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THE OGDEN 1 2 NEWS OF THE S MEAD LOOKING I OUT OUR WAY INTO PROJECT 1W Federal Bureau Considers New Water Storage Undertakings WA-rlri-- f- i i FOR VMY 'i twtoN Juna 25 —Several new irrigation projects in1L Utah are unoer consideration oy mo unjicu States bureau o£ reclamation while in Triahn tilanR r actually beini formulated for additions to already existing projects which will piace thousands of new acres under culSALT LAKE Vowfr-ReA- v does vur ItltJ 1 Plane Crashes wqThim FER ME I ap-rrntm- tlv et iv PLAN" )ANCE OF ENDURANCE FORT WASHAKIE Wyo June — An event of unusual interest to the public an ancient Indian sun dn'( will take nlace here on ""Tulv 2 3' 4 and 5 The scene is 18 miles from Lander on the A Y P and Yellowstone highways a la re nole will beerected bear the top ing a buffalo head at Tirolvo nthr nnleg will connect with it The dancers clad only in breech clout and paint will keep in motion for three days and three nirMi wwrimit fnod or water A the quill or whistle held between at every step or jump lips is blown and the constant beat of the drum an chant of the other Indians en courage the dancers on to greater endurance physical ritiarfls are watchful that no ionir ipnvps the" inclosure regard less of what effect the sun may have on him physically upon tne fast day when the dance Is over TOata administered in minute until the dancers are quantities able to return to normal aiet ! Evahstbh News RALPH GRAHAM SAVAGE IS DEAD - Known For Photographic Skill Funeral " Thursday Bj MOTHER AND CHILD DROWNED worker ana on© or jne portrait photographers outstanding of the entire country died at tiis avenue Sunday on Seventh home afternoon at 5:30 o'clock following a brief attacK or pneumonia Ha wks the son of the late C R county and Annie Adkins Savage and was Mrs Arthur Heward and Mrsuouacn James born April 13 i860 Will entertain the dorcinff inwi while his narents were Jkk JllV Ayrest V Vfc prf xir rian church on Friday afternoon crossing xne piams to uvau 1891 he fulfilled a mission ior ine June 29 at the home of Mrs Ayr L D S church in Great Britain est VXm marrlsrl Tn"Rella "DaviB in 188S Jake Thinnes lone of the old and had five children four of whom timers of Tlinta Irountv arid Mrs survive him werei Thinnes Friday antl tt hud been extremely active in Saturday of Mrguests ana Mrs Lon the Ensign ward His funeral will are now in lOgden Smith Theyi v irt in the ward chanci on his! brother George visiting v 12:30 o'clock at Thursday also Pete Thinnes and and family °--r — t Mr Thinnes Krauss and family here in 18 9 5L life wael an en FIRE RAGES NEAR left gineer on the Union 'Pacific while here Since that time he has been PLANT OIL REFINING - 1 K"— OFFERS ADVICE TO YOUNG- DANCERS - TudcA Toliti A Hendricks offered some free advice in city court today to three youths who were arraignedm on n eharsre of treshtfnra passing ' Saturday night i at the White City gardens His advice was "If you haven t enough money to pay your way in tn a dnc stav home" Tha indce's followine words were not advice neither were they free for he said "Two dollars or one Tho three voune men were Ray Sorensen 21 of 3535 Lincoln ave 18 oi ztw oev nue Leslie-Danamtaentti street' and Charles Hous Ar ley 18 of 818 Canyon Road west thur Brown 19on or arr the same charge $5 ball a ior-feit- ed i BECOME CANNOT AMERICAN CITIZEN i j liiimr rhanre in Ausrust 1924 Angelo Grisenti an Italian had "his petition for naturalization dismissed when it came before Judge -- George S Barker in the Second district imirt fnflav tvia netition of John Nicholas Thendnroeiannis of Greece was also dismissed while Margaret Makas of Greece was admitted to citizenship 1 "Rossorelli had his name Tnhn Tlosa and was ad Archibald mitted to citizenship Elliott of Ireland and Artnur wii TiarvT Tnhnann nf En srland were ad mitted Several petitions were con tinued Pep and Bran! THE wonderhilflavor of PEP — - the healthful properties of bran You can enjoy both in Pet Bran Flakei A de- licious cereal with mildly laxative effect Try them today Eat and be peppy! Expect them to be extra tasty They are ! Atk