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Show $ THE PROVO POST SSES155 bers, enjoyed by the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Jacobsen, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Williamson, Mrs.Dofa Johnson, Miss Ethel Johnson, Miss Eothiel and . Miss Avis Jacobsen. ' self-invit- ed ! , Miss Thelma Iluish, Society Editor ! Phone 18 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9. 1923 evening the Franklin school "The Isle of Chance.a operetta, in, the Sixth unique Cery meeting house, beginning at 7:30 oclock. Byron Jones, director; Miss Verna Scott, accompanist, and Mrs. Hannah J. Cardall, stage direct-ohave been working for some time to make the operetta a success and to insure those ,who attend a pleasant evenings entertainment. All are invited to attend. LThis ' ' SSES Prominent among the social events The Mountain States of the season is the Brigham Young operators of the Provo Telephone exchange university Junior Prom, .which will formed a ' party Wednesday evening be held this evening in' the B Y. U. and attended the vaudeville at the ladies gymnasium, which is beauti- Columbia theater. Following the fully decorated for the1 occasion. A vaudeville performance, they were pink, green and, white color scheme entertained at the home of Miss Mrs Dean was pleasantly prevails throughout the hall, stream- Alice Russell, fhe hours were pleas- surprised by aStrong number of hetf friends ers and Japanese wisteria, being em- antly spent with musical numbers at her home on Thursday afternoon. ployed with an artistic "effect. In and a program Of interesting contes The occasion was in celebration of the birthday anniversary of the honthe center of the hall is a large games. , Prizes were recfeived by Miss ored Rachel Buchanan and Miss Bernice guest. The hours were enjoy-abl- y green Japanese pagoda, artistically Condon. At the conclusion of Met with even success we had we were completely sold with needle work and muthe spnt decorated with black and gold.Jap- - games a well appointed supper was sical numbers, during which a delic" ... anese letters. This evening a small served by the' hostess, assisted items. on ... ious lunchedn was served to the folby Japanese girl will stand in the en- -' $Irs J Essie Selck and Miss Jennie lowing Mrs. J. guests: trance of the pagoda holding a bowl Russell. The table was' stocks W. Bates, Mrs. Lester Leffler, Mrs. can still However, we were able to inyou artistically , of burning incense. The orchestra decorated in keeping. with St; Va- Martin Strebble, Mrs. J. W. Board-maducements: .members will appear dressed in Jap- -' lentines day, as was also the enter Mrs. Lyman Whiting, Mrs. Ron anese costumes. The program, of talnlng rooms. do Mrs. Calvin Hansen, Simmons, Red candles in . dances is also in only 4 DAYS MORE in which you may avail harmony with ithe dark candleholders were placed at Mrs. LaMar Evans, Mrs. Clarence wondecorative , scheme,, and is both each end of the stable, and the valen- Duke, Mrs. W. H. Strong, Mrs. R. J. ' unique and artistic. The members tine. placecards contained a r for- Strong and Mrs. Peterson. of the junior class who have been tune for their owners. .Covers were CARD OF THANKS diligently, working to make this en- laid for the following': Miss Flor X tertainment one of the most ence Crane, Miss Lucille Buckley, WHITE SALE OF WHITE SALE OF We wish to express our appreciaand pleasant social affairs Miss Cleone Ferre, Miss Norma ever held at the Institution are ad Foote, Miss Eva Wilson, Miss Ber- tion to the many kind friends and 42-i- n. Special Pillow WHITE SALE OF follows; Decoration committee A. nice Condon, Miss Della Wilson, Miss neighbors who offered their assistHex Johnson, Mrs, Virginia Towels Rachel Buchanan, Miss Mary Hansen, ance during our great bereavement LOT 1 tensen Keeler, Miss Gertrude Olsen, Miss Kate Miss Valera Snow, in the loss of our beloved. wife and Ellison, and Miss 'Alberta Huish; finance Miss Birdie Buchanan, Miss Grace mother; also for the many kind 55c value Plain heavy weight TurkValues up to $1.50 committee, Ralph Keeler, Miss Elaine Steel,. Miss Violet Jackson, Miss Ruia words of sympathy and condolence Christensen, and Miss Gertrude 01- - Steel, Miss Melpha Lublin, Miss Viola which made our burden easier to Linen Finish' ish Towels; also with fancy YARD 29c Ben; refreshment committee. Clyde Farnsworth, Miss Artie Nesbit, Miss ear. We wish to thank those' who 49c Keyte, Miss Anna Marie Eggertsen, Minnie Duggan, Miss Willlametta sent floral offerings and those wbo borders 44-i- n. and Bryant Decker; program Lucille Janson, Miss Iurnished tbe music and lent the use Sperry, Miss . of automobiles Miss' Nellie committee. during the services. Clark, Isabelle Slack, Miss Melba Park, Glenn Harmon, and Miss Helen Miss Grace Meldrum, N. L. LUNDBERG AND 50c value LeavLOT 2 Margaret FOB $1.00 36-i- n. DAUGHTER. Candland; music, Edmond Evans. Beach Cloth itt, Miss Grace Linton and Mrs. Dave Anderson of Salt Lake City and Mrs. Values up to $2.50 40c value Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Gadd of Nephi S. J, Jones, invited guests. 