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Show HEKALD THONES n . Aircrtiswc WITH WHICH IS COM BIX ED THE PROVO POST THIRTY-NINT- YEAR. H PROVO, CTAH. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. yti..&5. FLIGHT BRINGS -- meeting held at the home of Mr, and Srrsrrr. rCBbyer, 346 North I'niversity avenue. Vediiewiav evening, October 1, at 8 o'clock. J ne public is Invited to attend, especially the "young people, aaVj the speakers will handle sub- - ; jects. that will enlighten the in- Followir-fexperienced yG(r .LJ f. j . oavp unnuco Mil rnn unrjvTu WalOhose present.' The speakers will.be announced in tomorrow's pajter. ed P ARE Secretary of State Lands Air-iiragellans for Heroic Achievement. i: 4 if i. 1 X- 65 STUDENTS BIAKEAUmiN - ADMIRES COURAGE OF YOUNG AVIATORS a v v LARGE ADDITION as Fit wi View y uorgeous Cirques From Top of Guide's Peak Sept. 29. In By E. L. ROBERTS. . iitlon to being "one of the most Timpanogos scored another tottble scientific - and r historic tory Saturday when the grand of the century," the mountain lured 05 students of MAd the world flieht lust com-- Brigham Young university to "juA by Amerlman airmen .' has gorgeously colored heights on ASA. To care for the constantly growing populatidti of Provo, a new apartment house is being the corner of First East and First South streets. The building is being constructed WASHINGTON. vic- rf ifrJ--n PreparatorT Conf erence Jlekl tlv Ltan ,sukM.-1- . A. Ward Workers.. i 1 REHEARSE OF OFFICIALS. STRESS NEW M. L A. SLOGAN ' N? tion Protocol Prompted - Discussion-o- f War. . LEGION SHOW ' ' HIDEOJia.GODDESS ' OF WAR LOOMS UP" TOCOIIENCE ' 1 iy:.. Associations Will Begin Reg- - ular Winteys'OfrTtter x first day, October 7. - "J . : ..lapan's Deadlock on Arbitra- ., ! : - - . - - ' W'VL , ' I X Rehearsal of "Minstrel Frotics" Held at Elks' Home Monday. , ! What was JrvlxrvJ This is Mm. EMSweetiv.of Ina. III. h.. ha rtuifev-.t-l. .v,.rd-ito authorities ut Mt. Vernon, 111... that sh fl.iM.iml t. r Wilfonl .WM,(in. ste might imi-r- y Ki v. I.ari..v M Tt minister. charg-with the murder ,.f hi, wir.i!i- - l h, r irh th noisori. she smvi-sfn- u liual.'' r.u;ht l Sunday i.i' svsaiwa t . he a mivvty rference wasleu M. I. A. l t eveuingi ' SitoatioitrThreateniTifTr League of Nations, French Papers Say. International News Servtca. of over 75 peopie'has l'AKIS, Sept! 29. lespite the " for the Americau hostility of Japan, the French xlid .sho"K Iim, 'The Minstrel cabinet today unanimously aprtv..n prover! the League of Nations arbi- K. S. his .vira a,Wdiiis to tr root t the jS3!!0O''-r- and. Stitke nffiUU4fcin--wGeneva to fh-'.w- : ' iHinXMoiidav sigu it. -delegation Kt lu Twplished Important results annual atunm leRfJilkeojfn,Uftt. , : .i i ; . V her," - Ktks Thv Iwis-aU-ti ai.d i Father uixht-ttflu...!.)Nj.;h.Iss; ' he 'home; HirHcEry Mt-s-? ; : J ': because these stn tion in Salt Lake City. Mr. Deiker.l-whledrtary ungues a id today In a ,!:3i. "d ; ITi.f tfYanlfJiw Mattel nt lli?. - Hy FRANK K. ' ttsr to the war department, dents were coniKlled to leave their TtTsnHeTaliii:.: wervi Ywuiig MASON, T.ntadly and son of the lattsMajori ot univrsitr. lsii the general Kstrd vMtrsj. the conduslonolhe warnuljt-&-8--OTdria- e the l has be7siieniiiiK International News Service Staff Charles. "P1 Decker of Provo, wasf In ' :: . m. trucks against, .an. icy- wind all born juid. raised in this fity--and IVpartai.iital work ss the mahilnjsjaa,!,! time the last two Correspondent. s Hushes Secretary i me oimenn.m. expressed the way from the university cam- lived here until ntiout 10 years au". ' ' oojev xnkv and examini .g r.Vftl?, Kiting S.pt 29. Japan' fore-- " into and U aders for the courage, pus to Aspen grove before teir climb when he moved fo Salt Lake City. letp admiration (he iunom of harii. l5C3.Uoc-..