your grocer for the famous package I red-and-gre- en Pmn Brmn Flak laxativ mmothtr 100 arm mildl '— AXL-BRA- N KMogg prduet-—i- m bran and guarantied rtlitva constipation The wagon in which they were crossing tapped over in Mr Davis swam to an island in midstream saving himself and ne child Thei family were also victims of a flood last year losing all their equipment livestock and personal the Articles Of incorporation ofwere Consolidated Assets company filed with the county clerk today The incorporators are James L Tavt6nJ J H Eccles J cinri w Rarhman and F S Young of Ogden and M H Soules of Salt The company is mcui unLake ' ' effects- - ' and generally traf rated to deal in ana mercnan-tverwares in fic water goods the until bodies covering the to farm desicrintion recedes Mr Davis is empioyea py viat'A extract metais mine (iicnrf the government on roads uiw t mark a ' onerate canning factories and others things coming mid-strea- m o-- e MAN WOUNDED IN under the blanket incorporano" rrv nf the old Interstate of Hooper valued company Sugar for non transferred are at $200000 WYOMING QUARREL ratt living in Arkansas Mrs George Pexton Tjeturned Sa t l n v evsnincr frnm T jiM A ne'e- ICS Mr Texton has been ere for some time They expect to pass tne summer in their home here Dispatcher iLaiie has been trans- fcrrorl frnm flrpin T? I v p r in Raw lins He was fcfrmerly dispatcher -- WilHnm TTennah of Fort Bridsrer assessable stock iiT-r- TTACK DOG'S A by-stan- 'MA' NATURE UPSETS PLANS d- 0 i — ' — X RELATED I JSB CAUSES I - j s TRIPP - iour-year-o- ld : s : j A i i s Denies Story That Ho Expressed Preference For Governor ( Special- - Dispatch ) WASHINGTON June 25 — Sen- ator Reed Smoot today repudiated statements that have been given general circulation in Weber county and throughout the state toa the ef-- il feet that he h&d expressed prefer ence for any particular candidate for the Republican riomination for to ba governor at the convention held Jn Ogden August 16 of "I havs no desire or intention to dictate or use my undertakingsenator for the nominal position as Og- the Republican 1convention atstatemade any den nor have ment to the contrary" ho said "My paat position Is the same as in the nom that Renublicans resrularly inated by a Republican convention are my candidates and I will do what I can to secure their election" Ronntnr Rmoot cxnects to leave for Utah at the earliest possible moment but may be dciayea on account of the serious illness of Mrs sink- She has had Jt several Smoot 41 uu vm mi ing spens recently two weeks her condition has 'been considered grave t — -- Wi (Continued from Page One) the Schubert home under the di rection of the Masonic lodge NATIVEOFKSUJUAMJ a native of England Athnno-R Gooding often waa de Frank scribed as a "typical westerner His progress-a- s a westerner may vo cms 1st tn haVA started when he became a homesteader in Idaho engaged in the cattle business ana interested himself in politics and the affairs of the state as one oi tfvftntiiaiiv he ranKea stock raisers in the the largest wn elected governor for two f terms and then United States sen ator Senator Gooding was eignt yeara family moved After nine years the to California and wnen came of age he decided to make Vita Vinma iiuwo In Tdshn - uta There for nine years he followed the mining contracting business in country the wood riverhomestead site andj was granted a tne determined to louow of hia father in farming Hia name was given to the town of Gooding which sprung up as wen us v it county in wnicn EplscoTter n— —Methodist voiv of on ipart pal institution located the original nomesieaa bh was given the name of Goodingcol The senator became one of lege its principal financial supporters tv-pere- d While h13 business veuvuica Good Senator and expanded rfincA in nolitlcs became iuv wider He advanced irora senator cal field to election as state vhnsen chairman of the Idaho Republican state centrale Elected governor committee aim served two terms I3us-iu- s adduring the world war was fuel SWIMMERS EVERYWHERE" wnaHnr abbreviated over alls for trunks paddled about in far the Weber and Ogden fivers canwas of