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   Ogden Standard-Examiner (Newspaper) - May 8, 1921, Ogden, Utah                                HELP BEAUTIFY OGDEN For freo Information on bow to beautify your home grounds call 489 The city has -em- ployed p horticultural to assist in making a more beautiful city Hake use of WEATHER and Monday lair south showers north tion somewhat warmer Fifty-first 118 OGDEN CITY UTAH MAY BEHAVE Black Servant Winner s Stable Mate Is Second in Great Race OWNER WINS FORTUNE s Harry Payne Whitney Favorite Pulls Up Third At Louisville Downs course SERVANT Black Secant a h ce for the BELIEF that Ogden soon will be the site of a new mon temple was given erable encouragement day when the Deseret News the official organ of the church of Jesus Christ of Saints gave prominence to a news story in which it was an- that rumors were in circulation in Salt Lake that a temple site was to be selected in Ogden Hints that Ogden might get a temple were dropped at a conference session here several months ago it is re- ported that a high church possibly President Church admit that need of temple to accommodate the members of the church and den is the logical site for the structure Men Killed and Wounded As They Sleep Suspect Arrested MEM GLEANING CANAL DISCOVER 96 QUARTS FINE Extra Guards Placed Around County Building at ton to Prevent of Stock of Liquor LEADERS IN DEFER ACTION ON ENDING WAR UNTIL CHIEF PROBLEMS ARE SOLVED Another Attack Made on Harvey as President Harding Prepares tions for Ambassador in Supreme Council FIGHT OVER Wyoming Officials Believe Revenge Was Motive for Dynamiting THERMOPOLIS Wyo May were three one- seriously and worker was arrested charged with murder -as result of an partially wrecked the bunk house of the Oil com- the Grass Creek 3 0 bck this morning arrested brought THE Harry and a quarter in lightning fast The race carrying richest pri t f 00 in thr ee to ral HEAVY FAVORITES and respectively SO to show City Also Plans to Keep Heavy Loaded Vehicles Off Main Streets were the first first time Behave Yourself was ninth at the start NONE FAST ENOUGH When the horses swept down the back stretch and Leonardo II moved up almost to even terms with Black tne to curb in the city leader with Tryster and Prudery tivo R was tnat closer back but coming up As j tion wiu be Daid to in into the straight for the vate clubs and prohibitory rules are looked for in places where the Giving the city more power in lation of card games ordinances are being drafted and will be presented to the city commission for action in obtaining conviction the near future Difficulty in of gamblers Hs said to have brought the city officials to the realization that stricter regulative powers -are swung while j Prudery went a bit wide Behave Yourself and Black Servant moved up ahead from the in- side As the horses turned mto the stretch an eighth from the wire the Bradley were nearly on even terms with the rest of the field ing and nothing fast enough to en- danger the result ROAR OF CHEERS the field shot toward the finish Black Servant looked like a wmner but the early pace had apparently told for Behave Yourself running strong shot ahead of his stable mate to victory as the breathless crowd burst into a roar of cheers The defeated field finished as 10 Prudery six lengths behind Black Tryster fourth by half a length Careful fifth by four lengths Coyne sixth by four lengths ardo II Uncle Velo Planet tenth voter eleventh and twelfth Greylag and Firebrand were scratched leaving a field starters of twelve bling element enters New traffic regulations are being considered The city proposes to keep heavily loaded from main streets in the business district wagons and hay racks under the proposed rules will be barred from Washington avenue be- tween Twenty-third and streets and on both and Twenty-fifth streets from Grant to Adams Vehicles carrying ton loads also will be restricted There will be exceptions to these rules where within the restricted districts Only in such cases will the heavily loaded vehicles be permitted to operate over the streets in the prohibited zone COAST WOMAN QUITS HIGH LEGAL PLACE Behave Yourself was ridden by Jockey Thompson a former stable who never before has horse in an important event Jockey Lyke the crack rider of the Bradley stable was told he would be if he piloted his tory and he was given the choice of the mounts selecting Black Servant Owner Bradley was the first gratulate Thompson and the reward may go to him After the race Governor Morrow of Kentucky summoned Owner ley to the judges stand to receive congratulations on the victory of a Kentucky bred coif over the WASHINGTON May An- nette Abbott Adams of San Francisco who has written for the department of last tendered her resignation June 1 it was said the department She is the only woman who has been an assistant at- torney general and was appointed by President Wilson nearly It was said she would return to the Pacific coast to resume the practice of law Charles Ed Schroeder Jack men killed were sleeping in the