29c Call for Assistance. 8 pent Wednesday in Provo as the Bobble, amusing himself on the Miss Nina Huish, Miss Lura Elder guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Linton. in front of the house, stopped and Miss Elfie Anderson ...entertained sidewalk Uncle wbo was on his way Albert, Mrs. Frank was hostess at a miscellaneous shower Monday downtown to attend the movies. to the membersRoylance of the Social Hour afternoon at the' home of Miss Huish 33 - in. club at the home of her father,' J. B. complimentary to Mrs. Lawrence Uncle Albert, come In' and help n Head be Maycock,, Thursday afternoon. The Maycock, formerly Miss Lorna Booth ask mother to cotSx me to go r . afternoons entertainment included a recent bride. A pink . and white cried. 35c value an interesting paper on "The World color scheme prevailed throughout Is Made for Women, Too, given, by the rooms, white roses and pink Bird Loyal to Its Home. 20c YARD Mrs; L. M. Nelson. Following the hearts being effectively used in the The of the family of fly program a delicious luncheon was decorative scheme. Tbe afternoon catchers,pboebe, builds its nest close to the was pleasantly spent with a variety served to thirteen club members, man. baunts of The same pair of f of games and a musical program, dur Next Tuesday evening a character ing which a delicious luncheon was phoebes will return year after year to ball will be conducted in the Pio- served to the following invited tlieir former nesting place, often buildneer ward amusement hall ,to which guests: Miss Alene Phillips, Miss ing the new nest on top of the old one the public in general is invited to at- - Rena Huish, Miss Christa Mix, Mrs. tend. The entertainment is under Byron Jones, Miss Leah Chipman, the auspices of the ward missionary Miss Cuba Dayton, Miss Fern and the proceeds will gohansley. Miss Erma Allen, Miss to the missionary fund. Wilde's or-j Melba Condie, . Miss Rutn Davids,chestra will furnish the music.'. IMiss Ruth Care, Miss Jennie HardMiss Ruth Braithwait, Miss j ing. Mrs. Harry B. Ashton was hostess : Genevieve - Huish, Miss Bernice at a at her home Hughes, Miss Alice Taylor, Miss lone Huish, Miss Verda Reese, Miss VIt-t- o Thursday afternoon, complimentary her sister, Mrs. Francis Jones of ginia Booth, Miss Lida Hartly, Miss That bird ' certainly Is f tence on his third offence. He was to demand a trial. Of course, the Dixon, Miss Mita Wilkenson, By EARL CHRISTMAS, in Bellevue, Idaho, who is spending a Rhea Believe me, there are a lot of others for look chances 4 to didnt Leavenworth bright 00 overly $ sent and fined The Dearborn Independent number of days in this city as the Miss. Lillie Barton, Miss LaVieve at the who are getting out of the game, 160,000 CARLOADS UDGE PAGE MORRIS was on the prisn for a year and a day. acquittals. Out of 320 cases Huish, Mrs. CharlesPeck, Miss Vivguest of her mother; Mrs. S. L. not too. had session there if to this Minneapolis I am DisMiss Miss bench in arKaziah Pyne, ian Carroll, stop thing the United States going Carnations and sweet peas Armed with search warrants, proone been of man acquittal. you trict Court in Minneapolis. A I have to send every Ludlow, Miss Hazel Westrope, SURPLUS POTATOES tistically decorated the rooms. Six Alice afhibition the a agents set out to ndke a to for Morris threw senLeavenworth bombshell, year, Miss Mrs. Lorence hundred bootleggers awaiting Kate Mathews, Judge tables of bridge-.werplayed, and tence sat in the crowded courtroom, judge said. ter bombshell into the camp of the roupd-u- p of questionable soft drink the favors received by Mrs. Fred Ol- Scott, Miss Virginia Christensen, Several men who were convicted bootleggers. In one day, he forfeited establishments one day not long afson and Mrs. Frank Stubbs. A delic- Miss Elaine Christensen,. Miss Al- or, unable to get in, stood about with tlHIIIO Ultlll berta Huish, Mrs. Joseph