the mouths of the vnnm Vminf men and voUnc wo men dressed in the most brilliant Of bright and revealing suits dove into the lake by El Monte springs which i not vet onen Others swam at the Hermitage and more at Pine View rtnvw: ed TTnfTVfl CHERRIES Potatoes all over the county axe in blossom and sugar beets are goCherry pickers were ing strong out in full force this morning and the saason will be in full swing thia week-:r At o'clock Sunday evening the was 85 During the temperature to 81 for a maximum fell it night and still farther to 66 ior a minimum At 8 o'clock this morning it 85 HOT LAST TEAR A year agro today Art© Van de Graaff Ogden weather observer waa 98 and reports the maximum the minimum for - the previous 66 The barometer tonightis was still high up in the fair day weather area Well folks Just tlx more months today until Christmas Do weyour are early Personally! shopping Just now getting our bills from last Christmas paid up American history- - was made on this date as follows:25 JUNE 1862— General "Stonewall" Jackson ' ' reached Richmond 1868 — Congress voted to readmit Alabama Georgia Florida Louisiana North Carolina rd South Carolina ministrator for his state — Congress made eight hours a 1868 In November lazu jvirwoous day's work waa elected united Biaies Bcimw 1888legal — Harrison and Levi Benjamin he but before beginning his term nominated by the Morton P was appointed to fill the Vacancy Republican national conven caused by tne resignation ui ortioh in Chicago He sponator John F Nugent term the first sored during his bill Gooding "long and short haul a to prohibit higher which sought IN NEED railroad freight rate cnarge iorone hnrt haul than for a longer through the same territory OF conatn rtnndine in 1924 was offi hia charged with having used " cial position to ODiain war uu'v From vue Page One) (Continued loans to corporation rr maiur farmers in his state Smith but there were no figAlthough exonerated bya the warv fiv Btop ures and with many a state dele i nance corporation in today gation preparing for caucuses the senate he demanded an ainvescourse of the determine will which sen tigation ot the charges by ha anti-Smitheir first votes atorial committee messengers was sending group tonnsnt9t vest or tne iuuu at a merry the about headquarters the ' grange who had preferred before the clip charges failed to appear and committee in support of them accusatne declared committee the Hear "talking newt-reel- " V tions unfounded iA- in He was rrv utgtnr waa a consistent ad- - Orpheum tonight vocate of a high protective tariff aa and was regarded in his support Of Republican party " SMITH FEW VOTES ii ev"v th ed 'ON YOUR TOES' ' in- i "On Tour Toes" the Universal-Jewpicture with that most inimDenny itable of stars Reginald the Egyptian opened Sunday at theatre for a run over Wednesday An added stage feature on the Sun passey ana day program was Jack his Jaza band with new novelties fans Denny known to screen throughout the world for his high- u gives ly entertaining pictures surpasses performance that even hi work in "Fast and Furious" "Skinner's Dress Suit" and "I'll Show You the Town" Although he Is the star Denny is forced to show his best efforts in order to dominate th© picture for el 1m Mail up tf' ine BuppvruujsM tev a group of really capable players lady Barbara Worth as the leading ThenS astonishes by her beauty there Is Hayden Stevenson as theprize tight manager Frank Hagney as the champion Mary Carr in an- nf har fam'mial"mothcr" roles she has the prealthough this timemother Gertruda fix 'grand" before Howard and George West good hatured Denny aa tha was made over prize fighter whomaster handles a from a dancing role which brings him an manner a - of Strang and embarrassing situations The complications that inmuch' volve him provide to become Induced laughter ting a fighter by the grirl he loves Den-of ny gives up his feminine pursuit schools He if managing a dancing to chicken-hearte- d too always although his opponent knock out he he could easily do so When hia ' the championship for fights manner and sweetheart conspire to make him angry and this combined with the