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Show En T7 Tr5 1 IflfCifcolation p Comics Every Friuay 1 - XXVL NO. 62. PROVO, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1921. rn ? 5111 OfB 0 00 OO 00 00 00 OO 00 OO OO jllllllCS BAROIIS BEEF CO if 00 00 00 00 WEAPON iitjMndsUdeElection urin International Newsservice. BY HARRY L. ROGERS. I. N, S. Staff Corretpondent coral Woman is Just the Toy" Says Peggy r Chorus Girl BY H. K. REYNOLDS. I. N. 8. Staff Correspondent, Nov. 9. America's WASHINGTON, : SAM'S DEFENCE OF EVE CAMPA E mm MM Nameless Hero Gomes Horn START; MCE Willi !S 00 '00': 00 00 OO $unsen fflBCt. WIIIS PRICE THREE CENTS. WASHINGTON. Nov. Araer. loan delegation to the forthcoming con- w Th ference will take a firm stand against BY GEORGE R. HOLMES. any attempt to do away with the I. N..S. Staff Correspondent. of poison gas in future warfare If tt -WASIUNCTON,; Nov. 9. in an at- follows ihe views" of exports aelecUd to dvle on that subject, it was learnmosphere of opWmisni and which foreign visitors declared ed from an Impeachable Bouree. International Newt Service .bore no rancor. She intlmateaVhow? Almottt limitlHjs Batural resource has seldom if ever been observed on r CHIC AC 07Nbv. wg.'.-tef- t Joyee was too alo w 4tMrav . - ehemls. a eve of the international coiifer great m class. ie'r j Hopkins Joyce will marry Again and the-(a- ge States eiijoyed a nositioa tnernlted ence arnuu 4le for aetting Mr. near U to "I that Joycp going perhaps she won't Peggy is not say-of advantage in the production of a simple nine country gin, mept conference was virtually comimarry saW-"poison gas on a large srulr . today. pleted M1eve he will be happy i !ie satisfied To prohibit the use of pouinn gas enAs a final prefluiinary to the openrice from some small nameless hero is coming home today. Up the placid Potomac, 'with a solemn slowness typical of the profound grief of the nation for which be gave his life, the unidentified .boy over whose- - bier the world are to be shed is sailing n Dewey's old flagship Into the wlcomlng arms of a grateful people. se The "Big Five" a movement to started today packers -o B slash wages at all their plants through? :B out Ihe country. ' s The packers, In formal notices, .Perapc3egg Tal,t1imls,""ftiltttd pointed out to their employes the Lwst. necessity of wage reductions In order 212 64 . 94 164 that they might cut expenses so as to 212 127 155 180 compete In business. ! The "employes' ana steadilv girl ; mal bo t nZ8?o omac LTcon!Sith theteome of the divorce pro- wWr. 77 202 107 230 ing of the epochal parley on Saturday tirely is practicaUy ittiioKible since were asked to conrepresentatives' ceedines which made her no loneer the town u wuu iuq jumuiuun-4iLiuy t 96 sider the tho ?iout uny American advisory committee of any nation might conduct its experts 137 133 175 reof downward to of Thena r :rned question bit ggy phll 21 members Stanley Joyce, Chicago selected by President with it surr?itloUiily and spring Lb 290 169 246 209 vision of wages and to make known department by radio and has reported ,wif,e1of,f1ame91 i osophy. tvit t win wtr at iha nafv var met. for the first ternble surprise at the most unexpect261 76 172 161 their decision as soon aa possibler -a together Hayling ,VA " wemaa i at the toy of a man," 4 21 guns wmtTTsomrthing-bcejingned moment, 209 92 127 174 in- time under the direction of Secretary Members of the plant assemblies at at o'clock. A salute of an she ."Mr. said. nie so gave Joyce 'Not "Gas," said Brlpadier General Amos of State HuKhes, who explained to 91 267 120 Swift & Co., and of. the conference be fired by shore batteries as the old,mi"'on29 he. of a life held into The from splendor sight the divorcing Joyce in approaches the wharf. When 'ormer them work that lies ahead A. Fries, chief of the chemical warfare the detail Total a I ,...1817 84914641181 board at Wilson & Co.'s plant, received she have the curtains that cnorus lrl might open Fo3Hf9' docks, the casket of the unknown, of them in the important days to come. service of the United states army an! An election landslide hit Ptoto yes- - the notice this afternoon. than U glimpse of luxury, that I might grow the in wil his of country, draped flag r tne aavisory committee is repre one of the chief technical advisers to ran K. Dr. & be 0. will when Hansen, Armour matter At Co., the erfay, to ieve the living flame of Jewels, that mlfrjOao.:ta-.Jon borne of tne be the shoulders sentative of every walk of jAmerican the American delegation, "Deadly, too 