Show ATHOUGffD A soft answer wrath— -- Prov" 14 :i turncth away !" gry but he is a wise man not — Seneca — —— — Year—No ' Fifty-eight- h — — — —— — — — — —4 — —H were WASHINGTONIANS that the' monument was being pressed into service as a mooring mast by art army blimp when they beheld this view In reality the airs-Ivmerely was passing to the rear while dropping anniversary flowers on the Washington and Lincoln r memorials IS ROBBERY FOUND i TO BE MOtiV by Frank Francis rti Governess 'Shortly V ": In the language of the ling "world that means they were giving their best wrest- might ask why do not wrestlers always give their best ' In many lines of professional athletics there is' so much of frame up that no one on the outside knows when a contest Is on the square " IT- - "1 MORRISTOWN N J Feb (AP) — Robbery was believed fy police today to have been the m tive for the burning to death day night of a woman whom thty identified as Miss Margaret IJrowi 40 years old employed until that as a governess in a honfie morning on fashionable Park avenue New 22-- ilh S r 1 1 - I York : ' ? Fred Roff lieutenant of I s detep-tive' of Morris county said that when Mis Brown left the home ff her employer Jamea V Gillespie she had with her $8000 in bonls and $1000 in cash No bonds er cash was found in the woman's 1 the of ? : Lewia'" and Stecher had seven years of a grudge and rivalry to - satisfy'' si n ' - v l? - - "vs: -- Men can be so possessed by envy and hatred as to be above he temptation of the dollar 4 - 0 It would be a fine thing if there in "was more 'ishooting" matches the big ! -' Dr John O Lind took his class in geology along the foothills and into the canyons of the Wasatch range east of Ogden there to study the formations gp-in- Br Lind has been studying ever rocks and mineral areas fellow-workinsince he was a young in the mines of Park City and laboring to get an ' i :k r- He is one of the most capable geologists of the west s "'' AJI of the commonwealth Inter est 'was centered in the little city on the Potomac in a demonstration designede as a forerunner of the country-widobservance of Washington's birthday to be celebrated fiver years hence under government r auspices Ttie iclm shaded streets along whifch jthe first president1 rode on his way to church were draped in flass and bunting for the occasion and- military and patriotic units sought places to parade past a reviewing stand for a salute from President Coolidge Practically all of Virginia's officials set Alexandria as their destination and dozens of those of the federal government closed their desks in Washington to hold a reception in honor of Mr Coolidge in historic Carlyle house where the convention which framed the constitution was conceived Witjji them were practically all members of the state Legislature and j other state officials GOES IN MAYFLOWER Ordering out the Mayflower to sail (down th'1 Potomac in time to reach Alexandria shortly after luncheon Mr Coolidge invited for the trip Senators Swanson and Glass Representative Moore in whose district Alexandria lies and former Representative Carlin all of Virginia as well as C Bascom Slemp formerly private secretary to the president and a resident of VirMrs Coolidge decided to ginia remain in Washington fearful lest the cold from which she has been suffering would be aggravated by the trip The day as laid out for MrJ Coolidge- by the George Washington Birthday Association of Alexandria t -- The next time he takes a group of students on an excursion to see r the great faults and alluvial deposits the conglomerates and tilted strata he should invite the public He has an interesting story to tell of the great book of nature which has been left open In' Ogden canyon and the area near by and a day with him would be an Interesting and impressive experience All Ogden should know more of the geological wonders within an hour's walk of the city When work started on the Sperry warehouse on Monday many men appeared in search of work Confessions TlTASfilNGTON Feb 22— (AP)— Virginia which gave YVj George Washington to the nation recalled her glorious past lor President Coolidge today with a celebration at Alexandria of the first president 'sjl95th birthday anniversary to-th- DYING TELEVOX HAN TURNS LIGHT RUNSJVEEPER During the winter months when outdoor work stops unemployment is to be found all over the Soon Will Close Windows United States At Word Oyer Phone How to relieve that situation is Claim a big problem NEW-YORFeb 22 — (AT) — Some one has