Morning Sun, The (Newspaper) - April 11, 1923, Yuma, Arizona SPOT The ket closed steady net decline of 50 to 38 points 17 THE SUN YUMA APRIL 11 1923 NUMBER 78 DELEGATION IS WELL PLEASED WITH PROJECT TO Party Spend Half Day In America Denounces Soviet Regime The of bankers and bond buyers representing Stevens Com- pany of San Diego LOB San Francisco Oakland and New York arrived in Yuma yesterday morning as per schedule in The Morning Suu The party was ing in their own private car which at the spur at the ern Pacific hotel As tae guests of j B Franklin of tho Yuma National Bank the entire party took fast at the Stag Cafe where Charlie Sain had prepared a most breakfast J H Westover president of tno Chamber of Commerce O T McCoon and E F Sanguinetti with were the only people to join them at breakfast later go in a drive over the mesa and the valley STATE E WE OF Associated connected with the Soviet re- The itinerary for the drive was ca has again denounced the The execution of mesa by the Yuma Lenine and Trotsky The state the Geo citrus department has withdrawn chard the Arizona University Ex- of the wife of the Russian farm down into Unit B to visit to the U S ranch where four will not be extended to general is responsible largely for this attitude Political capital in the guise of Russian relief is felt to be the outcome of the woman's visit dred acres of new citrus groves are being set put At the Bockrath ranch j the party retraced their tracks to the main Somerton roan and drove on down to Somerton and gave that the once over The to by the arriving in Yuma at noon Their car was attached to train No 101 going West to Los Angeles at 1.20 o'clock All of those visitors C h T Mann 111 Pressi SAN DIEGO April 10 Testimony contradicting that of the state was themselves -as being greatly pleased given b'y W C manager with what they saw of Yuma and of Of a garage at Del Man who arrived tae Yuma country and the manner in at the beach shortly after the finding they we're entertained here Tho following named persons com- of the body of Fritzie Mann He declared that the body posed when that vanity Thomas case was not in the position H G Dennett F Merrill Hays ed by the coroner and San Mullen H Pile and J W Mrs Hubbard waitress am Oakland G Stewart another defense D Myers F J S Taylor D L Thomas Los Angeles M R D pen KIngsley Marham J H L D Knoblaugh E D Leavitt F S Robinson and C L Wells San D Spicer Gordon Decker A N Anderson C H Baker E H Curtis T B Drummond B W A L Verner J A West Chapin Hall financial editor ot the Los Angeles Times and former nix newspaper men Gordon Gray of San Diego ney for Stevens Co 150 MEET said that Captain Jacobs was in a San cafe on the night oC the Youth Who Slew Guard Back To Penitentiary CBy Associated Tress FLORENCE April inmate of trial school was today returned to the state penitentiary for the sentence to death was commuted life later remanded on sanity grounds which was again confirmed life imprisonment questions still unsettled as to the mental condition of the 19 year old youth Stuyvesant Fish Rail Magnate And Financier Dies Suddenly At N Y NEW YORK April sant Fish financier and rail nate dropped enroute to a di- rectors meeting He was in his year His father Hamilton Pish served In Grant's cabinet His rail career was marked in 1900 when Harrison a lieutenant went over to the Harriman factions Associates prevented an open breach at that time Western Freight Cars Ordered Returned To Respective Districts By Associates Press der requiring eastern roads to return all box cars to western roads out delay was issued today It is intended to forestall car during crop seasons and is the plan for heavy traffic in 1923 Roads will be required not to hold loaded western cars for reloading They must not be moved away from the western districts from which they By Associated Preis PHOENIX April 10 Paul V for the enforcement of the is not deserving of clemency j sentence Only fin eleventh hour By Associated Press Wash April The Northwest International ing Association will hold its annual tournament here April Teams from the entire North Pacific tion will participate and over 160 entries are expected to compete for tho title which is held by a Spokane alley outfit The main contenders will be twenty teams from Vancouver C Seattle seven kane Butte two from San Francisco and four from Portland Baseball By April 10 At Los Angeles geles rain An- San cisco B At 4 Seattle 7 At Salt Lake 0 land 3 Prominent Citizens Jailed After Death Of Salt Lake Banker f By Associated SALT LAKE CITY April riner A Browning and ing business men are held in jail In connection the killing of John Ballentine banker while the police are probing the case The slain man was killed In his home lowing a disagreement Mrs tine is the laughter of John M Browning famous gun Inventor was preparing to leave for father's home when tbe