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Show UTAH STATESMAN . e : News Notes if 'a a Privilege to Line in Utah FARMINGTON Rain which had fal- len last week has been disastrous to Davis county onion growers who had onions for ready pulled shipment. Rain has been prevalent throughout tha gntlra county all week; with a general snowstorm. According to Mr. .Matthews, farm bureau crop tester, 150 carloads of onions which were to bo moved out of tbe county this week are lying in the fields. Up till this week there have been 165 carloads ent out this season. MYTON Parsons who camo to by way ol the Strawberry routs, rehorn Salt Lake City last week-enported a snowfall of 4 to 6 Inches Snow also fell at Altonah and tbe upper county Friday afternoon. In the lower part of the baeln it waa quits My-to- n d ,, .... 'T sA 2 ni? '&: c Retail department SALT LAKE stores of tbe state of Utah had a total k payroll of fl.188,709 during the year ending June 80. 1926. These storea gave employment to an average of offers of debt settlem-mt- , but without 1181 persona during that time. avail. BRIGHAM CITY Beet growers of the Brigham City ingar factory disPOLOVESA, a woman, trict have received orders to begin DR. Y. K.representative of the Rus- harvesting and delivering their ripe sian Red Cross In London since 1921, beets Monday, acordlng to Orson A. was expelled from England by or Christensen, agricultural superintendder of the home office. 8he la tha ent of tbe local factory district first woman to be denied the priviLOGAN Cache county cattle have leges of tbe country since the raid on made a very good showing at thy anthe Russian Trading company's headnual Utah state fair, which opened at quarters by Scotland Yard men la Salt Lake last Saturday, October 1, in search of propaganda. tha opinion of County Agricultural 1 Demoutntion of guns with remote routml. at tbe AlktdAn proving grounds. 3 Tannenberg eatlonel war memorial dedicated by the Germane and accepted by President Von Illndenburg. 8 8liootlng of a big oU well near Jacksonville, 111.. where Uie precious fluid has been found at s depth of KtO feet. anti-aircra- ft NEWS REVIEW OF New York. Frederick I. Thompson, and tlie publlolier of live Alabama newspapers. In an Interview In New York, said tlie Keputilicune ' could break tbe solid South by nominating Hoover, providing tlie Democrat name Al Smith. Tbe campaign for Smith has been actively opened In several Western states, notubly Kansas snd South Dakota. CURRENT EVENTS 1 In ' Opponents of Obregon in Mexico Lead Revolt One Is Executed. and CABINET members, high army othand hundreds of last er persons, gut lie red at tlie Aberdeen REVOLT the in proving grounds, near Washington, many parts of the country taking Thursday, end witnessed demonstrasrma against the government, which tions of the newest things In weapons supports Obregon for the presidency. nd automotive equipment, the most Parts of the garrisons of Mexico City' el nbo rate display of tlie kind since and Torreon and troops In the state the World wur. Tanks, tractors, of Vera Crux mutinied under the leadft bombs, sinoke curtains, ership of many of their officer. and guns, nmchlne guns, Held artillery, there were uprisings In other towiis. weapons end rifles were exhibited amt Gen. Aruulfo Gomes, one of Gbregon's tested. Many of the models shown rivals fur the presidency, was at the have been available for some time head of the entire movement, and Gen. but lack of funds has prevented tlielr Francisco Serrano, the other opposiadoption. It Is hojied this condition tion candidate, was declared to be in will soon be remedied. full sympathy with the revolt, The Ordnance officers state that in the mutineers from the cnpltal were Hum Held of artillery new weapons have defeated by loyul troops and Serrauu. been which- are far superior produced with a duxen of Ills aids, was either to the old In range, accuracy, and captured In Cuernavaca or seized In linuidth of the Held of Are. In some Mexico City snd taken there secretly. cases, notably thut of the newly per The prisoners were immediately tried fected pack howitzer, and the martial court and shot, by ordnance