suggested that men women and children be Dr R a Wensley! or the "Westing-hous- e Electric company envisions trained in economy so that summer wages will last well through the day when thet housewife who far from home seiefta storm comthe winter ing up can telephone her "tele-vox- " or mechanical man and With every one in America a well developed desire to order the windows closed having live as neighbors do how can you In a private rehearsal in the start the reform? auditorium of the Level club where "televox" is to unveil a We all are creatures of habit and statue of Odorge Washington towe all live according5 to our night the mechanical man turned on a light' pulled a cord unveiling a picture of Washington ran an Tou cannot expect the average electric sweeper all at whistled man or woman to accept ostracism command given over the telephone in order to be thrifty by Dr Wensley ?The working apis a mass of paratus to the A few will but the great ma- jumbled wires layman ami electric coils and is concealed in a bristol board jority will not d figure of a man And you are dealing with huthe inventor says the Eventually man beings aa they are not as you will not only do what it apparatus would have them Is told to do but twill tell Its master reproductions of the human Children of the workers crave voicein that task is completed m'ovles and candy and excursions In its test the it answered by buzzed quite as much as the highly pros- when it had out its invenperous and parents indulge them tor's whistled carried commands but Dr believes that installation Wensley Americans are a hopeful people of a phonograph! attachment will When summer comes and every- be possible later thing is running smoothly In their daily affairs they refuse to think of a winter of discontent FATHER AND FOUR However if every one in this CHILDREN BURN great country suddenly turned the would suffer country thrifty PITTSBURG Pa Feb 22 — a severe depression A father and four children (AP)-' The liberal spenders of America were burned to death when fire destroyed a twostory house tokeep the wheels of Industry day Ten other persons were rescued by firemen The dead: Konstance Kozakei-wic- z Thrift is a good thing for you 43 Steven 1? Philip 15: and me bat for the country as a 11 and Stanley 7 a whole it would prove a boomerang Mildred daughter Another son' Louis 21 was seK S Colton a brother of ConbuYned before he was takgressman Don Colton is in Ogden riously en to to to Tha by firpmen safety Akun and planning ship sheep mother was visiting friends when Akutan islands the blaze was discovered Did you ever hear of those Islands? Do you know they are two of the Aleutian gxoupj and 60 miles WOULD PURCHASE from Umnak and Unalaska Islands LINDY'S OLD HOME where Ogdenites have placed 6000 sheep WASHINGTON' Feb 22 — (AP) Ths ranging of sheep in the far — A bill to authorize the purchase north ip a new venture which is of the Lindbergh homestead at holding i the attention of wool grow- Little Falls Minn as a suitable ers memorial to the achievements of Colonel Charles A Lindbergh Akutan island has a harbor the sale of medals has where the American Whaling com- through been introduced by Senator Ship-stea- d Farmor-Latopany has a whalin station Last Minnesota A 4 year over 00 whales uere brought similar mfasure has ben introinto the harbor duced in the hous K life-size- I i -- j T i t WAITING hold-u- p murder j The confessions were made to county officers shortly after Hickman was returned here to await trial for the kidnaping and killink' of Marian Parker for which Ivo has been sentenced to hang ih ' I April Two state witnesses who were in the Toms drugstore during - thte fatal shooting yesterday testify H that Hickman was tlife one who fired probably l s:iot in tb£ The1 druggist's widow Mrl casp Ruth Toms sobbing and wet-eye- rj testified that Hickman did most cjt the shooting while Hunt covered her with his gun She identified the defendants as the hold-u- p men who came in wearing Santal ClauSs masks and Hunt as the one whb lost nis nat and mask in his hastk flight to escape the defending firp ot i'onceman Jamos Oliver the-fata- PIONEER 100 YEARS OLD JOINS CHURCH AURORA ': '" " ' Ij Doris IcDonald Critically In Canadian LIU Prison i OTTAWA Feb 224— fAP)— The Journal today says that Doris Palmer McDonald who with her husband Georep McDonald is under sentence of death for the murder of a taxi driver has no living parents The Journal fays it was given this Information by J A Legault of Montreal