Gourley, Interested friends in anxious little under a charge of conspiracy to vio- bonds of .more than $40,000 when ter Judge Morjris began sending bootious luncheon followed bridge. Mrs. Hannah Cardall, all of Provo; groups in the corridors. cillCAGO, to On Jail. their tour, they Feb. 8. One hundred late the prohibition laws were fined the men did not think it sufficiently leggers "Sixty days in the Hennepin coun18 softjdrink places which had and sixty thousand carloads of last The member-- ; of the7 Provbrinas Miss Margaret Bird and Miss Lela found court in the at to at months appear and important given eighteen club were the guests ofMrs. S. B. Boyer of Springville; Miss Sylvia ty, jail $200 fine, said the judge at $5000 time. He called for pleas been closed. Having, a glimpsesim-of seasons g potato crop Crltchlow at her home on Thursday Webb of Lehi, Miss Lillian Grant intervals, and the line kept moving Leavenworth, "so they would have appointed of the informa- what was coming, their owners on the presentation are was 90 a little about to of still reflect Miss in time it of was and Or, days. maybe, upv possession LaVaughn Bromley enough afternoon. .Teh hostess home growers, a left. closed had and up shop ply or complaint, instead of waiting without in the surplus Presently, the marshal held up his the seriousness of violating the pro- tion precedentverx beautifully decorated with American Fork; Miss Deane Merritt, in for soft drink bartenders Wages for the grand jury to return an inlast nine years, the United States bu hibition law. was sold American beauty roses, California Miss Lucile Poulson, Miss Thelma hand. where places liquor jumped dictment. Your honor, the jail is filled, he economies paid Now, all this may sound a bit pro- Shoel, Miss Helen McCleary and Miss from $25 to $50 a week. The perils reau of agricultural poppies and ferns. A literary memthe been in have The defendants to one is said. accustomed condition when Grove. The The was said lo be of Pleasant Kirk Anna today. too become of the had gram was given, in which all great. callingj wholesale liquor business and .we a thlii- unoff beautiwith to "How the due about received in county honored was followed get many seeing Ramsey guest and difficulty moving was bo9tleggers One bers participated, that bartenders genmachinrepprt the them will conput. through or and the assembled. asked so, fine the small $100 say judge. guests large crop. jail?" bythe ful gifts from by a delicious luncheon served of justice in- wholesale fashion," erally were refusing to work In these usually "Lots of room there, your honor, tinue, their illicit trade at' big prof- ery said. great The; snrpluB, thq report a for unless hostess to the following club mem$10 places day promised in obtains its. Judge Morris has unusual ideas he the west. North DaKenneth Shaw was successfully replied the marshal. states, in to each bers: Mrs. Parley Dixon, Mrs. J. H. had Bpend jail. day they for indictments was too Waiting we of will his the All fill said of enforcement home the prohibithe about at Mrs. it, Colorado, A. South Dakota ' parents, kota, Era G. Mrs. right, Idaho, S. B. Qvato, prohibition director Cluff, surprised McClellan, slow. the for bootleggers Attorneys to on Wed he and tion. and are Mrs. Nebraska Mr. and Judge, promptly began among the states Joseph Shaw, said the effect was noDixon, Mrs. Essie Selck, Mrs. John for the slower process, but for Minnesota reserves. ' carry out his promise. He had holding Why does he send men to jail for argued Morris large on business nesday evening by a number of his the ticeable Penrod, Mrs. J. H.Beck, Mrs. Upton unnecesbootlegging was held it Ram- violating the prohibition laws? Judge men to some the F- - D. friends, who came to honor him on in the mountain Mrs. Shippers Rocky thirty Caleb as Mrs. soon as Morris Haws, Hoover, Judge began giving section sold best for Indictments. "Jail sentences are the only thing sary to wait sacked pograde B. Gay, Mrs,. J. W Bailey, and Mrs. his 'birthday anniversary. The eve- sey county jail, when the marshal sentences jail Really, with all their clients walktatoes at 40c a hundred pounds; that will stop this illicit trade in liq enjoyably spent witha held up his hand again. close to Soft drink Walter Taylor. The next session of ning was very adplaces began to and the judge meekly up The Ramsey county Jail Is filled. uor, he said. "I begkn by lmpos-'n- g after- games and a' program, including over St. Paul and Minneapolis, northern Great Lakes shippers