In Indian dow of snother workman's Home government. relations between Finland and Sobut no harm was done. Firs wss Churchill came from the supreme apoii (By Associated Press) e shed at the stock) ard viet Russia were broken off tocouncil meeting One Like Boie Penroae Pepper come OKMULGEE. Okla., Jan. yesterday for the purpose of getting hie comOne' arrest has been made. , man was killed and four Others two Hronrun old Philadelphia family. He day, according to a dispatch from mittee together. He expressed eatis-- old on Warch 55 ' He' Helsingfors of then policemen, were wounded In1111 be faction r The treaty's ratification, educated in private schools and Manslaughter Charge in j a run The Finnish minister presented battle here early today which was graduated work of his committee to gu In 1387 from the Uniforward began when the officers approached versity of Pennsylvania, Connection With Wisconsin to a note to the Russian minister of f'whlch he, Transfer of the powers depends upinvestigate a closed automobile in le now a trustee and from the law the affairs announcing foreign , on the events Of the next few days In . Girls Death is Dismissed a downtown street, and were fired uptwo later. He Is a years on by six men who occupied the car. department Ireland It Is assumed that Arthur -- break off. Slight frontier clashes prominent ipember of the Episcopal Griffith and Michael Collins who led have occurred between Finnish ( Br Associated Press) church and an expert on the canonical the fight In. the Hall for the treaty, 9 MADISON, Wla, Jan Martin Chicago Whisky Bandits and Russian soldiers law of the denomination. will come to London to assist in the with deLemberger. charged fourth his university dajr. Pepper was and Finland have Soviet Russia PORT ARTHUR. Ontario. Jan. Men and Escape & In Free In connection with operation. gree manslaughter hammer thrower on the Pennsylbeen at loggerheads for some 9 Ths business section of Port the death of his daughter, and vania also track team, played time Both countries were reportCHICAGO. Anne, in 1911, went free todav withJan 9 Vive De Valera. Formally Arthur was stirred today by disbasedefended He football organized out Trial when Superior Judge ed recently to be massing troops men, who last night passed ball in the Federal League suits and covery today of what was declared Hands in Resignation man took control of the Great Lakes frorttle'- rmuch to do with the drafting of the by the police to be the "death after sustaining the plea made by his building, ln ths downtown district, had the present national agreement of the Moscow charged the Finns with attorneys setting up the statute of imprisoned four men they found In American sign' of the (Russian Bolshevlkl DUBLIN. Jan 9 As soon as the National and League limitations. the building and looted the stores of crossing into Russia and ajdlng Pall Eireann was convened this mornpainted on the walls of the Bank The rase against Lemberger wss A. Arend Drug company of forty is g-the rebellious Karelian o i of Hamilton, the Imperial Bank, ing Eamonn De Valera arose .and t OUCCCedS JVlCA. Umber the ended court sctlon were cases by of his still It st today whisky today and the offlces'of the Finnish placed of resignation as still remains for Governor Blaine to liberty One of the robbers released the Dish republie formallypresident, consulted before the sign To Finance Committee act on thapaxdon application of John the prisoners before departing. house of a hammer and sickle, painted A. Johnson who has served ten years Michael CoUTns, one of the leaders ln red Similar blood signs have 9 Senator WASHINGTON. Jan of a life sentence for murder of the in support of the Irish treaty which. been found on several private Shocks 2540 JU to expected that the governor Earthquake waa seDakota wms ratified Saturday ovar , Mr. De of girL North MeCumber wass aid It residence ' 'will free him as a result of Miles Southwest of developValera's opposition, said that no one In lected today by the committee on comments the Dali wished to be put tn the posias chairman of the senate finChicago Are Recorded muters tion of opposing President De Valera. ance commltrer to succeed the late He pointed out that the Dail was N. Y. Alleged Slayer of Boies Penrose Senator Frelingbuyaan. (By Associated Presa.) now faced with the problem of taking An earthquake Republican, New Jersey, was selected Detec tives is Captured CHICAGO, Jan ovar ths government from the British lof moderate Intensity, probably cen to fill the vacancy on the flnalxce For-Virginiaand he suggested the formation of a tering 2 549 miles southwest of Chi- aemmUtee committee. whose members-woulAssociated (By be Presa) NEW' YORK. Jan 9 Activity of wss recorded the by cago, Instrutnegls WopdsLdothing and the chosen from both aides of the controPHILADELPHIA. Jan last the chairmanship of the finance comicago versy.