expert! say the new wenmn same fate was meted out to many othIs so fsr superior to the ones It was er officers who were caught. hnllt to replace that there la virtual Gomex, however, for a time eluded ly no comparison. Another example the Gullet troupe and at this writing disclosed was that of the new AmerIs rejKirted at the head of a considerican gun, which, ordable force end marching to attack the nance experts say, has s range almost city of Vera Crus lie hud been Jollied twice as great as the famous French by Gen. Hector Almnda. lender of the gnn used during the Mexico City mutineers. Federal troops war. were advancing on a part of the reliel The newest gun autoforces at I'erote. and the etnnig Vera It la con its sights matically target Crus garrison, commanded by Gen. trolled by a sensitive Instrument Jesus Aguirre, was hnmrred ready to which detects the mov position of meet the attack of Gomes. The prosAt Ing airplane by sound waves. pects at this time are that Gomes will throws Its searchlight huge night be defeated, and If he Is captured It beam directly upon the airplane sila almost certain thut lie will lie exemultaneously with tlie disciiarge of cuted. President Caliee Is apparently the gun. so strongly supported that there la small rhatice for the success of a recontinue bellion Tlie greater wirt of the army FRANCES tariff Incpcnsee subject of official notes, le loyal to him, aa Is the navy, and the Mcxli-uStatements and uisittlclal Federation of lailior la and pmteata. and a settle arguments to pledged aupiiort him. Tide attempted revolt hse at least ment of the controversy Is not In cleared the presidential situation In sight. Meanwhile our Treasury department announces the assessment Mexico, for since Obregon le aupport-eof countervailing duties on certain I'resldeiil by Guiles and his iuil$ French products. aa a direct result of two rivals-arnow eliminated. Hie election of the former prealilent seems the higher French tariff rates. The action was mandatory under an Hluuiliite certainty, luiinedligely lx paragraphs of the Fordney tariff after i he start of the uprising 2,1 dap art. which makes provision for conn uthu' who opiNised Obregon were ex tervnlllng duties. Under these para H..lcd by the congress. graphs the articles affected bear specified rates of duty nr are on tlie P'tA.VK O. MiWUKN received at his IVee list subject to a proviso that If Slnlsslppl farm several tlurasauil any nation Impnsea a higher duty. Im cent nil Illinoisans who urged him to ports of the particular commodity announce his candidacy for the from that nation shall he subject to nomination, supporting tlie that rote The same action lias been plea alrendy maile by ilelpgutlons taken In the rase of a feu; Geriuun from Nebraska. Iowa and other produeia. slates. Mr. Lowden entertained his guests huiiilMimely hut the most they Im could get from hint concerning Ills DESPITE the rigid censorship the hy government, Peking mnilhlui-was reiteration of Ills the rorrospondents In (lilnn have previous statement. namely : "I know sent over enough Information to prove of no ninn In ell our history who lias lliiil Peking In In grave danger of raprun away from the Presidency, and ture hy the armies of Shansi provno one who appreciates the solemn ince. which are allied with the southresponsibility of thut high office will Yen ran after the Iresldncy." Mayor ern Nutlonullsta and ere led by Yen governor. mllltnry Thompson of Ghlragn tins let It he took Kalgnn and tlie Manchurians known that if laiwdcn enters Hie liefnre Ills advance., planwithdrew preferetillul primaries In Illinois, he a stand at the Great ninke to ning will present himself aa a remlhlHte. Wull or at the Nnnknw puss about and Ids friends an Id If lie did this he forty-fiv- e miles northeast of Peking. would capture large numbers, of Marshal Chang sent Ids aviation and Southern delegates In the national unlls from Peking to convention. An Immcdlnte result of heavy artillery Tientsin and It won thought he might the Thompson Announcement was tlie lie preparing to evacuate the capital. almost complete rllmlnntlon of ChiThe situation caused considerable cago from tlie list of cities necking concern In Washington and Iamdon. tlie convention. Sun Franc! 