Show OGDEN CITY UTAH SATURDAY EVENING JANUARY 28 1&28 No 195 Flfty-elflhthlYear- — When an Irresistible Forcp Meets an Immovable LEGAL SNARL : : Body-T- hen — i 1 1 ' ' ! ' - ENCOUNTERED IN lACCEPTINB Aynr m r i ti mi I 1111 t off to relax little nonsense is the bigger things Aslv the burdens of to indulge In a to prepare to do of life constant frown would dull the brightest personality and prevent renewed sest A Thousand France Jan 28— (By The Associated Press) — Vi cente Blasco Ibanez whose "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" made him one of the widest known con temporary writers died fn political exile at 3:40 o clock this morning of a complication of broncho-pne- u monia and diabetes 'His son Igfriedo who hurried by airplane from Barcelona when news of the gravity of his father's condition reached him won the race with death by a scant two hours and was at the bedside when the end came in the Ibanez villa Fontana Rosa The author had been long suffer ing from diabetes but the malady had been yielding satisfactorily to treatment and it was thought that there was no Immediate danger Then while working in his garden a few days ago he caught a cold which yesterday developed Into all the symptoms of pneumonia The efforts of several doctors failed to halt the progress of the disease and the end came quickly The Spanish writer s last work was a labor of love fer It was to transform his estate into the most beautiful on the Riviera to be left as a garden retreat for the writers of the world He settled there four- years ago and his first step "was to remove all telephone wires He placed i small tombstone where each tele Phone had been declaring "the tel e phone and the radio are the world's greatest nuisances" The villa here was constructed without thought for material com fort the sole aim being properly to house his books and manuscripts of which he had the largest collect tion in southern France No room ln the villa was considered proper ly furnished' unless there were- i thousandLbooks lining its walls OPPOSED KING Wash Jan 28— (By Th Associated Press) Vicente Blasco Ibanez after at disappearances of her husband with large world-wid- e ' renown as a MENTONE - a banquet in Hotel BIgelow which was a delightful affair participat weif-"n- ed in by invited guests v The gatherings nave oeen re- markable in the high standards setby the speakers ana tne entnuslasm for cooperation ong aner tne opening of court onaay nHn with the earnestness ofthe PROSECUTION AWRY pressed The mix-u- p apparently left the In determination their delegates — — tnrv nVi a lancet V f ( t a f lies wiwr wnuiuuiifc tnn tVSof U ftM c ihw quite decided whether it desired to Whenthe farmers of the United exercise them if permitted to do so States ret thoroughly organized And the defense had on its hands peremptory challenges which they will be able to demand quite- four or as much by way of favorable leg- may may not be usable when islatlon as the manufacturers or court resumes Monday The kinks in the law resulted any other group in this country when thj prosecution passed the y of the jury yesterday to Herman Baker post of the Am challenges the and Hickman's attor defense erican Legion has purchased the ney surprised the court by quick First Methodist church ' property ly accepting the jurv on Twenty-fourt- h street for a new move brought The District At club house and now is proceeding torney Asa Keys out of chair to make plans for financing the with the:! request that the his Drosecu same tion sua might challenge if it so desired Monday Jerome Walsh chief defense counsel The legion should be vigorously I 2 declared he would demand the supported In this movement In or same privileges if it were extended der that the local organization prosecution may have a club house equal to to the SWEARING WITHHELD that of any post In the west Although the jury technically had oeen accepted by both sides Judce Six big i steam shovels are at ordered that the 12 j Traoucco work near Coalville on the reloca- - j jtalesmen not be sworn he sam ne? would rule on Monday uj huh :wiuuuiuu the prose wiiy Drancn ot tne union cuuon request declaring: "Both Pacific railroad and the Lincoln sides would be treated alike In the — matter" nignway - - At the close of court Keyes said e wasnx quite sure whether-him nrlmlnsrv in th Vmiirt de This tno- - nf tVi sired to challenge any iuror The TVhn dar forerunner of many months of de5esei&ttoilney?' said the lry was heavy construction work r11"0""'? uiem No one who looked In on the imiM h nthar than Im " 1 o -- -- - - ICE BLOCKING NIAGARA FALLS - jt - - s ilimrS rt Th well Intn n-r- naa It forecasts a brighter future a th aui an mo xaiiuiug uisiua arounu occupations as housewives are Ogden s i - Jln Two gray haired Onlv fnur nf fhc are from Los Angeles nroD jurors When the dam im