Show 4 THOUGHT WEATHER UTAH — Tartly Sunday cloudy little change in Therefore If thin© enrnfry gers feed him if he thirst him drink for in so doing thalt heap coals of flro on his i —Romans 12:20 temperature n IDAHO — Fair — t'ji Being myself no stranger to suf fering I have learned to! relieve the suffering: of others -- Virgil Cloudy and Warmed Fifty-nlnt- OGDEN CITY UTAH SATURDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 15 1928 Year— No 69 h uiscover craves by Frank Francis tiiuu&tltHJ On Murder Farm lJear tviversid© DRAW CROWDS AT BRIGHAM'S CELEBRATION 14— WASHINGTON la Sept a big day for a Jolly big man upjat Murray Bay Quebec It Is the birthday of William Howard Taft who has kept a cheery disposition through four years at tho White House other years in exacting administrative duties sliifted to him by the American government and more years as chief Justice of the Head of One Young Man Found But Other Bodies Had Music JSoxing Dance Ana carnival ±o- Been Removed One Arrest Made and Other Suspects tie night Events Sought After Lad Tells Story of Kidnapings Torture "Western people cannot complain and Killing Mystery of Three Lost Youths Believed exhibits! for the high prices are bringing to Be Solved prosperity to the men of the range Hundreds of Bushels of 1n vears the xrvvt tvio first Hm i liiu Fruit Given Away rancher with his cattle on many LOS ANGELES Sept 15— (AP)— Charges of a southern four hills Is enjoying most favorable California boys had been youth that missing By Committee conditions i fcj-- — - w attract United States He is 71 years old today Most of the American residents at Pointc-Au-Pi- c where his summer home Is located are con- — ld -- - held captive and then put to death on a small ranch near : Not since the war has the cattle Riverside Calif resulted today in the detention here of an opporhad man of this region Cyrus George Northcutt 57 the ranch owner after detectives tunity to participate in the prosper- had visited the place and found three crude graves one of ity of the nation which contained the head of a boy —— "v — — f " On the strength of the story as 11 — West as the All that area known j- -- Indies and the Caribbean eea is torn by etorms of great violence The hurricanes which rise in that northregion occasionally sweep ward and touch the mainland of America and then America realizes the full - meaning of a tropical storm At present Porto Rico is calling a windstorm which for help after has laid --waste to much of the island BLOOD STAINS FOUND ON WALL 01DH0USE OF Believed More Evidence Former Utah Against At the same time Nebraska Criminal South Dakota and Wisconsin mmtinp tiiA dead ana estimat SEATTLE Wash Sept 15— ing the losses from the tornadoes of (AP) — Police of two cities were last Thursday busy today drawing a net of circumstances around B E Mayer Utah sings of its mountains highof who is being held In Oakland Calif a so with— feeling do can It In connection with the disappearpride ance of James E Bassett a son of the secretary of the chamber of the and great commerce The mighty ranges of Annapolis Md to protecting arms liftedthat peaks are Blood spots found on the wall of terrific gales keeD out the a deserted house In the woods move over the prairie states north of Seattle last night were accepted by the police as an indicaIn - our security we must not be tion that Bassett may have been ntiTPtthan thankful and being killed there more than two weeks to those ago The house was thankful should offer help l purchased renv so sadly attnetea m uisuun lrtoa cently by Mayer Investigators bea search of the nearby country on gan of east rock Ogden for Bassett's body Pulpit has disappeared Meanwhile in Oakland where the Union Pacificweakened bv the Mayer jj JOFmer:Utah convcVto haon it being neia for Seattle authorities -if fhrt"Vftars: on Friday gang the blasting was blown up by police were attempting to ascertain on the railroad to protect trains what use Mayer had for a "poison pistol" — an Instrument which disfrom danger of the rock falling charges gas bullets The weapon was found in Mayer's possession With the destruction of the monThe weapon showed that two uments which! was associated with of deadly gas had been many of the charges pioneers the coming Mayet memories will be revived and there fired from its chambers that said his mother had fired the piswill he not a few to regret twice "to eee how it worked" man had to destroy the monument tolBassett disappeared here Just beto have sailed for the was fore he Spenser in his 'Ruins