rethe club will be heldat Friday their guilt, attorneys hand- - all a mitting marshal. failed. Miss the said this but Wilma of Goodridge, fines, home the honor, your ding by 23, reading he said. "Itj had a splendid moral ceived araund 60c, while westernnoon, February "All right, we will proceed to fill Men were making big profits out York and northern Maine shipvocal duet by the Misses June and Mrs. J. IL Beek. effect. No man wants to go to jail. New were . . Enade Shaw, accompanied by Miss the Wright county Jail, said his of the liquor traffic and a fine meant pers paid 90c to $1. Price paid to he is If he knows going jail, he to solo by honor. "By the way, Is that a good little or nothing to them. But the th6y manage to get in a few wordssen-by- is going to qpit selling ranged from lSc a bushel growers The The members of the Timpanogos Ruby Taylor, and a piano lqiuor. on a for clemency waY plea . is of to sent The of in humiliation the mountain section to 45c of Miss guest Poulson, jail Rocky will another being jail? Mary enjoy only way to talk to a bootlegger Is in western New Dancing Jclub ut that Is about all. the num filled term a a Even the short of was the York. is,61106 the Reassured, judge honor big thing. dances receipient sentence. Friday a Jail their through This man is out of the bu The of A num- ber of beautiful gifts. During the Wright county jail, and then looked a greater deterrent than a big fine. attractability shippers to market Morris has attitude evening In the Armory hall. to more a I am convinced that jail sen-H- e now, your honor, goes the usual ed Judge attention and commendation. the unusual surplus was said to deworlds conquer, delicious for about entertainment entertainof features evenings of unique ber, followdiscovered the McLeod . county tences will stop the liquor traffic. If plea. "He has closed up his soft He wijle has received congratulations and pend largely upon the absorption ment are being planned by John luncheon wa served to the boot- - we dont get the' desired effect, the drink place, and gone to work with with it filled Miss likewise and Mary in It was estijaii, dance guests: the who has ing letters of appreciation from all over power of the market. one-ha-lf Thurgood, he decided he had penalties ought to be increased. That his hands. He wont Then Miss Mary Wilcox, Miss leggers. mated that about the only Poulson, of his the stands country because, charge. "Sixty days in the Winona county Likewise, will put teeth, in the law. hisi course has been ap- 160,000 carloads would be marketed Enid Mendenhall, Miss Mae Jeffer- done, enough for one day. the. judge. The next day he started in again. "Jail sentences may not stamp out jail,The says Mrs. Lawrence ies, Miss Margaret Reese, Miss Mae held for seed, inComplimentary to Judges in the- and the remainder comes up. Business, proved in Minnesota. man next L a In Winona. Miss i laws at the of the He violations filled Bessie Miss amount -th marketable Williams, Miss jail Lorna prohibition Booth, Scott, state district pourts are beginning to dicating f Maycock, formerly Wil- few days more he had filled tire Wa- right away, but they will tend to never drags in Judge Borris court, j Miss Grace Mrs. would exceed last Mr. and Wilma ship- Goodridge, years heavy of month, last Several the bride Insgme a practice. adopt A defendant pleads that people Miss Scott Reta from The return minimize and ments misgnd them. basha county 1. jails Miss a ; Olson, 'big at after Ruby liamson, .state judges have announced that January Elmer Taylor entertained from him. Severe weather of the past week fRuby Taylor, Miss started outsto fill the Sibley county strict enforcement after all will not sist on buying liquor law violators cellaneous shower at their home on Williams, Miss Miss before brought who liquor "those the "Yes, says judge, Enade Shaw, jail. In one session of the federal be the immediate return. The big shipments and distribution,, plants and June Shaw, Tuesday evening. Potted as well as. those who sell liquor them are going to jail. Women as retarded. one session In and come next in Cannon will buy the court generaresult Carl .while the market showed a general" Minneapolis rooms. Games Messrs. Henrichsen, the as men sent nave to been well Jail. Terns decorated law the If h" Glade, n St. Paul, he filled a dozen jails tion and in succeeding generations. should be put in jail. Jones, Vaughn Bird, Preston White-heaThe day of petty fines for dry law decline of) 5c to 10c. and musical