4m ami from Tokyo wild the JapPlspatehce Cleveland now seem to he In the lead, anese government waa seriously conwith Minneapolis and I Detroit still In the sending of troops from sidering the running. The Republican nationManchuria to Peking and Tientsin If al committee will decide on the matters In China grew worse. IHieemlier 8. nccordlng to a Chairman Butler. Thnt gentleman two friendly and other tnemliers of the committee MOSCOW Ignored from Paria that tlie were tl e guests of President Coolldge at n breakfast and obtained tlie Im- Soviet ambassador, Rakovsky, was pression that he was sincere In hie persona non grata, so the French government last week formally demanddetermination nnt (o accept renomlna-tloConferences of the leaders In ed Ida recall. This step waa forced Washington brought out (he opinion by the violent press campaign against thnt lloiver wrmld ran better than tha continued presence of Uakovsky. Russia had made efforts to smooth Hughes. In the West and Mouth, ever the situation hy Increasing Its have the bet though the latter wo By EDWARD W. PICIARD flared up In Mexico anti-aircra- - anti-aircra- semi-offici- d e y llsl-shn- n. who were said te THIRTY pencils, of a Communist lobby, were detected trying to bore from within" at tlie annual convention of tha American Federation of Labor In I os Angeles. One of them. Mid Rush, was arrested and booked on susilclon of criminal syndicalism. The police said Bush had In hts pocket n letter from William Z. Foster, secretary of the Communist party of America, Instructing hlin to obtain the Introduction of certain resolutions In the convention and naming the Communists with whom he was to work. One of the moat Important developments at the convention was Uie withdrawal of the building trade department of the federation from association with the national board for Jurisdictional awards In the building Industry on the grounds that the board hud failed to render definite decisions. -- of Illinois and COAL miners tlielr long strike and Iowa went buck to work, having reached a compromise with the oiieratora wliercby they ere to receive temporarily the same wages is under the Jacksonville A Joint board Is to take agreement the wage qcuallno In each state. It up waa believed a similar agreement would eud the strike In Indluna mines. German aviators and an from Vienna started from Berlin In a huge Junkers plane to fly to America via Lisbon and the Azores. They were not after a record, so they stopped first at Amsterdam for fuel. Then flying soil tli ward, the plane wue forced to descend Into the sea off Cape Ron. Portugal. A tug waa sent to the rescue and It was announced that the plnne was uninjured and the flight would be resumed. ace. William A. Yarkey, war-timpresident of an aircraft company snd rlose friend of Col. Charles A. Lind liergli, wns k lilt'd at Maywood. IIU wlien a p'- - lie he was testing crashed and liutrt Into flames. The son of a ML Louis business man. Yackey was n a member during the war of the the of end later forces flying American army THREE e t Hut-(n- ex convict and Is lu the Last Thursday, aa limelight again. he and his wife were on tlielr way GEORGE REMUS, -- auiier-UKitlegge- r. to court In Cincinnati to settle their domestic difficulties, Itemns It rail a volley of bullets Into the taxlrnh In whlrh were the woman and tier adoptMrs Remus sustained ed daughter several wounds and died In a hospital. Itemua had accused the woman of "framing" him and having him railroaded to the Atlanta penlrentlary four yrnrs ago. and after his release she tiled suit for divorce, .charging cruelty. LAST week It was the turn of Great and King George to en- tertain the American legion tourists known as the "good will purty." and the Job wee well done. On their arrival In Ixmdon the Legionnaires formed In procession on tlie Embankment and. led by Howard P. Savage, retiring commander, marched to tlie Cenotaph, where Mr .Mavege deposwreath. They then proceeded ited to Westminster abbey, where enoUier wreath was laid on the grave of the Unknown Warrior. The first