rnmnWd tVio er the others comine from suhnr farms in this region will be as- - Dan Points or nearby cities of the nurod n n ndominta and Htnn9hU I COUnty the box has water supply and as a result the - very juror now-iv uuuw qunuonm mat ne farming Interests should be greatly cau "l lllB mcKman case m iT advanced i n lve or tnem said ucwsiiapers I theV V had fnrmpd nnlTiinna And Ogden directly and in a big suit of their newsnanr readme Kf —"Of ? J - COUia Sit Oil tne lurv U113 ueuiesauia onan11 JJluui UIH 4f with on nnari To place the dozen Drobahlp Osden should be lookin? ahead ora ln the box 47 prospective jurors ere Questioned Sixteen were to the coming two years as holding : much in the way of development c"a"enged by the defense four by ine rC£t wltn V and growth based on Improved It" iue exception -- aJla the 12 were dis- farming missea ror cause NAMES OF JURORS With the coal companies of Utah The Jury includes: Elias sKahn Los AnErplPw VMa planning to give a smokeless fuel and with big financial Interests ar- - beth ABullis Alhambra suburb ranging to! construct a $7000000 MauricelJ Maehl South Gate sub-pip- e line to bring natural gas from urb Mrs Virginia L Roess Sierra Baxter basin Wyoming to Ogden Madre suburb Robert L Bowman and other Utah cities there is a Los Angeles Aria E Rlrkptt Hermosa promise that the day of the smoke rnona Edward Venables tieacn suburb: J A Rne-cinuisance will soon pass Ta Angeles Howard Skewes Whittler Atkinson Long Beach If those things do not come to Howard Judson Burch Whittler and Mrs pass Ogden soon will be compelled to find some other way out of the Sarah A Roach Los Angeles clouds of smoke which at times are sent into the air by home fires MADE and factory furnaces Sanitation and a better under standing of how to live have in Y BACK creased the length of life until the 57 average is years Some one has figured that the Fami HandV ComT)laint Z r average person now does two to five times the work of their ances Cultivator Inspires tors of 100 years ago Invention f I M ir p! FORTUNE WEAK : fhflf nftftnU (naw t'4nrA - five times the experiences and Joys of their progenitors who lived to equal age In other words the human fam ily today is getting much more out of existence ! People today are living more ln tensely than ever before But with all that are they hap- pier or more icontented than ln the past? What makes for content ment? Extreme joy must bring strong reactions and even depression ' a- Quiet hours often are the most comforting and pleasing Goethe said we are happiest un der the influence of Innocent delu FlOnS' - '!' :l In 1883 there was a mighty vol canlc explosion off the coast of Java An Island was blown Into the air and for months after vol- canlc dust fell at a great distance That old volcano is grumbling once more perhaps preparatory to! another demonstration of the tre mendous forces created when fire and water meet i Krakatao when it exploded in sent its ashes to the west coast of America and gave to all this western country most gorgeous! colorings in the sTcy at sunset 1S83 SIGHT 1 e A lQA UNIQUE Hubby Flees With Million f Her Fortune So Wife Starts Suit for iDivorce u fea t b- - u- - Jan- - 28-- By — Tne corn- ressj a ui iarm nand that he had vmjin Polus farmer living six miles out of Mitchell to devise a steerine on paratus for a cultivator that may u iu a lortune Final patent ed him this week after four years of effort The Invention itself was a matter of three days according In June 1924 one of hia hinr vn ma iarm said that he was "breaking his back" trying to steer the machine Mr Polus was so not Keett about the and naw arrangement of "gee" the rnitl- vator himself So- he ordered the macmne to his blacksmith The shifting- - of the angles ofshop the wheels throwing the machine tn the right or left with ease was tne problem solved by Polus saia today that several manufacturers of farm implements nave opened negotiations for man - oso-ac- re ufacture of the cultivator X Ji? "JTil—— TEEM IN PRISON § Great Roar of Cataract BELLINGHAM Nearly Silenced OBy portions bf her fortune were declared by the wealthy and Freeze-Ove- r elderly Mrs Sara Smith Scollard to be responsible for under- Y NIAGARA FALLS N miniriar her autumnal romance: It crashed when she filed suit Jan — 28 — The Associated (By Press) With the ice piling up in Niagara for divorce here yesterday river above the falls blocking off the flow of water indications point to a complete freezing over of the cataracts if the present frigid weather continues The great mass of rushing waters plunging over 7 the brink have already been re duced to small Indifferent streams almost 'entirely silencing the usual deep roar of the falls as it plunges — (By on to the ice mounds below LIVERPOOL Jan! 28 — The islands at the brink are Press) po-A Scotsman! appeared before clothed in a white garment of snow lice! court with his head swathwhile the freezing spray has trans ed in bandages He charged an formed trees and shrubbery into Irishman! with striking him crystal fairyland with a kettle Down at tne uao of the falls the "That's all show" the Irishice mounds are fast piling up while man protested to the Judge "He stretching across the gorge is an wasi walking about yesterday ice bridge In the' immediate vicin without of falls is bandages" the the ity solidly bridge that true?"