numbers were enjoyed,, would be right. were it that way, the A of Morris warned violators prohibition Walter with a Florof ago. from year Judge the Eafly spring products Wesley Jorgensen, serving violators is passing in Minnesota, it interspersed "with the defendant goes to jail. Kartch-rfe- r, l&WSt But to ' The honored was Alton he that on Ida going and the south increased the bootleggers Goodridge, Lynn would appear!. delicious luncheon, "I am not trying to be vindictive, Some of the jails, he filled several give them stiff jail sentences in the markets and in some instances prices' Willis Robinson, ' LaMar Scott, Ktfest received many beautiful gifts man as another a the was Not When could. vacancy says there Shaw. 'judge, he whenever future times. many Clinton and Shaw Florida strawberries, findKenneth Bishop dropped. guests:. from the; following keep in one of them, he had a bootlegger took him seriously then. Even after moves , up. "I am trying to Company Loveless, Joseph ing public approval, remained firm and Mrs. James A.Booth. of fools from making . these a people to number he - and teachers of the to fill it. had sent officers. Mrs. jail the week. The large Mary throughout A. Booth, Edgar De- Gjuilty ward "I have made up my mind that per- at the June term of court in St. Paul, themselves. Sunday school of the Pioneer Torrv Mr and Mrs. Antone Nelson, asks A man who lives in J3t, 'Paul of the ward super sons who sell liquor are going to they were not convinced. CARD OF THANKS ffi Miss Leona Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. werfe the guests Customers a special favor that the judge senNo as skid the held in court entertainmentan When getting Minneapolis at judge. opened Mrs. jail, Ray- intendency Mr. and Hansen, Jorgensen That the Butterkrust Baking comof away with fines. They are going to in October, there were 320 liquor tence him to the Ramsey county jail We desire, to' thank the many eyening at the homewas mond Partridge,. Mrs. Lexy Harris. Wednesdav Is a vacancy if there St. can is not guilty of defrauding any kind 'neighbors there. send I them in half cases About on time Paul, the calendar. pany The MH16r. every and friends who asevening jail Dutton Harris, George Venice Rowley; Mrs. mere mu- I am going to stop this liquor sell- of the men accused pleaded guilty; there. customers , the fact of its and Wen-tby with us our recent- sad games sisted Miss spent Lyle during pleasantly Miss Korah Hansen, send you to the Winona that an error (was made in the wrapI'll which a de- ing if I have to fill all. the jails in the others prepared to fight. After caused the death Ruth sical Miss during numbers, Miss Nell.Creer, "I ping department of the companys of our beloved son through says the judge. a number of trials, all resulting in county jail, Roband luncheon was served to Minnesota.., brother, ,Ada Orange, M ss licious ,Mi some- want you to be in jail away from Salt- Lake bakery; is the statement ert. Nesbit. of method unusual Morris said This convictions. dealing we do feel Judge Miss Especially Melba twenty. Farley, EthelHills, Miss with persons who violate the prohibi- thing about men who tried to delay home, so you will feel like you are in of A. Urry, salesman for the company grateful to the members of the AmerMrs. Delra Hills, Miss Ida Grange, Mr.' Urry reports ican Legion for the use of automoin this district. E. C. Rodgers was hostess to tion law naturally caused great con- the course of justice when they knew jail. , Emma Poulson. Ludwig Poulson and theMrs. If not is Morris had are guilty of a biles who at sellers club arbitrary. that E. L. were E. sternation. he Then technically the they of Judge Liquor members gave guilty. they the, services. For the Poulson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles violation of the state - law, in fact, many during, them jail sentences of from three to there are 'extenuating circumstances, kind 0 words of condolence, ' her home on Wednesday afternoon. not been bothered much by offines go- five months. he considers them in Imposing sen-a that the error was made, but no deal- which- made our , burden lighter, to enter- Sweet peas and daffodils attractively were alarmed at the prospect Leven Mrs. George and Mr, er was overcharged nor was were hired That caused a stampede among tences. But almost never does decorated the rooms. Following a ing to jail. Attorneys hear,' and for the many. beautiful f tained at their, h ony onto Thursday efif the sentence sumer of the Butterkrust