849 John 1817 for as next yotes up 'week at the conference against I might adore the gowns that were be presented whi-- h too. For example In the prohas been in con.jxP?ed foon bf JudSe works S. Smith, the winner's majority being boards. Morris & Co. does not have tary bodyguard of art instead of needled modal, life, labor, business, banking, educa- dangerous -duction" of cmnmert k indigo wo iclt-I- n stant attendance since the body left , , . .if mthe employe representation - plan InJ France.e-casket-rme-Tecelved"Now it is hard to find herself de tion, government, 'Shipping, and point of volume leads the dye inFour. In the mayoralty race' effect, but the wage cut will be sought, ed ( The result prived oTlhose thingssnre sbebarr in its The rtep fof nine tenths of tl)4 dustry; was It selected. membership. upset all predicitions and all former it was announced.., said she had them." sre from of way Camp an engineers perfectly harmless at the final with Humphrey, Hughes lection records. explained, a Secretary to have Packers said they hoped in a hotor hearse, will oe taken to eye to representation and' in order moment, hpwever, the addition of on George P. Billings defeated Thomas new wage scale In effect within two and that the principal American delegates, ingredient marks the difference C. Thompson term weeksvThe present minimum. wage the capitol, where it will be placed in for the. four-yea- r could have ready access jtween harmless indigo and mueUrl fcommissionership by a majority of 283. for common labor .in ' the packing the rotunda, guarded by lour soldiers. mosi icurea oi mi muse aa-lo a cross section or PUDUC opinion. High officials of the army and navy The rote In that race standing: plants Is 45 cents an how. The peak will oe - veloped in the world war. , in tjje will take counThe committee advise and landing, part 'Billing 1464, Thompson 1181. conditions under wartime wage paid I The first returns coming into The was 50 cents for common labor. The last note of the Utah county apple contest came when the prest sel the big four on matters of public i The dye industry tn which Germany ' The rotunda will be barred to all to- dent of the United States, Mrs. Harding, the "first lady in the land," and the policy and public sentiment excelled before the war was dwelopet Herald office' Indicated a victory for At least 200,000 men will be affectThe big four, comprising Secretary Into a dozen deadly gases. General night, with the exception of the presi- vice president of the United States wrote letters of appreciation to W. R. Hinsen. By the time three or four ed, it was estimated. dent and Mrs. Harding who will come Butler, who through the Wood-CliftoUstrlcts had reported - It was pretty - Swift -- ft - Co. company staged the first apple contest of State Hughes, Ellhu Root, and Sen- Frlsl pioneer In the chemical war senrpackers, employing . White House at 5:15 o'clock of this countyrcontrrbuting the "prizes and sending , the prise winners to-- the of the United States la charge of e weD settlefL thai. BUUngEUladjwon, thousands of men In plants in Chi- - from the have practically concluded their pre- - that service in France during the lal : Mrs, Ruth P. Farrer went through cairo and other livestock market cen to lay a wreath upon the casketRepre national capital. Americaa of and scores of sentatives militaryTiminary with about everybody w6rk.They rfcave formulated twaTOTdhietadriserothe THE HOUSE her "conWHITE voting for ters, today aked its employes to limlta believes the will be a other only wilr which be to delegation, permitted organizations tor city auditor, program ' presented : aider an arly reduction in wages, Washington, November 5, 1921. can property ne piacea oa to hold brief ceremonies in the ro the powers early In the conference , "on I Smith ran his best on the west side, The request to the employes was tunda tomorrow as the body lies in My Dear Mr. Butler: and serve as a basis for the discus chemical warfare are those wnieo. ia the fourth district coming within made by Louis F. Swift president a state. A from tfoefOlympia and sions. The America 14th of October letter dispatch The received has lour votes, of equalling Dr. Hansen's program em- might also be- imposed upon other your president the company. News has Jnteraational or braces mili- forms of warfare. received the final the the by return. In each of the four west side judgments assure to me He to deal of with asks interest. a good read it you questions for the employes The Mr.. Service this morning