-(n-the..artdttra-." w.eranee for dirussion and extraordinary began. Had the weather been at of , of spevial inn iinThe new apiirtineut house will be phaes fvtr best tiflent ' tion protocol Of therLeague of Natill of the .flyers which made it alHialiny, the number. Mutnal Improvement, work. Itoy s sented." ttree- - stories high tnr urttHt ion --- to tions' over t the question of eiclu- - ; 4atble for this perilous nmdertafc- - participating in the' work was outlined by Koy The cast for the minstrel and sion of outing would ine uasement. it wmr contain l. Japanese immigration from l who recommended that thei frowned with success. It have been more than do.ubled.include aMit eig.htv four on each flor apartments, oml.-.r- f doubt one of the most The mountain was exceptionally th.-veU.y lie given as mm-Tmest talent available America, prompted an open discus-sio-n Work on the building- - has been Stohe scientific ' Law, enforcement officers of Utah today in the Paris press on and heroic fine in his fall colors Saturday, anil under way for several weeks and and that their in this loralitv and mr means ..r training as are county assisting lesawns sltould be. taught out in tht tiue is being siwred in order to as the. danger of war. between the of the century. the foothills and valleys lying about rapid progress is being made hy the the .sheriffs forces of Duchesne county in searching for two open as welt States and Japan. establishment of friendly the nase of Timpanogos were all contractors. The building will be sure those who patonize this per- I nited half-breeThe situation, which threaten), d Indian, 20, and a half-breDr. L. W. Oaks of the Utah stak formance, the greatest musical treat ttct in the various countries ablaze with brilliant reds, yellows", completed within the next few young rnen, a Mtaican, the life of the arbitration court, if who are suspected of being the murderers of Thomas M. I. A. board arged that the "M" and the most wholesome minstrel ed, the strength and efficiency Drowns ana vermiiiions. while the months and should be ready for oc- 17, not of the league itself, resulted e air service, which the flight terraces over which numerous cas Rhodes, 60, he wealthy "rancher-reclus- e, whose body was Men hold regular meetings through entertainment thus far presented cupation early next year. from Japan's declaration that arti' iced, and the new prestige cades fell throughout the summe Provo Is my home city." said Mr. found Saturday in a canyon 15 miles from his home at Farm ont the year and conduct thea in Utah county. six of the protocol must be cb the. flyers have brought to were under the recognized Boberts' Bole The cast has met for preliminary cle Decker in commenting on his new Creek, Duchesne merely stained stricken ont The article designates county x of Order. A special class for tht instruction and review several flag will hare a instead of alive with their leaping apartment, house. "1 have all the The officers-o- f Provo are especially on the alert for the purpose of teaching on the International relations cataracts, and the these rules oi times during the last week and wilt as aggressor- in war any state re- -lhighland lakes faith In the world In the" progress abide by a decision of the to fusing alscr Oak Dr. orderwas country, the benefit of which and ponds .had long