revelation thatch a Is the son of "young-Evan- s" champion of other days help him and the Paths - A good comedy Vl P1 MM ANewS RIO nisv vn iv Bld-spii- "-- - nooUDCrE TO KEEP NEW MODE OF LIFE SUPERIOR Wis June 25r had no (AP)— President Coolidge intention early today to change his nraeamt mndA nf nuiet life in the in country! and come to his officeoeeu naa Superior Instructions Cedar given to take out to him 'tomatters Island lodge any important which the morning mail might - 'A bring "I Yesterday he again attended church at Brule listening -- as he did a week ago to John Taylor its blind lay preacher Mrs Coolidge was with lm Looking greatly from the' weak and sick state1 inj which she came to Wisconsin wariner a fawn suit with ac companying hat and arlvaciously colored scarf jabout her neck she stood after the services of the church steps by the side of Mr Coolidge affording the villagerstheir first real glimpse of her im-prov- v ! u - ' INJURY ? - f Many Hcmedics tried— then Heslsol - JTl i At-rrne- - " Philadelphia Pa—"About a ago I contracted a pecuyearelrin liar diRpase on the finirers of my left hand :au Itriedmany t wimuuv preparations when a friend of mine recom-tnonrlvnuT Reainol Oint ment I tried it and believe me it worked wonaers ic instantly relieved he terrible itching and after three weeks the skin was entirely healed! Resinol brings quick relief TEA TREE ORANGE PEKOE' To get the best results from your cooling glass of iced teayou must be sure to use a tea of sufficient mi ' You try it! At all druvgizit - MfJfSifilSlrniM ti' a cool stroke Preparations were gomeforr this for the funeral Wednesday town's outstanding citizenweuii-da-Ser y vices will be held atiuu 'his afternoon at the home ofRev with Schubert Mrs daughter W It R Simmons of the Episcopal church officiating The Masonic lodge win conuuti services at the grave ryrrxr crm rNrr i Wvo June 25 — Garfield Luvalle of Los Angeiea riiitii ruiinc n freierht car fell near Bitter Creek His rignt arm aa severed He Is at a local hospital strength and full flavor to withstand the dilution caused by pouring over ice IK i LAUGHS FILL Hollyhocks the real flowers are in blossom When they are blooming their bril- llonf don ahaded blOSSOmS KO long way to make the dullest Of yards look gay and nomy was V THEATRE REVIEWS TAKES SEHGOODING J A ce : JENSEN BRAN FLAKES v — S 0 mm ' ROCK SPRINGS Wyo June 25 fsiifferurt wounds in both LAKE'' June 25 —Boys as a result of a hands! wrists and playing with matches were respon pool hall quarrel a few days ago at Carter According to xav nftornnn which snread tn close ers while standing at a bar someproximity to the utan uu iteiinms one playfully struck Kennah on the company'smntnHstfi plant Without looking Ken-nn- h shoulder were attracted Uanv in a playful way by retaliated tn thn scene bv the heavy black back supposing it was a striking rnnkd clouds from waste oil iand tin Evanstons man r Jt was Mrs Harry Traquim TTmTRTOTtf Texas June 25 many more were aeiayea a enor wife Lot the pool hall proprietor (AP) — Mother Nature has upset ttm when the state highway Jwas TraquinU Infuriated seized a shot A blocked by fir© hose Policehien— 48 Texas bur gun and it is allegedmanfired point to - hmiiffht i3 onrpiceri in laving hoards J perxo ar- UUUOOto v-hotown e to plank at the neemg represent mit passing over ine nose ami made been have rests wnen tne rfoiecatinn Keep i t fic continued o at nnon Ad the stablea this morn CHILD r ing he was surprised to iosee that SORROW his heard had increased SALT LAKE YOUTH arose as to question WYOMING SUICIDE LvThen then with thisi nmall long- GRABS LIVE WIRE Victim Brought To! Court placid creature that looked noCK SPRINGS June 15 —Tom eared With Face Still In out over tne convention cny wim SALT LAKE June 25 — LeRoyl The committee G Evans Western Union operator wind stare 10 escaped Richins narrowly Bandages nnaultation and de- ntnv at Green pEttver shot himself in the i afteriiobn death Sunday probable head Sunday afternoon and died nMii tn christen the intruder wnen He grauueu nc TV) a nrnKoitii inri nroBonted ita ev 'V""( on the way to the Rock cinoSir- - Wnnutnii" and