trouble started No has been lodged the Irregular Leader Dies After Capture CBy Associated Press DUBLIN April Lynch chief of the irregulars died at tonight after capture by tree staters early this Britain Still Leads World Shipbuilding LONDON April cates that Britain is building of the world's marine tonnage and the United States is in fifth tion CBy Associated Press VISALIA April months ago Lake stretched for miles its banks overflowing and grain lands on every side inundated by reason of the wottest year ed since 1906 but today the lake Is dry again It is stated there is no possibility of any water reaching it this year as from ent indications the season will be Unique Handiwork Is On display in the Sanguinetti dows is an exquisite piece of work done by Mrs Meda for the Odd Fellows and new hume in Safford It is an art square for the big front door of the new homo with the emblems and initials of he orders worked out in original designs on marquisette and will be carried by the delegation leaving Yuma Sunday night to at- tend the State convention in Phoenix the first of next week Among the Yuma who will attend the meeting are Mrs Logan Mrs ett Mrs W E McClure Mrs Jesse Bradford Mrs Eddie Frankel levees Rave way under the pressure Donkersly one of the driest in Early melting of the twenty snow years in the Sierra indicates a ished water supply unless ed snow falls this month Despite this expected dry condition however grain growers ni the lake bottom lands are taking no They are planting bamboo roots along the levees to hold them together In event high water Last year the of the water Report ot Condition of THE NATIONAL BANK OF ARIZONA At the Close of Business April 3 Loans and United States Bonds Banking House and Real Estate Other Stocks Bonds and Securities Redemption Fund U S j Treasurer Cash and due from banks LIABILITIES Capital Surplus and Undivided Profits Circulation Rediscounts Fed Res Bank Deposits THE YUMA NATIONAL BANK THE BANK WITH THE CHIME CLOCK President Opposed To Reports Of Candidacy By Associated Press WASHINGTON April dent Harding let it be known that bo regards reports of vils 1924 did any n 3 premature and will fore- go his proposed western trip rather than make it a political tour Officials made emphatic the attitude by throwing cold ter pa growing rumors Belgium Will Adopt Daylight Saving Plan By Associated Press BRUSSELS April The gian cabinet will adopt daylight ing April 22 turns their clocks ahead on the same flat's according to the board of pardons stay ot execution by the governor cim saye the man their report to Governor Hunt tne gallows on Friday D 0 Case The board said that he had a fair Lynn Orni and John B trial and that the weight of evidence the board of pardons LEGION WILL ORGANIZE AT Ex-Service Men Can Now Become Charter bers Of Local Post The American Legion held an In- meeting at Eagle's Hall lust evening formulating plans for a permanent organization in Yuma The post has been dormant for some months but Is being revived by forts of ex-service men interested in tae work The organization is planning some interesting programs tor the future and will probably put on a dance next month A meeting will bo held next Tuesday night the Chamber of Commerce rooms to complete and to elect officers All ex-service men sign up before the meeting next Tuesday night will be charter members of the tion and all men are urged to bn in attendance Coal Miners and Scientists Unite to Solve Problems N Y Promoter Would Back Bout In Gotham Soon CBy Associated Press NEW April O'Rourke today made a bid for a match between Jack Dempsey and Tom Gibbons of St Paul The offer not disclosed but is said to be larger than the Montana figure Canada Would Curb Rum Carrying Craft Illy Press PITTSBURGH April coal dust and moist air quickly increase tho hazards of spontaneous tion according to scientists of the Carnegie Institute of and the Pittsburgh station of the United States Bureau of Mines who have been carrying on investigations with an advisory board of coal tors and mining engineers Another conclusion set forth is that mixing freshly mined coal with old coal does not develop any more heat than that derived from coal piled separately A third conclusion is that most of the alloys available for use in coal j Deep sea clearances mine equipment are corroded not uc Eiven to carrying sively by the acid waters in mines vessels Brasses containing zinc corroded rapidly while bronzes containing tin corrode more slowly and alloys have about the same resisting power to tho acids as tho brasses These reports mark the first stone in tlie serious efforts of the coal mining industry to stabilise mining in co-operation with an institution Ev VICTORIA B C April runners from here will find their paths obstructed in the future by iau today to control the Mexico Removes U S Freight Tax CALEXICO April more trains