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Show y SOUTH CACHE COURIER, HYRUM, UTAH , TELEGRAPHIC TALES FOR BUSY READERS A RESUME OF THE ' DOINGS in and COUNTRIES this WEEKS other Important Events of the Last Seven Days Reportei" by Wire and Pra pared for the Benefit of the Busy Reader Between 2500 and 3000 veterans of the World war who served in the Rainbow division, will come to Columbia South Carolina for the annual convention of the Rainbow Division 6 Veterans, July according to CoL J. Monroe Johnson of Marion, S. C., president of the national organization. Preparations are being completed by Colonel Johnson in cooperation with a central state committee in Columbia. Thomas Murphys Baron Worthy, the favorite, won the Edwards purse of $5000 with $500 added, feature of the grand circuit card at Cleveland, Ohio. Russell Ongale was second and Mary Spangler third. Best time 2:04 made by Russell Ongale on taking the first preliminary. Dr. Charles K. Edmunds for the last fifteen years president of Canton Christian college, China was installed as provost of John Hopkins university. Dr. Edmunds is an alumnus of Johns Hopkins of the class of 1897. His research work was in the field of optics and terrestial magnetism. For eleven years he was in charge of the Carnegie Institutions magnetic survey of the China coast. Robert B. Loudon, president of the Loudon Coal Mines company of southern Illinois, which went into receivership in Minneapolis four months ago with liabilities estimated at approximately $40,000 was indicted by the Hennepin county grand jury and arraigned on a charge of embezzlement. 14-1- 2-- WESTERN Idaho s public utilities commission is voicing protest against the ruling by. the western trunk line committee which allows only two free diversions on a car of potatoes after it leaves the shipping point. According to Will II. Gibson, a member of the commission, the ruling would affect Idaho potatoes in carload lots to the principal markets for Idaho potatoes. He hdded that Idaho shippers need more diversion privileges because of the long haul east of the Rocky Mountains. , Frederick Miller, Portland, Oregon jeweler, was sentenced to 15 months in the Oregon penitentiary and fined $1, following conviction of man slaughter as the result of the death of Mrs. Alma Hall, who was run down A campaign for $3,000,000 for a new and fatally hurt by an automobile Catholic preparatory seminary for the driven by Miller along the Columbia diocese of Cleveland, Ohio, was comhighway January 23. pleted with oversubscriptions of apOregon manufactured $2,053,000 proximately 50 per cent it was anThe new seminary will worth of candy during 1923, according nounced. for several to figures compiled from excise taxes provide accommodations hundred students. t , The paid. report indicates that Oregon is one of the largest catereis to Loss of life in Saturdays tornado the western sweet tooth this side of which wrecked a large portion of the Mississippi. Lorain and parts of Sandusky and other Ohio cities, was not as great Automobile licenses collected for as first reported, but rechecking of the first half of 1924 exceed by casualties showed that more than 100 the amount collected for the enlost their lives in this storm tire year of 1923, according to II. J. persons and almost simultaneous disturbances McSherry, state traffic inspector for at Pittsburg and in the upper MisNevada. sissippi valley. Four men were severely burned Russel McDaniel, aged 18, of Mat-toowhen bullets the coast guard 111., was instantly killed in a cutter Areata, seeking rum smug- aaseball game at Johnstown, 111., glers, pierced the n miles southeast of gasoline tank of twenty-fiv- e their motorboat in Mutiny bay, eightbetween a Mattpon team and a een miles northof Seattle,' 'Wash. Johnstown and Trilla nine. McDanThree of the four men were wounded iels was batting and was hit on the by bullets. head with a ball. $30,-00- 0 ; fi-o- Mat-too- - t FOREIGN Adolph B. Spreckels, nationally known sugar magnate manufacturer R. H. Todd, commissioner of immiand sportsmen, died at his home at gration and Republican national comSan Francisco. mitteeman, was nominated for resi; ' dence commissioner at Washington has revealed that Investigation the pure Republicans at a conven39.68 per cent of Lewis county bees by tion which for the first time placed are in a diseased condition according women on the territorial committee to B. A. Slocum, apiary specialist of with votes at San Juan, Porto Rico. Washington State college at PullThe water shortage may prevent man. J. O. Wallace of Chehalis has been made inspector of this district the holding of the swimming, diving in hopes of removing what is re- and water polo events of the Olympic games in Paris as scheduled. garded as a serious