OCR Text |
Show UTAH DEMOCRAT V FROM PERSONAL EXPERIENCE Mrs. Bradford Recommends Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Phoebus, Virginia "Having this op- cannot I from say refrain xrtunity just ing a word of praise for the Lydia E. Pinkham medicines. I have used them as occasion required for twenty- - years, and mythreesistershave also used them, and always withthemost gratifying results. During the Change of Life 1 had the usual distressing hot symptoms and I am flashes, insomnia, etc., pleased to testify to the wonderful re suits I obtained from the Vegetable Compound. I heartily recommend it to any woman and I will be pleased to answer any inquiries that might be sent to me through the publication of my testimonial." Mra.ll. L. Bradford, 109 Armstead Street. Phoebus, Virginia. Consider carefully Mrs. Bradford's letter. Her experience ought to help you. She mentions the trials of middle age and the wonderful results she obtained from Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound. If you are suffering from nervous troubles, irritability, or if other annoying symptoms appear and you are blue WORK FOR LAWS EGYPTIAN LEADERS TRIO IS PLACED UNDER ARREST CHARGED AS RINGLEADERS OF TROUBLE THREEFOLD AGRICULTURE LEGISLATION IS NOW BEING PROPOSED Intended to Sup press Further Secret Activities Is Undertaken 8enator Capper Outlines Legislative Plans For Farm Relief With Drastic Action Is A'ntl-Briti- sh London, The British authorities in their own taken into Cairo have to measures suppress hands drastic possible nationalistic plottings by the arrest of four prhminent members of headed by the party organization, Pasha. former Premier Zagloul Those arrested were Nekrashy Bey, a secretary in the ministry of the in interior Zagloul's cabinet; Abdul Rahman Iahmy, one of Zaglouls clos est political assistant: "William Mak ram Obcid, a prominent Coptic and was Zaglouli Barakat Pasha, who minister of the interior. According to statements in official quarters i:i London, the men arrested were leaders in an underground con- Washington, A threefold program for the of agricultural legislation was by proposed congress present bloc leader Senator Capper, farm from Kansas. circumstances conspiring With against any action whatever on farm relief before March, the bloc has decided nevertheless to press activity for three distinct projects as folA well-presse- d Curtis-Aswe- ll h Sure Relief FOR OVER 200 YEARS rr ld old-time- rs Cuticura will reduce Inflamed, swollen Sprains, Bruises, Joints,Soft Beaches; Deals Boils, Poll EvtLQoltter, FIstala end lafected sores (sickly as It Isa positlvs antiseptic and germicide. Pleasant to bm; does not blister or removs the hair, and Too can work the horse. SUO per bottle delivered. W. F. YOUNG, be. 510 IjeTsu BATHE YOUR EYES Css Dr. Thom peon's Brewster, Bnp at roar dnuftafs or UBBivsf, .iwf , X. i. Booklet. MdTkm. Wyoming Wool Clip Sold Rock Springs, Wyo., Three wool sales here, totaling 133,000 pounds, commanded the top price of the season when 47 cents per pound was paid. Bob Jack sold 26,000 pounds at the high figure, the Magagna Sheep company 27,000 pounds and the Etchever-rBrothers 80,000 pounds. Approxof the clip of imately three-fourth- s Lincoln and Sweetwtaer counties has now been sold, the largest percentage having been contracted for this early in the winter in the history of Wyo. Man Is Cooked to Death Tacoma, Wash., Overcome by heat in the hot room of the baths of which he was proprietor, Andrew Soloos was cooked to death after falling unconscious to the h6t floor, according to a local physician, who inThe body was in the vestigated. hot room several hours before beIt is believed he was ing found. rendered unconscious when he fell face forward to the cement floor and was killed by the intense heat. ARE OSTRACIZED '( La Follette, Ladd, Frazier and Brook, hart Deprived of Placea In i i .1 $ Future Party ferences COfICTED Senator Robert La Washington, Follette of Wisconsin and three of his principal supporters in the senate practically were read out of the Republican party at a conference of senate Republicans. The conference adopted resolution by Senator llecd of Pennsylvania under which Mr. La Follette, Senators Ladd and Frazier of North Dakota and Brookhart of Iowa will no longer be given committees or invited to attend future party conferences. of the fifty-on- e