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' THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER, SUNDAY, JUNE ,6, 1920. "
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f ' STATE ANDJDAHO MEWS
Latest Items of Interest From Utah and Gem State
I Believes Johnson to Meet De
feat; Talks to Salt Lake
Interviewers
SALT LAKE. June 5. Predicting
a Republican victory, but remaining
non-commital as to the probable out
come of the Chicago National Repub
4 lican convention. William Howard
' Taft. former president of the United
Slates, discussed the political situation
hero today.
1 2? Governor Sproule of Pennsylvania
was praised as an administrator of
justice while the probable defeat of
Hiram Johnson was practically pro
phicised by Mr Taft.
Regarding the Democratic situation,
he said, "I really believe that if Jef
ferson were to come to life today, he
would have difficulty in finding where1
he stands."
Mr. Taft spoke as follows when
asked about the convention":
",l shall not go to the convention.
In fact. I have never been to a Re
publican convention and only once
was in attendance at a national polit
ical convention. It was when 1 was
law reporter on the Cincinnati Com
mercial In 1SS0. All members of the
J staff were pressed into service and I
had to report the Democratic session
when Hancock was nominated. As for
I a possible- 'dark horse' candidate at
3 the present convention, do you ever
remember a time when the Republi
can party has nominated a 'dark
' horse'?" He was reminded that it
c was done In tno case of Garfield
jj "But that was -10 years ago," he added.
-i In regard to the league of nations
t Mr. Taft said:
fl "I liopc the majority of Republicans
j at the Chicago convention will stand
0I v by the majority of Republican sena
ie c- tors in favoring "the treaty with the
,a Lodge reservations. Already 35 of the
Lr -13 senators a'ro ih favor of that ar-
a rangoment. There are only 14 left
J and out of that 14, I-a Follotte, John-
j son. Borah, Gronna and Norrls all
have to almost make affidavit to
W prove" they are Republicans."
i Prohibition, h? predicted, will play
li but little part c the Chicago gath-
J crlHg.
Ij Mr. Taft would also make-no guess
ii regarding the Democratic convention.
iftjfl tvhol Oregon has re-established capital
)m ferei punjshment after abolishing it Xor sev-
'M cor? eral ycars
JHI'olIe "' " 11111 1
Oblizalo and Maslich, Convict
ed of Murder to Die on
Anniversary of Crime
SALT LAKE. June 5 Nick Oblizalo
and Stove Maslich. charged with the
murder of Marko Laus in a ravine
near the state prison will be shot at
the hands of the law on the annivers
ary of their crime, August 3. Judgo
Harold M. Stevens pronounced judg
ment on the men this afternoon in the
Third District court
Both men chose to be shot.
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MAY. HAVE COMMUNITY '
. NURSE AT BRIGHAM
! BRIGHAM CITY. June 5. The em
ployment of a community nurse for
this city was discussed at a meeting
jof the county chapter of the Red
Cross at the Commercial club rooms.
Miss Nell Holsinger, field supervisor
for Utah, mountain division of the
American Red Cross and Miss Lenino
B. Arthur of the Utah Public Health
association are in this city in con
nection with the Red Cross nurse
work. It is expected that the county
commissioners and the board of edu
cation vill co-operate with the Red
Cross in this work and the following
committee has been named to inves
tigate, the advisability of appointing
a community nurso for Box Elder
county to work under tho direction
of the Red Cross.
GAME SANCTUARY GETS
SITE NEAR SALT LAKE
SALT LAKE, June 5. An area of
160 acres has ben set apart as a bird
Sanctuary in East Mill Creek, for the
purpose of protecting quail and robins.
The property Js owned by B. B, Hark
ness, Edythe C Harkncsa, J. S. Oliver,
Susa A. Guslavson. T. B. Jackson, D.
A. PlamquIsL and Thomas Gunda
son. State Fish and Game Commissioner
R. H. Siddoway, was presented the
petition by the group of petitioners
who asked that the land be sot apart
and that tho carrying of firearms
upon any of the land be forbidden. I
rU' Commencement
i Will Open Tonight
SALT LAKE. June 5. With the
procession of regents, the faculty, the
alumni and the graduating clas. com
mencement week will be ushered in at
the University of Utah tomorrow eve
ning at 8 o'clock.
The procession will form In front of
the John R. Parks building and will
move to the university gymnasium,
where the baccalaureate service will
begin at S:15 o'clock.
The Right Rev. Arthur W. Moulton
D. D. will deliver the sermon. One
of the most Impressive events of sen
ior class day will be the dedication of
the William M, Stewart memorial
building. The dedication will be held
Monday from 2 to ? p. m. In the Stew
art building. Apostle D. O. McKay
will offer the dedicatory prayer.