said that the tary and naval experts as to how far For example, if It ia declared to b districts Smith went over the hundSwift, said," are : . most appreciative of the courtesy which you have been the he is settle, that off Indian Head the laid vessel United States is willing to go In contrary to the principles of Internaduring red mark, and falling below that How much. will wages have to he re early, morning henre."" Accompanied by good enough to extend to him'. limiting or reducing armament and at tional warfare to throWl high explosive sark in each of the four east side dist- ducedT one destroyer, the Olympia was . to the same time be assured of adequate shells into cities, tt is deemed contrary ricts. In the third, fourth and eighth Sincerely yours, How soon will the reduction be to throw gas shells in that city. : national afety--.r-:j- :. ; slowly up the Potomac, reachproceed districts Billings scored his heaviest B. GEO. CHRISTIAN, JR., made? 4 p. m. American tecunlcal advisers ar The " at the Meanwhile the yawi aavy ' delegations foreign ing admajorities. the Thompson carried (Mr. Swift, in a communication Secretary to the President. were holding their final meetings. The willing that limitations should be first, lecpnd and seventh districts, dressed to members of the plant asR. Mr. W. . conference east is complete with one placed on the use of gas although they Butler, , Hansen j scored his highest vote in semblies, the'employe representation' Wood-Cliftnotable exception A. J. Balfour, head will stand out stoutly against any the fifth,, 290; his lowest was in the Company, said: the of bodia company, PAYS I1IS WAR DEBT Provo, Utah. of the - British delegation. He, will suggestion of its limitation. They bav i fourth,. 137. Smith scored his highest "It is only because of the greatest reach Washington tonight or tomor- also formulated their views upon such. ths fifth, 169rnd made tis lowest, HARDING. FROM MRS. need T necessity! that we bring up the .. row. other "novel weapons" of warfare a . H In the first went his high--i of a further subsatntial reduction in International News Service. Billings My Dear Mr. Butler: Plans the appartus, germs anl not have est in his own first beyond day Mrs. Harding has received your letter of October 14, and aUo the box of been district, the eighth, expenses so that we can meet the com - LEAVENWORTHr, Kan... Nov.. 7. vhere he got 267 votes. completed. It is said, however, epidemics and these views will b s, warm thoughttul-nesme at to thanks her forTm"" concerns asks She express of other operating petition W. Haley, a Brftish war vet- - prize apples. that the opening session will be brief given due consideration by the Amer The election was fine," exclaimed and to tell you how much she appreciates the beautiful fruit, which as and the session much lower labor costs. We have been Harry ican delegation. It is emphasised, how will adjourn until av backup Canada Q" S about thatn-hteectlonAChristmas, MyrReyi)ixonhl8omlng.4(rtngii bejised ever, that American intelligence ha remarks. Both Dr. Hansen president's r n as in as full'' Mr. Mrs: Mrs. far and Will you kindly convey to Smith, Billings are but unfortunately wages rorm sucn a today, having "paid Harding's congratulations The conference will meet on Monurfai'hypirabie""t'v ketv tiace wf& ETceiient men." .' ' this the Intelligence of cthr world . part of our expenses that It now he could, his war debt to Thomas G. winning tie prize, arid her appreciation of her part in providing her withwould large for to day The newly elected , organization according officials will take hfnmp.a necessary to consiaer an Jones. Mb fruifThere is enclosed, an autographed card which Mrs. Harding , tentative plans and after that it is , "buddy." like her to have. ureon-tna saves Jones e iiaiy uio commission wui ne reorgan--! ; most in Sincerely yours, Xv. Swift, then said wages p. ad the bEtt!eisId. and Haley had been serv- ; LAURA HARLAN, departments assigned to other industries hate come down term in the disciplinary bar a It has been tentatively agreed that the commissioners. inxx About then the faster than wages' hi the packing Secretary to Mrs. Harding.rjicl-- s here for Jones, who deserted at BY OWENS. discussions on limitation of armament appointive city officials will be named. on off sugheld said He he Slccum after the war. dustry. and discussions of far eastern matters When I've overworked my noodle. These include the citv attornev. dtv gesting a wage cut as long as the com- Fort . VICE THE PRESIDENT. FROM , Crie day Haley fell, shot through the will proceed concurrently at the con- Just bringini? home the boodle, and " , border, chief of police, fire chief, Mr. Butler: pany possibly can.. ference. wrote a little story of the folks who le,r - Jcres, true to fcis buddy, drag-re- My Dear atermaster, box of a remembrance for . Please accept my thanks city treasurer, city youf very "generous him inch by inch as shrapnel This program wa advertise, then some press man proud pro?! originally Physician, street in order DIES. of meeting you ANDREW J. PETERSON supervisor, superintj and haughty thinks its smart to go get burst around them and machine gun of apples. I trust I may sometime have the pleasure He SecretarM lias posed ' by endent of Hughes. ins. waterworks, building that I may thank you personally, been specifically endorsed by the Jap. i naughty' and put' my contributions pector, city engineer. - Andrew J. Peterson, age 50, Jjiatfets whistled overhead, to a dugout Very truly your, and the other nations have en-- ' where he think they'll miss your eyes. anese, -- .. CALVIN COOLirXJE. Duchesne, passed away here Tuesday Jones, under the glare of German star tered no objections. ; Oh, I am sore and ragioij, round tlw over8ALT LAKE. from caused of complications shells "carried his friends back to office I am caging, almost half a noutizens of Salt Lake yesterday ' . ", : exertion. KIWAKIS MEETING TODAY tion to take Sammy by the neck an! safety- , fleeted Arthur. F. Barnes ,; ROADS and Dr. M. SELL Mr. Peterson was a resident of Pro-v- o JTRESTS entered the war, PAVED this sliRke his durned old liver till wltii When a- Stewart country n members of the city for a number' of years, and wa8 Jones, an American, transferred to his fear he'll shake ami shiver then he'll vfor a. four-yea- r of Timpanogos were onders and oriiuMiteil in the Provo city schools. term, wish ttat held been fcotwr, and. bog country's forces, although he lived jn win Keddington city auditor for a lauad to tha skies, by Harry Cushlng. EAST 1TICC0NTK0L Since going to Duchesne he has been" Canada. His wife needed its aid after moved my stuff, by heck! ONE CITIES TWO uumoer of years. Kl& G. R. of theNt. railroad, state atthe duties, the war and. he deserted from Fort attvA for his church and A in rrinds and advertlsarirwhen: r. In b luncheon Hotel -ciu wanis , RobTts vote Luntil a year9,nwhen he was stricsen. Slocuin and went home. jpat my tut n t1n1 arrilTtat e Eaat"Ttirflfi v frm bavk-Jup his ?J5? cnmissionership race and Mr, MrxCushing H le a wife and six cnnaren, When Haley heard of the desertion, . 1116 riovu ntiaiu luuaj timia t !4oday . i, .. fteflflington led the.entire field of can-company lield hs annual stockholders j no tea la p lAcea for society to. se, on ' all of uuchesne. he took Jones' name and army papers " u rfH,sur8Grove. rates. Poiliag a vote of 10,596. Mr. Monday, electing the follow-The bodv was prepared for smp- - and ave, himself op. He had been own carrier service in Pleasant news-- of Timp piCtnrfes. which provfis1 bis meeUng raei carried two of nnard directors: . tng Provo the com Herald the The ' that Timpanogos argument Undertaink is, only wards, the first menf by the Hatch for serving Jones' term for desertion disWalter Fitch, fr.; Cecil Fitch, wr over carried the pany, ands left nere carriers ...outaide wonder scenic spotf the world. In proe: Business Briefs today a year, "but army officers" Thomas Crm(fhael, W. Lstr-Ma- n,Mayor.eI(.tl third going to Helper. It was sent to Duchesne from covered the substitution and granted Provo. SSSW tm' into oneof the society columns J got and William gum, i. Knight. the club. ' "mp. Morris. Mr. Keddington car-,1- ? Helner hv staee this afternoon. now are freedom. Provo his him and ..' Grove "Pleasant The Tuesin board met Lake Salt H. Brimhalr cave a pa. warl but the second, that ; Funeral services will ne neia to- v'It was the least 1 could do for the as one. cuy, r;.A n Dr. Gwrge j t.nam you want to know how they dress 4 i m 1,1,, ui.- fu. n, day and elected Walter Fitch, Sr.. in- If 1(1 1ft, UJKItlfi dial, AlflTTII0 IULU ..(,. Z J- toMr- - McCann by the narrow morrow. said . see Clara Kimball Young la saved who Grove life," Haley Pleasant my Paris, buddy prominent ol phsicia7tTr,v, president; Cecil Fitch, vice president; votes. . ;aji.nation be guarded. From Paris," at the Strand as he left the prison. This was brought aoout by tne conv Straight Thomas and Carmlchael, secretary BREAD. of Barnes over A. H. OREM SPILLS THE pluty "We will find Jones and hring htm pletion of the paved highway between theater, which reminds us that most of treasurer, thlril man- SERRS START DRIVE for government officers announced iteysFaid; Pleasant Grove." tlie doctor (it. struck back," commissioner, was 1,349,- whUe this train An Orem hone they never find him he is added.'' "That pavement has brought International News Service. ",r Just a. "nifty.'