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Show Ifhe Bulletin Page 4 j Governor Cold to Plea That lie Be Pardoned So He Can Remain. was turned down. That still leaves him the choice of appealing to the federal conrta. And after that hack to his native Italy, from which Mussolini has distinctly requested that he be kept away. ,A man without a country who carries a reputation as one of the biggest crooks this country has ever known is In a tough spot New York. America hasn't been kind to Charles l'onzl. Maybe It's because John Law has too long a memory and can't take the famous crook seriously when he says America Is his only home and he loves it The only answer Governor Ely, of Massachusetts, made to that remark, when Ponsi filed a plea to remain In the Unit' ed States now that his Jail sen tence is over, was a. fistful of deportation papers. Ponzl, you remember (as if any one could forget It) was the fantastic confidence man who mulcted a gullible public of $9,000,000 by the most harebrained scheme ever conceived. He promised Investors CO per cent profit within forty days. They got It, too. lie gave the earlier investors 50 per cent profit by drawing it from the later Investors. It was as simple as that Of course, the pyramid couldn't go on growing Indefinitely, and when It toppled l'onzl faced a sentence. Back to Italy. ' That was In 1920. Now he wants to stay In the country he's called home for the last 82 years. Governor Ely granted him a hearing on his petition to wipe ont the stigma of a state prison sentence, obtain a full pnrdon, and thus, so he believes, deportation. But he him one day when he was working as an office boy in a brokers office. He set himself the crazy goal of International pyramiding a postal coupon Into millions. He did Just that within a few weeks. Lived Expensively. As toon ae the sensation wore off Investors began to be a little nervous about sending more money, and when It came time to pay off the later Investors Ponzl didn't have the money. He lived in a mtllion-dolla- r mansion, operated a. number of expensive cars, showered Jewels and furs on his wife, and was one of the flashiest spenders Broadway has seen in ages. He would Invest his clients money in Florida real estate and then proceed to pyramid ML He would sell a lot to one Investor for $1& It would be resold 'for $23, then $100. then $1501 It j had no value whatsoever save the prospect of a buyer. For a while the Ponzl Investors received huge dividends A famous Wall Street hanker hailed Ponzl as a genius and offered him $10,000,000 for his secret ' In 1020 they put Ponsi under arrest bnt didnt prosecute his pretty wife, who, by the way, was waiting for him when he got ont He served 'a term in a federal prison, was rearrested and sent to Jail in Plym- - PONZI NOW FREE, DEPORTATION IS -CONFRONTING HIM From The DESERET BOOK COMPANY We invite you to come in and see our many fine GIFT SUGGESTIONS 44 East on South Temple Salt Lake Gty HsutLoM Neada by an inventor that ha can perfect a robot capable of answering 40,000 questions. Fathers It Is claimed witb excessively Inquisitive children wish ha would get on with It. London Humorist. Saxophone Inventor The saxophone was Invented In 1840 by Adolphe Sax and introduced Into the French army bands in 1ft4. 14-ye- ar m-n'-d WINTER IS HERE Dont Be Without PRESTONE or ALCOHOL In Your Radiator BUY A FROST SHIELD NOW And Avoid Accidents 50c and Up Motor Co. Morgan Prepare For Winter Pond's brilliant Idea burst upon Driving Hyland 2180 2189 Highland Drive nt outti, Jiass., as a "common thief." Ponzl Investors still receive 37 per cent of their Investments every Christmas but that's only because those who made huge profits were forced to return them. Harpooned Fish Buries Sword in Ocean Floor in length 1,000 and weighing probably pounds Man Fined for Delay in Reporting Jewel Theft Denver. Leo Emery Tritt was lined $70 In Justice court for having guilty knowledge of a felony, although he reported the incident to police. Justice Henry g. ley ruled that he did not repor 1 police soon enough that he kiU who had stolen a $3300 platinum diamond brooch belonging to Mrs Barbara Glabe, New York heiress and wife of a Colorado dude ranch) er. Kenneth and Verne Caldwell pleadgd guilty to the theft Yarmouth. N. S. Capt Frank D'Eon, who came to port with 54 swordfish from George's bank, told of encountering a fighter of the deep that "couldn't take It" On board the Seretha, the crew harpooned a big swordfish which, crazed with pain, drove full speed Into the ocean floor, burying Its word to the eyes The fishermen said that the fish Two Find Riding in headed away with the harpoon line Rumble Seat Dangerous ao fast that the gunwale smoked. Boston. Hiding in a rumble seat It took a full hour to dislodge the dead sworder from the bottom and proved dangerous for Albert Hutchwhen the crew pulled It aboard It ins and Paul Brown. Hutchins is was muddy clear to the eyes" its at HIngham hospital with concusd weapon had been broken off by the sion of the brain and Brown serious injuries They both impact On the same voyage the crew fell out of the rumble seat when sighted a huge turtle shout 6 feet the car hit a bumpi , 'jJ ' i auf-fere- THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE AT ONCE. SHOP IN MODERN STORES CONVENIENTLY LOCATED FOR YOUR USE. AMPLE PARKING SPACE 'A courteous attendant to carry your groceries to your car. COME IN TODAY. Large Pkg. 30 WHITE KING MISSION BELL COCOA ALMOND COCOA LEMON Gold Medal Flour, JO lbs TOILET 3 Bars HI FOULGERS COFFEE 1 lb. 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