cresent it in wire with both hands while idence in city court today against while to the presidential nominee hospital in an ambulance 'i nomas i ot t o w uteentn Springs some was for jonn Evans despondent port at the emergency hospital! street who ijs charged with permit time and) brooded over the death where he wea treated He surrereoj ting a fierce dangerous and mis of his wfe and daughter at Oak- KENNETH slight burns to the palms of pothf chievous dog to run at large un land! some time since He hands and to the fingers Linemenj muzzled The defense was to open leave's Cal HAS NEW POSITION an uncle R E Pullen at were said to have been repairing a its case this afternoon atl2 o'clock C N Greensboro wire which bad been Knociieuf The case grew out of jtbe biting wnrd ha been received by Mrs I j ' down on june 6 of jtiooerta iveiier of Stella — oTripp 432 Binford avenue :l daughter of Mr and Mrs UTAH ARTIST AND Ken son of her annointraent thn Cornelius H Keller 649 Fifteenth neth am freieht traffic manager of street A large piece of flesh was HOME BURNS AS LEAVE DAUGHTER North German Lloyd Steamship the said to have been torn from the at its headquarters in &an FAMILY ABSENT company of cheek side child's She the ap — J T TTrancifmo S? ALT 25 i LAKE June peared in court today with her face Harwood head of the University ir Trinn was formerly an emLOGAN June 25 — Fire of an un4 still in bandages a sun-dHe here art department Jen nlove of the SDerry mills Mrs Keller testifies that the of vUtah known nricin Sunday practically? itvith his dfliiehter Ruth for a left for the coast three years ago restroyed the home of Ileber child ran tlifn tViA hmme nnd said Jwo rnohths' stay in Paris This and took the nosltion of traffic Hutchinson of Wellsville ueiorej "The big dof? Beans bit me" Ida is Mr Harwood's seventh trip to manager of the California Prune arfivedl fire the Logan department ana he will and Anrlcot Growers' association to art France study man womah then took the stand on the scene the roof of the h'ousej most time his of painting in Mr Tripp assumed his new du had been demolished According tot Traffic Officer Johii Sijbbert serv- feperidabout Paris Miiss Harwood and no with the North German noyu as ties ed as Interpreter she speaks Chief C W Kapp tne aamag will study designing — — Tim a 15 nn v amounted to about $1200 witjhoutjj Jiingnsn j r--o : Shft said thn rhild tvan in her His wife was formerly Misa Edith insurance Mr Hutchinson and hi4 th Lake a ball and with in were the Salt Powell of Ogden atj yard playing family SEARCH FOR YOUTH She walkMrs Stella Tripp "will leave on time of the fire uog was lying nearby ed a short distance away to look 0 vacation the first of July for San a BE RENEWED Francisco and WILL a addedL heard into ditch she and Long Beach to vis I I ci-child the son and other relatives her it with IS STADIUM AGGIE RATT June 25 —AlthoUKh around she said she saw Iooking the dog with its teeth hurled in the alsearching for Arlond Meacham SITE OF PAGEANT " child's face She grabbed hold of 17 son of Mrs Alice Meacham ANGLER LEAVES — Annroxirhate4 it and tried tc-- pull it off but halted Sunday the sixth day after TOCiAN" Tune 25 BAIL IN COURT mysterious disappear youth's lv 3ftft0 children nf Cache Vailed couldn't sol she got a club and beat the ance was indicated ny it will participate in a great pageant it ofr she destined who lives T'otiHo TTntitr 4ft Twentv-aevent- h Mrs Litha Blair acrioss ITanmnAd T!rvV Honllt executive of to be presented in the Utah jAgri-forfeited $10 bail in city hun council street Lake that Salt 546 the at Fifteenth street cultural college stadium Saturdayl the streetwas on a charge of fishscouts comb the would court of dreds today her said she Jn porch sitting ooor be 14 in The play will July waters of the south reserved week in mountains this ho orher again ing while attending daughter of the 50th anniversary of tne o fnric of Oerden river on June 17 V hekrd ill declared she was She atssocU of the Primary ganization Rnth he nnd his brother Duane the dog give a vicious guttural ACTOR DIES FROM ation of the L D S church see guilty to the charge last