! the court intact extending many feet below "s the water and as much as 12 to "fces" jreplied the Sc6tchman 15 feet above the surface his bandages from With the temperature remaining "Why??' the judge demanded at a point several degrees below "To keep them clean for to- freezing old inhabitants of the city believe that every indication points dayf "j to a repetition of the spectacle of several years ago when the falls were solidly frozen over so that the flow of water was altogether stopped A The complaint accuses her spouse she says is missing with a million dollars of her fortune Shortly i after their marriage In St Louis in 1925 she relates a gas range exploded in their cottage at Menlo Park Calif and she now sincerely believes that the gas range explosion was the result of a "designed and wilful attempt of the defendant to do her bodily who Even Saving unci an aag es j EXPERIMENTS ON BAD 10 PHOTOS NEW YORK Jan 28— (By The Associated Press)— A series of ex periments to perfect a receiver of radio photographs suitable for home use will be started Tuesday morning by station WOR J L Whittaker an associate of Austin G Cooley inventor of the apparatus to be used said 25 receivers for Intercepting photo graphs had been distributed among competent experimenters In New York and New Jersey The experiments are to be made Tuesday Thursday and Saturday of each week between 8 and 8:30 a m Transmission will be on a 422 meter wave - 'Whittaker said the experiments were designed to determine any ex isting weakness in the apparatus before placing It on the market DOCTOR PREDICTS DAY OF DEATH NEW YORK Jan 28 — (By The Associated Press)— Even to his own death Dr Charles A Phillips upheld his reputation as a diag nostician The physician known for his medical and financial as sistance to the poor inhaled chlorine gas 'several years ago in the course of his hospital work He studied the symptoms of complica tlons which arose and three months ago foretold the date of his death He died on the day he named RATTLERS BROADCAST NEW YORK Jan 28 — (By The Associated Press) — Dr Raymond L MItmars of the Bronx zoo gave a dinner to Georges Chapelle of Paris reptilian authority Among the guests — unwilling- ones were Peter and Albertina- Prodded sufficiently they made a few remarks which were radiocast Peter and Albertina are rattlesnakes at the FRANKFORT Ky Jan 28 (By The Associated Press) — James A Wallace millionaire coal and timber man of Irvine Ky was found guilty in Franklin circuit court Friday of vote tampering and sentenced to serve a total of twelve and a half years in the state Deni was given two and a tentiarjv He zoo hair years on each of five counts harm" Incapacitated by the explosion the complaint says Scollar refused to allow her friends to visit her and reported that she was suffering he from apoplexy Subsequently forced her to give up her friends and business relationships in Chi cago and surrounded her with his own friends in what the complaint says she now believes was an at of her tempt to gain possession ' wealth Scollard's alleged success In dl- verting a large part of her fortune was recorded in courts of Califor nia Washington and British Co His gains were lumbia in 1926 lost however after a race against his wife from Buenos Aires to Se- attle each striving to reach Wash ington ahead of the other to gain Injunctions possession of property oi against Scollard ana the tilingmm grand larceny charges against in BellinKham and Seattle ioiiowed The charges were aroppea when a reconciliation was effected But shortly thereafter Scollard this time with again disappeared ?iuwuuuu in cassn un winc Muv However Mrs bcoiiara alleges asks no property settlement 1 J SUICIDE SAYS: UIA1C noiMif iHut ii ummv Forjner Husband of Pearl White Ends Own life-- LOS ANGELES Jan 2 8- - (By scribbled The Associated Press)--invitltlon Jo "have a drink" found on aj note for which a hair emptied liquor? bottle served as a paperweight was the only message left wheiij Wallace McCutcheon former British army offieer artist actor and h nee busband of Pearl White the film star took his llf in his hotel room The note was found by the police In the same room where body was discovered across a bed sprawled yesterday A pistol lay at his side and there was fa bullet hole In his right temple The police said it was clearly a case of