counsel for the condemned couple who arrived last tj nif?ht to intercede with Ernest minister of justice in art attempt to obtain a reprieve The McDonalds are scheduled to hang next month j GllUi IS DYIXG Legault the paper says denied Mrs Snyder of Chicago is thata the ffrirl's mother as stated in newspaper dispatches Thd paper adds that Legault said the girl is dying of tuberculosis and at present i critically ill in the women's jail at Montreal La-poin- (AP) — Dorisi Palmer McD©nald under sentence of death for the murder r f a taxi driver is th'e'daughter of Mrs Michael Greco of this city the C mother's J attorney James O'Brien said today Dorjs was adopted as a child by a Palmer family he said the mother at(that time being married to Lee Snyder DANE MOVIE ACTOR LOS ANGELES Feb 22— (AD — Rasmus Carl Thekelsen Gottlieb motion picture actor of solemn mein and' six foot three stature Tuesday appeared in federal court to renounce allegiance te the king of Denmark apply for his final citizenship papers and request that his naime be changed officially to that by which he is known on the screen-r-Kar- l Dane — with Gottlieb as a middle name The 'tall actor of "The Big Parade" film renown declared that he was born in Copenhagen in 1SS6 came to this country in 1916 and filed his declaration intention of becoming an American citizen at Allen Kansas in 1921 iJune'lS-waset as the date for mv granting the final hearing?papers and the change of name - -- - d mi-life- marncd j 200-mi- le arrests CONFESSIONS great-grandfath- er - INSISTS UPON fri a nil if " STAPOLOGY POISON MAILED COURT OFFICIALS NEW YORK Feb 22— (AP) — Envelopes containing a sufficient quantity of poison to cause death bave bqen leceived by eight city and court officials in a resumption of similar fattacks made last fall The poison wrapped in plain white papers and in envelopes addressed in a minute childish band was mailed to Chief Magistrate William McAdoo and his secretary two other city magistrates a municipal pourt Judge the chief city clef k and two of his assistants ' Chief) Magistrate MrAdoo said he belevod the sender to foe a demented iperson ot j have-refuse- Syd-syens- Suez-Bomb- SAFE i - j ! j j non-unio- ip ka j I'ork-Liverpo- ol AND ALL TALK NITVV YORK Feb 22— (AD is upon Dogs on a helicopter which wold have a winf? spread of only eight feet and weigh 500 pound-- ? have been taken out by Nikola Tesla pioneer wireless experimenter his at torneys have" announced here His plane would take off vertically and then by mechanical means Would be turned In Ue air until the lifting propeller would be at right angles to Its climbing1 position and draw tlie machine through the air laterally or at any other angle the operator wished Itwould ca-be powered by a turbine engine pable of developing tremendous power for short periods The 71 year-old Inventor said ho had not made a working model and did not Intend to until he had made some arrangement for quantity production "In forty-fiv- e years I have never designed an appartus that did not do what I said it would do" he said He estimated the cost of the plane plans for which he said he had been working on for seven years would be less than $1000 One Prominent Contend er jfn Bed ls ay VithJ Appendicitis S iliV E k T E E N STATfcT Ogden Contestant And Idaho Girl Ainong xnose ASHTON -- in ±C4ce Idaho Feb 22— fAP! —Wiih - Idpnl tirootk tions and two inches of fresh snow' covering jlhe course' 17 teams this afternoon: mushed off in the annual Ashicjn dog derby !' ApproxUiately five thousand persons lljied Main street waters the dog dlasslo 'starts land ends anf cheer jd theirj favorjtes asj the paik started out! over j the eight J : ant a third jj X lightj snow fell early this mqrning hut later the skies cleared ana at race time th sun was shi nmg Harry Whitehead Idaho Falls entry was the first away starting th4 grind at 1:5 o'clock Hd was followed out by Kent Ful ler Asnton mustier MUSH Kit APPLAUDED E L Gbuld Rigby Idaho was third awat with rtnv atmr Mr- CaHJLdahf fourth Eatl Kimball woe iABLj winner ana victor In ihej jears McCall racef this year got a big fiand from the crowd as herfollowed Stover down the street - The renlaining 12 teams started in the following order Herman Lenz Sauirrei Trfahn 1 Norman Kent Ahtnt Harry Kennedy Henry's lake laano Warren) Brown Mc- j T Can lad Tud Keit Ash ton i mils-bourse- BANKERS CALL I BEFORE PROBERS 25-mi- OF OILSCANDAL More Information Wanted On Continental !e -- Profits Co - er DRAWS THRONG MADE