Thirty-twRepubTAKEN BV SHERIFF licans of the senate attended ofthe conNorth ference. Senator Ladd Dakota was the only one of the insurgent group present. Senators La Follette of Wisconsin, Brookhart of LEO KORETZ, CHICAGO MAN UNNorth Dakota and DER ARREST AT HALIFAX Iowa, Frazier of Norris of Nebraska weie absent. AFTER LONG CHASE f Two of the three new senators were present. They were William M. Butler of appointed by Alleged to Have Made Millions From GovernorMassachusetts, seat made to Cox fill the Friends and Relatives In One vacant Senator death of the Lodge, by of Nations Largest and Metcalf Rhode of Jesse II. Island, Swindles elected to fill the unexpired term oi the late Senator Colt. The Reed resolution follows: Halifax, N. S. Leo Koretz, alias Resolution, that it be the sense of Lou international the conference that Senators La FolKeytes, alleged swindler and crook, said to be the lette, Ladd, Brookhart and Frazier smoothest and most resourceful con- be not invited to future conferences fidence man in the United States and be not named to fill any Repuband wanted in Chicago in connection lican vacancies on senate commitwith a (10,000,000 stock swindle, was tees. arrested in a leading hotel here by The resolution will not disturb preH. Scriven and sent committee assignments, RepubDeputy Sheriff R. Provincial Constable Malcolm R. Mit- lican leaders said, but will serve as The arresting officers were an chell. expression of the view of the conacting under instructions of John A. ference to be considered by the comSharbaro and William McSwiggin, mittee on committees when the quesassistant states attorneys of Cook tion of filling vacancies comes up. county, Chicago, 111., who arrived in Separate viva voce votes were Halifax on the Ocean Limited in taken on each section of the resolusearch of Koretz. tion and the majority was overwhelmIn a circular issued by the Chicago ing in each case, with only two or a reward of three postoffice department voices raised in opposition. for his capture, There were no speeches in opposi(10,000 is offered and states the charge of using the tion, but Senator Herrald, Oklahoma, mails to defraud against him. suggested the certain modifications which were disapproved. Chicago, Leo. Koretz put over one Senator Spencer of Missouri movof the most gigantic swindles in the ed the appointment of a committee of Chicago crookedness. to suggest ways and means of accomhistory Starting as a broker, it was estimat- plishing the same purpose sought in ed at the time of his disappearance the but the conference resolution, December 5, 1923, that he had swindthe Reed resolution as the adopted led guillible friends of fully (10,000,-00alternative. It is certain that the amount preferable The question first was raised by exceeded five millions, but many of Senator of New Jersey, who his victims, humiliated by their blind told his Edge that Republican colleagues losses and senators faced a responsibility in the faith, swallowed their said nothing. matter to the country, to the party Koretz specialized in rice plantaand to themselves which could not be tions in Arkansas and oil fields in shirked. Oklahoma for a time. To investors he paid remarkable dividends paid Women Demalnd Navy Rights them out of money obtained from The National Washington, fresh suckers. Soon he had built Womans to has gone Secretary up a clientele that accepted his word Wilbur party a with vigorousprotest on any proposition and clamored for which would bar law any against him to invest their money, A majorwomen from service in the naval or had received fat marine ity of those who corps reserve. A deputation dividends brought the money back, from the partys headquarters dewith additional funds, and reinvested clared house bills now senate and it. mentioned that these services pending Then came the masterpiece by Ko- should be of male citiretz. He organized the Bayano Oil zens, and composed declared they showed discompany, supposed to own extremely crimination against women. Among valuable lands just south of the Panother things they asserted such leama canal district. According to the gislation would debar women from glittering prospectus, this fabulous serving as yeomanettes, as they territory contained not only oil in did in the World war. limitless quantity, but gold mines, Bootleggers Directory Drawn diamond mines and a