of Time"Is Philippines BTe was believed to in this "All that wrote have been for the sale negotiating and vanish great doth as a vapor of his automobile to Mayer The decay" car was found in Mayer's posseswhen he was arrested In sion world! o wmt rKt1ess shifting Tife-itseldemands change and everything in existence is moving fend changing even tne stars wmc BY are the suns of universes beyond AUTO the reach of our eyes rtra w-or-ld f IS HIT Our sun is as a living thing givEventually it ing of its substance will darken and die The passing of Pulpit rock is but one of the countless transformations: in the churnings and the grindings of the world While the allied powers meeting in Geneva are discussing the evacuzone ation of the second occupied n the Rhineland France- - is prochain ceeding to constructon a greateastern its of fortifications ELECTRIC TRAIN Mr 'And Mrs Royal Clark of Davis County Are Injured Two persons were injured and a small sedan demolished when the Bam bfergr Electric train struck the motor eairon a private crossing south of Kaysville near Kings at 11:35 this morning frontier The car driven by Royal Clark Hundreds of millions of dollars accompanied by his wife came'out will be expended in forts redoubts of the driveway leading to "the Clark home Engineer P G and battery emplacements 160 Patterson avenue reIn addition military highways ported and seemed to stall on the about' 150 feet ahead of the hnd light railways win bo con tracks ' ' structed as part of the system of car not sufficient time to was There defense slop the train and the car was The old fort of the long ago will struck directly In the middle hurlnot be depended on --to offer de- ing both of the occupants who were fense as it becomes a fixed tar- seated in the front seat to the road get for heavy guns Instead there side of thewere unconscious when They will be secret concrete emplaceto a ments trenches and underground picked up and were rushed Salt Lake hospital by a private aucommunications tomobile The extent of their injuries could But why is France-- spending rot be determined at the time althese millions? though it was reported that Mr ' was bleeding profusely The answer is that France is Clark The two were young McCreery filled with distrust of its neighbors said appearingto be about 20 years While nations ar( without' con- of age The train was delayed about 45 fidence in each other and while the wreckage v clearing the national spirit of selfishness is minutes fostered there can be no assurance from the track and repairing the the car and the air hose of peace and countries will con- pilot ofexact The point of the accident tinue to arm in preparation for the wa3 two miles south of about mobilization of day Kings near the old Sidney crossthat 3000000 ing The driveway in which the It if estimated American cars will cross into Can car was proceeding was a private one leading into the residence of ada during 1928 the Clark familj' The train was the 11 o'clock one While the American tourists are across the border they are expect out of Salt Lake and' was proceeding north towards Ogden ed to leave $400000000 -- Mc-Cree- - : fare' The Chinese centuries ago a great wall to keep out their neighbors If the Canadians were to discor er any one building a wall to block but the Americans they would treat the wall builder as on enemy of Canadian progress The Americnns go over the line for scenery atmosphere and ex hilaration How much they" spend for the last item is not accurately known but it is a large sum JIw difficult it is to change the tiabits of the human race J -- -- 4 - AVIATORS SAVE STRANDED MINERS HUDSON Ont Sept 15 — (AP) — uty miners stranded In the wild Red lake: district without food or clothing have been saved by aviators who few in to them with tne needed supplies Their bunk houses and all their food and clothing except that they were wearing were destroved in a forest fire which swept a! wide area at Clearwater lake early this week Jhe men are employes of the Con soiidated Mining and Smelting company The plight of the men was dis WOMEN WILL TALK covered by aviators investigating rations were POLITICS OVER AIR the fire toEmergency them and when further dropped supplies were rushed by train from CHICAGO Sept 15 — (AP) them to Women are going to gossip (polit- Winnipeg the fliers took mining camp which i 109 miles ically) over the air starting Mon- the from Hudson the nearest railway v days The western radio department of point the" Republican national committee hook-u- p has arranged-of 20 