suicide The officers were told by friends thatila few years ago' McCutcheon had disappeared and was missing for several months I A war time injury was blamed for this disappearance and police were of the opinion that this also might have caused him to take his life Reports that McCutcheon was destitute at the time of his death were denied by close associates born ln America Although friends paid McCutcheon spent most of his life 4n England and the world war saw service during with1 the British army He was divorced by Pearl White not In 121 in a suit which he did ' contest Coming to Los Angeles a year ago he renewed acquaintances with theatrical and motion picture people A note found by the police conta!ne4 the names and telephone numbers :of a dozen or more film celebrities The address book also contained the name of Herbert Brooklyn j New York A n's i oni aur opponent of King Alfonso and the administration of government ' in His caustic attacks against Spain the king led to his conviction for lese majeste but Ibanez - kept out of reach of the Spanish government by exiling himself in France The purpose of his campaign and other governagainst the ruler ment officials : including Primo De Rivera the military dictator of Spain the novelist admitted In sev eral of his pamphlets' was to over throvfr the monarchy and to have set' up in Spain a republican form of government "It is not the military directory but the degenerate Alfonso who is mainly responsible for the troubles in Spain and' the catastrophe in Morocco'! Ibanez wrote in one of the early manifestoes of his cam palgn "Never has history shown a monarch more deceitful and less powerful than the cruel and faith less puppet on the Spanish throne 'The time has come to put an en5 t0 the new era 0f the inqulsl tion and for that accomplishment Alfonso must go I will know no rest until the country Is free" - HOLD MEETING I : ' " STARTS ATTACKS Starting his attacks on the kVng and government late ln 1924" Iban ' declared that he would circu late the attacks all over the world4 I am determined to aetnrone the king of Spain and will remain in exile until I have succeeded 1 am ready to spend all my wealth to make my once great country a republic and save It from the mon- archs and hypocrites who have brought It to the point of death" The wife and children of Ibanez continued to reside at Valencia Snaln where his wife died January 1925 The novelist in a state- ment declared that his wife's sud been she had IvSAN denIII death although VmiI lit Jm 1 due to shock caused by the king s of Bureau Farm Conclave In Ogden GROWTH IS NOTED Edmunds Calls Attention To Opposition Against Egg - Organization — 'T - OGDEN WANTS Tendency of private corporations engaged in the poultry handling ' and supply business to organize in order to "fight this cancerous growth which : is affecting their system ' of distribution" Jhas been seen by C C Edmunds manager of the Utah Poultry Producers Cooperative association according to his statement made this morning at the annual meeting of that 'or- ganization Two hundred poultry producers of the state representing an en rolled membership of over 2000 r in the attended the morning session of the association As the is affiliated with the Utah State Farm bureau the session was a continuance of the big state convention which has been under way for several days However more than three-fourtof the audience was composed of new arrivals men interested pri-- i marlly ln poultry raising and marketing j STATE! BUREAU HEREilN 1929 hs Invitation Ex tended 'At Annual Banquet 'Dern Speaks j j Ogden's invitation for the Utah State Farm bureau to holdts con vnt!on of 1929! in Ogden was ex tended formally on Friday evening by E R Altont manager or tne Olnhft Grain & Milling company who snnke at the annual conven tion banquet as the representative or - comof the merce The invitation was supported by A P Blgelbw president of the Hotel BIgelow company and hv other sneakers including' May or Francis George Stalllngs and Ogden-Chambe- r- r ''' !:: P TJrnwfl Fnur hundred men and women principally fanners and farmers wives were In attendance rat the was banquet After a dinner whichirod-urts ot Utah composed entirely and a isroaram singing led by E J Kirkham of Salt Lake the Introduction of J M McFarlane as toatt master was M ) made by David N Beal retiring r ' of the bureaupresident was The ' program throughout'toast-mastthe composed of brief talks announcing :' that there would be' numefous speakers with only a few minutes devoted"1 to eachj Mayor Frank Francis told ' of some during ' the experiences ' ' state convention expressing his pleasure at association "with those and declaring atthe convention that "you snould march right into the hearts of America with your splendid cause'? president of George Stallings the Weber County Farm bureau said