corner of the bunk house in At the shack of Lampitt an mobile loaded with food supplies a bed roll and an iron bar were found Officials found that the iron bar fitted indentations in the company's dynamite and nitroglycerine house which had been County officials are a report that Lampitt had quarreled with one of the victim of the sion over attention of a woman living near the camp By Staff Correspondent May 86 quart bottles of fine old bonded r 10 quart bottles of brandy iii his keeping Sheriff Burnett Da tonight placed guards around the county'building here to prevent the capture of his wet stock which is valued bootleg The stock the the sheriff last Thursday when the wealth was at Lay ton by three nien who were cleaning out a along the state These Thomas John Allen Phillips sheriff of and turned over to him Precautions were taken tonight the said because which had reached him desperate might storm the in an obtain FINE STOCK of Hotel More had been two or three years thought has been cers of county NEW when found was in gunny sacks j i i T quarts were the Frederick R Levee or Cal who killed her on a crowded Street today is being to appear for her ar- imen found that dug their way into SHERIFF INVESTIGATES Investigation by Burnett and SEIZURE OF VESSEL OPENS LEGAL FIGHT SEATTLE Wash May was described as the first move in a legal battle States shipping board United United States Transport company for sion of ten freight steamers occurred today when R M Semmes head of the division of operations here seized the com- steamer which arrived from New York mes said taken direction of Benson man board shipping board and the United States Transport company claim ownership the Livingstone Early the company obtained an injunction in federal court at mond Va restraining the emergency fleet corporation with the company's operation of thex Shipping board officials alleged that injunction does not affect the shipping board which they a government organization while the held the corporation to private corporation DAVISON ON COAST WAITS FOR STEAMER SAN May P Davidson firm member of J P by Martin Egan a staff of the same company are here today Will WO t f m i the point of delivery or origin are to await the sailing of a vessel Tor they pose to spend a In the event strike of ship crews holds up the sailing more V week they may not make the Mr Egan said Mr Davison is making the trip on account of his an- DAMAGES FOR LUSITANIA DISASTER court bis deputies has points to on a Further investigation by the ponce Levee instituted divorce proceedings against his wife cached in the ditch by a gang of that during May 1920 she His belief was reached the Sheriff Burnett is of opinion that the liquor had been temporarily shot and dangerously wounded him at Los The suit was filed here where Levee had decided to make his home who changed his name Levy was a native of Texas and a graduate of the law school of the University of Texas DANCER IX CASE After Mrs Levee following the discovery of another quantity of liquor a short distance from the place this cache was The sacks used aid in ing the liquor were apparently new He is now working oh clues ished him by citizens of Layton A the police they said that a Filipino dancer had been the recipient of un- due attention from her husband The witnessed by is I car with an out-of-state license plate SHERIFF'S STATEMENT In speaking of the finding of the cache today Sheriff Burnett finding of the cache was reported immediately to our department persons Mrs Levee after to the liquor has a minutes with her to and is being held for the authorities cache as far for the is ever found or taken by the officers of the law The entire lot is bonded whiskey and had evidently in the ditch To Al all of honor of securing this cacKe for the cers Although reports have been husband drew a as he turned to walk and shot him back according to the police report OFTEN EST May was affairs when Levee publicly horsewhipped a an in one of the leading Los Angeles hotels The last published account of their troubles came only a few months ago when Mrs Levee was freed from a of insanity after a hearing commission and admonished the presiding judge to violent leave her husband alone WOMAN At time of the Mrs Levee was said also to have still another woman and to have shot her in the arm She followed with the filing of a separate ing- Levee with She she had furnished the funds to help him through law schools and ob- tain him membership -in a ber of leading clubs SUSPECT HELD FOR COAST BANK HOLDUP ST tion the return of Tom Foley wanted in Alameda the bery of the bank of and of were Governor J A O arid four accomplices are charged the hank Octo- ber 13 Three are now terms iff leave today with Foley for California Another man Amberton is NEW tives damages in the Lusitania a com- said to be la the and senate foreign relations tee for immediate payment from from the sale of German JEWS AND MOSLEMS or j alien property j of JERUSALEM May dis- between Jews Moslems horses of the A warm sun blazing from a clear sky made conditions perfect The