radio stations so that women of the RED CROSS GETS nation may keep informed as to NEW MEDICAL MAN latest political developments by listMon10 ening-in at o'clock every Sept 15 — (AP) day and Wednesday mornings until — WASHINGTON Dr William D Klein© has been the closer of the campaign There will be "no speeches The appointed national medical officer "political gossip" will b9 broadcast for the American Red Cross sue by several women who will talk ceeding Dr William IT Redden over politics and the campaign m resigned a conversational way before the The appointment Is effective No vember 1 microphone " -- Canada should congratulate on having a neighbor who can contribute so liberally to her wel ry told by Sanford Clark who said he had been captive on the place and had been forced to participate in the killing of one of the boys search wag begun for the son of the rancher Stewart Northcutt 21 years old and his motther Mrs Louise Northcott The officers believe young North- con nea io uanaaa after young Clark's arrest by immigration officers here investigating his entry into the United States HEAD OP YOUTH Detectives said the three graves showed evidence of having been recently opened and that whatever they may have contained was either removed or treated with quick lime The head of the boy was identified as that of a Mexican who disappeared at Puente canr some time ago The Clark boy declared that Walte Collins who was kidnaped last March and supposedly return ed to his mother from De Kalb 111 was one of those killed The boy who was returned to the moth er of Walter Collins never has been positively Identified by her as her son The other two victims were said by Clark to have been Louis and Nelson Winslow of Pomona Calif xi ana s years old respectively who have been missing for several ? naontna Only yesterday morning before young Clark had told his story the mother of Walter Collins had told the police that she was convinced that the- boy returned to her from De Kalb in a dazed condition was not nerson CAP IDENTIFIED On their return from the North cott rancn detectives stopped at the home of the Winslow youths in romona and the father of the boys Identified a light brown cap found In one of the graves as that Deionging to his missing son iarK was arrested two weeks ago and held for Canadian immi gratlon authorities but It was only yesteraay that he sent for a nn lice matron and told her he wanted io taiK His amazing story followed Tho elder Northcott was taken into custody soon afterward He steadfastly denied any knowledge of the Doys charges TWo years ago Clark told detec tlves he came to California with mo younger Northcott a relative who since had mistreated him and Kept him prisoner "I helped to kill the youngest of me vvinsiow boys because I had to or get killed by Stewart Northcott young Clark told the police tie said that young Northcott had become Intensely interested in tne Hickman case and talked in cessantly about it A lew weeks later Clark's story ran the two Winslow boys were kidnaped on a street in Pomona and taken to the riverside farm "He them there tied up for a long kept time and hurt them" Clark said "and then killed them 'one at a time with an ax" The 'boy's head found in one of the graves showed evidence of the action of quick lime officers said oiark said h© helped remove mree bodies from the erraves w said' they were' taken- to outlying districts and lime scattered over mem The elder Northcott-unde- r questioning admitted' havine hnneht n barrel of lime but said he had not itnown what it was to be used for Tornado Strllces Factory Region Many Dead Hiirt Party is Held IE LP NEEDED For Taft as FOR VICTIMS He Gains 71 OF HURRICANE FREE PEACHES Meat was never higher than to day owing to the high prlce of eat f hun glxef thou head j gratulating him and the By WILL W DOWMAX BRIGHAM cjlTY Spt 15 — Can- adians living at tho settlement three- miles away are joining in The observance of the birthday of this distinguished American has taken on the importance of an annual celebration to which the former president of the United States looks forward with genuine pleasure - With "Free Pedches and Melons" the magnet thousands of persons continued to poiir into this city to day to partake jof Brigham City's hospitality and participate in the closing events ofithft Twenty-fourt- h annual Peach diy festival Concerts by the Thirty-eight- h Infantry band the" American Le- the paying gon's boxing caijd and of homage to Mjss V audis Barger-o- n the peach caJrnival queen were the events