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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05
BENTON CASE IS SETTLED

orItain Aeespts $4,000 Tor kiiiins 81
subject IN Mckee.
WashinStoa-Grsat Britain has
agrsed TO 4 settlement Of the claim
akAt1st Mexico growing out Of the
kfllaG OF W1liiam g. Benton, a British
subject, near Juares, On February II,
1914. Nsxico 10 to pay 10000 cash to
Mrs. Benton and q pension OF $3.50 4
Day ~ long 40 Mrs. Benton remains
unmarried
GUARD Cvmmins. British r>presen
tativs in Mexico City, concluded the
agreement with the present Mexican
government, It was learned in official
circles
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05

Peasant Uprising Near Odessa.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF serious
peasant risings in the district sur
The risings. according to reports, were
accompanied by the slaughter of many
Jews and the Jews Of the entire dis
trict are fleeing panic stricken to
Odessa.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05
s POLICE KILLED IN ATTACKS
Youth Hanged IN Dublin With Prayer
on Lips For ireland.

Dublin--There were at least IA at
:acks on the police and military in the
west and south Of Ireland. following
The funeral OF Terence MacSwiney in
Cork. Six police we're killed and IS
wounded. One member OF the military
md one naval man were wounded One
civilian was killed.
A British patrol was reported am
pushed 1T Castle DAILY, County Galway
with three officers killed
With prayer on hts lips for ireland.
ls-year-old Kelvin Barry, was hanged
here for completely In the murder of
three British soldiers.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05

Policeman Killed in St. Louis.
St Louis-Patrolman George f.
Geislsr, SO years old, was shot to death
on his beat in the central part of the
city. Geisler is the third officer who
has been murdered here in two weeks.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05
How Are
Your Fences?

Arc you going to. d.
some fall fence repairing?
Are you going, to put Up
some new fences?
We have fence supplies
and materials that Will
serve your purposes Tell
lis what you want to do
and we'll tell you what it
will cost.
No fences at all, or bro
ken down fences may
mean loss to you from
thcits, accidents. damage
suits, injured stock, stray
ing ANIMALS, or quarrels
with your nciShbors.
These things you want
To avoid, and o,u. fence
= supplies will help you.
Come in and see us now.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05

Irish Home Rule Bill Passed.
Eondon-The Irish Home Rule bill
was passed through committee stage
lp the House of Commons without
further important amendment.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05
Plan Trade with Soviet Russj,

Plan Trade with Soviet Russia.
= Washington-Pla for the opening
pr trade between soviet Russia <&d
fhe United States, with the Inter6a-
fional Clearing house in Copenha2{n
Is the means OF insuring payment to
american exporters, are under consid-
Aration by the department Of c6fn-
herce.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05
Plan Adriatic Farley.

Rome Direct negotiations will De.
gin early in November between Italian
and Jugo- Slav representatives to set
tie the Adri1tic question according to
, Seni-oIiciaI note
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05

Hog Island to Close February I.
Washinston-Hog Island ship yard
at Philadelphia, built at a cost to the
government of about $70,OOO,O0O, will
be closed February I unless disposed
Of by that date. Chairman Benson an
nounced.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05
BLAST TAKES TWELVE LIVES
The Explosion Apparently Caused by
Short Circuit.

North Tonawanda, N. Y.-Twelve
men were killed in an explosion And
fire at the distributing tower Of the
Niagara Falls Power company here.
The explosion apparently was caused
by short circuit The force Of the
blast burst steel barrel Of lubricati2g
oil and the flash of the electricity H.
nited the OIL which was thrown over
the men in the room.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05

Football Causes Boy's Death.
Pharr, Texas-Nelson Demange, 10
years old, died this afternoon, follow
ing an operation necessitated BY in
juries received in a football game.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05
Would ,mpeach Governor,

"ouIo lmpeAch GOVERNOR.
Birmingham, Administrations call
ing for general strike in Alabama
and demanding the impeachment of
Governor kilby for sending troops into
the coal fields, where miners are on
strike. were introduced at a meeting
of the State Federati ton of Labor
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05
Army Eniistments hioh.

Neutrality-suspicious. for the reg
ular army continue to flock in at re-
cord-breaking rates, Adjutant General
Harris office announced. and 1895
eniistments accepted during October
broke all peace-tine records for the
month
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05

Tug Founders, Six Drowned.
/ Havana-Six men of the crew of
twelve on the tug Mariel were drowned
trying to reach shore after the Mariel
Wondered in the high sea which was
running.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05
ARMED MEN GUARDING GINS
Danger Of Negro Uprising In Alabama
Reported paoeed.