condition. A water well that cost the Green River water works $3000 to drill is a gift by that corporation to the people of Rock Sprigs, Wyoming for their proposed city park near No. 6. The only provision is that the city pay the cost of the casing which is Lieutenant Locatelli, chief pilot of the projected Amudsen aeroplane expedition to the north pole, has interviewed Premier Mussolini and the director of aviation, Mercanta, re- garding the feasibility of a similar expedition under the auspices of the Italian government. estimated at $475. Great Britian eats as much ice Mrs. Henry Landes, wife of the cream every year as all the people of dean of science in the University of New York state of plus Washington and acting mayor- of those in Pennsylvania, to according Seattle in the absence of Dr. Edwin those who manufacture it over here. J. Brown, mayor, at the Democratic Last his majestys subjects connational convention in New York sumedyear 20,000,000 gallons of this frozCity, has taken personal charge of en product. the police department. Mrs. Landes Premier Herriot of France is deterremoved William B. Severyne from mined that the Ruhr must continue to the office of chief of after two-thir- police, she had given him twenty-fou- r hours to effect reforms in the city and in his department, and he defied her. general Dr. James Whitney Hall, alienist for Nathan retained by the defense and Richard Jr. Loeb, conLeopold fessed kidnapers and slayers of old Robert Franks of Chicago, started an examination of the youths at the county jail. After examining the youths he announced that important facts advantageous to the defense 13-ye- ar had been revealed. Cyrus E. Woods, ambassador to Japan has formally presented his resignation to President Coolidge and it was accepted with an expression of appreciation for his. services.. Referring to the Japanese exclusion provision in the immigration law, Mr. Woods declared Japan was conducting herself in the situation with the dignity of a great nation. A twisting tornado that whirled out of the west last Saturday took six lives in Sandusky, Ohio, leveled 200 dwellings, desapproximately business places, troyed twenty-fiv- e persons and injured more than 100 caused a property damage variously estimated at between $1,500,000 and $2,000,000. . ds Spring fever Is a lazy maa.; flage, I News Z Notes!t From All Parts of ! UTAH and sst, SIXTEEN YEAR OLD SON OF The strongest owner is the owns his errors. PRESIDENT IS PLACED IN Beaver. Haying is on in full HOSPITAL swing with a short crop reported by Are we in for a Back from most of the farmers. Some of the ft, farm movement? alfalfa is short, and in places the stalks are almost stripped of their President aPd Wife Near as Youth More sleep makes it feasible Goes Under Knife to Arrest to leaves. Hay is selling in the fields less ronge and powder. Course of Acute Septic at $12 to $15, with little to sell. Hay Poisoning hands are scarce. Still, no 'one .ever called It ganda if he thought it was true. Provo. Joseph Nelson, architect An operation de of this city will build a forty-eigWashington. The permanent wave is not peroi. room apartment, on East Center scribed as successful was perform- Rent, nor will the bob stay bobbe4 street to be completed befor fall. ed upon Calvin Coolidge Jr., The structure will be one of four old son of President and Mrs. CoolThe war filled the world with jn stories with twelve apartments of idge, at Walter Reed hospital in an and the peace is filling it with butt four rooms each attempt to arrest the course of an Robins are optimists. In the midst of septic poisoning. attack Salt Lake City. The first mail of house hunting they have time for One of the physicians said, We a from a terminus of the air mail route song. to reach Salt Lake under the opera- accomplished all that we expected. The President and Mrs. Coolidge tion of the new day and night flying Wonder if are present where at the hospital during the oper- in the garden angleworms schedule was brought to Salt Lake a man Is turning over from Elko Tuesday by Pilot Paul P. ation. Mr. Coolidge going there just to tantalize him? Scott. He arrived in Salt Lake at when the operation was decided upon 1:50 oclock in the afternoon, one and the latter accompanying her son It Is now generally agreed that hour and fifty minutes out of Elko. when he was removed from the way to reduce fire losses is by having fewer fires. The mail was transferred to another White House. remained across They the hall and at 2:15 oclock Lester F. plane The latest device is that Bishop began his flight to Rock from the operating room during the He was escorted to the ordeal, but as soon as it was over Philippine earthquake which shook Springs. summit of the Wasatch range by A. Mrs. Coolidge went