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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-26

Every city on the circuit at which
series was being played Off exper-
fenced rain, necessitating the calling
off of one or more games so that
the series were all short. or these
abbreviated series Portland won it's
second OF the season by taking two
of the three games played from Los
Angeles. The best salt Lake could
do was TO tie Vernon, so that the
Bees still have their first series to
win, having tied two and lost the
other five.
, 1921-10-25
". c. 7. j. STATE
OFFICERS NAMED
CONVENTION
All Are Reelected With One
Exception Casper Delegates
Take Prominent Part
in Sessions.

The wyoming women's Christian
Temperance Union at its recent three
day convention in Lusk. reelected.
with one exception. all officers of the
organisation for the ensuing year.
The one new officer is Mrs. Minnie
Fenwick Of Burns. who was chosen
vito president.
Under the new organization Mrs.
s. a. Bailey Of Casper continues as
president, Mira George Ferguson OF
Casper VIII be corresponding secre-
tary for another year. Mrs. A. B.
Fowler of Guernsey is recording sec
Rotary md Mrs. e. @. TRACER Of Cas-
per was again named as treasurer
The Casper society had a splendid
spirit as was show by the number OF
delegates that attended the convention
at Lusk- Among them were Mrs. i.
T. Hall. Afiss Ruth Bundy. Mrs Marie
Pierce. Mrs C.sJ. Johnston. Mrs. c. s
Fausett. Mrs. F. c. Smith. Mrs. L. L.
Gantz, Mrs. Nettie Dunn. and Mrs
velera Bailey The convention was
considered successful from every
point Of view. $500
, 1921-10-25

out his intention.
The former emperor and empress
are now prisoners in tho Esterhazy
castle at Tsta-Troveros. and Thomas
Beaumont Hoh!er. British hish eom.
missioner In Hungary. Is hurrying
here. with the representatives Of 9th.
err nations. to insure the safety Of the
prisoners.
Orders sent to the rebeiiious troops
by Admiral Horthy. the Hungarian re.
gent. spelled the doom OF Charles at.
tempt to regain at least a part OF his
former empire. The regent reminded
the soldiers Of their oath Of allegiance
to him n demanded their uncondi-
tionai obedience. adding that he suc
cess OF their undertaking would mean
the ruin Of the country.
The firm stand OF Admiral Horthy
had its effect and the royaiist forces
scattered. Latos advices from the sec
ton OF country around Komorn, indi.
Gated the government troops continued
tho pursuit OF the royaiists and that
tho Kariist premier. NJ. Rakovsky and
County Andrassy. were among the
supporters of the former monarch.
captured ~ tho loyal troops.
The Hungarian government will
probably await action by the allied
powers. regarding Charles future
place OF residence. It Is known that
Switzerland will not again give him
refuge and II is possible that he will
be removed TO some place where he
will be virtually q prisoner OF the al.
lied powers
The followers OF the former emper.
or are reported to have lost half their
number In attempting to retreat from
Bicske to a-Tovnros. Peasants Gu,
off their retreat toward the south.
Capture Of Augustav Gratz, former
minister Of foreign affairs, who wa,
involved in the monarchist attempt, Il
reported.
The Availability of interninf
Charles in the abbey of Tihnny unit
the allies finally decide his fate WA
being discussed by the government to
day. 1t is believed no country woui,
willingly grant him asylum aud It wa
considered probable today that h
would be delivered to British authori
ties who would escort him to som
place to which It was hoped tho aIIiei
would designate.
Ex-Empress Zi.a Is expected to b,
allowed to return to Switzerland (,
Continued on Page 81
, 1921-10-25