MoutSomsry, Ala.-Armsd county
and city officers and citizen volunteers
wSte On guard in the southern portion
OF this county whore the burning OF
cotton gins, dwellings and churches
haS led to the arrest Of eleven Negroes
and the death Of three others. Re-
ports from the region were conflicting
and meaSer but indicated that order
had been restored.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05
Cocchi Convicted Of Murder,

Milan-Fred Cocchi, charged with
murder Of Ruth Cruger, whose body
was found buried in the cellar under
his shop i'll New York several months
after he fed to Italy was convicted OF
murder He was sentenced t. g
ears. -FOUR months and three DAYS
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-07
Salt Lake Scout Boys Will
Climb Mt. Timpanogos

Monday Asst. Scout Executive ID. Il.
Hammond OF Salt Lake was up Ameri-
can Fork canyon and made arrange
ments for the big Salt Lake scout out
ing up Mt. Timpanogos, Aug. IS. 10,
20 and 81. The boys some 100 In mum
Der, & is expected will go from Sal:
Lake to the mouth OF American Fork
canyon by auto truck. They will then
hike to Community flat where a tire,
day camp will be made. Thursday
Aug. 10 they will climb the big noun.
tain and will return to camp. Frida,
will BE- rest and play day. SATURDAY
the party will make the trip to Han
sons cave. Sundy the return trip wi,
be made.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-07
N. !. A. SCHEDULE
FOR OUTING At HUT

The Second ward scouts and bee
Awe "'ls returned home Saturday af-
ter spending a week at the M. l. A.
Hut n the canyon. While there they
all climbed Mt. Timpanogos and re-
port having a fine time.
The Fourth ward OF American Fork
and the Lehi Fifth ward are there this
week. and Mrs. Delbert Chapman is
the stake board member there this
week
Next week. August ola. four wards
will be at the camp, they are: Manila.
I.ehi LIST, Pleasant Grove LIST, and Ian
don. The stake board member that
week will be Miss Amy Walker.
American Fork 3rd. Lehi 4th. and
Alpine will. be there the week OF Au-
gust 1921. with Mrs. s. W. Ross as
stake board member.
Pleasant Grove End. and 3rd ward
will be there August 23-2S. with Efhe
Warwick as stake board member.
Those not listed have either been or
ave not applied for any time.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-07
Highland Joy Riders Arrested

Marshal Robinson took in bunch
OF young Highland Joy riders Sunday
for zig tagging their auto along Main
street. The driver explained that he
made a quick turn and that the lady
occupants OF the car gave a scream
SO he tried II again and yet again.
or course the Marshal read the state
law. which rorbids such driving. but
It was found that the law could not
be enforced unless the speed limit
signs were up TO warn the travelling
pubic, SO the young Joy riders were
turned loose upon giving promise
that II would not occur again.
The signs will be put up probably
next week end then an extensive cam
paign against speeding will common
CO. Tho speed limit Is to be l5 miles
per hour and hours at the inter-
sectiopc.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-07
MANY BOYS IN RUTH'S

AZ the bsginning Of the season
. New York shoe 6rm announced
that for every homo run BABE
made they would give him . pair
Of shoes. BABE might b hard on
shoes but thirty-three pair 10 more
than he needs 20 be has given
the boys Of New York orphAnago
bis claim % the shoes.
Yes. he hos . heart tor orr AaR
boys - he vas N ~ orphansg3
simse1 ens tina
WE PRINT BUTTER WRAPPERS.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-07