-- to keep the peace Work. and tress on which she lay were sat- vrlll leaval vacant th chairmittee " "" Associated wlY sons women to Bit Panama the Canal York (By New was detective j added, captured to--j Th first tremors were felt at 11 17 of the pension committee, j orated with benzine. Mrs. Thomas J. Clarke moved the has been reported to the league of Bee RICHMOND, Vs., Jan. day In South Philadelphia. He gave p.m., and the wave reached Its great- manship but the committee on committees deof Mr. De Valera at preshimself up without a fight .The po- -I est ln nations by the American Social 11 asked retary Denbywnaa today: Intensity at "j 2L,flnally dying out terred selection of a chairman of that ident of the republie lie said he was heavily armed. Liam Mellows Of Chieftain . at 2.1 this morning formal Inquiry Jronu the atate committee. Hygiene aseocldtlon of New York. I seconded the motion- - The situation was said to ba of of Hawaiian Arthur Griffiths said the question of eommlaioner,. of game and flab- Body Guarding the treaty had, been' constitutionally erica to explain why he hunted particular Interest to , American in Prince Kawairhua - settled and that there was Church nothing to authorities because of the' presrecently ln Virginia without a prevent its terms being carried ence naval accom.American a of Th Associated license. Press (By large ) inquiry the renomination of De Valera HONOLULU, Jan. 9 Lighted by forces ln Panama water for the presidency Michael Collins panied by e newspaper clipping from flare the the native Kukul torches that the said he would not object to the buhad news The league of nations declaring secretary and guarded by the descendants of President De Valera, bat enjoyed a successful l)unt at announceln this of the chieftains, the body of Jonah reau, making Point Farm. Stafford county, and that if Mr. De Vslera were Kuhlc K)anlanaolewaa take Dora ment today, said the hygiene ashad taken back to Washington a the people would turn out the Dail. the Kqwaiklkl home to the sociation had received official Inaa The Datl would be the laughing fine lot of quail and ducks some a distance of four miles btUe'wmrch. of (hem for President Harding " stock of tha world. formation confirming two specific , where it will lie in state surrounded Mr. De Valera declared that the reOne was that of a woman brilliant .case by peacock feathers, the (By Associated Press, ) cr-t(By Associated Free) public must continue until the people, hails emblems of rulerahip in Hawaii, Los angeles, Jan. Freeze to reported to bo taking It girls CANNES, Jan. 9. -- Premier XJoyd - --The BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. by an election, disestablished It He until J. Webber. Dr. of amination Haitirday loui. night, when It wilt be from Jfew York Colon. The was quite ready during the Interval, Death While OQ Hunt transferred to lolani George and Brian d with Andrew Bo- second manslaughter Dial of Roscoe alienist called by the prosecution to er Jo palace, prior to he said, to help maintain the Indewoman other InvblveS--mothner Law planned to make a threesome C the burial Sunday t'hTt' Ariur' (Fatty) Arbuckle, charge, News International The pendence of Ireland. alleged to be transporting 15 Hawaiian custom Service) (By of transferr-lr- g at exwhile the reparations golf today He said that until the treaty was J French girls, probably to Vene-sue- la having caused the death of Mias Vir- here for the alleged murder of J Bel-- 1 the dead 1 at night especially LAS ANIMAS, Colo., Jan. 9 The perts continued their efforts for a ginia Rappe. Los Angeles motion ple- - ton and Colombia. to was put into executive form and worked I concluded Ineane bodies of Albert McGIlvay and Rob- among roj ally Kennedy, out the people would not understand final agreement on the plan of pay- ture actress, will begin both of this city were resuperior court where Burch is on ert-O- rr, Wednesday, in what K meant. He called the treaty to be proposed to Germany and as tfae result ments trial. its upon covered today from Blue Lake, north Added Fire Prevention In t oLtoday, proceedings only a vague promise.' eighth week today became the finance ministers worked im the the .jof here. It to believed the men The Dail must continue, he declared, i superior court- - geese end -- And New Forestry Lands Shortly after court convened Paul exhausted while partition among- ths Allies of the eums , until the people could decide between case had been set for today Schenck. chief or counsel lor the de- - frole to dwuh OR.huntingThe m (0rr-i already paid. Are Asked ot Congress . the treaty and the Irish republie. He but" the district attorney announced fens, announced he would limit