on tbe Southern Pacific arid San Diego Arizona Railroads are carrying freight through Mexico Information has been received that the 10 per cent tai on all freight passing through Mexico hart been removed as far as the above roads are concerned The tax was imposed by the ican government several months ago and became effective January 23 Notwithstanding vigorous tests tho two railroads tho ican Government decided tnat the tax would stand The mediately ceased making shipments through Mexico as far as possible freight being routed via Niland arid Yuma Arizona INCAS POINTED SKULLS Portland Opens Home Baby Show Ky Associated Press PORTLAND Ore April third annual home beautiful tion under the auspices of the land Realty Board opened here to day for a week Many lively tures are included in addition to a wide variety of displays of things going into the construction of a home The municipal auditorium Is filled with booths A masked woman is to visit various civic clubs during the week and on the final night of the show she will lo doff her mask A cash prize will he given to the exposition visitor who can pick uer out in the crowd A baby show is another Sahara Desert Was Garden of Eden Scientist Declares TURTLE SCHOOL 80 IDLES LONG On Heels Of Severe Wind Tho worst wind storm of the year visited Yuma late yesterday afternoon and brought upon its wings a tion of the rainstorm that has born playing around southern California The rain did no damage and layed the dust proving to be very welcome indeed No damage was done by the wind other than to the disposition of houso wives who had taken the morning to put their homes in der Associated SALT LAKE CITY Utah April 10 -An Inca Indian vase beautifully colored and delicately constructed i an artificially shaped Incan skull rare pre-Incan vases and jugs bone heads and other relics have been received at the University ot Utah museum form via South America Tie donor la Victor J Hampton a former mining engineering student at the school The skull is AM IHES AT OSy Associated Press WASHINGTON April By Associated Press April tbe past thero have been guesses and plains that it was the custom of the Indians in the thirteenth to possess a pointed angular In order to obtain this mark if distinction binding ot the skull during infancy was the It was these same Indians ing to Mr Hampton who practiced trepanning of the bone In tho to permit the escape of certain spirits supposed to be within For the perforation flint and bronze tools used and the cocoa plant from which cocaine is derived was eaten By Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO Cal April Millions of turtles covering ocean for a stretch of eighty miles stone former campaign manager for passed by the motorship ex-president died in a club here en route from to San ot- apoplexy He was the in- according to a report made by ventor many mining appliances tain John Johnson of the vessel at was attorney of repute n deaden the pain local office For eight hours the vessels ploughed through an almost endless school of turtles i with sea gulls perching on the backs of many I Some of the turtles were three in length and must have weighed 2001 pounds Captain Johnson said worn first encountered near latitude and longitude west Cheam Parish Council Has Dream Of Tourist Influx CBy Associated Press LONDON least one speculations is to the location of the j English village is to pay its Garden of Eden Professor Sir share of the war debt to America thur Keith lecturing before tho and incidentally to rent town al Society treated a scientific hall by means of the money spent once to some original Ideas of by American tourists on tho subject The Cheam Parish council recently He said that in thn far distant i decided to rent as a council past the Saraha and the vast her a cottage nf Arabia and thn area stretching of the scheme were silenced Mongolia were blooming by a member's proposal that thn town That larce tract was really the clerk should charge Amorican Garden of Eden man was driven from ists a guinea to show them over the it not by a flaming sword but by a building flaming snn Every type of man The council has rented the house could be found round that Garden of and will now Ha in wait for such de- Eden I of tne Pilgrim Fathers as It is to go far beyond the reach Cheam next summer days of Abraham and Tubal Cain and A party of visited the his smithy It should be realized that cottage last summer and made a Egypt and Babylonia were only erous offer for the place intending of a past civilization Civilized to ship It bodily to the United States man I am convinced Is far older limn as a specimen of fine old English Is at present generally believed architecture helpful hint 5 SAVE EM AND YOU'LL HAVE EM safe place good place FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Yuma We Pay Interest on Savings Accounts RESOURCES OVER