scheduled for this evej ning However huge throngs were ex pected to minglf on the streets gather about the consessions and exhibits inspect the horticultural flower show and Smith-Hughfair pet and hobby show Dancing will follow: Friday's program was repeated today withs the exception of the spectacular fireworks exhibition "Arabian Knights" That feature will be supplanted tonight by the boxing program at the armory PEACHES! PEACHES PEACHES The last two days have been nothing but peaches peaches and One peaches ih Brigham City saw them displayed in exhibit form in front of the cdurthouse He met them strolling djjwn the street or perhaps he selected a huge Juicy one from ai bushel basket All without exception were highly colored Truly Brigham "City is! the "Peach" city In the Smith-Hughfair pet end hobby jshow were displays of tomatoes melons piums onions potatoes cantaloupes and grapesy attractively 'arrariged together with chickens rabbits ducKs geese cats dogs and pets of all descrip tions and ' bottled fruits and vege tables One of the unique attractions of celebration was the two-dla- y Brigr Stephen Clark ham City man who marched in the parades walked tup and down the streets and even went into the courthouse with! three theep and a woozy-loolcin- g fdog following him The sheep ind tle dog like Mary's lamb followed hjim everywhere he went and vjed for the honor of be ing closest at his heels Hundred of bushels of peaches ard dozens of cjrates of melons were given away free at Pioneer between 12:30 and 2 o'clock park on Friday and Saturday FLOWER SHOW ATTRACTS "Approximately! 2000 persons of 10 L D S wards in Box Eider county entered flowers in the first annual flower show conducted by the Relief Societies of the county The booth of the Sixth ward was adjudged the winner of the sweep stakes competition" Friday evening by L B Westholder of Ogden The exhibit wasl judged from the stand point of arrangerhemVquality of en tries and number of varieties One small bowl in the booth contained 00 different varieties of flowers while another booth had 177 varie ties Prizes were awarded to the win ners in the following general class es of flowers: Asters marigolds cosmos zinnias) dahlias gladioli petunias snapdragons gaillardias roses and delphiniums i PRISON POET i r Tens of Thousands 'Are Three Boys Perish! When They Are Struck By Flying Homeless And FamRoof Workmen Trapped m Pemohshed Buildings ine Threatens Rockf ord Visited Just Few Hours After Sii ar Storm in Nebraska Brineine Sorrow to Many IH pmes By LOSS IS MILLIONS Destructive Fury7 Vast Farm Destruction : Sept 15- -j (AP)— Another of the mid which already have taken a dozen lives of Storm Dakota this week droi toed out of Nebraska South and in SAX JUAN Porto Rico Sept 15 black skies into Rockford late yesterday killing at least six (AP) — With tens of thousands of persons estimated to be home iniurinff 50 and leaving property wreckage estimated at more less efforts were under way today tnan live million aoliars Looms From Effect 111 ROCKFORD s to avert famine nd disease which it was feared would follow in the wake of the tropical hurricane that struck on Thursday While no deaths had been report ed the authorities thought that as soon as communication has been established with other points on the island fatalities would become known Full relief and reconstruction Governor Horace Towner said would probably reach Into millions He placed the homeless at tens of thousands" and described the de struction of homes and property as immense" practically all frame structures being destroyed j TRIES TO SA PUBLIC ASKED BY RED GROSS IS REQUIRED h ' j AHL Sixteen persons met missing when an intensive search of the ruins of factory buildings and prl- ate homes was begtiln in earnest t wura fro DllHntr th n quent that additional' bodies had been seen in wreckage but dark-nte- a a cur prevented morel than ' sory search The tornado struck along a three-mil- e strip demolishing two factories in which several hundred men were at work and destroying? ' v ? ? many homes" The known dead ret Everett Cornmusser 16 ! TO GIVE HELP " OUT OF JAIL es IN PORTO RICO ' Hurricane And Tornadoes Cause Loss And Great Suffering ' Bernard Cornmusapjr 14 ' Virgil Cornmusserj 17 Martlnkas Val 5)L Tony Spring ley 'III ' 61 George FagerbergJ j John Brunskl' 44 The Cornmusscr boys were struck by the hurtling roof pt a garage as tley ran before thei isrtorm Only Virgil escaped Instant death Ho died in a hospital ofjhls Injuries aid from all agencies Walton Says He's Victim