Hession said that the data and documentary evidence gathered by two investigators from Los Angeles during months of ffort apparently furnished a basis for quick action The confes against the vandals sions were made to him in the presence of Inyo county's sheriff arid th investigators The latter were J N Pyle Los Angeles private detective and E Clark Sellers criminologist and handwriting expert The district attorney said he might require two days to go through all the information before making any arrests RANCHERS ARM The- first assault of force against the city coming after Owens valley residents had sought without success millions of dollars of reparaUNION tions for asserted damages from the loss of water was made in 1a24 Armed ran caers took possession of the Alabama spillway gates turning the city's water sup- plyf into the desert and resisting attempts to dislodge them for 65 hours U Sections of open concrete lined conduits and thick steel aqueduct pipe were blasted away several attacks later The most Punishment of American in disastrous the destruction of more than 300 feet of siphon pipe in No And Indemnity Also Name canyon' occurred last spring i Demanded Aqueduct guards reported they were driven from their posts by ' 'A&JOY China Feb 22— (AP) — armed dynamiters The Chinese labor unions which havej threatened a boycott of SIX WILL RACE American goods as a result of an AROUND WORLD incident growing out of the shooting Of a Chinese boatman by an - FAIllS Feb 22— (AP)— A globe American steamship officer encircling race between represento accjept the compromise tatives of six European newspapers' on their original demand for a which will follow the route of formal apology by the American Phineaa Fogg in Jules Verne's consul punishment of the Ameri- "Around the World In Eighty can and an indemnity Days" will be a striking feature of Harvey Lee Milbourne Ameri- the hundredth anniversary of the can consul acting on the instruc- birth of the imaginative French tions of the United States shipping author who was born at Nantes v board offered $5000 Mexican for February 8 1828 the death of a Chinese boatman The race will start from Paris who was accidentally struck March 6 with the Petit Parisien when the American officer fired at of Paris Lokal Anzeiger of Bera-- ' Chinese alleged to have been lin Daily Express London Dabladet Malmo (Swestealing flour from the' steamship Edmore February "9 The Chinese den) Tidens Tegn Oslo and B Ti Copenhagen represented refused this offer The participants will be allowed The United States destroyer Bul-mtbf choose their own means of transjis scheduled to arrive here tonight from Manila in connection portation but they must follow this route Paris to Brindisi withj the incident Because of a strike of the laCalcultta - Hongkong New Francisco borers the Edmore was still held "Pokohama-Sa- n London-to-Parup in Amoyi today but she was expected to sail tomorrow Ignoring the Chinese demands Tile Edmore is a United States DIES HOUR AFTER shipping board freighter and the SHOOTING MAN officer involved was Chief Officer F H Willarts BAKERSFIELD Calif Feb 22 — (AP) — Within one hour after he had shot and killed J C Martin 50 real estate man Tuesday BLOW B G Simmons 65 rancher died of a heart attack after he had driven from the scene of the IN IDAHO shootingaway near his ranch Martin was found dead in his automobile with a bullet hole neck Mrs Simmons BLACKFQOT Idaho Feb 22— throughthehisshot and rushed from (AP—The safe of the Aberdeen heard house hjer Simmons got into his was blown last postbffice night but and drove away only the robbers escaped with little of automobile to be overcome by a heart attack value The safe door! and a type- which caused him to faint at the writer were hurled through a win- wheel of his machine which stalled dow by the blast which caused some other damage about the of- beside the road On the way into Simmons died fice Postmaster- Frank Dvorak Bakersfield Mrs Simmons stated that the two has no clues as to the identity of mn had been quarreling for two the prowlers The Valley j Supply company's weeks over a real estate stor$ at Aberdeen was broken Into possibly by the same men and robbed of a quantity of silk drestes TiIAN FALLS THREE and men's shoes A crowbar and STORIES TO DEATH hatchet were used to force an entrance to the store PITTSBURG Pa Feb 22— a (AP)— Falling from window on third floor - of the Pittsburg UNION CARPENTERS the association building today GET JAIL TERMS Athletic C H Smith 54 