since evapo and the development of this ' city. suspects smce the enter renrged by lived here about a year npoo active and intensive eague council. lot be in ortfcT that the men'of the hearsals Monday evening.: rated, leaving put dry basins, never One. of the things that in the past ago. According to Sheriff J. D, Boyd, the bojr and an older rhnrctt seemed at last night's meet"It becorae famihan with anay The ry Hughes asked the warjBtfceless the autumn garb and mood has been ar handicap to the com brother hved at that time in a home director the represent:r' in the north-ea- st ing as if the hideous of war rtment to convey to the flyers of the mountain made part of and proficient in parliamentary Ilarringtoa-Adam- s company- - will had suddenly "loomedgoddess In the up for these munity has been the lack of hous- town. The boy was taken in up Dracednre.-heartiest congratulations on losses and the hike was decidedly was unable he In here le and person so In Monday night the facilities, especially ing council Lematln . comcommittee,1' ' to pay for his board bilL which worthwhile. Tba Improvement Era. the Tount the fim. complete rehearsal under accomplishment, ' " line. . ' mented. it a new epoch in the history Throughout the course of the day apartment . "If we are successful, in this first For several weeks he was held Woman's Journal, the manuals out- bis direction will be . held in the fatal which "The, causes, appmr- leoce and adventure, he said. a small coarse of for th the 'study lining Elks' building. He will remain in party of hikers 'explored venture of supplying an apartment by the offii'ers of the local juvenile are war making ently Inevitable, the varions la responding to the Hughes con Guide's peak, probably the first house for the city we will concomassume depart year Provoand full and eourt, during which time he was coming aents. and the IL fond were plete tharge of the rehearsals, are the necessity of a prolific race ations, Acting Secretary, of tune for several years, and thev struct another wing to the building staying at night In the Juvenile each . pui-po-t Uevis said the war depart-"ha- s found. that', this of the outlined fbr the pro- to find work and a place to live,' and coKtnminr room at ihe coonty Jail but iwr- by Dealt now under constrution. staging The wing prominent " coupled with a aeutiment of honor felt that the flight is a commands the grandest view of the and offiwrs letter duction. acqnaintins mitted to be ont dtirii.g the will, contain 15 apartments, the in refusing to accept terms con.tide achieraacnt ot a high cirques and of Timp same" as the present building., He left tot White Itxts, teacfaera with the year's work. later amphitheaters sidered humiliating these condimade by a little band of anogos to oe found. on the moun Ttw held convention which was, f The Decker house is Ihichesne'county, where ais tions on one hand, confronting on trained and energetic army tain. Guide's peak rises imme constructed on apartment ' at the Itirchau Young, onirersity. are living. the northeast corthe. other country's right to be who are carrying on in our where to the left of the Aspen ner of First East and First South The suspects, traveling in a diately master of Its own soil. ' , the pioneer work: done by their' Grove y officials tewchers and camp and reaches its high- streets, across the street east of the "baby" Overland, act.miiaaVJ "One. side Is crying: 'I'm hungry !'