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MAN HAS HIS FORMER
SWEETHEART ARRESTED
POCATELLO, Ida., Juno 5. Miss
Anna Coleman, former teacher In the
public schools of Pocatcllo, has been
placed under arrest in Nampa, upon
complaint of A. J. Relnhart of Lin
coln, 111., charging her with the theft
of several diamonds. "She is also
charged with perjury in connection
with claiming ownership of the Jewels.
The arrest was made while Miss
Coleman was on her way from Boise
to Salt Lako. She Is now held under
bonds of $3500.
Miss Coleman has many friends in
Pocatello, who state that the affair
Is the outcome of an engagement that
at one time existed betweon herself
and Mr. RclnhurU They also state
that he had given her many beautiful
diamonds. After tho engagement was
broken off Miss Coleman claims that
she sent most of the stones to her
former admirer by American Express
from Tacoma, Wash. Ono stone, she
said, she retained, as she had bought
it.
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FARMERS TO PURCHASE
TRACTION CO. BRANCH
C'ALDWELL, Ida., June 5. Sails
factory arrangements have be,en
made with Walter Sebrce, president
of the Caldwell Traction company for
the purchase of the McNeil branch
by a committee appointed by farmers,
depending upon the service of tho
branch line. The property Js report
ed by C. J. Franklin, civil engineer
to be worth $65,000 and that another
?65,000 would put into excellent
shape. He was appointed by the
farmers to estimate the value of the
property. Tho present company con
templates abandonment of the line.
This would result in big losses to the
farmers with potatoes and fruit
i crops to market.
m Druggists and Doctors Astonished
1 1 s At Wonderful Power of Nicotol
jM . To Stop the Use of Tobacco
Jt: . .To Detect Harmful Effects of Tobacco v .
MB ' ""fry These Simple Tests
njjHH Now York. Mr. Tobacco User, env
fcjH druggist will tell you that a remedy to
be successfully sold, above everything.
IW lKB60SEes merit, otherwise failuro Is Jn-
iflH ev tabic. Nicotol. the famous remedy for
: AHj 'be tobacco habit, was a nucceaa' right
'BHi' from the start, pimply because it quickly
HH does the work promised. Wo publish a
jHH lew letters from some of the beet known
j druggists In the country to givo you nu
bilH idea of what they think of Nicotol, and
VH vou may rest assured that they would
V'H. nt permit the u.xe of their names unless
U'M Xlcotol whh something out of the ordl-
HjH nary. The Peoples Drug Stores have
HH five of the best stores In Washington,
KfH D. C;. Thev write: "Since we havo han
died Nicotol the sale has been greater
HH than that of all the rest of tho artlcloa
H of this nature which we havo ever sold,
HH Tho demand was ho great that we were
BH compelled to order it locally pending re-
HL eclpt of a shipment from you direct."
Schramm-Johnson, who hnvb six stores
in Salt Lako City. Hay: "We take this
opportunity of expressing ouraclves reln-
H: tlve to Nicotol. Wo have enjoyed a very
PPH larg-e sale on same and It has given cn-
H'' the satisfaction to our customers." Ja-
y H; v rob Brothers of Philadelphia. Pa., havo
l this to say:""Our sales of Nicotol have
I passed our expectations. Our first order
V H1 . was placed late in March and we were
1 forcod to re-order before the end of
Hf April; the sales have kept up well ever
', ,,n rlnco. There Is no doubt that we are
-JtH receiving1 many repeat orders from our
' ijB I customers and many exprvKtdons of
rftH 1 i opinion regarding the merit of this arti-
JbH I i ojji,)cm.nuiuntfc.mu n,..fi.i -oi. turn xltu j.,
clc have been very favorable " Dr
Conner, formerly of Johns Hopkins Hos
pital, tells how to detect the harmful ef
fects of tobacco. Hero is what ho says:
"Many men who smoke, chow or snuff
Incessantly and who aro seemingly
healthy aro suffering from progressive
brganlc ailments. Thousands of them
would never have been affected had It
not been for tho usa of tobacco to ex
cess, and thousands would soon get well
if they would stop. Tho chief habit
forming principle of tobacco Ik nicotine,
a deadly poison which whan absorbed by
the systom. slowly affects the nerves,
membrunea, tissues and vital organs of
tho body. The harmful effect of to
bacco varies and depends on circum
stances. Ono will bo afflicted with gen
eral debility, othors with catarrh of tho
throat, Indigestion, constipation, ex
treme nervousness, sleeplessness, loss of
memory, lack of will power, mental con
fusion, etc. O.thcrs may suffer from
heart dlscafie, bronchial trouble, harden
ing of tho artr.rlcs, tuberculosa, blind
ness or oven enncor or tho common af
fliction known as tobacco heart. If you
use tobacco to oxcobb In any form you
can easily dottfet tlio harmful offocts. by
maklnr tho following simple tests: Head
aloud ono full pago from n book. If In
tho course of reading your volco lo
comu.H muffled, hoarse and indistinct
and you miiHt frequently clar Nyour
throat, tho chances aro that your throat
is affected by catarrh and It may bo iho
beginning of moro wcrlous trouble, Ncstl,
In, the morning beforo taking your usual
.u tne morning JuMjrw-taKinK your-usuaiX
smoke, walk up three flights of stairs at
p regular pace, then stop. If you find
that you are out of health, your heart
beat Is forced, trembling or Irregular,
you may bo a victim of functional or
organic heart trouble. If you feel that
you must smoke, chew or snuff to quiet
your nerves, you uro a slave to the to
bacco habit r,nd aro positively poisoning
yourself with the deadly drug, nicotine.