oiAhton OF an AFFIDAVIT relating to a
row at the government printing office
which affidavit was characterised by
some house members as abscene and
unfit for transmission through the
nails
The resolution offered by Mr.. Mon.
dell follows:
whereas. Thomas L. Blanton, rop-
resentative from the Seventeenth dis
trtct OF the state OF Texas, did on
October =. 1921. ask unanimous cor.
sent TO extend his remarks in the
Congressional Record upon the docu.
ments In The government printing of.
nee which consent was granted by
the house: and
Whereas. under such permission
the said Thomas l.. Bianton did in.
sert int cause to DO printed in the
Congressional Record for Saturday.
October 20. 1921. grossly indecent and
obscene language unworthy OF n mem.
Der OF the house OF Representatives,
contrary to the rules of the house,
ceroEatory to its dignity and in VIC
iation OF its confidence. therefore be
II:
Resolved. that tho said Thona. L,
oAa4tton ny nis CouuuCta as Atoftthiu
has forfeited all rights 10 sit as a
representative in tho F~1fty-seventi
congress and Is hereby expelled ant
declared to be no longer a member Of
this house."
Another resolution for B~lanton's ex
pulsion was prepared by Representa-
tive Mclaughlin. Republican. Ne
braskn. and was about TO be droppe,
Into tho house hopper when MFR. Nc
Laughlin WINS informed that on
would be presented by Mr.. Mondeli.
Tho Nebraskan's resolution charge'
that publication Of the offending al
hdavit In the Record made II ur
mai,Sbie' and also made members o
congress- 'liable to criminal prosect
tion and punishment IL they know
ingly had caused II TO be mailed.
An establishment was made tina
the Texas delegation would meet tc
morrow to act on the Blantou case
There wns a suggestion from som
Democrats that tho resolution of ex
pulsion be amended to ccnsure only.
, 1921-10-25
YOUTH KILLS
2 BROTHERS

WARSAW. Ind. Oct. 25.- Harry
Long. II years OF age, son Of Elan
Long, a farmer living near here. yes
terday killed his two brothers. Ken
meth, five. and Russell, three. The
is believed to have become de
mented.
Tho boys were playing at the Long
farm, according to witnesses when
Harry seized a length Of iron gaspipe
and struck Kenneth. breaking his
neck. Harry then rushed to his
younger brother and struck him on
the head with the pipe. fracturing his
skull. The child died on hour later,
The father hearing the screams
rushed out but was unable to stop
the assault. with the assistance OF
neighbors. he overpowered the elder
son and held him until the arrival o.
the sheriff.
, 1921-10-25

monished by Mr.. Daugherty not to
discuss the departments plans and
the attorney general likewise refused
information. Mr.. Daugherty and the
district attorneys held their first con-
ference yesterday and at It's conclu-
sion It was announced that q program
insuring transportation Of passen-
gers, food and fuel In a $ Of a strike
had been worked out
On the general question Of the gov
ernment's right to act In event Of a
strike the justice department ia I'M
derstood to take the position. on the
authority of supreme court decisions
hat employees OF public utilities bear
a different relation to their posts
than workers in other industries be-
cause of tho duty owed by public
utilities servants to avoid any inter
ruption Of facilities upon which the
public is dependent. Upon this prin'
ciple. officials said. tho department
was prepared to protect the public
from a cessation in tho flow Of the
arteries Of throughout the
country.
, 1921-10-25
dead BY
ASPHYxiATI0N
IN cleveland

CLEVELAND, Oct 75.-Three
women and n nan were found
dead in an East End apartment
building here late yesterday. the vic
tins. police say. OF as~phyxiation.
caused by fumigat;ng gas. They
had been dead apparently for IL
hours.
The dead are:
Frank Fryer. his daughter. Mabel.
20; Mrs. ]. w. Stenhi and Miss Hell
en- AEhleman-
The bodies Of Fryer and his
daughter were found in n suite ad-
joining that occupied by Mrs Stem
hi and Miss Ashleman.
According 10 the authorities. fun
igation was started in a restaurant
which occupies the first and second
floors OF tho building last Sunday
night. The gas Is believed to have
seeped through the floors and up a
dumb waiter connecting tho upper
stories and caught the tenants with
out warning.
, 1921-10-25

architects. Inc. Of Chicago appeared
before the building committee Of the
chamber Of commerce with such a pro
posa1.
In addition the Chicago firm agrees
to provide 90 per cent of tho finances.
estimating that the building without
furnishings would COS between $780,
900 and $500. 900. The remaining
amount OF money would be raised in
Casper or in this vicinity
The proposal Of the Chicago firm
was n OF two propositions offered
to the building committee. of which
Harry N. Free is chairman. Both the
offers were taken under advisement
by the committee and decisions on
this important phase Of civic improve
ment IN expected In the near future.
Ths second offer was made by ].
Bechlinser. q Casper builder WHO sub
mitted a more modest plan. His plan
called for a six story building having
$50 guest rocms and In the main fol
, 1921-10-25
BODY
is O r
ON