wasImmediate said to be vital by Thomas E WASHINGTON Sept 15— (AP) Benner chancellor of the UniverAn appropriation of $50000 from of Cruel- Rank sity of Porto Rico who avmade a- available funds for the Immediate sevensurvey of the area within Injustice relief of Porto Rico storm the He added: mile radius — will "Fruits and was sup suffers vegetables bastile approved today by poet listed in po Ogden's lice records as Robert Walton 34 ply abundance for a few days be John Barton Payne chairman of of Chicago" last night made a be yond that Is famine FOUNT IN "Medical supplies food and shel the board of 'the Red Cross who lated attempt to saw his way out Martlnkas was dead in a informed President Coolidge of his chicken coop he found of the city jail only to be placed ter are needed at once was repairing The telephone system was de action in a new cell today after waiving agerberg and Drunskl were vic moralized with miles of wires down tims of the wreckage at chair facin the decision the Coincident with the city preliminary hearing the court on a felony charge He will Reports from other parts of un "B" of the RcMkford Chair Red Cross issued an appeal to the tory Island continued meager and ord Furniture be taken to the county jail company verified Because of the lack of public for a "large relief fund with American Legionnaires and Illi Appearing before Judge John A power and light no newspaper in" vhifih to care for the victims of nois national guardsithen patrolled Hendricks on a complaint charging San Juan has been able to publish the hurricane in Porto Rico and the storm area with loaded rifles him with detaining an unmarried since Thursday morning other islands" the during night sarly today as on sent immoral th for following relief workers and! pre purposes girl Payne Judge rise to the spreading This gave moved forward in poet-prtense of marriage the of many fantastic1 and unverified telegram to the 3500 chapters the debris oner admitted that Robert Walton reoorts th United States after a confer- - agalast Four factories Elfeo Tool com was not his right name and refused t nca with President CooKdge who TOWN IS FTjAT Union Furnlt-Jre pany" company to divulge his name The first ahtomobile from Ca is president of the Red Cross: chair factory "B" ana the Mechannas de hurricane Indies "West "I have not enough funds to em guas about 20miles south of San ics Machine fcompantf "were amonc thousands of homes m the ploy counsel" he said' 'This com- Juan made its Way here yesterday stroyed larger structures demolished Rico and other islands aiso while numerous smaller factories plaint is false? I am a victim of afternoon The driver said Caguas Porto Immediate crops lithe estimated and homes perfidious cruel and rank' injus was "flat" This municipality has cevastatinjr shelter medical sup- damage total raised tice I will defend myself and at a population of about 35000 and need for food to mor than $5000- Red : relief and emergency this time wish to waive preliminary is one of the greatest tobacco grow plies Pres Cross takes charge at request The twister described as a mon hearing" Judge Hendricks bound ing sections of the Island Need for large re strous Coolidge him over to the Second district Much of the shipping in the har identfunds funnel shaped' cloud that' do Initial imnerative lief court bor was either sunk or ashore The lifted and swooped aJ it progressed from national entered Less than a week ago Walton New York and Porto Rico line nation made $50000 the southwest limits of the disaster and trained Baker wrote a poem expressing apprecia- steamer San Lorenzo sailed during fund now on a' path from 50 to S0Ocity cutting Rico way to Porto on feet wide its swirl through tho ' tion for the courtesies extended him the afternoon 24 hours behind staff M Baker la national director to the Grant highway by the city police while he had been schedule having remained tied up Henry city ' work disaster y sentence on a to her pier during the hurricane of The WAIXS' BTJIjGE serving a of th organization All banks were closed due to the were services charge of vagrancy At that time tornado first lit the factory iTha Ien to Governor offered also he was ignorant of the existence inadequacy of transportation where chair factory "B" is following the dis section towers ox the navy Small of Illinois The of the felony complaint read today located The fourtli floor of the 111 r ord Rockf in aster which was then tucked faway in radio station at Cayey 30 miles Cross chapters In Nebras structure was swep off