that while "Ogden is young in convention life we are hopeful that you have all had a pleasant (Continued pn Page Two) K - - " er WALTER F1ARLIN ASKS PENSION ( ez Part Session cold Another man was found dead ln the street and A woman died of heart disease believed to have been caused- by "i 'the cold-'--The official weather readinghere was two below but unof ficial readings showed 10 below in ' suburbs Warmer weather was forecast for tomrorow -' "Ml Request of Patrolman -- Is Indorsed By- City " Attorney - VISITORS WELCOMED The chief addresses of the morn-- : Ing were by President Jesse W Hoopes of Brigham Manager C C Edmunds of Salt Lake Vice President A Willardson of Salt Lake and by Mayor Frank Francis of Ogden The mayor gave a welcoming? address in "which he pointed out the increasing tendency of city folks to go to the farms the farm folks to come to the cities This intermingling of interests throughout Utah he said meant much to the advancement of the interests of the entire state and all of its people bringing - that friendship upon which best community relations ' ' ? can- - be based President' Hoopes in his address commented particularly regarding the growth 6f the poultry producers organization He showed how the now has 2000 'chbice picked poultry producers" and there are noweight carloads of ' eggs per week from i Utah: EDMUNDS SPEAKS s v v iumunaj manaKer ot me association said that as the co operative had now passed the "fifth mile stone" and was celebrating its fifth anniversary it was well to revlew'the accomplishments of the past with a view of using the knowledge gained during those five years - That immediate transition from- one business method to another is impossible but that the poultry producers "must travel the road" ln gradual development of was stated by their Ldmunds He spoke particularly regarding bettered business conditions for the poultry men the wld' enlng of markets and the Increased profits realized giving a financial statement of the association The speaker spoke of the Brigham' local as one of the stronger units of the at the present' extime although one which had downs Inperienced many ups and organization f j! A Willardson of Salt Lake vice president talked particularly regarding poultry sales: He advised development " of the home markets for poultry particularly through selling to tourists and others at the same prices charged In the towns and cities He told of the Utah turkey ' pool which handled 292500 pounds of turkeys last season for 200 turkey growers BEET GROWERS J W Gillman of Utah' county presided at the meeting of the Utah Sugar Beet Growers' association which also held Its annual session at the Hotel BIgelow in the Spanish roohn Many prominent beet growers of Utah wer present Among those taking part in this meeting were President Eph- ralm Bergeson of the Utah State Farm Bureau federation President George Stalllngs of the ' Weber county iarm Bureau ana j jtt Beus of the Weber county sugar beet growers organization ' Throughout the morning there were conferences cf county state regional and national officers of the farm bureau movement in the Hotel' BIgelow M S Winder executive secretary of the national federation Informally discussed plans for farm bureau work in Utah Nevada Wyoming and Idaho He will speak at Elko Laramie and Fort Collins Colo before returning to Chicago DERN SPEAKS FRIDAY position regarding the Colorado river question and particularly regarding state rights as 'affected by the BoUlder 'jam bill Governor Getorge H Dern spoke Friday afternoon at the Utah State Farm bureau convention in the Hotel Bigelow He was acoom--panle- d - being-shippe- - ive - - W S Marlln one of Ogden's vet eran policemen who has served the department continuously for more than 20 years has made written re quest to the' city commission that he be retired on February 1 on a pension The request is to come before the commissioners at the meeting Monday afternoon regular A communication- - from CityAt-torne- y A E' Pratt accompanied Marlln's request In -- which it is pointed out that" Marlin Is entitled TEXAS OIL FIRE to a pension under the law aM Provisions in the law are that a SUBSIDES 1 DEAD m SMSr officer may receive ohe-haretired rtn Tniv 4 nt thm name vear Iban- - of the monthly salary at the time M'CAMEY Tex Jan 28 — (By I mr married at Mentone- - France of retiring for the remainder of his ' The Associated Press) — Subsiding Mme Dona Elena' Ortazar Bulnes life' within a few hours after it flared widow of a Chilean diplomat ibanez was born "at Valencia up one of the most spectacular fires in the history of lexas ou Spain in 1867 He turned to liter-fielhad passed away today atUre as a young man but his ear- - DENVER v TrtVels failed to attract much at- leaving a record of one dead ana flve slightly injured and damage & tention Later however