Show E S HINCKLEY GRANGE FROWNS RIDERS BURP 'FORMER OGDEN ON CUT IN TAX —— brother Sajnuei E estate dealer He is by his srtfp Mrs Ada Hinckley am a number of children residing 1 Provo and other parts of the stat Mr Hinckley will be remembered In Ogden as superintendent of the fltah state industrial school taking the position in 19X5 and continuing in that capacity uhtU 1922 whe he returned to Provo and becam of the Provo chamber of secretary commerce in which position he had continued to the time of his deatty Mr Hintkley was a member of the Ogden chamber of! commerce and identified with church and educ tional activities The 'Old Cove fort in Millard county 35 miles south of Fillmore is where Mr Hinckley was born 1868 a son of Mr and Mils July21 Ira N Hinckley Most of his early life was spent in Fillmore where he received his first schooling in the Millard stake academy and the pub lie schools: He was a graduate of the Uniiersity of Michigan in Ann Arbor Aftetuhi3 from the Michivn schoolgraduation he was given a poSitloni as professor of geology in Brighani Young'university of Provo where he taught until he came to 1 -- - Ogden Mr Hinckley married Miss Ada Henry cousin of Senator William when quite a young man and was the lather of quite a large farm ily of children g hurt in accident PROVO Nov 15— (AP)— S Hinckley prominent in civic and church affairs died here today f$-lowi- ng an illness of several months He was 61 years old Mr Hinckley was at one time superintendent of the state industrial school at Ogden and was professor of geology at thel Brigham Young university during his career During the administration of President George H Brimhall of the B Y he served as Mrf Brimhall’s I counselor y At the time of his death Hinckley was a member of the state fair board secretary of the Utah county fair board and secretary of the Provo chamber of commerce He had been in HI health since he was injur ed In 1 itomobtle cidentt last June -- ! r Nov 15— (AP— Criticising the action of Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon for recommending a $160000000 income tax SEATTLE 1- cut one of four resolutions introduced on the convention floor of the’ national grange here today advocated theuse of such a surplus for rural Jschool development The amendments were held over as future business Such money grange officials ar-e- d ’should be apportioned accord-t- o population throughout the rural (districts of the union for school purposes This plan would not only relieve the farmer pf a considerable portion of his taxation! but also would place the cost of educatiqn partially on the national government they asserted j education work the The plan as proposed by would bring the federal grangers government into educational work in a (manner similar to its activities in road construction? Taj? reduction has been the main theme of the- - grange convention since it opened Wednesday having occupied a place of almost the same importance as the tariff and farm air in the reports and discussions of the delegates and members The delegates refused to consider suggestions that successful farm relief can be given them without the debenture plan and a second resoXiBOda red Proto Photo lution which approved the activities of federal farm board and pledged Eleanor Smith (left) ef New York land’ Bobbie Trout of Los the support of the grange was ofAngeles demonstrate the method in which they will work and sleep fered when they attempt to break the endurance refueling flight record at Jesse Newson Columbus - Ind Los Angeles Below they are 6hown witty the radio phone that will state grange master asked that the -keep them in touch with the ground resolution be amended so that-th- e national grange would reaffirm its insistence upon the enactment of of the export debenture Utheaprinciple inecessary part ot any adequate farm relief program under our present protective tariff system DEBENTURE PLAN “Three years ago we adopted the export debenture plan as the most for equitable HI PEORIA SALEM Ore Nov 15— AP)— practical atand most No 15 — (UP) — root our of the present striking Three bandits who held newspapers Jack Porter 25 prisoner in the state agricultural difficulty and bringing in front of their faces to prevent the industry in under the benefits identification held up the South penitentiary who had but four of the protective tariff system” senSide Trust and Savings bank this months to serve on a two-ye- ar argued afternoon and escaped with between tence jfor burglary ended his life Newson “Since that tim$ hundreds of our in his cell today by hanging him59000 and 610000 in cash with a bed sheet from his cot leading economists college profesThey forced five employes and self sors land business men have acHis two customers to lie on the