In either cace you havo Just two alter
natives Keep on with the self poison
ing process Irrespective of the dangers
and suffer tho consequences; or glvo
up Iho habit and escape the dangers.
You can overcome tho craving and stop
the habit In a very shorJ; time by using
the" following inexpensive formula Go
to any ding store and ask for Nicotol
tablets, take one tablet after each meal,
and in a comparatively short time you
will have no desire for tobacco the
craving will havo loft you. With tho
nicotine poison out of your system, your
general health will quickly Improve." "
Note When asked about Nicotol tab
lets cne of our leading druggists cald;
"It is truly a wonderful remedy for tho
tobacco habit; away ahead of anything
we have ever sold before. We are au
thorized by tho manufacturers to refund
tho money to every dlssatlsflod custom
er, and we would not permit tho uso
of our name unless tho remdy possessed
unusual morlt," Nicotol tablets are sold
In thin city under nn Iron-clad money
back guarantee by all up to date drug
gists, Including Mclntyrc Drug Co. Ad
vcrtlsemcnt.ng Mcmvyre u-ui- .
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CACHE STAKE SPLIT;
OFFICERS SELECTED
i
LOGAN. Juno 5. That Cache stake
has been divided as the result of a
special priesthood mcotlng held last
nlghti was the announcement made
' this morning. Elders Steven L. Rlch
1 ards and Melvln J. Ballard officiated
ax tho meeting.
First North ctreel was decided upon
aa tho dividing line of the two stakes.
Tho 'stake north of the lino will bo
' Cacho stake, while the other will be
j Logan stake.
Joseph E. Cardln was selected as
'president of Cacht stake, with George
; W, Lindquist and Walter M. Everson
j as counselors. A stake clerk has not
yet been chosen.
O. H. Budge is president of Logan
stake, with Joseph E. Quinney and
'John E. Olsen as .counsellors. John
' II. Olsen is clerk of the stake.
Former President Serge F Ballif of
Cache stake, is president of the high
' priests quorum of the new Caqhe,
' stake, and Heber C. Maughan presi
dent of the high priests In Logan
stake. President BudRe of Logan
stake was first counselor to President
Ballif in the Cache stake presidency
and Elder Quinney was second coun
selor. At the organization of the
'stakes two bishops were taken, Elder
Lindquist of the Fourth ward, and
i Elder Pcderscn of the Eleventh ward.
Bishop Merkloy of tho First ward also
becomes a member of the high council.
The auxiliary organizations will be
completed tomorrow at a session of the
conference. Successors to the biahoj)3
have not been announced.
LARGE REGISTRATION
! AT A. C. SUMMER SCHOOL
t
j LOGAN, Utah. June 5. The first
week's registration of the Utah Agri
cultural College summer quarter
showed a large increase over all pre
vious summer school enrollments.
Men and women are registered up to
Friday numbered 25S. The total num
ber for the first five days last year
numbered 171i showing a decided in
crease In favor of this year. Tho
record shows also that there arc stu
dents from many oth'cr states besides
Utah., Fourteen states and ono for
eign country, Persia, are represented.
President E. G. Peterson and Direc
tor Jas H. Llnford, are well pleased
over xhe fine prospects for the quar
ter and are bending every effort to
see that the needs of all students are
supplied.
