THE PROVO HERALD. PAGE TWO. Debut kerchief leen used l.in! G jt;it. M'e.ke bad uliraili-jibe attention of Mrs. H. S. t'ntrell, j proprictur of the j artment. to the1 by the Woods. A riKiuis ix ciipi"-Ube the il'Nr leadine to the' out and fell to hall, Woods topi-ethe fl'Kir, i;iimivtitly unconscious, or nliiK.ft cuiuiiUtely overcome by j (ir The ft S 33 i & & tl J & C33 O O b c0 l B OO i I cgk t g (S3 J xnioke. IMisely "Dound." as strand of electric light wire which hud Intn wound around Woods' wrists fell off aa he wa carried to another floor of the aimrtiueut. There were slight abrasions on his head, and one eye was A Published ever week-daexcept Saturday, jnd Sunday morning, at The Herald Building, South First West street. Frovo, Utah. Telephone 9a. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Dally and Sunday, delivered by carrier, 40 cents a month, or $3.50 the year in advance; by mail. $3.60 a year; Sunday only, by mall. 11.00 the year. In advance t C. RODGER3 V J . - t EDITOR AND PUBLISHER The Daily Herald wag entered at second clan mall matter June I, 1911, and The Sunday Herald was entered as second class mall matter May 9. 1922. at the postoffice. Provo, Utah, under the Act of March S, 1879. THE GAS BUSINESS. Photo copyright, Harris ft Kwinc Elizabeth Taylor Adams. debutant duuehter of Mr. and Mr. Jolin T. Adams, will make her jow to Washington society this etson. Her dad is chairman of the !ipuljran National Commutes. (Reprinted from Salt Lake Tribune.) According to preliminary estimates by the American Gas association, sales of manufactured gas during 1923 by the public utilities companies of the United States will run between 365,000,000,000 and 375,000,000,000 cubic feet. This establishes a new high record for gas consumption and represents an estimated increase over 1922 of about 20,000,000,000 cubic feet. At the present time, the association reports, new customers are being added to service mains at a rate in of 400,000 a year, witli annual sales of appliances aggregating 750,000 ranges, 425,000 water heaters and 400,000 space heaters. Sales of merchandise by gas companies is also continuing at a high rale, the estimate for last year being in the neighborhood of 15,000,000, or approximately $5 a meter. One of the principal factors responsible for the greatly increased sales of gas is the growing demand for the product in industry, where, according to the association, gas is now used in more than 5000 separate and distinct ways, with an increased consumption during the last ten years of 1000 per cent. Companies are also making installations at the rate of about 10,000 a year, and ire some sections of the country aiv making a large number of gas refrigera- tion machine installations. In order to keep up with present! and accumulated demands lor service the gas utilities financed a $150,000,000 building and expansion program in 1923, the association says, and this sum is expected to be materially increased in 1921. Reports filed with the associa tion by its members show that the industry is enjoying the greatest expansion in its history, with the new year prom ising no p in demands lor service. ex-c- Neck ss NORMAN ANGKI.L KITS ISLAM) NEAR ENGLAND i . International News Service. LONDON, Jan. 17. Defeated for parliament on the Labor ticket and desjmiriiiK of the future of Europe, Norman Angcll, the pacifist writer, lias bought an Island on the cast const of England nnd settled down there. The Island, which lies near the month of the well-know- ' 1 i i Woods being held. a coroner's jury returned of murder, contending at the same time that evidence ot guilt pointed toward the husband. At the trial iu July, 1922, It was brought out that : Woods had made Injury nt offices of life nnd accident insurance companies regarding policies for his wife. Pointed Evidence. One idicy for $10,kk was taken out on her life, and on December out a second 21, 1!C1. be took policy, thi time for $3,000 but carrying double indemnity in case of N'o death by burning. premium was paid on the smaller policy un(!, neck? halr-pullin- g Are You Fat? Just Try This UtoliontlwLASL Tickets on sale JanuaTV 31 st. Good Returning to April 1 st. Stop-ove- w a INCLUDED IN THIS GROUP ARE SHOES AND OXFORDS FOR MEN AND YOUNG WITH EMPHASIS ON YOUNG MEN'S a MEN, STYLES FOR SPRING. WE ARE SPECIALIZING ON MEN'S SHOES FOR $5.00 AND ARE OFFERING A NEW, COMPLETE LINE IN THE MOST DESIRABLE LEATHERS. 8 M XT mm il H3 ICSCJ out-do- V - on January !, 11)22, they found the body of Mrs. Ma ret tn Woods lying on the flaming bed. 