to the bedside down all the coconuts. Claron Nelson, western division air for a few minutes. Statistics show that gum chewing This became' known soon after mail superintendent. off in 1923 to the amount of fell President Coolidge had anived at or quite a wad. Ogden. Hearing on the order to Walter Reed hospital, where the pashow cause why Weber county tient had been taken from the White The of Punxsutawr.ey gets a should not be permanently restrained House the day. The step was lot of native during fun out of such funny western from paying the Utah Agricultural taken it was said, in an effort to ar- names as Walla Walla. con- rest the couise of acute college $1250 on the r septic poitract for the employment of exten- soning with which the had been youth The United States dollar seems to sion service workers was called in suffering for several days. have taken the place of Esperanto as Judge James N. Kimballs court and The operation was decided upon the universal language. continued to July 17, because of the at a consultation of physicians early G. A. of inability Horn, plaintiff's Sunday evening, and the The only time youngsters can apprcounsel, to proceed with the case. was at once called to the president eciate the statement that time Sics is hospital. Mr. Horn is ill. Mrs. Coolidge had accompanied her at the end of vacation week. Ogden. The request of the Ogden son to the hospital. Bobbed hair certainly goes to exThe poison in the system, is1 was Ku Klux Klan to participate in the tremes. It makes the young lock indicated in the belief of physicians, community Fourth of July parade in and the old look older. had younger localized was refused and there has Ogden sufficiently to be gotbeen much hauabaloo as a result. ten at and drained from the body. What has become of the Flaring hand bills were distributed, They were hopeful that the boy had against tainted money? sufficient strength left after his Or is agitation supposedly by the klan, asking; the the world reconciled to it? three battle in bold type, Why was the with the infection days question ' klan denied thfe right to participate to withstand successfully the operaThere ought to be some sort of a tion. in the Fourth .of July parade? restful game one could play after several hard hours at Salt Lake City. Frank J. Irwin Whiskers pf Idaho In Washington of New York, chairman of the nationNew York. The portrait of C. B. An optimist Is a person who thinks al rehabilitation committee, Disabled Wilson of men Soda and women will agree just bone of the American Veterans of the World Springs, War was elected to the post of na- Idaho delegates to this convention, ecause they happen to be on the same tional commander at the election of shone forth in the picture supplement jury. officers which marked the closing of every New, York paper Sunday As ' far as a locomotive is cosession of the fourth annual conven- morning. A week ago Mr. Wilson the railroads right of way at ncerned, was written by every featuie man in tion of the order in the Elks club. New York as possessing the finest the grade crossing Is thoroughly esSalt Lake City. Attractions for set of whiskers in the convention. tablished. the coming state fair in the way of James Hamilton Lewis bows low in Note on spread of American culture amusements will be determined upon yielding whisker honors to the deleIn the world : Dollar signs have been a of by committee, three from the gate from Idaho. A statistician on added to European writing and typeexecutive committee, appointed by oneof the New York papers presents setting machines. the latter at a meeting in the ofices a statement showing that the states of the general manager. The com- whose delegations in the convention Should the speeches of public men mittee decided to increase the charge are supporting McAdoo by their solid be written? asks "the Charleston News for admission to the fair from 25 or majority vote cast 225 electoral and Courier. Some should be I theD cents to 50 cents, in view of added votes, while the states thrown away before delivery. opposing Mcattractions. Adoo have 301 electoral votes. -,. ht 16-ye- ar labor-savin- g ' mah-jong- Ogden. Charles Osborne, 35, was instantly killed when he attempted to leap from a brick loading platform of the Ogden Pressed Brick and Tile company to a freight car of the o Central Railroad company at Harrisville, and fell between the platform and , car, crushing his head and fracturing his skull. Utah-Idah- -- 10. Turkey red Is not of the shade. Spare the spending moneI the child. - Midvale. James C. Denos, 31 years of age, resident of Midvale and be occupied and that funds to cover an employee of the smelter of that the expense of the occupation must city, was instantly killed Sunday, be provided even though