great fortune A new whos San Francisco, alone in bananas and other tropical of who California, which, directory fruits. Part of the immense plan was to establish a private line of among various things, will list he freight steamers and a palatial pas- names, aliases, addresses , and other senger steamer service for the stock- information of every known bootlegholders. . ger in the state, is being compiled by The Koretz clientele fell for this the federal prohibition forces under Rutter, proenterprise with great spontaneity. the direction of Samuel book will not The director. hibition his luxurious office They beseiged criticism. be for public and and threw their day night money over the transom of his main office Taxes Liquidated door, with pleas that he invest it. Mexico City, An advance of Koretz disappeared early in Decemwhich the Iluasteca Oil comber, 1923, and no reliable trace has pany made to the government on Nobeen had of him since. It is known vember 25, 1923, against petroleum that he went from here to New York taxes has been liquidated, according and was believed to be living in lux- to the companys representative here- urious quarters there. Then came Former Mayor Enters Penitentiary had hidden in Eustories that he San Quentin, Cal., Allen R. Mor-lorrope; that he had gone to South former mayor of St. Joseph, America; that he was actually hiding into the state in Chicago; but these leads proved of Mich., was received His wife turned over their prison here from .San Diego to serve no avail. imposed upon his conviccostly automobiles, jewelry worth ationsentence of robbery, burglary and grand thousands and some other property, afforded but mite which for the larceny. He. was given the number 40,140. swindled creditors. o FORMER POSTAL INSPECTOR TRACES PENALTY ON SIX DIFFERENT CHARGES Once Trusted Employee of Government Now Faces Charges of Holding Up Mail Train and Taking Big Sums of Mon:y Chicago, Verdicts of guilty were returned here by a federal jury against William J. Fahy, former postal inspector, and James Murray, politician, on five charges of robbing the mails with a gun, five charges of conspiracy to rob the mails, each in 'onnection with the (2,000,000 Rond-ouIII., mail train holdup on June io I Ms Judge Adam C. Cliffe said that he would fix the punishment of each next Saturday morning, when, he indicated, he would also hear motions of defense attorneys for a new trial. Meanwhile, Fahy and Murray will be held in jail. The jury deliberated over five hours before reaching an agreement. Walter McComb, chaffeur for Murray, in t, whose home William Newton, wounded robber, wav found, was acuitted. Six men, said1 to have been the actual robbers, pleaded guilty, and part pstified for the prosecution against 7ahy, Murray and McComb. In the closing arguments, government prosecutors pictured Fahy as a judas, who accepted pay from the federal government to run down the robbers and kept them posted as to operations against them. Defense counsel attacked the credi bilily of the governments witnesses. The robbery as one of the most daring in recent years. A Chicago, & St. Paul mail train, carrying currency, bonds and securities valued at millions of dollars, was stopped at Rondout, 111., about thirty-fiv- e miles from Chicago as it sped toward 3t. Paul. The holdup men subdued the train crew and drove the mail clerks from the cars containing the registered mail with gas bombs. They selected more than fifty pouches of registered mail and forced clerks to load them Mil-vauke- e into two automobiles in which they had driven to the scene. Charlie Chaplin Married ' Nogales, Ariz., Charles Chaplin, screen actor, and Lita Grey, his lead-n- g lady, were married in Empalme, according to a dispatch from Guay-mas- . The wedding took place in the presence of a small circle of friends, including the brides mother and grandmother, the dispatch said. Francisco Esque and Paul Ramierez were witnesses for the bridegroom and Angel Murillo of - Guaymas and Francisco Monque of Empalme acted as witnesses for the bride, who is otherwise known Lillita Louise Murray. Tudge Antonio Faro performed the The ceremony, the dispatch said. . bride and her mother returned to Guaymas after the wedding and were joined there by Mr. Chaplin. Ratification Asked Paris, The French government has iecided to ask parliament to ratify the Geneva protocol for security and lisarmament despite the fact that France is acceding to the British proposal to postpone discussion of the protocol by the council of the league of nations. 