andj tho Chief of Detectives Robert Burk's south of San Juan were reported kaRed and North Dakota have wails of the building bulged out by South to be down and wireless communi nlreadv organized desk and have the the terrific wind that moved! the His attitude today toward the cation was halted either from dam- situation well in hand advices said entire building somei 300 feet the or lack of power west portion falling over the dry nolice and court officials was para age to apparatus doxical Chief Burk said that Wal- for sending kiln structure ton was Intensely angered when The payroll for ch ir factory "B" questioned! after the court session PARADE PEACH It is believed mote than- 50 off and then taken to a new cell He ATTORNEY GIVEN men escaped hen the tor- tbese denounced the police and officials PRISON SENTENCE t it v is not rado first struck when Chief Burk told him they had re were able known how many GIVEN discovered his attempts to saw out PITTSBURG Sept 15— (AP) to get dut of 'the bN Ilding where of the jail Two bars had been Attorney Fayette J Tyrrell today power lines and tc terlng walls sawed inr two ': ' was convicted of second degree made rescue work WalChief Burk said he believed tremely pre killing of Philip Box Elder HigH School carious during the Ight ton planned on getting into the murder for the Chris Munhall First in the Two hundreds firemen police corridor to file a lock off the Clark Awarded High Honor men church on a Sunday morning elevator shaft gain entrance to tian deputy sheriffs and highway last May wis' Freeport" police from Belolt the basement and escape Judges ' Belvldere The verdict calls for imprison By Dixon and worked ment of not less than 10 years nor in the the ruins ntghl throughout BRIGHAM CITY Sept 15— The of chair factory "B-l-' Searchlights more than 20 years of he Brigham City's were used but the ccndltion of the grand prize Tyrrell superintendent of HACKS church Sunday school had been Peach days "celebraUon floats was structure precluded (any organized counsel for Clark's wife n divorce awarded to the Box Elder high relief work were es rtoceedlnes On the day of the school This general prize was $25 tablished at theHospitals seen© of the dis- First prfte for the schools $15 aster v: killing Clark appeared at the to press for the removal of was awarded to the Box Elder high church The twister came within a block y Each afternoon of the as Sunday school super- school for the airplane float Sec and a half of threel 'grade schools Tyrrell festival beginning at 2 o'clock the intendent on the ground that he ond prize of $10 for the schools in which were more than 100 0 crowds jammed Into Pioneer park was not fit to hold the position was won by the Central school bat Frantic mothers ran to witness fthe horse races buck Hay Fever Sufferer Is They met in the church auditorium tleship float Uncoln school was childrenstreets the storm tiad down the a few minutes before services were awarded third prize Suicide In ing Contests and other feature en traversed Strange looking f$r their chil Meanwhile "" tertainments provided Ecclesiastical department dren'to have opened Tyrrell opened fire : In the W Colorado end Clark dropped with three bui the T I M I A Gleaner Girls planes buzzed ovehP3 from morn over Deseret won first prize of $15 lets in his body ing to night taking passengers DENVER Colo Sept 15 — (AP) the city Pioneers of Utah camp Daughters STOOL PJGEONSV TO won second prize of $10 Conspicubtls in the crowds that — A weird suicide wherein the vie ( r way to the tim apparently hacked herself to WATCHMAN SAVES literally fought BE DISCONTINUED The farm bureau was awarded concession stands was a group of death confronted the authorities of $15 in the children's first prize PLANT FROM BOMB business department The fctoni WASHINGTON Spt 15— (AP) Indian women fach with a here today with the death of Mrs strapped tb her back and I Ruby of Tulsa Okla The womFurniture company was given $10 Use- of "stool pigeons" by pro each seeking to win a gaudy blan an was found in a dying condition WAUKESHA Wis Sept 15 as second award hibition has enforcement ket on the wheel by hotel employes who broke into (AP) — The explosion of a bomb In the club division the Kinder been discontinued asi anagents "unneces her suite in a downtown hotel here shattered every window in a branch garten club was awarded first prize sary Doran of last night her body marked by plant of the David Adler and Sons of $15 and the- Business and Pro the evil" Commissimer said bureau todayprohibition