PARIS. Oct. 25.-A special train
bearing the body Of Americas I'M
known soldier left Paris for Havre
Mt eco o'clock this morning. The
body arrived here last evening from
|. Chalons-Sur-Marnr. and an Amer
lean guard OF honor watched over
Il during fhe night.
A company Of French Infantry
rendered military honors when tho
train pulled out.
Nal. Gen. Allen. commander Of
American forces In Germany, and
NJ. Maginot. French minister OF
pensions, were chief figures in the
escorting party.
, 1921-10-25

the pxon1pltlou laW1s ana eftcr DcdnE
withheld since then. In anticipation
Of carly action by congress on the
pending anti.beer measure announce
ment Of the beer regulations came as
a complete surprise to prohibition
leaders,
Predicting an immediate reaction
TO the treasury's announcement In
the direction of increased pressure to
effect enactment OF the anti-beer bill.
dry advocates in and OF
ala not copceal thcir disapproval Of
the Departments action. Wayne b.
Wheeler. general ounsel for the Anti
Saloon League, described It as less
dcfensible than at n other time"
While the new rules, covering the
use Of vino and spirituous liquors as
medicines, as wen as beer. NIX . limit
OF ~ gallons. tho equivalent of .
care, on the amount OF beer that may
be prescribed to the same person at
enc time, no arbitrary limit Is placed
on the number of prescriptions one
person may obtain within = given
r<riod-
Except that the amount for q SIN
gle prescription is limited to two
quarts. the vino regulations are the
same. while spirituous liquors are
limited to one pint within any ten
day period.
, 1921-10-25
CASPER PARTY
RALLY Is SET
FOR OCT. 18TH

The Casper party will hold n pub
lie meeting tomorrow evening, Oc-
b s6 mt s O'clock at the county
courthouse TO which the public Is In
vited- The meeting is In tho inter
est OF the party candidates: w. A.
Ihachunore for mayor, and L. NJ.
Seafon, John @. Jones and NJ. j.
Foley for couneilmen Of the several
wards.
Tho meeting promises to bo inter
esting and Instructive 10 the voters
n all citizens interested In n bet
ter Casper should be present and
hear the discussions.
, 1921-10-25
MYSTERY IN
MURDER OF


NEW YORK. Oct. z5.-A SECOND
man," today entered the mystery sur
rounding the murder OF the young
woman whose dismembercd body was
found last Saturday in a pond at
Long Island City.
A package containing a woman's
blue serge suit, now believed to have
been worn by the victim was turned
owe to detectives today. The finder
OF the package. a young woman. said
she had seen two men throw It from
IN automobile near her homo Satur-
day afternoon.
, 1921-10-25

ate In continuous sessions beginning
tomorrow until the bill is passed 1t
is planned to keep a quorum present
day and night and prevent a recess or
adjournment in order to reach a final
agreement and vote
Without a record vote the sonata
adopted an amendment by Senator
Hitchcock. Democrat. Nebraska. un-
der which interest paid in 1921 and
1923 on indebtedness incurred to pur-
chase or carry tax exempt securities
issued by the United States would not
be deductable for purposes Of deter
mining net income.
, 1921-10-25
NATR0NA ST0cKMEN TO HOLD
ANNUAL MEETING NOVEMBER I

The Natrona County S~tockgrow-
ers' association, at its annual meet
on. the afternoon Of November 2,
viii discuss numerous important
matters including campaigns to be
waged against predatory animals.
wages Of ranch employees. livestock
trails, furtherance OF the stocl1men's
warehouse project, and plans for
entertaining the Wyoming Wool
, 1921-10-25
e o STORE
U IN BOHEMIA"

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-Federal pro.
hibition agents yesterday raided an
attic above a Greenwich Village res
taurant. Their haul included so
casks. 1000 bottles and 100 jugs OF
wine valued at SIS. 900. The smell of
a nearby barrel OF mash mingled with
odofs from stored cheese. the officers
said, but the attic was used as a
sleeping quarters for three persons.
, 1921-10-25
CAMERON IS
INDICTED FOR PERJURY

Cameron. United States Senator from
Arizona
The attorney general In response TO
Inquiries said there was n suspicion"
that an indictment had been brought
against Senator Cameron and that a
lot OF people were evidently attempt
ing 20 get some information. but the
department OF Justice had nothing TO
say in connection with the matter at
this time.
, 1921-10-25
OCTOBER II LAST REGISTRATION
DAY FOR CASPER CITY ELECTION

privilege are required 10 register.
Those who have recently come to
Casper and r eligible must also
register.
employers are required under the
law to afford an opportunity for
their employees to register and vote.
, 1921-10-25
BRoTHERH0oDs IN
r