All departments of the school are
receiving attention, especially the
educational department, history of
education, primary methods, educa
tional seat work ' and psychology In
this department all have a large en
rollment. Chemistry, textiles. English
and physical education classes are well
filled, while the engineering and agro
nomy fields hae their share of stu
LEHI EDUCATOR TO
BE DAVIS PRINCIPAL
LEHI, June 5. After serving as
principal to the Lehi high school for
the past two years. Elmer Miller has
resigned from the position to ac
cept the princlpalship of tho Davis
County high school. His successor
at Lehi has not yet been named. Mr.
Miller is a graduate of the Brigham
Young university and did post-graduate
work at tho Leland Stanford uni
versity. A. B. Sanderson, head of the de
partment of agriculture at Lehi
High school for the past four years,
has also rosigned his position.' " He
will do seminary work for the L. D.
S. church in this city.
JUROR CHANGES MIND:
NEW VENIRE CALLED
SALT LAKE, June 5 As a jury
was being sworn in the case of the
state against Andrew Haravgls,
charged with murder In connection
with the death of William Scott at tho
Waldon Hotel. December L'l, T. E.
Curtis, a member of the panel who
had successfully qualified for jury
duty, created a sensation by announc
ing that ho did not believe In death
or even life imprisonment as a just
penalty for murder. Both, he de
clared were too strict.
The declaration of Curtis rosulted in
the dlschargo of the Jury and neces-1
sltated the calling of another special
venire of 12 men.
BOY INJUREDWHEN
HIT BY AUTOMOBILE
POCATELLO, Ida., June 5. While
crossing the street in company with
three other boys In front of the I
Idaho Technical college, Arlow
Roche, four-year-old son of F. Allen
Roche, was struck by an automobile
and received severe bruises- about
the face and head. The automobile
was coming out of the college I
grounds and the driver, whose name
was not known, took the boy'to his I
home. His injuries are not serious, j
TWIN FALLS SHRINERS TO
ATTEND PORTLAND MEET
TWIN FALLS, Ida , June 5. About
40 Twin Falls members of the Order
of Mystic Shrine and ladies will
make the journey to Portland for the
national Shrine conclave to be held
in that place June 20 to 24. Special
accommodations for tho Journey have
been arranged with the railroad
company. The party will leave here
June 19.
LOGAN TO PROVIDE
CAMP FOR TOURISTS
LOGAN. June 5. A temporary
camping ground at Johnson's grove,
Just south of the city, will be secured,
If possible by the committee of tho
chamber of commerce that has been
seeking a suitable place for a camping
ground. Johnson's grove is on the
main highway, has plenty of water,
shade and graas.
" The committee Is considering the
present city tie yard on Main street,
for a permanent camping ground.
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WYOMING BANK ORDERED
CLOSED BY EXAMINER
SHERIDAN, Wyo., June 5. State
Bank Examiner Nowlln ordered the
bank of Arvada closed yesterday. Ar
vada Is about 4 0 miles east of here.
He announced that a receivers would be
appointed. This la the first incor
porated bank in Wyoming to close In
17 vears. Liabilities amounted to
$53,000.
SCULPTOR VISITS BOISE
BOISE, Ida., June 5. Avard Fair
banks and designer of the, memorial
statue for Idaho' soldiers, Is a Boise
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POCATELLO. Idaho. June 5. Tho
Rotary club voted to support the estab-i
llshmcnt of permanent quarters tor
B troop. First Idaho cavalry, and a
special committee is empowered to as
sist Captain Louis Gallet in obtaining
quarters for horses and equipment.
WILSON SPENDS TIME
IN SIGNING NEW BILLS
WASHINGTON', June 5. President
Wilson devoted practically all his en
tire time today to signing bills pnssed
in the closing: session of congress.
Measures approved included tho an
nual naval sundry, civil diplomatic
and consular and district of Columbia
appropriation bills, the industrial vo
cational rehabilitation measure, the
bill permitting government owned
radio stations to handle private and
pre.vs messages, an amendment to the,
national defenso act and the army ap-'
proprlatlon bill.
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DRY FORCES OF NATION
AT REPUBLICAN MEET
CHICAGO, June 5. A mass mcotlng
of tho forces of the national prohibi
tion amendment was called hero for
the first day of tho Republican con
vention. Senator Capper 1b announced as one
of the speakers. The meeting Is ar
ranged to take place betwoen sessions
of the Republican convention.
The call declares that pressure gls
being brought to bear by antl-pro-hlbitlonlsts
on all political party con
ventions to take adverso action on
prohibition or to be silent on tho ques
tion. oo
MEXICO'S DEBT.