he $100000 oped an individual and realistic DEAD startlne- with terrific exDloslon stvle and his works gradually grew heard for miles when a spark - pre- - in popularity all over the world until he ranked as one of the most sumably ignited gas in a3000-barHendrtCKS known authors Fred rel tank which widely of his books were chemist was ' Inspecting fire yes- L Youngerman Many for photoplays "Among Harry terday destroyed the contents of 12 as scenarios screen -- We Noted were "ine sjt e n tanks filled for the most part witn his notable plays of of the the on Horsemen Apocalypse" Four the property gasoline Cattle "Man Humble Oil company ' here and "Blood and Sand" and --"Mare Nos xne our r was the to "in sweep threatened for a time trum" it DENVER" Colo Jan 28— (By Horsemen" that the late Rudolph entire refinery " - ' Harry I Hendricks was killed Early re Valentino first attracted 'attention The Associated4ftPress) —old manyears been had Youngerman lives ports indicate many Stock Western to Ogden by Mrs Dern National the of inager lost 'but these were unfounded In Denver and The governor had Just returned show held annually revealed FIREMEN vestigation QUIET known as a cattleman died from his trip to Washington D C and to Denver Colo regarding the here today of pneumonia SPARE INVALID widely y Boulder dam bill and the seven-sta- te PLANE DE LUXE pact and explained regarding Jan 28— (By WASHINGTON the status of the entire Colorado SERVICE PLANNED The Associated Press) — Tiptoeing 2 CHINESE TOWNS " ' river controversy over a roof firemen extin quietly 1500 SLAIN RAIDED The governor spoke regarding CHICAGO Jan 28 — (By The guished a fire last nignt so noise Utah's geographical position showAssociated Press) — Uniformed at lessly that the invalid wife ot ColoThe As ing that half of the state Is in the rAvrnv Tan 28 (Bvfrom tendants a cabin boy picture post nel W E' P French who was in nriateri basin "affected by the Colorado river was Trfts un time at" the and house In the air the to written be cards : action ' taken the provCanton of regarding Coloa aware border northern had been fire that there souvenir rjins as proof of flying I of water j rado river the sackingrights firemen reached the ince today told of experience are offered by a concern I When thewere He said: that the people of: this told that Mrs two border villages and the murder which will brin operation of night house they state looked for immense developand day sighteseeing airplanes over French was suffering with a heart nf isoft Tnm women and children in the vi ment in time in the great area west Chieas-next month malady and were asked' to be as There are no Americana Four thousand alleged of the Wasatch but added that tho William Philip formerly of Dal quiet as poesible They crept up the cinity Is not propltloua for present-timcommunists from Honan province ladders onto the roof and quicKly Ktac-elas Texas Is manager of the sight the raid on the village- - No out the flames believed start- seeing concern' which has been in-- l put (Continued on Page Two) other details were given from the chimney d by?50000 1 ! t n3t OFSUGARBEETS I Decoration Rule BITTER FOE OF KING Author of "Four Horse men Wanted Republic In Spain Jan 28— (By The Associated Press) — A legal snarl today left the "William Ed ward iitck man sanity trial in a "welter of confusion over the court's a recess That legal tangle In the closing minutes bf yesterday's session left nine men and three women tech- nlf!llv th strrwnteri liii-- in rintof mine whether the klrinanfir and slayer of Marian Parker could dis- and wrong tlngulsh between aut not one of theright jurors was en tirely certain he would retain his After being in convention In Og ' P CO-O- AND GROWERS 28— (By Tho CHICAGO JanPress)— -- A subzero cold snap which descended on Chicago today was blamed for the deaths of three men and one woman The frozen hotly ot a negro his bead caught in the window of a grocery store was found by was trypolice who believe bestore and ing to break Into the bad raised the window whicb fast dropped and held him Rudolph Kroft 20 St aLouis fell under the! wheels of ChiPacago Milwaukee St Paul & was cific train oni which he ride and was skilled stealing after becoming numb from the Volumes To Every Room Was His LOS ANGELES POULTRY Thief Caught In Trap And Dies of Cold NO TELEPHONES i three da vs the farmers of dn Utah ended their conferences with j : Young Defense Attorney Takes Prosecution By Surprise RECESS TO MONDAY Looks Like Taking of Evidence Will Be gin Then Someone has asked "Why play? The answer is that when human kind loses the urge to play the world will cease to be young To thro : IBANEZ DEAD — IN HOUSE OF MANY BOOKS HICKMAN JURY Iy Frank Francis fj tVi What? ' -- 1 -- lf ? : ds SHOW devel-approximat- MANAGER: - 5 re-ca- st ! r " " : e corporatedfor - sparks |