at- tendance estimated at brought Continued oa race Two occurred today near Tikvah in- some casualties The military intervened of the details have been here Quiet is reported at Jaffa recently occurred OF FINANCIAL PANIC DENVER Colo May tion has tion that threatened the dous financial panic the ever had Governor Miller of the Tenth district federal reserve bank said here will stop and attempt to secure Amberton READY TO FIGHT OFF POLES By The Associated have assumed control the 0.00 army rifles have been against a threatened attack by Pole's camped in front of Ki MOTHER in jail on This which J haven for the infant tf ing her stay in jail I'll come she said She kept her v The police haye been Eastmond for some time She was booked upon a vagrancy charge was by other parties this state mentis current stating that some of the liquor republican leader writing in the other arties this republican leu Irish Independent of Dublin today what the newspapers characterize as a remarkable conciliatory message to Ulster We shall never to maintain that there is a community of between our countrymen of the eastern corner of Ireland and pf south west 7 For all SCOTCH DOCK MEN GLASGOW May strike dock workers has been ordered here prejudices as of the ban placed on for- eign coal by the Transport Workers federation The dispute came to a crisis the tered for a voyage ing dock workers leging the vessel was not full supply and intended to fill her bunkers is being LOSE IN MAXWELL MERGER WASHINGTON May of President Harding's decision to have American the supreme council the council of ambassadors and the reparations commission was lowed today by intimations from house Republican leaders that action on peace resolution might until the nomic and problems -are settled ing leader said that resolution b'y the a week ago would not be considered next week IN House leaders generally said measure would remain with the for- eign affairs committee for a month or certainly until the Euro- pean situation had cleared It was this -met the approval of senate foreign relations tee Some members insisted President preferred that no effort be made to rush it and Roland W Boyden are expected to resume their places as cial the conference ot ambassadors reparations tions HARVEY TO GET George president alter his week win be it will have as His status thus will be different of arid Mr act The at its sion is expected up the tion of the erican government and administration officers the American representative will serve strengthen the position of the United States and facilitate a final ment i IT The decision of the administration to accept the invitation of the allied supreme council to send American representatives to the allied councils got into senate discussion ator Harrison Democrat Mississippi declaring that in sending the tion the allies rubbing it in on the American government for deserting them the president naming as the man represent him in those councils who has insulted everyone of the allied continued Senator New Republican Indiana interrupted to read a London news dispatch quoting Bainbridge Colby former secretary of state as having complimented Harvey as an and cultivated gentleman Senator Stanley Democrat inquired whether not be said of that he was GEORGE FIRM MAIDSTONE England May Lloyd George British premier today stated to a gathering of newspaper men here must follow the terms of the treaty of Versailles and the allied ultimatum Great he said in fair play and if the treaty were en- forced it must be kept aH along the line He trusted would that Germany would accept the Referring to the recent meeting of Sir James premier designate Ulster Eamonn de Valera Irish republican leader he Soldiers and Woman Shot When Returning Erom Dance Near Cork LONDON May the de Valera artificially created part we believe the men of Ulster reft from statute but us by look their DETROIT Mich May Judge Arthur a petition of holders of the in sale of the set for petitioners on ger of the Maxwell tor company them small of of company GIVEN state grail Cic Railway company in and baggage to effect fivA country their hearts cherish the Irish name In the century Ulster felt profound her unity with the rest so again that day soott former were shot dead here early this dance in the barracks at 27 miles east of here The rail way bridge has'been blown up cutting communication southern land TO GENERAL WOOD May by the Chinese of commerce here against thei law passed by the Philippine ing to lish Spanish of signed the mission here conditions in the V W Cameron commissioner J speaking ure F SI I am very to see that the two national leaders in land have met What wUl cannot predict it is a good sign should discuss things gether BERLIN May the leaders ad- no progress beeti toward solving the present This made affer a day crowded with party conferences and discussions between the cabinet the ultimatum allies on the terms The German people's party and of present tion as opposing any Mayer to f cabinet newspaper in the   

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