looked and it pleaded (to up leap growl According to Fred J Saturday onto the child knock her several ARM TO IS feet CECIL Conway assistant county attorney away and cling pn while Mrs minimum fine as provided by IShe eaid sho TTfnha hat it off MTTiW YORK June 25 — (API the WINDY CITY ARTIST had state law is t tne since it was a — Holbrook the known dog actor and proj naa always Deen vicious ducer died Blinn It and pup last night from sepPril JenKfiri cartoonist of Oar Glenna her daughter verified tic which developed RESTRAINER SUIT poisoning now he in is where Oliver den Chicago her mother's statements ne received arm an frnm miurv cartoons is (iolnp dailv for the Mason dog tart collector said he IS FILED IN COURT two weeks a horse his from fall in In These it News there nlaced and licensed floe drawings the Daily tne editorial jpagcj quarantine after the! accident He ago The ZIon's Savings Bank and appearing onmucn A blood transfusion failed to Trust are winning lavuraoie tuiuj also said he had placed it in quarcompany and Matthew A ment in the Windy City antine once previously after it had halt the decline Death occurred Miller aa receiver filed suit in tne at his country estate at Croton Second district court today seeking: bitten a little boy Mrs H Hess 1516 Jefferson n y Blinn was born In San Fran- to enjoin the Lighthouse Electric RnTIMTTTTTITj June 25 — Frank avenue and Hattle! Madsen 1449 company from removing certain 56 years ago and was educisco Blanchard and Herbert Chase both Jefferson avenue testified that the fixtures and stoves from a du unilight Stanford of Orflcn nleaded sruiltv to fin aa reputation of the dog was bad in cated in Leland His first stage appear- plex apartment house sau It and battery charge upon EE the neighborhood as did also Mr versity ance in "The Streets of New was' said Kenshaw or Bait jaKe peiore Keller th child's father who The woolsack on which the Lord jJustice he was six years when one York" Y him animal attacked day the Peace of the John iim I sits is a bag of wool Chancellor A OT old Fifteen years later he played i n r rnvM w i p i iiicvj last winter HSTiirnav It is to red cloth with covered New in "The A H Corporal Ferry As):tnnt fifv AfinrneV $100 each The fine was to ihclude source of him the remind 1897 original in and doctor's fees and damages dnne td Soderberg prosecuted for the city South" In New York income- s of national in debut London his England he imade Nelson P dffensfe rep and Leroy the Curv Inn where the -"- ' wool "The-Ca- t and the Cherub'" was cdmmitted resented Mr Thomas r — a Because he was convicted on a- ite creekf mm Every street road lane alley cents in American money highway byway and trail leading at all was crowded SunPremier Polncare s legisiauonior anywhere stabilissinK the currency wm en- day with automobiles apparently acted by the senate 256 tp S after going nowhere but all in a hurry the chamber of deputies had passed to get there the bill 450 to 22 The measure was promulgated today In a speHUNDREDS OF CARS cial edition of the official Journal Sol rode up Ogden canyon durReturn of France to the gold ing the evening and counted the basis leaves Spain the principal automobiles that passed him coming na European country wmcnsince down Between El Monte springs the and stabilized its currency tha Hermitaire he counted 147 war The other countries which then quit for lack of breath and y jNor-wahave not yet come In line are the cars still coming They with Rumania Turkey and Bul came in knots and bunches a slow lead in garia the motoritB holding While theoretically any one now back the entire parade can change the worn little paper notes for bright new goia ana silIt was a great day for resorts ver coins today it will be months With the maximum temperature finds street in the uviv to 88 one degree colder himself receiving and aeaung ouv soaring warmest day of tha year the than me to win take hard money It was the best day we have will Sunday mn thn rnina and Franceon the had for swimming take no chance of a run conn-denbank until recently restored Hundreds went to Lagoon and in the currency becomes Dozens were at Patio Kaltair