- for classNtrork. was very (feasors of former generations. est at a point a thousand feet home of the sheriff. The new thrir two sisters, both of wb n are separate ''The other" quotes 'i the eternal R. I. well to attended, military personnel is thereby above the floor of the giant ampl- - structure will face south. icroroiug about 15 years of age,:wer. seen at commandment- .- Thou shalt notj. . of the stake lering the same service to the cneater, Brocklank. president formation Sought by Police Emery park, east Of looks directly into the The apartment house built, by Ute Y. M. M. I- - A. dtoj. at large as was performed Stewarfc-anSOadele- - . - Riaii- t- amnblUieaterg Bighop Moretnaji r Saturday afternoon. as 10 source of , Joseph. Nelson on East Cen , Echo D'Paria, took a similar out theri"". ur frontier troops when they ana commands a now nnnwgmng ter street is pano magnificent look : ,. ied np the west, established the AKeldcr'at rama oi we Hidden cirque, And the finishing touches and will be ready low creek towards Ir: l American Bankers Associa Ly is noTpT ""WJiatever solution the council at land trails and assisted in the American Fork at At the known by local officei amphitheaters. A for Its occupants during the latter International News Serrlc. tion Told There Is No Geneva won't suppress the Sopment of the trans-conti- trail could be built to this beautiful part of October. Sheriff Boyd has notified offi- Springville Sunday evening. Mrs. of an American-Japanesdanger 2.-O- nly Cause MARION. Alarm. for William of III., stake J. Snow, railway systems. Sept, president cers in theTounty as well as in the peak at the cost of less than 1500, The building Is three stories high war. As'a matter of fact," that - and if this-welieutenant Smith and his of circumstances southern section of the K'ate to be the Y.-- U M. I. A stke on the sub - 4he--w- ak besides tho basement. It contains " iieLare-fitti- ng -- successors danger isn't even hidden any more. to would soon becomeJollt, on the lookout for the suspects and ject. How to Put the Slocan lutoi International Newa Servtca. one Of the most 12 apartments, four on each floor. surrounding the Hurchase of In . CHICAGO. Sept, s and Clark. wishing to' dress soldiers which The Action. Tresideiit T.. X. Taylor . police'-- betiever frequently visited scenic features in Only ten npartmehts will he rented may to hold tticmTT appirehetided.' "f 'he Dawes plan and the cun't heal, the '"peace doctors have the visiting general board mem retary of War Weeks today Ihe west--"--The search fo'r the murderers Vas as Bishop Nelson. isrromMning bring a third .'person into the crime, out, the "following telegram to impn.vemcit of alirieul-a- s only succeeded in irritating the After scaling the heights of two of the apartments for his fan remained, unsolved todav in AVii-- started by a .posse of Duchesne hers also spoke, using- the- slogan continued Lowell H. Smith at Seattle: " : their central theme. Special ,"raI conditions were held as vital wounds. 1 liamson. county's "love farmers and ranchers early Satnr-da- y Timpanogos the student party re- ily. mys puison" .mwdcnl nmnbetrwere furnished bv j factors in the continued prosierity Dgratulations to you and your turned to Aspen Grove , Each contains four tery. morning when it was first a lies on the Svmphouic Chamber of Music nearly 5.'HH) ..f the being the first to fly ana a snort bonfire program, and rooms, n apartment A GERMANY DISARMED. Rhodes was wnfession afHuliert flinin? Tate, room, by missing t kitchenette, bankers " d the world. Our people re- - then made the prominent Frank-- : nations of srillir; yesterday. from his home. It is rtimored that under the directiouMark-toin a