This excursion planned by tn,
Wholesale Trades Department OF the
Salt Lake Commercial Club marks o
new period Of cooperation between tn,
business interests OF Southern Utah
and the business interests OF Sal,
Lake. The primary object of the men
in the Salt Lake party is to get in
closer touch with the problems OF
our end of the state. to UNDERSTAND
the men better. and. II possible Sc
cure cooperation of all counties for
the bettermen and development OF
Utah. Local arrangements are well
under way and the local entertain.
ment committee Is planning a warm
reception for the Salt Lake party
Every citizen has a duty to perform
in making these visitors welcome and
the spirit OF cooperation should be
manifest here at all times.
The Commercial club excursion will
leave Salt Lake at $3.50 a. m., Au-
gust ooh. to be gone until September
9th. During that time the tIity-five
automobiles which will comprise the
party will travel over 900 miles, all
south Of Salt Lake.
During the first day, August 30th,
the party will visit T.ehi and Ameri-
can Fork. where they will stop for
lunch. In the afternoon the excur-
sionists will journey TO Pleasant
Grove and Provo. where they will
spend the FIRST night.
The second day, August 3lst. they
will leave Provo at Q a. m. journey
through Springville to Fairview for
lunch. This trip will be made by
way Of Thistle canyon. In the after
noon the party will stop in Mt Plea
SAINT and arrive In Ephraim late In the
afternoon for the second night.
The third day September LIST, the
Salt Lake party will leave Ephraim
at $3.50 a. m. and after visiting Man
ii will stop at Gunnison for lunch.
In the afternoon they will stop at
Salina, journey to Monroe Hot Springs
for a swim and come back to Richifeld
where they will spend the third night
The fourth day, September End. they
will leave Richfield at 1890 n. m.
and will visit Elsinore. Marysvale and
Pappuitch. at MarysyaIe they will be
served lunch. The fourth night will
be spent in Panguitch.
Friday the fifth day. September I'd,
they will journey to Bryce Canyon.
The party will have lunch on the rim
of the canyon and return to Panguitch
for the night
Saturday. September 4th, the Salt
Lake party will journey across Bear
Valley from Panguitnh to Parowan for
lunch, arriving In Cedar City late
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-07
Boys Arrested for Smoking

TWO mInors from the 9Th ward were
arrested Saturday for smoking. whel
arrested they said they were over
Is and they were turned out on a 81
bail. When they appeared Monday
however. they admitted that they were
not yet rs, so they were then asked
to appear Monday afternoon before
the Juvenile Judge. But when D. m
rolled around the boys failed to ap.
pear and their bail money was turned
over 20 the Juvenile officer. Just be-
cause they forfeited their bail Of $500
each does not mean. that they are now
free from arrest.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-07

Saturday afternoon, to remain there
over night
Sunday. and half OF Monday, Sep
TENDER 5th and 9th, will be devoted
to Zion National Park. Leaving Zion
Park Monday noon. they will visit
Hurricane and arrive at st. George
for the night
Tuesday, September 7th. they will
start back TO Salt Lake, arriving In
Cedar City for lunch and stopping In
Beaver In the afternoon. then going
to Milford for the night.
Wednesday, September sth, they will
leave Milford at 300 a. m. and Jour-
ney back to Beaver. stop ut Fillmore
for lunch and spend the night in Ne
phi.
Thur sday. September 9th. the last
day, they will leave Nephi at 900 a.
mr. stop at Payson. have lunch at
Spanish Fork and are due to arrive In
Salt Like at 4:15 p. m.
There will be about $50 members
In the Salt Lake party and they will
make the trip In thirty five automo-
biles. This is considered splendid
opportunity to show our friends from
the north what We have in Southern
Utah and we have here chance 20
do some really good work for our
community.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-07
Sunday Nights Meetings

The meeting last Sunday night was
except. onally good. The program was
under the direction OF the Mutuals'
Clifford u. Young was the speaker,
who gave an interesting discourse on
the Conversion OF St Paul. In addi-
ton the following program was given
Solo by Mrs. Rem Halliday. and a
reading by Amanda Booth.
Next Sundays meeting will be und-
or the direction Of the Sunday school
and a good program is assured.
Judge II. NJ. Rolapp will be the
speaker.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-07
Fined SIS for Disturbing
The Peace

At the trial OF Arthur I.aycock Sat
urday, where his former wife accused
him Of disturbing the peace, he was
found guilty and sentenced To a fine
OF $500. When the complaint was
sworn 10 last week he plead not guilty
and when he received his sentence he
gave notice OF an appeal. Monday,
however, he appeared and said that
rather than 20 to the expense and
bother Of a new trial he would pay
the fine. FH1
The case against his OK wife was
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-07
90 YOU MEMBER?

the back osi Ths time $50 -
Wnoo4
would Skinny would always eaD
the coud three
well Alright
right asl.
bas anl
Then after hours arsuns
sad Al Mercer would probably loom n the sn that
have the ts.s through The eceo as afsss E ss cst Ac
better beat II for. hs sss here "-Enish bal gams
!eter onv % ewieiv pafS.ecm W. - ecpe ~ ~
though mach h aSt aida
and the ra0s
fsiias
bridges Ad Be buy vatchu whore The
bunch ', 49,. II.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-07