the WM on th. raft but McGihray bad of the challeni, d ths supporters of Dr. Webber with to the Belgium's delegates torm. supreme ,nt0 0rr lcy w,ler to fal)n desired he that the defendant (Bv Associated Press.) treaty to an election after the treaty council are (till standing out for her this time on a grandtryJury indictment the hops Of avoiding night: swion erly lived ln Pittsburgh Pa. where waa put Into operation. WASHINGTON. Jan. 9. Forestry In full of 2.500,40.9 gold Instead of the police court to comptroller of th. ZTL priority n complaint F. J. Hogan said the people had a counmmr, L th on German payment The Arbuckls faced In hU first trlaLj jhlsweek" tndtcatlng eyrtenl TOKIO, Jan., ylrn Marquis Oku- - ! try are here foi the hearings on the right to decide Immediately and be Proposed increase Arbuckle pleaded not guilty to the In asked for a speedy election. forestry bill, policy payments for 1921 from th dictmeot accusation. which opened today The bill provtle John Maclntee, of Monaghan ar- Veteran Hospital to be condition of coma lad to report ,99,999 gold marks agreed on ln Both Mdse stipulated that if th secan for gued that- - England had not yet given Increased fir appropriation London to 799.e99.999, so as to of his death, waa Still alive 9 Built SL Louis Post prevention trial to still hi progress Jen. SO. Ireland the constitution for ths Frca work for and a certain amount of cash above ond a receaa will be taken on that date 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon. and that until the terms of the lands for State, buying work. forestry the of expenses the armies of occupato allow Gavin McNab, Arbncklee (By International News Service treaty ware carried out the RepubAmong those to appear before (he tion, which absorb t99.999.99t gold chief counsel, to argue the Mary Pick, WASHINGTON. Jen. . President committee n TOKIO. Jan 9. Marquis lican government mast be continued are CoL Wm. B. Greeley, Belonly satisfies marks, the In ford divorce partially o an Nevada the appea' reexecutive Harding today signed Maclntee urged keeping the of the forest service; George S Long. officially announced from gian court. 250 aside acres supreme of more land sources of Ireland intact wo they could .de st witnesses setting call but Iff of the forestry committee of Tacoma, Tokio and posthumous honors The golfing party furnishes th ocThe police court hearing- of a per- they were not in court. A recess that was J efferson Barracks, Ft Lout Mo., for the National Lumber Manufacturers had been bestowed on him " by fight "If England leta us down." casion for Mr. Lloyd Georg and U jury complaint Minnie then taken until 11 o'clock. against Mr erection ef a permanent hospital association : E. T Allen. Portland. John McKeown and Michael Collin the regent. Prince Hirohito. in tbe " Briand to continue conversatheir who testified ln th first It wilb Indicated by attaches Of the! foe veteran of the world war. The bath jumped up at thi ehoutingt.-"W- e name of the emperor, following western forestry and conservation begun yesterday concerning a Neighbor Arbuckle trial that aha gava assist- district attorney's office that Mr J.' hospital will cost approximately a mll-- Ore., wlIL" tion association: Elbert H. Baker. Franco-Britis- h which the Marquis physician analliance for Miss mutual ance to ln an of Rappe attack of th slain man. j lion dollars and will be built from Cleveland. American newspaper pub-- . Mr. DeValera said- that if he were mother Kennedy, nounced that the patient A memorandum Betting forth lllneee at Wheeler Hot defense. had Spring Ven- - probaby would be called to tbs funds app no effort- of his would be aseoeta Uon.'ani R. reason es e heals for such a pact to mr. emerged from the coma which- on Ksllogg. na ae Ote lsSTwithess for pTwaTt March, according to officials of th New York City, chairman g. Augus lOlt made tq obtain a joint cabinet-Jan. 4 was mistaken for death. of tha Naknotu M have been drwwn up. wfll be resumed latsrtoday. I treasury CUtloQ. f tional T orestry. Policy gpmmitta. department. I -era chair-nansh- lp Relationship Soviet Russia Meatworkers Fired Upon mlSt Joseph 1 ear tim New-Yor- -- iu Bolshevik Death , ' Sip in Canada Russe-Finnis- j White Slavery in i Panama Reported Denby Faces Probe IToWorld League - i Mrs. Myretta ' Woods, "Paul-- . inc ApartmentsrThird E. And First So., Dies in Blaz ing Bed. d 411 ,t't i i Hunt Boddr-negror-ane- ii aUyer'otTT".'' I Lecendant Belgium Stands v- Arbuckles Second out.-After Out For (German Payment Priority Trial Will Begm Next Wednesday ' Judge in Burch Trial May Order Evening Sessions ColordoDi otria 1 ' Oknma Alive Says Report fromTokio fher at pro-wi- de Oku-bee- or-tw- - : -lth - ' T 3 f- u i. snthusieate-feom-alt-pgrtgTiflh- e Rtraa iuch-?act!- - "T ft v |