MEDAL GIVEN TO nearly 100 cuts and slashes company late last night A night fessional Woman's club $10 ' the In the' livestock division by a razor many of watchman saved the building from WAR SECRETARY theInflicted Corinno Camp company was given gashes were Inches long possible destruction when he threShe was conscious and when the smoking bomb Into the street $10 and the Enow Livestock com 4 WASHINGTON Sept 15— (AP) taken to a hospital denied that she shortly before it exploded pany $5 —CThe distinguished service medal had wounded herself were Unable to now- - a simple matter to find Two workmen Injured The Junior high scrooi was was awarded today to Newton D talk she shook her head when troubles at awarded first prize of $15 in the been have labor There ready buyers fpi outgrown e see nurse asked if she had attempted the plant for several months Baker of Cleveland The Lincoln and the money marching groups equipment war of man to a if commit suicide Asked retary school was given second place and secured thus goes a long way It was conferred "for exception inflicted the cuts she nodded af $10 of the prize toward the purchasing: oC SUPPLY ally meritorious land distinguished firmatives The religion class won $10 first new This most is quickly acservice" The discovery of a razor in the in the decorated automobile prize ANTARCTIC FOR complished through the me? "As secretary ©f war during the room and the fact that all en The Studebaker com department dium of the wf nt ad" secon world war:" the kitation said "he trances to the room which was pany was awarded second prizo of NEW TORK Sept 15— (AP) tion of this t papter To take was responsible jfor the organiza the fourth floor had been locked 15 section of Commander full advantage of this market tlon development and completion from the ' Inside however caused The second For children In character cos Richard E Byrd's expedition to tunes all' you need do) is to dictate of a military program which the police to discard the murder the as eon J Wesley Ilorsley's to antarctic under way gets a j'Want Ad" and have your American ito the was awarded first brought siiccess the sailing of his supply Robin ofHood arms Throughout the wTar he ren theory Mrs Ruby died shortly after day with it to chil Nebeker Two $750 stenographer telephone prize ship the freighter Eleanor Boiling dren r 252 The dered services of inestimable val reaching the hospital Sam and as Uncle of Willard of members Byrd's party Daughter of Liberty were awarded Thirty ue to the country" sail on me snip $5 Wayne Anderson as a pioneer The barque City of Kew Tork was awarded third prize of $250 HURRICANE ALMOST carrying' the first contingent of 32 In WOMAN SETS NEW decorated vethe children's 25 men New left Tork August BYRD'S SHIP hicle division Madge Olsen : was SWIMMING RECORD awarded first prize of $750 for her SAN FRANCISCO MAN decorated DOLLAR WATCH The children Sept 15 tricycle NEW YORK Sept 15 — (AP)— CAP) —A radio dispatch from the monument and of the Is the MILLION? riace' decoration was"Thisawarded A new world's record for contlnu City of New York supply ship of ous swimming was claimed oday the Byrd Antarctic expedition to second place of $5 The "Girl and NEW TORK Sept 15 — (AP) — the Dog" by Mrs Myrtle Huddleston of Cal the San Francisco Examiner today vehicle that of Fast on Ifornla who remained in a Coney said the vessel had narrowly es The fund left by the late Robert Madsen was awarded third prize Island pool for 60 hours She col caped disaster In the hurricane II Ingersoll of dollar watch fam of $250 lapsed at the expiration of the which swept the region of the West to aid worthy boys seeking a high er education will total between time limit she had set early today Indies yesterday INCOME TAX SOON and was assisted from the water The City of New Tork which $500000 and $1000000 friends es NEW YORK Sept- 15—(AP)— The record was held by Mrs Lee was due to arrive at Panama today timated today His will filed yesterday merely Whether or not you remember Fourrier of Colton Cal who on redioed that she had been barely August 17 swam continuously for able to keep the storm behind her gave the estate's legal valife as about the straw hat don't forget 6 hours and 56 minutes tha income tax but had come Jhrpush it jicscathed '"over 1100 0 0" fci'n -- - iI I es "1 is i i 8 j- 171-year-- - ' 90-da- 600-fo- ot - - PRIZES a V:' t i"" two-da- HERSELF 'TIL SHE DIES - 1 :::: ': - jth-ei- j pap-noo- se j -- ' - : - IT'S war-tim- j SHIP - j Standard-Ezamine- - 9 AX HITS LEAVES - a - |