and .PARIS. Sept. bordonnV besides ter hours room and Timpanogos loop living assenuueo uere i.tay tor the tilth : ilie that you are Americans. The back to Provo, n s lin Madi Tonus note .to France totlay, is reported the bathroom. A disappearing bed is brought corU.ration of the earlier Rhodes bad considerable money hid- men's nnartet. the annum or me Amen roinenuon department and the army .of Sprinsrille Firsf, ti tnke the stand tha the Germans and it is' thousht placed In each living room. Elec- coufessiou-o- t his wife Ruby tbat he. den in i.ihis caldn. .. nited States are .proud 'that waru ittvaive airis .enorus. at! I i"1" lMUKers assocmuon; r ... etmnot imrtieiiMite in any military, tric ranges and a Imilt-i'refrig and slie conspired to pi.isou her hus- Tiiiir.l,r . re American soldiers." v sw.ni. a l .(Uio i t.iiuinn. niiu aiiE l.v je remove erator is part of the equipment '"of band, Jodie Herriii:i..u.-tii'lijiLsir naval" SiHictlnns 4t-r ey-j."'iu snistmiHatT-- t to have been one of the nKiPOUiaiiHnBenHNiL assets t vj.iameiztgiin'-the Ijpaguu.'of Nations because each apartment. A screen .pon'h will him as au obstamv to tlieir mar r &t "present for the rst j.f the year. IL MOM-MEXHl Their winter' tiiiis i i.i wamu'Biv li I Innace. i . . - . i .l..l,-i,alr?iidy- - has- - been com- -, ot mis J, tm; rmMn - T.!.. i I,..;, . . . TO HONOILBffiDMEX i . , .. a . .:i , . , ,. v i i. wflre eioier i. i.ie iirsr miiav "....-. . , . u. ms Wp-aoplele'ly dtsarnted. , i.u. M sua., v." u Arthur Dulmis plead "not guiltv' -'f the Viioniic t r; tWer! after the r The tii rtiiinis. wish to euiiihasizt sbentTs f..rre of "tojh.eld the woman he loved.".' - i members of the ..licy TLE, Sept, 29. Honoring to a charge of assault with a. deadly . fin f.'.et th:it they li.ive met in de-- . who ki!5- -l ;,E'VIt was he. he admiued. who ad- this comity that the. t IhTeventeut of America's bird- - weapon with intent to klll,'ih. Judge (, ... .it,,,.,,,,.. of tlit. ministered the first dose of poison, bh. t!i! i e rt sit rtuTiTu i t Vl:iu.es eltVr witi!ed ' who firsts flew across the Ellas Hansen's division of the ' Vti'sville- . ou ti:e nr-, ..:;e. imni ; 7 i :nui lie piaccu it oy aureenienr. in na , , Rc and aeu.y- ustiiO!. the Fourth District court Monday. The circumnavigated ' ' The nf.te wa pr,"n'ittc.l...1o the which Kul.y had pttcked.iit her bus- - White 'Rock. w!aw h...wa u''r": " 'Si, th,- .,o"t!n" ill deitend tt,',.r by. air a monument was to trial has been set for October 9."'T lii-rfffi''e band's dii.i.er pail. The peas were .seen Friday afternoon: yn Ho.sih, Bi re .:r lc DuMs. remained at liberty sevfailed this afternoon at and ;:i.n liie Uevelol'in1 tJ :ie ;crm:in by ;it ,,, "doiied" Tate' said. wbib. the iiail t Officers say the nuu.'s tht-u of eral days following- the alleged Miufti int.it l'ur. ? " I ... ......, i ., A ..!. i.?i ':.. .... r ..f v... nun ny dcsiri 's ssura Uej.s ' f..I j alr assault upon a Mexican at Summit, Sunday the. three ' "a. 'where he and llerrir.cton Worked. lea Mis. - itijlH-''y-I yggt--.- ft jej-i;ytr: mus'r officially completed the search for him extending into i 1IIJII1 IIIi.HW was t.;!e.i i. ..s uniiit-iili sue enters,. ' .Tato also admittIfianJ.tf--.l- wi liitti- lilTi: 2s,iHiO mile flight around the Nevada toiere he was finally enp-UOVemmeni-rarilCipai- eSm fheirIrs.' .lemngt.w WHTi :ih ..l i slept in bis csl.iii. wbi.;K s .f.s W..I.IT W 1 i. Reunited with Maior Fred- - tnred 50 miles from Kly by Sheriff . from white , i ietil poison when the first ...it- he as.K."ti.