floor the justice of our deknowledged Idaho while' they rifled cash drawer and mands and the “ efficacy of the rem' vaults A majority of the proposed edy — Huntejr Lewi® and a confederate senate of the United States has were said to pave obtained from a thrice voted to the adopt plan SUSPECT WANTED wealthy Baltimore man the com“Only by this means can the farm& safe to bination the er be relieved from the ‘disastrous - FOR JEWEL THEFT jewels after they hadcontaining tortured him consequences of constantly buying and his wife for several hours ' his Supplies labor and taxes in a SAN DIEGO Calif Nov 15— Wilkerson was arrested with protected high price market and Police disclosed (AP)— today that wanted in Bal- selling his important crops up unCharles Wilkerson 28 arrested here' timore on a murder charge: protected prices The debenture is last week is wanted in Baltimore on I —: f— tool which can be used sucthe only a charge of taking part in the' theft Winds arejproduced by differ- cessfully the- board to bring about of $20000 worth of jewels' ences! in atmospheric pressure in near ideal conditions" Wilkerson known in Baltimore as various locations Although the grangers have not been pleased with all the actions of congress and other branches of the federal government the efforts to enforce the prohibition laws are praised in a resolution offered the convention by Robert Robinson former governor of Delaware and treasurer of the national grange I - j ‘ BANK ROBBED GONVICfENDS OFOVER $9000 IRE IN CELL - - 2279 WASHINGTON A i AND CERS YOU LESS HERE Non-Ru- st : LargesttuM ' er Complete with cover BUY TOYS prisoner who escaped from & hospital here yesterday was recaptured today as he sat in the home of relatives at Woodville 10 miles southeast of here Neighbors had notified the sheriff that Neal Johnson the fugitive had appeared in Woodville - Johsnon had gotten rid lof the' Oregon boot which adorned him when he slipped out of a hospital and descended a fire escape early yesterday - He was clothed in underwear and socks when QUIZlWAGGONER NEW YORK Nov 15 — (UP)— New York banks attempting to recover $500000 which Charles Delos -- Waggoner is alleged to have obtained by fraud may examine the Telluride Colo banker before) he ts transported to Atlanta federal penitentiary Supreme Court u Jstice Joseph McGoldricjc ruled today The banks will proceed to examine Waggoner tomorrow Waggoner was scheduled to leave for Atlanta Wednesday but was held here pending the decision He will leave November $0 to start serv sentence for mall ing a ‘ 10-ye- ar - Claiming that his mind blank" Johnson professed to remember nothing about his! escape declaring he recalled being in a haystack and removing the iron boot but did not know how he escaped from the hospital He asked for food when he was recaptured and voluntarily broke the hunger strike which he started in the county jail here several weeks ago j Officers expressed the belief that the hunger-strikwas aided Jn his escape from the hospital where he was taken aftr he had injured himself by banging his head against his ceU bars in an apparent attempt at suicide er CATHOLIC SCHOOL WILL HOLD DANCE I RADIO SET SERVES AS MOUSE KIL1-E- R terminator ' 1 While Mr and Mrs Chari s G Hamlyn of 2863 1 Wall avenue were listening to their radio Thursday evening: an unusual odor ' arose Upon opening the set a mouse with his side badly burned fell from the wires Mr Hamlyn is electrician fore man at the Southern Pacific shops an it was said by friends there was being complimented today on his combination radio set and mouse ext J: Irish Setters xJy j First of a series of dances! for the benefit of St --Joseph’s Parochial Fox Terriers Boston Terriers BIRDS - CANARIES LOVE BIRDS -- it (E©dw UFt " rightOutJ TO CHECK STRIFE Finally Took BABY TURTLES BABY ALLIGATORS A few drops of Freezone does itl Put3 the com to sleep— deadens all pain— and soon makes it so loose in its bed of flesh that it lifts right out! 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Development village of Canjiion and burned the Escape chief store and Seven Years Hinckley & survived ‘ SANTA FE N M Nov Was Superintendent of Utah Industrial School For 'Robert H Hinckley automobile dealer today received news of the death of hisr father Edwin S Hinckley teecrtary of ''the Prove chamber of commen ctirred i: i Provo thjis morning a about 8 o’clock --aftejr an illness o: several wepks Robert H Hinckle immediately left for Provo Besideei (' his son Robert High school will be held this evening in the Knights of Columbus home Sponsors are’ Mrs George Foley Mr and Mrs ’Joseph McLaughlin and James P Casey Mr Casey was the speaker this COUNTRY STORE IIONGER STljlKER ' OFFICIAL DIES OFFICERS — economy overcoats in durable fabria - ! ! ‘ill |