0. Johnson Will Fight Schall Washington, An old time inaugur- Washington, Senator Magnus Johnal parade still is among the possi- son of Minnestota has notified coldespite the 9000 majorbilities for next March 4. President leagues that his Republican opponent in ity given Coolidge wants his inauguration to the senatorial race he expects lecent follow the modest lines of the Hard- to succeed himself in the next coning inauguration ceremonies of 1922, gress. Johnson reported from his but he will not object if there is an farm in Minnesota that both state elaborate parade in keeping with the and federal authorities are making a dignity of the office. When it comes rigid investigation into the alleged to the question of reviving the inaugbootleggers slush fund, which he Coolbelieves contributed ural ball, the president and Mrs. largely to his defeat. idge are standing pat on their veto. Inaugural Parade Possible iijj. nef Resmol Con- s'. FAHY ave . f lows 1. 3 FOUR INSURGENTS REPUBLICAN LEADERS DECIDE& COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS WILL BE WITHHELD Little Hope in Coming Session relief measure for livestock have failed to and cattlemen who realize the success of grain farmers through increased prices and are still reported in financial distress. 2. Adoption of a new plan .to encourage cooperative marketing of all interests British against agricultural products. at times, you should give the Vegetable spiracy which probably was partly responsible sanction of s 3. Congressional Compound a fair trial. For sale by for the mutder of Siroar Stack and movement to readjust freight rates druggists everywhere. which might, if left unhampered in on all commodities so that agricul in further unfor- tural products may be benefitted. result its activities, Snow an Effective tunate incidents. at all pcsimistic Capper is not Substitute for lee There was fear that this prompt about outcome of the program. the the British He believes that all three of the proIn some foreign countries, where action on the part of in another result Egyptian natural ditlieulties have stimulated might may pass and he is certain that to jects but ministerial according human inventiveness. It Is quite usual crisis, movement to lowier freight rates the advices it was an- will be accepted. for snow to he collected during the the latest Cairo coldest part of the winter and buried nounced there, after a hastily called The grain farmers had a great down in specially dug cabinet council, that there would be run of luck which has enabled them So intensely cold do these no ministerial pits. resignations, as the to rocover their stability to a certain Mocks of compressed snow become un- British authorities had accepted Preder this treatment that after a few mier Ziwars proposal that the men extent, Capper told the United Press. But they now need encouragement hours they freeze Into solid lumps of taken into should be handed for custody cooperative marketing. In some which Ice, keep almost Indefinitely and to be dealt can le dug up when required, says the overdo the Egyptians plates; their project along this line with. successful. The has not proven Detroit News. of these arrest the Apparently has succeeden In however, itself, countries hot system Especially very as merely a in saving the tobacco growers of the is regarded these pits ure froquently situated m and they will be South and the fruit growers of the mountains. Macedonia is one of the preventive measure, and West, and it can be made to save observation countries which adopted this method placed only under disorNo manifestations or of Insuring an adequate supply of ice control. the farmers of the middle West. during the summer. It is a remark- ders have followed the arrests, and This congress should pass elthei able fact that an ice supply laid down throughout Egypt calm still prevails. the Williams-Cappe- r bill creating a In this way at the beginning of the There is no hint of any active opposibureau federal winter will last right up to the end tion to the withdrawal of the Egyp- of the independent marketing bill chartering a of a .summer consisting of many tian units The government corporation with a $5, from