bread, a use man to their best of tables instructed two and escape to their the 'jail floral offerings we are indeed ap- and change delicious luncheon, bootleggers Mr evening, complimentarywho will leave bridge were played. Mrs. Sam Jones forts to induce the judge to listen pleas from not guilty to "guiltv. judge has the power to send him to local firm handling tjiis coni PT6Ci&tiy6 The Mrs Clarence Nilson, where men are panys bread (reports that It ,hafi MRS. SADIE NESBIT AND FAMILY. Present to reason, but they argued in vain. Maybe, they would get off easier jail. In cases week for received the card favor. Provo the forepart of next will of nothing to do with the filing of the . came with Robpossession through that way, the wise, ones reasoned. charged only Threatening letters .i make were Mrs. John U. Buchi. Mrs. do Salt Lake City, where they can he food state' to Morris deon the and O. R. first that was offense, the Mrs. mail, defense "From Thomas, the complaint, then Judge on, warning B. liquor Sweet ert Patterson, the present. , oftheir home for for DefeAee.' How could ,a bootlegger nothing but fine them. But second inspector happened into' the store moralized. Mrs. Mark Tripp. Mrs. Mark Ander- stop sending men to jail for these adwas sell peas and daffodils were attractively who not armed barbs which with one it Mrs. those and noticed and seemed At liquor, It offenders fenses. a and that time. properly Spines, decide .how to plead with judge The son, Mrs. Frank W. Deming, throughout the rooms. with was consum to sold arranged was the labeled. to It a out! to cause visable . watch travel them and prevent assign like guard that? pleasantly spentconclu- Sam Jones. he ers at the correct price notwithstand- Into the flesh of enemies forward, evening more to "No harm the business, monkey are St. the Judge. When possible Ihe began, at the Paulpession card game of "500, But despite these warnings that about half of the men accused told told one man. As sure as you come ing the label was. misplaced. I armor Mrs. Maria Jacobsen was pleasantof the Canadian sion of which a delicious luncheon Lake-vieto Leayen-wortagain,-yourso own . his at in did he back Then going were home at her the Judge peril. wem pot guilty. judge they ly, surprised was served.: The card favors HUNTER AT HOME on Tuesday afternoon by her Morris continued sending offenders lawyers and clients began holding and Is the received by Mrs. Clarence Nilson Advantage in Stcrecy. Friends of Jesse Hunter, who un30 do 60 to 90 who suppose what and and you for time When Now, the conferences.anxious days. jail and children Mr. grandchildren, were Present has many advantages, for Secrecy an Clayton Jenkins. dethis? men for cases all birthof he derwent In effeet the 70th sentenced the all on her virtnallv came. operation appendicitis many for., trial.. Mr. and rme to honor her ' one sn1 Mrs. Clarence Nilson, when I am some a weeks you tell a man af once and on to jail and fined them, too. in Salt Lake hospital "Believe me, quitting, fendants walked meekly in and anniversary, which occurreddinMrs. L, L.l Graham, Mr. and Mrs. day his as he be to he has been' will who One offender In ago, had learn that fined to I joined man, A said, glad straightforwardly the purpose of any : guilty. prettily appointedan changed their pleas Mr, and Mrs. L. J. bat day. I j on sentence to dont be to Clayton Jenkins,Mrs. moved in recovefed friends were twice before at he fancies there Is nothing day. cases one 110 cases, followed sufficiently was disposed prohibition ner by week, object, served, Frank Reynolds Innes, Dr., And num- came up before Judge Morris for sen- - of, and not a man had the temerity fancy this going to jail for 90 days, his home in Provo.IL Goethe. musical In and of games ,ternoon and Mr. and Mrs. Leven, m fa nt r, j' i i i ; out anticipated, and a number of self-invit- ed . than greater replenish our and offer these excellent n, j Remember There are derful opportunity. yourself of this ! suc-cessf- ul Extra Brassieres Pequot Tubing Indian Head Indian Head and-invitatio- 4 . ! Indian I -- . ' - I bridge-lunche- Ober-committ- A JUDGE WHO IS ROUTING BOOTLEGGERS ee, Simple Methods He Employs Proves Effective on 1 All-re- d. They Go To Prison hard-boile- d, j- - e record-breakin- , - un-usu- aL - - - . sentenced j I semi-month- ly , j self-invit- ed . , j J ( i d, Butterkrust Not frauding . - ' of - a. Ro-sengre- en. - i - any-cor- t i .Well-Equippe- d J . nat-or- tree-porcupin- e w h. ' - : - - 1 - v ' . al |