entertainment was a luncheon given by tha nriiiah legion and presided over by the prince of Wales, wbo assured the Americans that they were aa welcome Fola they were ten years ago. lowing this waa a series of functions Including a reception by the king anA queen. Before going to England tbe Ig1oo-naira- s visited ' Belgium and were warmly received by King Albert an Queen Elisabeth. - ne ASPIRIN-genui- - Unless you see the Bayer Cross on tablets, you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by milv lions and prescribed by physicians over 25 years for - ter chance to defeat Smith BAYER SAY cold. Colds Headache Neuritis Pain Neuralgia Toothache Lumbago Rheumatism DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART Accept only Bayer package which contains proven directions. boxes of IS Ubista. of 4 and 100 Druggists, "Bayes Agent R. L. Wrlgley. BALT LAKE Although the greatest rainfall In twenty yean has been experienced In southern Utah this sear son, with heavy showers recently, roads in that section are in good condition, everything considered, according to Frank Page Stewart, who, with W. D. Sutton, has Just completed a Surrey of southern counties for the state Mr. Stewart board of equalization. snd Mr. Sutton returned to Balt Lake Saturday. SPANISH FORK Great improvement Is being made on the road from Spanish Fork to the mouth of Spanish Fork canyon by the state road commission. directed by the state road commission, directed by R. W. Money. A corps of workers Is surfacing the road wlthcrushed gravel, making it almost like a paved highway. The workers also are grading up the road from the outside edges, making it better for A corner has passing automobiles. likewise been rounded off as the road inters town, thus eliminating two right angle turns. BRIGHAM CITY Jesse W. Hoopes of this city, president .of the Utah Poultry Cooperative Marketing assocl-ttion- , announced that arrangements were completed during tbe week for he purchase of the state association it the large warehouse located near the Oregon Short Line railroad depot from Alfred N. Olsen, fruit and produce dealer of this city. The consld iratlon Is approximately 910,000. SALT LAKE More varieties of wild flowers can be found In Utah than any other atate. Approximately .very variety of wild flower found In other states can be found In Utah, with many varieties common inly to tbe Beehive state. HELPER Ground waa broken last week for tbe largest business block ever constructed In Helper. The structure to be erected Just aorta of the Times building will cover an acreage f 138 by 90 feet, and la being financed by the Helper Secureltiee company, he block la under construction by the Helper Building and Construction com-wn- y. MYTON J. W. Carlson of Fort Du chesne, who has charge of the Uintah basin experimental farm, which la located on a forty-acr- e tract near that place, reports that satisfactory prog-es- s has. been made during the year 1927. Farmers from, all parte of the :aaln have visited the farm, and. It to said, received substantial help. NAMPA Receipts of the recent Twin Falla county fair, exceeded the previous high record by approximately 25000, acordlng to Frank J. Keenan, The total was 119,091.83, secretory. snd of this amount, $12,643.60 waa token In at tbe gate and grandstand 1772.50 from boxes, and $6,665.38 from concessions and miscellaneous Items. VERNAL .in iiioi iiim III Hit see son occurM in verim. u, .4hir) vai a mi iii a lb ley early on official n.n on wwnIimh .tliserwi A. Theodore l.ihnsim rtiai eciiril-Mt his thevnioill-lfn irKien above tent in H,ua. ini ,iihei parin of the veilev some innm lamaae ei done to Karrien prod mi a t The ki killing froais n the 4imna ei on ms night of May 8h mi 4S ra span tie tween the late .main md ,ti flrat autumn front n imina lust one liy less than four months tf Getting Accurate Data on Ocean Temperature A virtual floating thermometer has been made of tha Los Angeles liner Calawal! by the University of Califor- awaramaup i g V 1 orbwnitissrssBsilyand ff I quickly lamovsd with- nt knife or firing iron. Abeorbinereducesthem and toavsa no permanently In Los nia, aays tha Angeles Times vflr