the Sudan. months of almost unbearable heat. comto be under the withdrawal is expected 000,000 revovling fund Yoakum plan for encouraging group the end of the week. by pleted The Important Thing Nothing is known in London of an marketing. Mr. Rolling IMn I know you've been on the the life of Field The conference report mixed up with a lotta had eggs. Miss alleged plot against Brit- S.mith-Hocthe be Viscount will resolution Allenby, Marshal adopt Egg Ilealer, hut I love you. Will you The Egyp- ed and will open the way for reduccommisrsioner. ish high me? marry no further active tion in freight rates. It declares Miss Egg Renter That depends on tians have taken sense of the that the agriculcongress how much dough you can roll out. Egyptian steps toward bringing The Progressive Grocer. affair to the official cognizance of ture is a basic industry and advises the interstate commerce to readjust the league of nations. rates all along the line. reOpinion in official quarters here mains optimistic that a solution of Men Ask Early Trial situation will be reached by the FOR INDIGESTION means of direct negotiations between Kansas City, Mo., Early trial of before Walter S. Dickey, owner and editor, Ziwar and Viscount Allenby the Egyptian parliament meets again. and Ralph Ellis, managing editor of indictthe Kansas City Journal-Pos- t, Aged Women Kills For Love of Youth ed by a federal grand jury in con6 Bell-an-s Berlin, A woman of 54 is on trial nection with the publication of inVienna on the charge of murdering come tax returns, was asked by the in Hot water of 67 out of jealousyy over defendants when they appear for arwoman Sure Relief aa The trial reveals raignment. The indictments were re boy. of the turned, tfie Journal-Pos- t on the strangest reactions ELL-AN-S being the The third newspaper in the country to be on record. eternal triangle 254 AND 754 PACKAGES EVERYWHERE accused is Francisca Pruscha, who so cited. The six counts charge publived with her alleged victim. Marie lication of six returns, five of local Eberl, a widow of 67. The object of persons and one of Jeanne Eagles, the strange love of the two women New York actress. The latter name a high school was selected, it was stated, to dewasr Ernest' Meiche, student, who lived with them. The termine whether press associations the younger have the authority to carry income prosecutor charges haarlem oil has been a worldwoman strangled the older to do away tax information on their wires. wide remedy for kidney, liver and with her as a rival. She then robSong Composer Sued bed the victim, that she might have bladder disorders, rheumatism, Los hold to in order the Angeles, Victor R. Schertzin-ger- , lumbago and uric add conditions. money to spend composer of popular songs, was boys love. The accused denies the named defendant here in a (250,000 charge. The boy has been exoneralienation of affections suit filed in ated of any part in the murder. superior court by Fred C. Beers, manChicago To Clean Up ager of an artists booking exchange dein Hollywood. The complaint alleges Chicago Chicagos rejuvenated correct Internal troubles, stimulate vital tective bureau has received its work- Schertzinger enticed Mary O. Beers, organs. Three sizes. All druggists. Insist ing orders. All the policemen, from the plaintiffs wife, known in motion on the original genuine Gold Medal. the squad leaders down to the plain pictures as Mary Culver, to leave clothes men, who came in the down- him September thirteenth. town headquarters following the apWeds Best Boy in Class pointment of Captain William Shoeo were maker as chief of detectives, SAS iOSCARAl J Canby, Ore., The school board of DeSTORM d ordered to go and get em. Canby will meet this week to decide puty Superintendent Matthew Zim- what to do about Rosamond Lee iACRIPPE"3irarK high school teachmer, acting chief of police in the ab- Shaw, sochioanM on who November 10 married sence of Chief Collins, was the one er, Clifford Samuelson, 17, a stuLeroy who handed out the orders. Many in police circles as- dent in the high school and known of the Have Good Hair were the most stringent as the best boy in the class. serted they And Clean Scalp given out in many days. De Valera Released Eamonn de Valera, the Belfast, Bogus Money Plant Found Soap and Ointment who on November Republican leader, Dominick Sacco, proW ork Wonders Chicago, 