CLEVELAND, Oct. 25.-Prior to
their return TO Chicago tonight,
where. on Wednesday. they will ap,
pear before the United States railroad
labor board in answer to citation. the
big Ave railroad transportation
chiefs were to continue their confer
encs today on matters pertaining &c
the strike situation. Answers to
, 1921-10-25

growers association which VIII
rpeet here in January. Election Of
officers for the ensuing year will
also be held.
Sessions Of the stoekgrowers win
be held at the I. o. o. r. hall and
1t i expected in view OF the prob
lens facing the growers that the
meeting win be larger and better
represented than those Of recent
years
, 1921-10-25
REFUSE oIL BURNED.

a little excitement was experienced
this morning when refuse oil being
burned Just north OF the burlington
tracks emitted a great volume OF
smoke, giving the appearance of a Sc.
rious coniagration. Investigation
proved 1t to be otherwise.
, 1921-10-25

The last opportunity to register
will be Thursday, October 81. at the
usual voting places. Those who reg
istercd and voted at the general cleo
ton In November. 1920. will not be
required to register but all those
who failed last year to exercise this
, 1921-10-25
MAIL BANDITS
Make BIG HAUL

NEW YORK Oct. 25.-Three automobile bandits
who held up a United States mail truck in lower Broad
way late last night, escaping with four pouches of regis
tered mail, were being sought by the police and postoffice
inspectors today.
One of the postal authorities on the case was reported
to have told city detectives the pouches contained about
$1,000,000 in money and negotiable paper. Other esti-
mates fixed the value of the haul around 100000.
, 1921-10-25
CHARLES TRIES SUICIDE
Former Empress Prevents Ex-RuIer From
Shooting Self FOLLOWING Capture ON
Collapse of Revolt to Seize Magyar
Throne; Rebel Army Is Cut to Pieces

BUDAPEST, Oct 25-(By The Associated Pres.)-
self upon the Magyar throne met with dismal failure xs.-
tsrday. attempted to commit suicide by shooting following
MS arrest near komorn. Former Empress Zita saw him prc-
pairing to shoot himself and prevented him from c.nrina
, 1921-10-25

messages from general chairmen are
agreed upon by the five leaders be
fore they are dispatched. thus main
tanning unity Of action
The big Ave" leaders discount In
timations hat there is csscord be
tween the organizations that have nu
thorized their members to withdraw
CONTINUED on Page O.
, 1921-10-25
of Last Federal Grand Jury at
Phoenix Just Revealed; Specific
Nature of Charges Not Told

PHOENIX, Ariz, Oct. 25.-Information regarding the
specific ofense or ~ofenses on which the charge of perjury
was based in the indictment returned against Ralph H. Cam
eron, Junior United States senator from Arizona, by the last
federal grand jury here, still was lacking this morning.
Both Judge William H. Sawtelle, presiding over the
, 1921-10-25
BLANT0N'S
SOUGHT
MondeHe rs Resolution to Oust Texas
Scion From House for Inclusion of
Obscene Matter in Record

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s-ExpuIsion from the hons. Of
representatives., of Thomas l. Blanton, Democrat. Texa. wa.
called for in a resolution introduced today by Representatwe
Monden, the Republican leader.
The ground for the move to expel wa. nuhI;,..;,- -
Congressional Record as part of an extension of remark, bv
, 1921-10-25

WASHINGTON. oct. as-Reward
Of $4,000 to n person bringing In
dead or alive" any one Of the
three automobile bandits who late
last night held up a United States
mail truck in New York vas offer-
cd today by Postmaster General
Hays.
, 1921-10-25
ENGINEERS and LABOR BOARD IN DISPUTE
Final Details of Government Program to
Stay Distress in Epent of Big Strike
Are Being Worked Out

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Discussion Of details as to the
policy of the department of justice in event of a railroad
strike was completed today at a final conference between
Attorney General Daugherty and districts attorneys from five
railroad cities.
The district attorneys on leaving the conference were ad-
, 1921-10-25
BEER NOT TO BE
OF ORIGINAL KIND.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct. 25.-As'
Stunning that breweries r permitted
to make beer under the regulations
Just issued by the treasury depart.
ment. &c will not be the "old-fash-
toned" kind. according TO John T.
Drane. vice president Of . Louisville
beverage company.
only malt n hops are used In
making near beer" he said. whereas
. cereal Is required for real beer"
Even then. he said. It will be three
weeks before the medicinal product
can be made
, 1921-10-25
MAIL oAR