habit rooted a well springs in Ogden valley and others at Como springs in wtoer canyon Then there were the scattered DEATH swimmers $ NEW COMPANY TAKES PLANT '" - b Sunday may be a day of rest but who can Test in an Money mty-tle- JAdKSOlsr Wvo June 25 — Mrs Huldai BUdge Davis wife of o7 L Dayls! Kelly Wyo ana baby boy Iwere drowned in Hoback mo river isunaay while loramg stream below the mouth of Gran m U overturned Wagon! Tips Over While pilot iamuy was not injured but appai October in Michigan and the future the with stranded was he ently Fanuly is Urossnig senator received his education in Italia survivors the public schools of Paw Paw Hbback River MARX K JiNGSTRCJI Wvo Juhe 24 Mn and Mrs jGejorge Farnworth arrived here Saturday They were married on Monday June 118 in Sioux City la! The bride "was for merly Misa Margaret Claribelle Severil years agro sheThorn school m diiourne ana aisotaught in Mountain View She has a homebur ne stead in the vicinity or assessor of Uinta Mr Farnaworth f 393 Cents In d landing but nid when hia narents brought him The from England where he was bornd in the attempt 16 1859 Tne TTVAKSTON SALT LAKE June 25 — Ratnh Graham Savage prominent L D XOBILE LEAVES ICE Spitzbergen June 25-(AP) —General Umberto is'o-hi- ie tnrlav was aboard the base shiD Citta di MUano at Virgo bay recovering from injuries sustained when the dirigible Italia crashed on the nolar ice cap on May 2b Snnn after he wu reseuftd from an ice floe by a Swedish flyer No-bi- le was aiding in the search for his missing comrades of the Italia with his advice and knowledge of ifA conditions - He hoped himself to lead an air expedition to search for eeven men who drifted to the eastward in the balloon part of the dirigible after the crash He is not expected to frnm hia iniuries for a month however ana m tne mean time plans are being maae to searen for these men under his direction Aside from those in the balloon searching part of the Italia the to trace tnree parties were anxious members of the crew who were with Nnhila but who have been missing since May 30 when they started afoot for land ON ICE PTiAVR LANDS A Swedish plane eauipped with skis ma4e a landing Saturday near Nobile's camp on the ice near a iyn island a feat which tne Italian res mia fliera here had thOUKht impos sible A little later the plane took off with tne njurea leaaer leavhis five companions Lieutening ant Alfredn Viarlieri Froseor F Betounek Giuseppe Blogi Filippo Troiano and Natale uecciom su stranded on the ice T'TTOT MAROONED Nobile was carried to Hlnlopen ctratt whiphnenarates West Spitz bergen from Northeast land where he was transferred to another Sweand a seaplane dish machine - VlrCTO Vl V fiver having Tha Hwedinh returned brought Nobile to safety to the Mner marooneg men to iae them Off the ice noe xnere KJNGS BAY tt k ! HO CANDIDATE AND Franc Has Legal Value of Is Marooned As OPME ''' 25 r a 25-- tivation according to Dr Elwood Mead commissioner or reclamation t ElO Larsen engineer in charge of investigations for the bureau in Utah has been going into the feas ibility of a propect in jacne vailov nno in TTtah COUntV and BCV- prni minor ones throughout the unon which he will hold con ferences with Dr Mead today considered Dr tva& am hlnimeans of supplying Mead stated as additional water to iana aireauy iinilcr ciiltivntiftn Intends to In Idaho the bureau ' with the project Payette enlarge construction of a reservoir on the with a capacity of Payette river 80 On 000 acre-ferirnlect Which In- w Falls dam eludes the American i nnft flOO in develon- ment including the construction of an extensive canal system will bo undertaken in the near future Dr Mead said Dr Mead and others will inspect the Echo dam Tuesday ap-nvim- l Oil GOLD BASIS Thtia (AV) — France parts a" on was Him gold basis with the today Pilot Who Rescues franc having a legal vaiue oi H£ff O vsakiTs ( v A FELLER ?4 et-- U V SMOOTFAVORS FRANCE IS NOW TAKEN MOBILE : MONDAY EVENING JUNE 25 1928 FROM ICE CAKE M J L Wl se's''-t&iwer- - By Williams s i y R WEST N 1 To AST I jlNTERfyjOUl-JTAI- j STANDARD-EXAMINE- T' rcc Ted Orange Pcoe isthatind oftca : ed -- ' ' |