general manager of the Wetinghouse Union Battery SAN FRANCISCO! Feb 22— company as killed Smith was believedinstantly (AP — Fiv union carpenters Into have met cluding A J Mooney vice presi- death accidentally dent of the United Brotherhood of WOULD DAN V S MOVIES Carpenters and Joiners were senMONTREAL FA 22— (AP) — tenced Tuesday to Jail terms on Stephen: Leacock would nail up the pleaf of guilty to simple assault The five were jointly charged movies so far as Canadian chilwith attacking W L Allen dren are consiTned He thinks with deadly weap- that unlesscounteracted American carpenter ons during the carpenter's strike films wiUcause young Canadians November 4 1926 Mooney was to believrthat the United States sentenced to six months in the is the only place where there are county Jail The others members brave men and brave deeds Mr of the local union received shorter Learock is professor of economics sentences at McGill and a humorist SEEKS CITIZENSHIP ROBBERS m daiihtp TO BIRTHPLACE Mount Vernon a little below Alexandria on! the Potomac although alwayi a show place held added interest for visitors a ijie iirsi pnesiaent s nome today others Svere inspired to take their tribute to Wakefield Va the birth-plac- b of Washington coincident with? announcement by the Wakefield National Memorial association of plans for the reconstruction of the old colonial mansion on the Potomac Under plans approved by the national fine arts commission and the secretary of war $500000 will be spent to "rebuild the mansion restore an' ancient log cabin found on the estate (develop the 70 acres of land adjoining the property and to dredge the river channel to permit boats to make the vovao- from Washington The area holds the graves of Washington's his grandfather and father and over the flot is to be erected a circular building and dome The Wakefield home was burned on Qhristmas jday 1780 but architects who have conducted research for years are confident that can reconstruct the mansion inthey its original detail 12-fo- :' s 111 Feb 22— (AP)4-WilliaShannon who today cel4-bratehis one hundred first birthii- inpiizen an the Firsjjt Evangelical ' church here last Sun j day In explaining why he waited loip years to join a church Uncle Billy said: "Church did not appeal to m in my younger days because thfe preachers all talked about hell firfc and damnation Nowadays they're different I joined the church of my own accord believing it is on of the things I've missed all I Although he never attended school Uncle Billy married A "school ma'm" who taught him t& read and write ' Th pionr was timeJt and has four a son living TO BE HANGED CHfCAGO TOS ANOEUSS Feb 22 — — The confessions of William (AP) Edward Hickman and Welby 'Hunt to thje youthful pals' in crime slaying of C Ivy Toms will be entered by the state as evidence when is resumed tomorrow office r Adopted Feb iaugiiter 22 — DEAD MAN'S WIFE ACCUSES HICKMAN their trial for the j INDEPENDENCE Cal Feb 22 (AP) —Alleged confessions of three of the dynamiters of the Los! Angeles aqueduct in Owens valley during a water1 war that raged intermittently over a period of years today were in the possession of Inyo county's district attorney Jesse Heseion One of the principals whose name was not disclosed already was in custody and wholesale arrests were said by Hes-sio- n to be imminent The confessions contained names and addresses of 'five to fifty" plotters and dynamiters of persons W'ho bought the explosives engineered the attacks and even of those who touched off charges in the night that tore out expensive sections of the long steel pipe that carries the city's main water supply from the high Sierras Hession declined to reveal any names pending the making of more ade Identification of the woman was established shortly after an autop- sy had revealed that death canfcej either from suffocation or buriV3 Prosecutor Francis Bergen ?a)d there was no evidence that tile woman had been beaten or i drugged' A further investigation as to the cause of death is to be made however and the woman's organs have been sent to a laboratory to ascertain whether they contain traces f J drugs or liquor Police investigation was being concentrated today in a search fjr a sedan automobile which was sen near the patch of woods where tlje woman was found This fact W(s held by the police to strengthen their theory that the woman had been brought to in an aur tomobile Optimistic that h© would hao the mysterj' cleared within a few days County Prosecutor BergHn