1 was sentenced to one months imprietor of a soft drink establishment, was arrested here, charged with com- prisonment after entering Ulster terplicity in a counterfeiting scheme of ritory in defiance of a warning from Federal authorities the authorities has been released. He national scope. said they uncovered headquarters .of was placed on a train for Dublin and escorted to the border. the enterprise with Saccos arrest. p? Events in the Lives of Little Men FARM BLOG WILL T - for Teady ..r scalds and burns The tormenting, insistent pain of a bum or scald is quickly subdued by Resinol Ointment. Its cooling ingredients remove the inflammation, and hasten the healing. Cover the bum well with Resinol and bandage with oft gauze. In severe bums or scalds covering a large surface always se for a doctor. KmIboI product at aH druzgiita. Excavations at Kish Show Mans Progress Discovery of the stylus, the oldest known writing Instrument, in excavations at Kish, the worlds most ancient mystery city, has solved the riddle of how cuneiform script was written, It was stated hy D. (. Davies, director oi the Field museum, at Chicago. Mr. Davies stated that records of mans progress dating hack G,500 years had been excavated at Kish, lie declared indisputable evidence that the Suinmerinns gave the art of writing to the world. These people, Mr. Davies explained, existed before the splendors of Babylon arose, and in the same country as that occupied by the Babylonians at a later day. Kish, their capital, was nine miles from Babylon on the banks of an old channel of the Euphrates. It was a vast metropolis, with a civilization older than Egypts. Halts Catarrh tStsSVi Medicine of Catanb or rid your system caused by Catarrh. Sold by druggist for ever W. N. U., Salt Lake City, No. A 48-19- 24. Chinese Application Chinese newspaper contains thl ... letter from an applicant for work : I can drive Sir I ain Wang a typewriter with good nole and my English is great. . . . My last job has left Itself from me, for the good reason that the large man lias dcL It was on account of no fault of mine. So, honorable sirs, what about It? If I can be of big use to you, I will ac- tive on some date tliut you should guess. DEMAND BAYER ASPIRIN Take Tablets Without Fear If You Sea the Safety Bayer Cross. Warning! Unless yon see tlie name on package or on tablets you are not getting, the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 23 years. Say Bayer when you buy Aspirin. Imitations may prove dangerous. Adv. Bayer Indians Used This One of the finest of the wild lobelias is the great blue lobelia, said to have been used by the American Indians In treatment of disease, according to Nature Magazine. This species Is found throughout the area east of the Mississippi river and, like its more handsome relative, the cardinal flower, prefers a wet habitat. Poes the worlds badness distress you? Remember, It lias a million years in which to Improve. Why not Enjoy Health? Boise,. Idaho. For several years I suffered constantly from nervous- - ncis, and through the criti- cal time of life 1 was troubled with a catarrhal condition. A friend o f mine advised me to to Dr. write Pierce. I soon two Eurchased the Favorite Pres- . d, 0 ymn F. J. CHENEY & CO Toledo, Ohio (5,-000,0- 00 . Deafness cription and one of the Golden Medical Discovery and the first week's treatment I was better; I. began to gain in flesh and now I am the picture of health." Mrs. Clara Showers. Ask your dealer; or send 10c to Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., for a trial okg. of any of his remedies. MAUSiK a LUCAS Arm, epelr hm i SkMpni, Kllu, Ont as UadTfc Liquor Takes Seventeen Lives utmm i Minneapolis, Minn., Poison liquor a. Iiuvaruno Su NawToHr has taken the lives of seventeen men here since November 1, according to G. W. Callerstrom, deputy coroner. L. D. S. Dusiness College G. W. Williams, chemist for the inschool or crriciCNCY ternal revenue department here, anAll commercial brmnch . Catalog ftta SALY LAKE CITY, III AH SO N. Mala SL h alyzed his sixteen thousand five bottle of illicit liquor, some of the samples sent him from Minnea Money tfor M ak SL HicleUe Orletaa Saab Sd ioa ISt sota, North and South Dakota, Iowa Nawat WheaaaldKadiaaS3.Maadkerpf2.lt. and Nebraska since prohibition went ua Si JUbba.28MaavaWli.Ww.lrMkba.AL hun-iredt- Is Earn Xmas into effect. I |