-i- . L Martin, original 'commaud-Hampre. P0'1 nn,i deputies Otto BIrk Unique Arizona Indian Hawtion kill failed to -. Assessor Charles a pre Conr.ty finaatl !tas Celebration at Yuma. b air- adventure, who was ana unaries uoates.:. fif .when was instructedkins the Only questioned by tbejmard ti"tt- t'or a fttdj: The Mexican. .whoT was shot ont of the world derbv fcy source srsentc was he fmnussine.rs Monday to g'(t!f,ril-'lt-.:a-so.h.Ktl' nes in Alaska, Lieut Low- - through the left side just . underYTJilA Ariz, Sept., 29.-event evasive. of Hetheat first i make ont classifi-;tTHioil repiirt had said he The i,r, r m ! o ty t; the Jth, Lient'Eritt "Kelson and neath thelieart Isreported recover- unique in Indian history of the found it along some railroad tracks a of tax land (MVi over largely 'to ouu:i' Leish Wade Dartielnated In ing from the wonndvhis recovery west took place here Sunday when and later claimed he bad oleri it outlined by, the cirumisi.!H-rand si. nal fenionies today as the last act preventing mbre serious charges be for the first time the United States from a drug, store. It is Mfe belief his :tt 11. T.'-- ' report IV! t hrles !ir ing preferred against Dubois, ac- government took an efficialparLin of polu, that third mastery of the air. ' have date. may persm t!ie lonk to ilni .rtit.: to Sheriff three filers cording of the dead" Boyd. were frankly the annual 'ceremony Mr. Hawkins appeartHi before the. .;,, suov,-,--- iio Tr strplied it and that Tate now Mt their task Is over. Worn performance at Fort Yuma, Indian trying to shield the accomplice. ". . and asktKl r Jn forma-- j ; commission ' iiiore .u;v-- I Fifty Correspondence Courses . .acjltej:t.i-''.,i,iEsteetried Provo Woman . iriTations of the trip, wear- - M)S ANGELES GIRL reservation. . A man named Williamson, known mean-tli- - Ciiit.-f best tion as to m;ikiiii, in insrs .Staets Giyen by loung University ATTENDING YOUNG Ine unending round of wel- was The ceremony Laid to Rest in City staged for to have btM.n very friendly .. with ana tne oraer . in lQC'l than in and: that in the JS. Extension Division. ' acrorded them on their flight Fayette Marshall and his members of the tribe wlio have died " wasto be the to later to questioned Cemetery. Tate, these accounts was deposited j the board that he prtv-eeLos Angeles, within the year. the United States and a bit daughter Virginia, In or tits ainniy wtn possie lrosiuiately SUMnxUkW - ui..rc tu t day in an error; to gam further red now that their success Is Calif., arrived at tho Brieham out o every' ' ..'....Otl:.jt.ne. , Superintendent I. L. Odle of the formation. Funeral , services for Alrs. Ellen ; chanses t be made later, was given. V.KZl thaB ia 1:1J. Pte, the birdmen were anxious Young university Monday morning, to of strbus hundred the reservation presented the Indians f -. cla-i.oiT.iVwere case the of were The principals ia ifi. ation Gerber Jacob t intrsr held in the Fifth The proiiosHl The per of the to test. wnere Miss Marshal expects to reg a certificate- of appreciation from introduce-the ciUlege," j;. ... . says D shown Neither nere.