dispatched two officers to Nejiv York to investigate reports that Miss Brown had been seen ofteft in the company of a young man ib Central park Bergen believed the woman haid been drugged and not bound bj fore she was fet oni fire the-spo- days of the republic Alexandria fays claim to distinction so far as the firstspecial president is concerned because he was a vestryman in the First Christ church there He visited the city occasionally pn tripa from Mount verraon alter ne naa retired rrom - VALLEY WAR OVER? Series of Dynamitings Was Result of Dispute With Ranchers CHINESE j WOJIAN IDENTllTED inelfided the reception at Carlyle nouee loiiowea oy a review of a long parade along the street frequented by Washington in the early will ASIITON DERBY $ WATERSI)PPLY j ! 1 LOS ANGELES 1 clothing Roff said identification had be§n made by Miss Mary Brown a sister of Fort Lee N J from descriptions of the dead womaits clothing a watch and a scar jn the body The detective advanced the theory that thai woman had been attacked and robbed in New YoEk and brought to New Jersey in n automobile hjfer The woman clothing soaked iai gasoline aifd ablaze" was found-- by a motorist cn the road between Bernardsville arid Morristown She died at early "yesterday WAS G0i0 WEST When Mips Brown left the Gilg lespie home she said she "was west to resid Mrs Gillespie j'aid Miss Brown had some moneywlth her when she left but she had no idea it wis as large an amount as the polite reported Miss Brown had been- - in" Mrs Gillespie's employ f or about tn months Nothing was-- ' known her personal affairs but MrsGi!l-lespi-rfe said she had proved trust- GIRL-Iworthy and had performed hen'd titles satisfactorily She: had told Mrs Gillespie she had been employed as a governess for about: 5 WHILE years before going Gillespue home i college and high popularity school football is that the game has been kept on a high plane - $ : Then prize fighting: and wrestling became tainted and flnaljy baseball and treachsry reached that proved to be a shock to the American people ':' for t f - I Foot raclne in the lonsr aro became so crooked that no one desired to see a contest of that kind reasons f Nikola Tesla Patents New Type Plane FOR DLASTING j INQUIRY CONDUCTE Slain Woman Had Qu t Job To' 'Live In West I v V You of the t ' j Tragic End ' ' j - sLAST EDITION ARRESTS NEAR ' ' a- : Ar?xan3ria Not Far From Capital Scenis of Celebration in Honor of First President's 95 th! Birthday Anni-- f Had $9000 Have Mount Vernon Attracts Renewed Interest Detectives' Claim-TVersary Before Gained Full Plans Made To Rebuild His Birthpl ace Mansion Virft When I'M Strangler Lewis and Joe Stecher met In St Louis the sport writers reported that the wrestlers were "shooting" One — : Visits To Plates Where Washington Was Leader IDENTIFIED i irii — J President Coolidge Pays TORCH HUMAN y in - OGD EN CITY UTAH WEDNESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 22 1928 220 be W ho WASHINGTON Feb 22 — (AP) — A" number of New York Chicago and Boston bankers were summoned today to appear tomorrow before the senate Teapot dome committee which is seeking to determine how much of the Liberty bond profits of the Continental Trading" company was used to pay off the Republican national committee deficit in 1922 and 1923 Those asked to come with books and records were William H Uolki assistant cashier of the Continental National Bank and Trust company Chicasro: John Prentice as sistant cashier of the Chase National bank New York N C Len- festey cashier of the National City bank New! York and B D Blais- dell cashier of the First National bank Boston Ih following the devious trail of the Continental bonds the committee now has established thaV at least $75000 of the $3080000 total reached the Republican national committee and were used by Will H Hays former chairman of the committee to pay off a committee note at the Empire Trust company -- - " '" ! Pfeterson MRay xajano r : ' St AntHonv 4 vern Dvis Newdale Idaho iea oegian O V McCall HarrlK: Oeden SlTinTi Howard Sally driving entry from St Anthonjf Mm-fuir- f j Miss Vfineta Calogn'e ' Afehton girl Cylyle De' Winer Last Chancs At the last minute Bill Trude ""'ho holds the course record of ©rte hourljB5 minutes 67 seconds set two years ago combined forces with Harry Kennedy and thelat-tek- starteid in eisrhth nlar with i the pick of the two teams laano i Bid CROWD THERE ASHTOlf Ida: Feh '2S f Arn New York A$hton residents and thousands of Harry F Sinclair has been shown visuors