CARBoNDALE. M. Oct. 25.-An
express and mail q on the Illinois
Central railroad was broken into today
near here and robbed of an undeter-
mined amount OF parcel post matter.
, 1921-10-25

United States district court here. and
Thomas H Flynn. United States dis
trict attorney. declared that they
could not discuss tho matter untii
Attorney General Daugherty at Wash
ington had authorized them to do 20.
The fact that the Indictment was
returned by the grand Jury at the
term OF tho federal court pending
the one now In session was lcarnes
only yesterday when an sntry relating
to the matter was found In the min.
ute book of the court. The entry
stated that the Indictment charged
Senator Cameron with violation of
section l25 Of the penal code. 1910
perjury" -
Senator Cameron was elected last
November 2. when he defeated Mar
A. Smith, his Democratic oppon-
emit and also his predecessor in the
senate. Cameron received $500 votes
against rs, 100 for Smith.
WARRINGTON. Oct 25.-Attorney
General Daugherty declined today to
enter into any extended discussion Of
the Indictment by h federal grand
, 1921-10-25
HANDCARS
SPIRIT C~ONTRABAND OVER
u. s. LINE IN NORTHWEST

* Oct. 25-Liquor runners have been bringing
liquor across the Canadian border at night on a rubber-tired,
handcar, operated over the rails OF the Spo-
kane Falls & Northern railway, according to Sheriff w: c:
Graham of Stevens county, who announced today he had
seize dthe car and a cache of liquor, valued at $4,000. The
seizure was. made near Marcus
, 1921-10-25
NJ IN
M
INCREASED

WASHINGTON. Oct. 25-Without a record vote the sem
ate today approved the house proposal increasing from $4,000
to So, 500 the exemption to heads of families having net in
come of Sc, 900 a year or less.
, 1921-10-25
Stone Tells General Chairmen They Need
Not Respond to Citation Despite
Request of Strike Arbiters

CLEVELAND. Oct. 25-lBy The Associated Press.2L
w. S. Stone, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers, today confirmed reports that he has advised the gen
eral chairmen of the engineers that they need not respond to
the citation of the railroad labor board to appear before the
board in Chicago tomorroM. by making public telekrams ex-
, 1921-10-25

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25-Normai tax rates of four per
cent on the first $4,000 of income and eight per cent on all
over that amount were approved today by the senate without
a record vote. These are the rates now in force.
The action on the tax bill began with the announcement
a new plan by the Republican majority to keep the sem
, 1921-10-25
STORY
BUILDING FOR
HOTEL LIKELY

other elaborate features of modern hoste1ries in big cities,
with 220 guest rooms all equipped with private baths and in
fact an institution that could leave nothing desired in a city
Of any size came within the realm Of possibility last night
architects. Inc- of Chicago appeared owing the general pian'of the chca
hanr~ ta rudinr committee q tAel Q im opoe
, 1921-10-25

go firm proposal.
The Chicago proposes to
finance by Issuing first mortgage
Continued on Page 81
, 1921-10-25

Beizure was made near Murcu
Wash, about rs miles north Of here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
MISS ALICE M'SORlEy
WINS FIRST LIMERICK
Every Evenings Contest On IN
Earnest; Write limercks and
Receive Theatre Tickets.

Today Every Evening announces the
first winner az its limerick offer, the
lucky one being Miss Alice MacSorley
1905 Jefferson street Wilmington, whose
limerick appears in another column
The Judges were from the store OF Lip
pincott 4 Co. Inc Each day the winner
will be picked by dlsinterested judges.
Daily the interest in the limerick offer
grows: each mail brings many new ones,
which is conclusive proof o. It's popularity
This offer is open to sll who comply with
the rules governing the of er, which ap-
pears dailv in the limerick ad. Many
were eliminated because they did not
base their limericks on an ad appearing
on the classified pagesThis must be done
Read the limerick ad on another page
for full details Note tomorrow : linericks
must be from certain classifications.
The contestants are not limited 70
one or two hmericks Write as many as you
choose. il YOU have no coupon, use PLAIN
paper writing only on one side and
mail 10 limerick offer Every Evening
Tomorrow limerick will be picked by
enploves OF another local business house
vet TO be chosen Read the ad on the classl-
fed page, under the classification numbers
designated