he should when his automobile in which three be defeated by his insistance on this others were riding, ran off the highway between Garfield and the Garpoint. The cutting down of the American field smelter' and completely overturned. Denos head was crushed by flag at the United States embassy at the steering wheel as the machine Tokio by an unidentified Japanese' was discussed in the lower house of rolled over. the diet, while it was officially indiOgden, The R. A. Moyes company cated that a special meeting of the filed suit in the Second district cabinet might be held to discuss the court against T. H. Beacom, receiver affair. of tlie Denver & Rio Grande Western A train collision between Tlalna-pantl- a Railroad Company, to collect damages and Atzpotzalco, about seven amounting to $10,800 claimed to have-bee- n miles from Mexico City, has caused done the Moyes ranch in Weber four deaths and a number of injur- county by fire caused by sparks from ies among the passengers. The first a locomotive of the company. and second class coaches of a mixed Provo, Lee L. Baker, senior memtrain proceeding to Mexico City beof the law firm of Baker & Baker ber came uncoupled, the engineer not Provo this week left to attend the knowing that he had lost the coachannual convention of the American es until some time afterward. The Bar association at Philadelphia, which cars collided with a freight train. will convene there Mr. July 17. Plans for the evacuation of the Baker will Utah State the represent Dominican republic by the United Bar and the Utah Country Bar asso States marines, who have been sta- ciations. After the conventions Mr. tioned there for almost seven years, Baker will be joined by Mrs. Baker, have been completed with the assign- who is now the Democratic attending ment of the naval transports Hender- national convention in New York and and Jason to they will board the S. S. son, Kittery, Beaufort Berengaria the task of removing the 1800 men to attend the convention of the joint now on the island. The evacuation American, Canadian and British Bar will start as soon as possible after associations at London. July csiscm. Name of Wilson Glorified Geneva. The sixth interational-labo- r conference closed here with the delegates standing reverently while To assure prompt service and quick returnof resolutions were read glorifying the to these advertisements mention the name Ihis paper. name of Woodrow Wilson as symbolizing forever the ideal of peace and BUSINESS COLLEGES justice. A copy of these resolutions L. D. S. BUSINESS COLLEGE. will be sent to Mrs. Wilson, together School of Efficiency. All commercial branches. with an announcement that the or- Catalog free. 60 N. Main St, Salt Lake City. BOOKS AND SHORT STORIES ganization is to place a memorial to the late president. The conference proved a, great success, having completed its entire program. It adoptSONGS & SHEET MUSIC ed a series of conventions calculated new and old. Ail kinds. Sheet music by CnWfN to contribute to the health and hap- OUmiJ mail. COD. Beesley Music Co. 57 S Man piness of the worlds workers and FRUIT BOXES & VEGETABLE CRATES demonstrated the existing spirit of collaboration and conciliation between BERRY CUPS & CRATES! ired burnished on employers and workers, groups of short notice. Salt Lake Box & Lumber Company. which (were represented at the conference. Salt Lake City Firms i Say it With Flowers Japanese Attack American Flag Tokio. Rihei Okada, arrested on a charge of having cut down the American flag in the grounds of the, American embassy here on July 2, has been remanded for early trial oy the Tokio local court. His two accomplices will be tried also. The lag which was cut from its canvas jand, was formerly returned to Jefferson Caffery, the American Charge dAffairso, Sunday. Paper Firm Head Drowned D. Clinton Smith, Pueblo, Colo., president of the Colorado Paper company of Pueblo, and treasurer and manager of the Carter, Rice and Carpenter Paper company of Denver, and for more than a quarter of a century a resident of Colorado, was drowned in the Mount Princeton swimming cool, near Monte Vista, Colo. Fresh Cut Flowers at All Times Hobday s Flower Shop Keith Emporium Bldg. Salt Lake BEAUTY PARLOR EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES Bob Curls Made From Your Combings Beauty Parlor, and Barber Supplies I Razors, Shears and Knives Sharpened WESTERN BARBER SUPPLY CO. I 47 South Main FUN FOR THE KIDDIES Children love Giant Wigwah. Grandma tnai Betty makes him entertain them withimagexquisite anticipation that wholesome ination Send 10c for her and full particulars.. first two Grandma Betty will pay you well if you will represent her. Youll enjoy it too. makes-possibl- ILLUSTRO SYNDICATE 3 Terminal Building, Salt Lake City, Utah j |