MEXICO CITY. June 5. Financial
restoration of Mexico Is ono of the
most important problems beforo the
new administration, Senor Salvador
Alvarado, provisional secretary of the
treasury, told The Associated Press
today. Ho said Mexico's national debt
was approximately 5 10,000,000 pesos,
and thath It had been suggested Anglo-American
bankers should lend
Mexico 100,000,000 pesos for five
yoara.
VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE.
LONDON, June 5. Two violent
earthquake shocks occurred Friday at
Ferrora. Italy, causing a panic, ac
cording to a Central nows dlspuich
from Rome.
. NOTICE
Before you dispose of, or buy,.your
sheep or cattle, or purchase.. a farm,
you would do well to confer with
THOMPSON & THOMPSON -230
West Lewis St., Pocatello, Idaho.
Phone -17 1 6.c w -''jllu aJ2S7
CHINESE PROVINCES TO
SECEDE FROM CANTON
SHANGHAI. Juno 3. (By the As
sociated Press.) At a meeting of
prominent southern Chinese leaders
; held here today It was voted to issue
a manifesto proclaiming the secession
of the provinces of Yunnan, Kwisc
how, Hunan, Shensi. Szechwan and
Hupeh from tho Canton admlnlstra-
I lion of the southern Chinese govern-
j ment;
WILKIE IS CHOSEN TO
HEAD NATIONAL EDITORS j
BOSTON, Mass.. June 5. William
i Wilkie, of Grey Eagle, Minn., was
(elected president of the National Edl-
torial association at the last session
jof the annual convention today. Other,
.officers elected Included: Vlce-Presl-jdont
E. E. Brodlc. of Oregon City.!
I Ore,, and Treasurer W. W. Aikens, of:
I Franklin, Indiana.
ATTACK ABANDONED.
WASHINGTON, June. 5. -The Amer-i
lean consul at Chihuahua advised the!
atato department that Leslie Webb.!
an American employe of tho Alvarado j
Mining company, near Parral, had
stated that Franlcsco Villa attacked
Parral at 5 p. m. Tuesday and aban
doned the attack at 4 p. m. the next
day.
WOMEN BRAVE TOBACCO H
FUMES TO TALK POLITICS
I CHICAGO. June 5. Women sat in
j the deliberations of the Republican
, national committee today taking part
for the first time in making conven-
tion plans. They sat holding proxies
of the national committeemen from
their home stales and were Mrs. S. S.
' Beggs, of Kansas; Vennona Swann, of
I Missouri, and Mrs. J. Beasley, of Cop
! ncctlcut. Apparently taking a hearty
; interest in their new found privilege, IH
1 the women sat placidly in the clouds
of tobaco smoke, closely following the
1 arguments and voting In the decisions.
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IdENIES DR. WILSON IS H
IN SERIOUS CONDITION
PHILADELPHIA, June 5. Reports
that President Wilson's condition has jH
taken a turn for the worse were do- IH
I n.led today by Dr. Francis X. Dercum, '1
I la this city. IH
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NOTICE I
I will not be responsible for eu. Sl
contracted by anyone but myself. IH
G. C. K1MES.
HOW TO INSTANTLY HAVE
A BEAUTIFUL WHITE SKIN
A Free Prescription Does This For
You. You Can Prepare It At
Your Home.
New York. It is my own discovery
and it takes Just one application to got
such marvelous results, says Mae Edna
Wilder, when her friends ask her about
her wonderful white skin and the im
proved apgearance of her hands and
arms. You can do the same thing if
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woman what this remarkable prescrip
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Here is the identical prescription that
whitened my skin and Temoved overy
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arms. Until you try it you can form
no idea of the raarvolous change it
will make. The prescription which
you can prepare at your own home is
as follows: Go to any grocery and get
10 cents worth of ordinary oatmeal,
and from any- drug store a bottlo of
derwillo. Prepare the oatmeal as di
rected in every package of derwillo
and apply night nnd morning. The?
first application will astonish you. It
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sun spots, coarse pores, dark, sallow,
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Dorwillo-Oatmeal combination will r'l
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matter how rough and ungainly the llH
bands and arms, or what abuses they j
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posure to the sun and wind this pre
scription will work a wonderful trans- j
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Thousands who havo used it have had
the same results as I have had. " '
NOTE To get the best effect be j .
sure to follow the complete directions
contained' In. every package of Derwil- 'H
lo. You have only to get derwillo and i
oatmeal. You need nothing else and it 1
is so simple that anyone can use it, 'H
and so inexpensive that any girl or
woman can afford it. Druggists and ''H
department stores guarantee that there 1 iH
will be a noticeable Improvement after
first application or they 'will refund
the money. It is sold in this city at all
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