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CODY ! such a fiendish deed, they said. guilt. right op until the last minute. had been refused Both the board of pardons and After a Woods In a lengthy statement to attorneys for Woods pleaded with Governor Charles R. Mabey refused the board accused a person by the the board of pardons for Woods's to change the sentence imposed by name of A. O. Vadney of having life, claiming that he was insane the court although letters and tele- committed the crime, but after a at the time of the murder, since no grams arrived by the hundreds for careful investigation the board and found nothing to the statement sane man could have accomplished weeks before the execution Frovo' . Union Pis.1H 3 Ship By Truck! and information C. O K!9i PROVO GREENHOUSE from Page One.) See nearest agent for reservations s i&gta -- mid-winte- I: iflSa "S The same may be' July 4, 1022. wild of'a daughter. Tee Lee Woods, of bur so far as the tragic death abwas She concerned. is mother Unithe sent from homo attending time of the versity of Vtah at the remained firmly has She crime. convinced of the innocence of her the father, but was unmoved by verdict of guilt senFollowing the conviction and tence of death in the lower eourt Woods's attorney appealed his case erto the supreme court, alleging rors on the part of the trial court. The illness of a justice delayed the death verdict of the higher tribunal. The supreme court not only found nothing prejudicial to the deevifendant, but added that the dence pointed very clearly to his 149 Tickets on sale January 31st only r Visit California in and revel in the flowers and sunshine. A thousand attractions await you in California. Make your reservations early. i 3 Woods Dies both ways i i EVERY WOMAN LOVES FLOWERS and of course you do. A visit to our flower shop will be a delightful revelation to you.. 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Physicians declared that she had been killed, either by a idow on the head or strangulation, before being placed on the bed and the mati h applied. She was a frail womau and said to have been suffering from tuberculosis. Two of her front teeth had been knocked out. While this point was not brought out at the final trial, the police believe Woods struck his wife with a milk bottle while they were eating lunch. This bottle was found on the table, and there was evidence of a struggle having taken place In the room. Remains Calm. Woods displayed no emotion at the time of his arrest nor during any' of the proceedings leading up to his conviction by a jury on - i SHOE VALUE FOR MEN I iKdi-- Although Woods told the police the two alleged robbers had taken $75 from him, nearly $100 in cash was found in bis pockets. No jewelry or oilier articles of value iu the rooms had been disturbed. Nobody in the apartment, notwithstanding the fact that it was shortly after the noon hour, had seen two strange men enter or leave the roonii occupied by the dishwasher and chambermaid in his own home. "I had to do all of the housework myself for nearly six months, while my wife 'stepped out' to showji and Preikschat daneoi," explained. "When I pleaded with her to stay GETS DECREE FOR at home with ie In the evenings she DOING HOUSEWORK would immediately pick up anything movable that was handy and heave International News Service. it nt my head. We had first fights. 17. Vernle CHICAGO, Jan. contests and battles of Preikschat, an electrical engineer. words continually." told Judge Hiiro M. Friend that he The was granted a di (lUln t object to caring for his in- vorce. engineer fant daughter during his wife's absence, but he felt that she was upon him too much when she insisted that he net ns cook, mWM3l A Wee's. Illackwator river, contains n farm hones and, at low tide, about 400 acres. Mr. Angell' London friends understand Hint it also contains a bed of oysters anil a flock of 2(H) (IusUh. The owner's yacht, a converted lifeboat, is moored in n little cave behind the barn. Allien has made n number of lecture tours in the United States. Excursions io .'Mid-Winfe- r y y u 0 n y investigation brought out sufficient contradictory facts to Later 0 warrant a verdict l'.22, three days fore bis wife's tragic death. The most beautiful ntck lt Franco ia evvned by Collctte Lull!. At least that is the story reaching this country following a uniijuo contest in Taiis. How do you think it couipaies with American let-u- n blackened. revived Woods told I'jion of a sudden attack by two robliera, who entered the auite as be and his wife were seated at a table eating lunch. After being ordered to hold up his hands. Woods contend, be was struck on the bead with club in the hands of one of the men and render d unconscious. He told the police he bad a faint recollection of coming to in the bathroom, with his bauds bound behind him. and of stacgerlng to the door leading to the halL lit January rr. house-heatin- g OI.H HAPH MX I 01 ND. International News Service. ROME, .Inn, IS. A miiiiuc Raphael bus been found by ehnnco in the house of the Munjuls Fnrng-glitnulit S.ivsnu, I.Ianrin. The iilcturo represents n tableau In which nro n hundred persons, and is signed in the corner by ' 1 Remarkabl- e- 1-I- t 3 -- - . "- t: A i 1 1