Beautiful and inspiring is the triI
up American Fork Canyon 70 MT
TIMPANOGOS.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-07
Lost Man Goes Insane

When ] reached my last candle. IL
flashed on me what Conan Doyle said
, about deduction, and sat down on a
cold rock to think myself out OF that
awful dungeon. I prodded my subcon-
scious mind with all the will had to
recall landmarks, ways or means to
guide me out to the daylight. ! took
my bearings. and blew out my last
candle. and thought in the darkness.
The darkness was black. solid and
impervious. II was the nescience be-
fore creation. and I seemed to be the
only mind brooding there beside the
DEVILS. Around me heard the weird
dripping or water. and the cold air
chilled me. I was frightened.
Finally I imagined some land.
marks; my mind exaggerated them in.
to realities. I was confident could
find ny way out drew the last
short candle stub from my pocket
to light up. and found had no mat
ches.
81 became terribly agitated. but dar-
ed not venture out into the cavern,
for I knew there we're assures at the
edge OF the grotto dreadfully deep.
SO sat on that clammy stone and
went stark mad.
81 am very sensitive to dark and
cold" Mr.. Mcnamara laughed apollo
geticaIly. "or I wouldn't have lost my
head so quickly. Hereafter. I shall be
wary, and carry ball OF Irvine to
hitch NJ to astalagmite in the first
room. wouldn't mind getting lost
now. though" he joked, for, when
came to my senses. some sheep herd
ers were giving me dose OF some
thing which is prohibited now. real
Iy thought I was Aladdin"
Beautiful and Inspiring Is the trip
up American Fork Canyon TO Mt
TIMPANOGOS.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-07
FlCAN FORK CANYON AND CAVE
| LATEST NOVELTIES FOR MOTORISTS

,urcan Fork canyon the Hanson's cave and Mt Tim.
s are being talked and written about for their
IT, charms Sunday Tribune had pictures with tbe f,.
81 seup Altho this paper has told the story before VIZ
mint it. as it may be read by others who are NOT
/, rrstural wonders in our canyons aware
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-07
LEGION GALA DAY
QUEEN CONTEST

There has been a number of new
names added this week to the Queen
Contest for Legion Day, Sept. Q. Votes
can BE purchased at all three drus
stores for I cent each.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-07
SALT LAKE COMMERCIAL CLUB PARTY D
WILL VISIT AMERICAN FORK AUG. 50

The Salt Lake Commercial Club party which will leave
Salt Lake the morning of August 3Oth will arrive in American
Fork in time for lunch the first day at li45 remain
until 40 The local arrangements under the direction
OF Dr. C. NJ Clark President of the American Fork CONNER
cial Club
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-07

n.mself lost in the bewildering maze
OF pasaageways, some of which have
not been explored to this day
IL was in the Devils Slide, ..,s
Mr.. Mcnamara, on a recent v,s;, %
American Fork, that became aware
OF my perilous position. At frs, ,
was only perplexed; then I became
Irightened, and soon delirium set IN
Inc eerie, grotesque nature NJ tho
place effected me from the bepinn,ng
Inc room was very damp and chill.
ana the shadows from my candle were
uncanny.
Thirty-three times to the conn, ;.
continued Mr.. Mcnamara. with a sbud-
der OF recollection, II sought an Ell,
from the DEVILS Slide. but invariablv
came hack to it. God knows how
many more times left it while un-
conscious. I scrambled and stumbled
and ran frantieally from room to
room. as the awful danger dawned on
my reason. burnt each candle stub
80 low that the grease scalded my
nneers, and then put the candle
on stone until II burned out.
tried all five Of the passages Of the
DEVILS Slide. one after the other
sometimes going to great depths in
the earth. but. when my reason left
me. was sitting on a great, ciammy
stone. with my muscles stiff and sore,
and my body wet with cold perspira-
ton.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-08-07