-.sed Ut has be tnafte for tlie'fonntry taa to any ward chapel Sunday at f.S0 p. bCi taxable land is from ister as a student Mr. Marshall is President Coolidgefor the loyal calm today. totlie. w w clrvnlnr- - of c.rre- under the direction or Bishop ..ephl purpose of better distributing taxes; evidence of a coming breakdown-said. jn tbe H ' B. T. U. alumnus, having been a part of the Ieppe ' ' the bolitg i.i'.iH'd crim-has. : Indiansduring : :.v:?v nu u fj, ; b r rity student of the institution back In world war. " ' . ' though Mrs. Tate since the - Tttte Anderson of the I;i,nvn ward. TT";.f ViPfiROOM this- wck'by the. Pn'-h-it-it , loung X ft'-.i 3nS buck. :j.? 1902-0repudiated AT CHITWH ABTER rf.remnn.r;Njrtbril iitd'versity extension div.sn. "R is which' prompted the murder. X. Taylork Pesidcnt J. H. Murdork. I .n-- i if;,..ui .IV'-in in. mi. "We have our Pit of tbe citizens KfO, NeT 8epU 29. At th.e brouglit a r. to serve the other daughter dances, chants and native rites for tl ivi. m. iiuii A. v Merrill .!.. jmr. ft t. FIRE AYERTEn.: He gave statist, s that the lb:it to the Brigham Young university.' yua is des'sned.' Mrs. lit of his bride-to-bwork steusiott the year's dead followed the presetKj dis-th-e a Guire and Bishop Albert Mabey of i VThat misht' have been population cf the rtiit.xl S .'tes had Mr. Marshall "because tation of the thanks of the country s Nicholson. 60. a nurse. declared, Tlie circular' g"is t to describe Fifth ward. The invocation was!astmus fire w as promiitly put out inTeased 11 per ceut siiiee we believe In the big chnrch school chief executive. In honor of the oc be f today were searching for .ivi-fifty ,'oitrses which may tnrear Elmer Jacobsen. individuul vJ. offered in fire .the' while and'tv'the b;uik a the - A by department depostls 1 There are large educational insti- casion the Ariierican flag was raised by" mail.' Those. .courses. taken Kobb. 84, wealthy furni-Barv'f E. the benediction by George the Dixon Taylor Rttssvll Increased cent, and- savings ad- tnsiness man, alleged to I tutions in Los Angeles; but we wish- for the' first time above 'the trilml litde . . : ton. ttnre store lste Saturday afterntvin. deposits, JL'jis n r vi,t. en kidnapped at the alter ed her to be where she would be emblem. . miiiistra-tioti'agriculture, - art, Music was fnrnsbed by , tbe.; Tin- - bisrc tnarttMnu a crili contain- Dr. C. D. Marsh, forest :servb-. educational ad- under the direct influence of "church ccoiK'tnies. Vis about to make Mrs. cneeiaUst on poisonous pwtitsr nc-- l Firth warn choir assisted oy airs... ins excels..... paper ami pieces or B. Y. Sod his bride. geology and ministration. Ktijjlish, society and where she could come T I.1.K H.0MI sheet-iroeomruinie.1 Conntv AsentJ. P. Welch Eugene Clnff. who' gave special wood crates and only a hirtTtetrit'.t'ei- "AGED T.I.VX Bt'RIED. n4.v t)mU4.-wt4.K-Yl:Abmorv,. 'isd entered the church In contact with the young people- - of 1 he grave was edicatei 'imrtuion the f irt. . from-j numbers on an inspection trip to the music theory, ornce Utah. Los Angeles Is a worldly mathematics." nrlpAt wan Inst mm- . tne pcunt no wcere a iarse.uaii-M.uidiroTKe)-irNse- l ty J. it. .iunio. -- peo- SylvesteH: Vhe ceremony, when. Riw-Jel- l WiOker i M.wilier. practice, ".philosophy of education, town.JfunQf wordly.--nlndors. Jaeoii naa lnn cehorauug t;nv of ttirpenttne. gaot;uc auo "Newman' Crowell were held at the of t..lernitnin!r X nossil le lei cf " I l.iaf.rt. was ei.vtci! .i , fV witnesses, two men pie." -- ' resi.'iert'.of 'lie psychology, sociotocy, tiieol.igy and shoi and wH-- . TTt.li. stor.nl lur ' ar birthdity. Friday ttuit from iil;mts the for poNmous af i.liw s t .:ls of iirisl'an. zoology.: Xew enur.es offered cost wch, grabbed the c . Borg Mortnary chapeKSunday t JACKIE SEES ,iiv.ii rtn. to to tho crih i 'Kreslitt-iiTli.. rt .,.. ' Include : time botany, teuoon under the direction of the thought to le the cause of tiearti i f tbe first rOPE. . in Raider and Ytuttoi; sirHed university , incident to her advanced sse- ,.f .waste. hvyevt'r .:m5 r damage ' ROUE, Sept 2a Jackie Coogan. First Church of Christ, Scientist a large number .of livestil: ever, Aft"" accoutitJng, ymerchandisiug, and officers ;Sl.u!ay. - was , tbat boys tion It is elect- world It tejaiture, was of Fork Wilkius g anto- - the world's foremost child moving Mrs.. John Teay. reader in . the fall Punish . 