ir©m au parts of the north-weto have participated In the Conearly! this morning! moved en tinental profits he having been masse to the main street? of thM lit- one of the moving spirits in its orlunji mim Btiamuiea i or van-taj' st ge ganization Hays has testified that points along the street from the lessee of Teapot dome gave the whlrh t n Winn tK nnhl a Tv i Republican organization $75000 d)g 'derbyf (Virtually every person in tbwn except those unfortunate)A enough to be nil J rn thla in Ashton was on hand early: for this is th day when Ashton ihas a violent attack of doc rtorhv fover All conversation j centers largely TO DEATH ttpoui aogs aeroyi records colidi-tio- n of the various entries and )et- ung oaas on tne probable winners GOO Girls Are EIGHTEEN' MUSHERS Captured " 1700 RADICALS bed-rl(1f!- pn PUT Organizer Cut Into Ten Pieces SHANGHAI China Feb 22— (AP) — Dispatches from Canton say that 1700 alleged communists both men and women have been executed by Canton troops after their capture east of the city on Febru ary 20 The Cantonese also captured 600 members of a eirls' corps in the same area but these have not been executed Northward of Canton 800 reds were made prisoners and hundreds of rifles - x captured ' Paing-Pa- i widely known com- -' munlst organizer in Fukien province is stated to have been murdered by villagers In bis native town who photographed his corpse and then cut it into 10 pieces for general distribution and exhibition His head was sent to Canton with the idea of discouraging red activities The Central Bank of Canton has repudiated all notes issued prior to 1928 and is issuing $1000000 Mexican in new notes ' Eia-hteei-i ute attfentjon to their dogs land waited only for the Vu ft that toin start the yapping snarling pack out through the snow pn tho25-nhil- e grlndj for a first prifce of $1000 and all tHe glory that Attends! the victory in the big dog classic Before: tho bier rhc Itho vnnnpboys will fetage a series of contests with their dog- teams fThe claesic was scheduled to get Under way shortlv after 1 n'rlrwfr 'with eind probably about two hours later - - ? JEWELRY WORTH $40000 IS STOLEN one is lirJ - The orikinal entry Ills of nlni teen lost pne'ol the mJst promln-qcontenders "when Warren Cordinsrlv yesterday winner nf h to IJanff Calgary raco-i- ii 1926 was turueu to jea wun an attack of apHe had been doped pendicitis as almost: certain to finish in the money nt i STE ATtlE RS RACE PRIZE $2500000 i j VANCOUVER B C iFeb 22— (AP)— With a prize oil 2o0uuoo at stake two' liners are dashing for the port of Vancouver at full sbeed ' Tie Furness motorship Pa- - Btta lets 111' joint! Mall Stekm I'acket viiliu jvc:ijij:iutr cliiu of 22— Moerdyk 1 1 the Hollahd-America-ROy- al CINCINNATI Ohio Feb — Diamond rings and watches are cdmpeting against the time valued at between $40000 and line limit February 29 set by th $50000 were stolen by two men in Canadian iirovernment for imoortaa ( AP) - robbery of the Ideal Loan and Jewelry company here today The robbers trussed up two clerks in a rear room with a window sash cord looted the showcases and carried off three trays of diamond rings DECLINES FTtAT HONORS HANOVER N H Feb 22— (AP) — Because he does not consider it an honor Charles Allen Eastman of New York Dartmouth senior has declined membership in Phi Beta Kappa "The present system of marks in colleges does not show the true ability of a student" he wrote the chapter PRAISES DRT TOAD ST PAUL Feb 22 — (AP) — Comes from Mr Volstead comment about that horned toad who came out of a cornerstone in Eastland Texas: "Thirty-on- e years without a drink! I think that toad should be heartily cfcmmended providing he isn't an fmposter" w ton of liquor bond' In British Columbia The 'acific Reliance hair 24000 cases pf whisky the Moerdyk 16000 cases of chamlof whicky paigns and 10000 cases Unless this liquor is unloaded and warehoused here one week from today thi consignees will face ' a problem in disposing of It It is believed the steamers will' win the' race unless fog holds them " !)!: back The Moerdyk is expected to arrive February 25 from Holland Tha Pacific Reliance expects to arrive February 27 from England' j BRUMBY RECALLED WASHINGTON Feb j 22— (AP) Rear Admiral Frank H Brumby commander of the control forced of the Atlantic fleet is expected to be Ordered tjprnorrow to return from Colon Panama to ansWer charges in connecstion with the j submarine j 4 alvafe operations before th reconvened naval court of inquiry 3-- K -- |