Ia. hooking for a spot to spend
| a. roaming among the won
!, ,.ture or in search of some
b as.,ent in natures offerings
|, AT overlook American Fork
I M Timpanogos or Hanson's
M,se various places of beauty
L.,,.d 4 short distance from Am
NH and are the equal OF any
A. state has to offer for a few
,.,Ipr among the mountains.
zoo rises 12,oOS feet above
q IN majestic grandeur and Is
Il .scend from the American
..,,ou side. The canyon itself
,mre of mountainous SCENERY
q. cave is a gem Of mystery
| .,,rlcoked by Utah's populace.
APPARENTLY no other reason
4, lack Of advertising, a grotto
| ,nuscends the cave Of Aladdin
u has been omitted from the
midebook. II seems rather
seut that wealthy travellers OF
| Aould spend money in Ken
,br the purpose Of visiting the
n cave, when there Is a cave
I'M Lake as wonderful. even
I 4 has not yet been exploited.
bu,riation for further explor-
| md Development Of It's trail
usdoubtedly aid In shifting the
q tourist travel into Utah.
though the cave was discov-
Martin Hanson some thirty
10. is existence Is unknown
n people. Mr.. Hanson was
he'd into the cave by a fugitive
IN lion, and became SO en-
10 the exquisite crystal for
on the walls, that the mcun-
br threatened to initiate him
less material mysteries Of
\, which, according to Mr..
would have been q great dis
nent, after having beheld the
Of his newly found cave.
sas Palatial.
hcent beyond imagination are
unerable palatial rooms Of
cave. When one first en-
De eyes become accustomed
m, he finds himself in a
- cathedral. lit with q
efyStalline scintlllations. re-
hon the still flame OF his
On the right a monstrous
san Of glistening stone rises
u dome. prickly with tran.
rilactites.
assage into the next room is
With great, round glazed
md, though the explorer is put
slight exertion In ascending
Seauties Of the temple at the
ne corridor lull him into i'm
rest and forgetfulness. On
Of the temple is a deep. gray
sod, limpid water, while heap
nc Il In splendid profusion
Like stalaglnites and shards
u onyx. On the other side OF
'ks the place of colonnades.
'svay inclosed with white col
cleaning stalagmites. At
"a OF the temple Ia a chaste,
She, which Is called The
Race a candle between the
Frals Of agate-like stone,
ave a miniature OF the chap
lh Mary in the cathedral OF
v twilight.
''sally one comes to the orr
w. which is hung with long
tsantic stone elephant ears,
with curious bits OF ex-
uaeral formations, which re-
/" some OF the queer Chi
rings In teak wood.
ssdy Enacted.
n pilgrimage To Hanson's
''h one Of the near TRACED
canyon of American Fork.
: prevented shortly before
|" me visitation to the cave
'ep'herders, whose identities
W discovered.
ncNamara OF Kansas City
'h'o The cave, after visiting
near American Fork. Not
VI The magnitude OF the
'n'ered with only a few
80 which he had used in
! a0'es' He became SO excit-
y Interior that he ventured
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-24
REPUBLICANS MAKE
 BIG GAIN IN FLORIDA

TAMPA, Fla, Dec. "A (by Associ- ated Press) s).-In connection with the inroads made by the Republican party into the solid south, a local Demo- cratic newspaper analysing the off cial returns from Florida of the pres idential election shows the Republi- can vote in Florida has grown from less than per cent of the total num- Der of ballots in 1916 to about 30 per cent of the total cast in 1920. In the four years the Democratic vote grew little more than 48 per cent while the Republican vote in the same time grew almost 160 per cent.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-24
ONLY TWO DOLLARS
 FOR BOTTLE OF SCOTCH

REGINA, Sask, Dec. "A (by Asso ciate Press).-Scotch whisky, as sold under the provisions of the Saskatch evan Temperance Act, 1920, will cost the consumer two dollars for an eight ounce bottle
 Wholesale prices have also been agreed upon and 1t is estimated drug gists will sell on a margin of 50 per cent profit.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-24
ADVOCATES CONTROL
 OF FLOOD WATERS

ASHEVILLE, N C., Dec "A (by Associated Press) ).-Control of floods throughout the southeastern section of the southeastern water resources office of the United States geological survey, with headquarters here.
 The idea is to temporarily dam waters originating in the western North Carolina mountains during pe- riods of excessive rain. Huge basins would be built in mountain crevasses. into which flood waters could be turned and stored until high waters of streams lower down had subsided Streams whose sources are in this section form rivers in Tennessee, South Carolina and Georgia.
 Ask for quality bread, the City Bakery's famous Cream Loaf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-24

Professional kodak finishing. Scar borough. Agency at Cordova drug store.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-24

If you change your address. do not nor1fy the carrier boy-rsport yous aev adAPoss b Ae otYlc>,
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-24

Sun Maid Raisin Bread, always q favorite at the City Bakery.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-24

Graham Bread fresh every day at the City Bakery.