A , blemishes. Will potbHates an effort to obtain accurate data f 8( cs remove tha hair. Home about tbe ocean's temperature for nse worked during treatment At draggtotaor free. la studying currents tbe university. $U0 postpaid Horae book In Swfhlrewurtlrei BankadlvswtShwMI with tha Los Angeles wHV.SOTaUfMliartlmthmktikaa AlartiM aW tdaOMns MwaMs." Steamship company, has installed a thermograph In the engine room of the ship. Attached to the Intake pipe of tbe engine to a tube of mercury. Tbe other end to attached to the thermoBporial Bale. BmtIM la iHm Pfart aacklaro. I Btraadii, white sold dlamaed graph. Aa tbe tea water la drawn clasp. Satis, rear. Fries (It. C. M. Guthrie. 1411 CsmpbcTl Atc., Lyschburs. Vs. Into the Intake It flows over this mercury tube, causing the mercury to rise X.KAB1C Bed linn he sbls U aeuns satire snsfciiriural. Write for mnlmlere. and foil according to the temperature. n labs (Or, Ctsb A atrip of paper ruled for days AGKKTS HOT, JlKT OCT hours and minutes automatically reBrad tic for I aaw novaltlaa, II IMPORTING CO 111 cords the temperature at all times as for 91. SO. NOVBLTT Imparted W. so. Adame Chics at. the ship plows Its way through the PaBANISHED CONSTIPATION cific to and from Hawaii. No drees. Complete laatroctlaoa for - lie Heretofore all atndy of ocean temIf not refunded Mousy aallsfictory. Sr. peratures was made by dipping np Bas Iff. East Sse Dlrse. Calif. buckets of surface water and placing It's Not Being Dane a thermometer therein. Motorist Sorry, old man. All I have to $& 111 pay you more later. Blonde or Brunette Victim Say I How do you get A Missouri preacher wbo has marthat way I Do you think you can ride ried more than 4,000 couples during over me and pay on the Installment hto pulpit career mentions the circumplan? stances that the brunette brides take their union rather more seriously Good Health Keep than tbe other types. Tha A Woman Young girl cornea up to the altar with the beat of a sportsman. She wants to Cotow was an rundown Denver, show you what she has captured withIn health and not until 1 took Dr. Mans's Favorite Proscription did I out describing the size of those that get any benefit I got away. But tha pastor saya that need about a doses among the blonds there are very bottles of the Produmb-belldo not seem many They scription' but I wts to know what It to all about and tew wqjl long before of them seem to care. Bat It must be that I Just kept it understood that this to a Missouri recnp until I had taken that much, and ord and may not apply ao rigidly to I have Mver been tbe bride In other statea Out here sick since. I would the rumor that Honda are dnmb has advise any woman never gained much headway. Los if In poor health to Angeles Times. try the 'Favorite Prescription.' " Mrs. Susie Abernathy, 2835 Walton St Foresees Bottle-Fe- d Nation In liquid or tablets, at your deal .There to danger of bottle-feedinera. Bend 10c to Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y, tor trial becoming a erase, declared Dr. A. F, pkg. of tablets, and writs for free G. Sparks, a prominent English docmedical advice. tor, at a recent maternity and child welfare conference at Newcastle-on-TynW. N. U, Salt Lake City, Nd 27, England. Unless bottle-feedints naInfants he for checked, said, tbe Juat the Some tion would become bottle-fe- d with "Youre tn from Indigestion. reloss Buffering His efficiency. consequent Drink a cup of hot water .erery mornmarks were confirmed by other medical men. The sheriff of Newcastle ing." "Ive been doing that for some time, suggested that welfare centers teach fathers how to keep babies asleep at doctor, only my wife calls It coffee." Answers. night. BrJ 6-- S rABsggBifcia amuixo red-head- 'I s. g 42-19- g gii Hi -- BOISE District engineers. In Boise for the conference of highway bureau officials, went Into conference with J. D. Wood, commissioner of public works, on the highway program for 1928. This program, Its waa learned, may reach as high aa two and a half million dollars from all sources before the year to over, to bo spent on construction, reconstruction and oiling. 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