'vlayine in ibe rear of ROAD TO BE GRADED. the sn.re A species 'of Arrow grass which I The circular also annonncea the and ed vice picture actoTj waa received In audl-enc- e church, gave the address and read contains Margaret ptesideut of the nad j dropped a taateh :n the rubbish An investigation prussic1 acid grow- 'abunfact that the division ah American of op- Fork, by Pope Pi us VI today. Jackie ing. secretary. Green sugar beet slieer In w hich burned very rapidly." was accompanied by bis parents. Mrs. Marie Hedquist Homer gave dantly In the meadows, and it is south of the Chelr Considerable Interest was taken service In other way' chiefly .was the Grove ordemt I'leasant by is dramatics, , pagetrtry, Inter thought that this plant tao dirut board-oin mrse, Despite bla youth anil his constant iroeclal. musical number by the new students la the election through" NOTED EDITOR DIES. f county commisskers cause of death to the livestock, contact with people of every clam ment was in the city cemetery. officers chosen show the music, lyceum, lantern aid the k' comKtrwa Servte. of a request8 Marsh Dr. to Mr..TVelch. for women eft) . . 80 teller the little fellow was Impressed by "Mr CrowelL who waa over IX).NIX)N. ScpX S-- Hugh Chls-- wide range of the student body, charts, programs ..dbonlnf ccudifiou at mittee from Pleasant Grove that the the leadership wne r. came to 1918 In to luTestigate Provo and cam conducting of class. Freshman occasion. age, of the the In the esneciallT tome years aolemnity jkf bt able to throw of holm. editor of the Encyckpaed-- i home! Goahea bv special reinest of the road be graded for a 4lstrW tlisd at the each year. anlveTttTtT 1Mm rriTefl to The died .1 ofnrflj Uia alter Cdnaping. 'according today. Brittannica, UUB Utmnrr r ana nrrean m i tc w. 80 rods aofrth of the ttticer. Oi hi OaUihter, Vra. W. O. tty-ement- s old . v. - ... ;; Nelson Apartment Ready For xupancy some-- time Lat ter Part of October f- . i HIKETOTOIP ting Successors to Lewis and Llark. - MAY CONSTRUCT ' i V'l' . ' It- m mm in :'iONFEfE-illlBBllPiliS- S WICTEDilF Stanley Pecker, Son of Former Mayor, Building Large Apartment House. k f : . .vers Characterized lfcjt wllthe aTJemocratic U.S.PRESTIGE -- ' Held fbr Husband's Murder J "DEMOCRATIC .MEETING ' the - , gajJiiiHai . .. . fn !!;. with a .rir,cviUe ht J the In Yidit-.-- . hi-- fk which 74'ha.i.d . i'-t- . it.u i 1J and 14. arls 'y'a.limtiKiiud'iotede ' I- l.x-s- , ASSISTING IN SEARCH FOR h MURRDER SUSPECTS YOUNG j)fikers pimwertj fr srat:ns. s (Troups-fisntv- St-u- rsy. nmsi.-at.nil- h ry njt.le ed , water-marke- d ----- custodfter LOVE POISON ' ,; LI -- MYSTERY5IAY riay-tiiu- ts : tnXrions INVOLVE THIRD DAWES PLAN IS could-readil- BUSINESS AID it - Wht-the- - get-er- al - 1 re -- o -- suc-an- d -"- -- - jofle ''" '" i oflrf. . m.-s- ans, - -- "NOT GUILTY" IS DUBOIS PLEA T n o - ts CEREMONY OF - .upiii.r J ...... : i?a . - asstX-iation- ." fvffl ln.o; ..i,... ;., straf - Tr it DEAD IS HELD s .. .v.--,.- i ..-;...- - 1 1 it,-l-ii-- mlMuticr- r isyr ! . i i tre-lty- . ,.!:-,- - . 4 Bn-.li!i- t- ;:"-.. i. i ii.ui f . t'Vl;.!-:..- S p asb An .- TRIBUTES TO trafr..-.i.:i...-?i- 1 t It COURSES : n fr ELLEN JACOB , - i' . 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