. tyl as Clara ever "I .morning . . ref the fcastJTinticcl&solidated out . .1 of Cr. Stewart was 547. a Barker Battery ituck, uie vunm too .brave and true a man to suffer for Mr r22lty ROME, Nov. 8. Forty, thou sandpit jhahdsrof the Knight interests and to' 8aw in Pans- . the two cities so closely together that Mddington's majority over Mc-U- s resulting In slight injuries to the a like this," Haley said, in part- It ha almost made them one."' snned Servians have Crossed the Drin the iKhief Consolidated Mining com thing was 2,715. ' and , - -- , driver of the trucks W. H, Prusse, Did you hear about the big expl.v The Herald will print news of Pleas- river in northern Albania and have frany.., ing. almost totally demolishing the bread sion "Irvine's had one on price-sand will, as the .circulation begun a new drive on Scutari, accordant Grove; will a be There, of special meeting ' " . .: TICKET ELECTED! 1 car. grows, be increased in size, to a page ing to information from Dtirazzo to- the stockholders ia the near future to The remains may be viewed at the A "w. As the Orem was coming in rrom for ?h?Gi victory Scutari is expected to fall by amend the articles of incorporation company store all this week. if that much space is necessary. day. jtmJC. $lttzn' . ticket over the the south the bakery wagon was going Miss Cora Wadley Is The Herald's tomorrow night and to change the principal place of Wblican nominees was south, the two ;meeting as the Orem Peoco TAX BILL IN HOUSE Pleasant Grove correspondent. business from Provo to Salt Lake City. iu souththe ie munlcipal election' held made the turn to go west at hew In and near Pleasant Grove CONTRACTS SECRET liylng ple wday- - Tbe average majo , to east tabernacle corner". to Miss Wadley Serv!c International Nwb RAIL WAGES ORDERED CUT Ten dollar prize for the .best Christ- are urged to telephone "tccessful candidates Is 9. The abonV . VVASINGTON. v Nor. news Ux items. Grove Pleasant all International "NVw Rervlce. mas story lnvesU-gatloGrove-carrie9. An Not. to SUUted n0U36 tne WASHINGTON, Pleasant Herald's battle The Intornational today wnn Service. Nw To encourage short itory writing, SAITO HAY BE Grove CHICAGO. Nov. 9. With two mem - (the tax revision mil as passed byhs by the senate commerce comUie use of "better English," and to is Eivin Ricbins. Ahy Pleasant Herald mittee of charges that British , and bers dissenting, the United States senate was received in that body. resident desiring to take The so not those (and out tow-Teayoung spur" BwfrTl"18 Elvin Other foreign shipping Interests are railway labor board today ordered re Under the leadership of RepreienUu term, v Sey- - International News Service. to better literary style, and for a month or longer, may tellHerald Mendenhall. : to cripple the American mer - ductlons In rates of pay for practically j tive Frear, Republican. Vii4Consin, aa TOKIO, Nov. 9. As the body of youthful) to put the name on his list of seeking effort consistent more r term. Grover Takashi Hara, Japan's assassinated ClydTu,?-- ' chant marine by making secret, con- - j alt classes of employes of the New i energetic drive is under way to secure The Herald will pay $19 for the best readers. Whitehead. John Jrf. .,mtar MTTivaA t Morioka his birth- 5. tracts with American railroads fori Orleans and Great Northern railroad. the house indorsement of the senat J.Christmas story, ; northern Japan for burial, preferential freight rates, bills or iaa - ( The wages of ail those effected --lira provision for a 50 per cent maximum, WIFE SLA YEP HANGED Rules will be announced in Friday's , plans' were taking shape here for- a ing and coal supplies is provided in reduced to ths scale existing Marclrl, surtax on incomes. :'" " , .T. g al v rer, Sadie Wiscomb. ... in honor of Herald. a resolution which was introducea in iL20. The house previously fixed this huge statue to be erected tntornaffoniil Kew Service. " fof them! Watch ' V maximum at 32 per cent Tm bill it his memory- v ten dollar first CHICAGO, Nov. 9. Frank Llgregni, the senate today by Senator LaFollette uran onveyed to Monosaj . In addition to the Tk 4:30 Republican, Wisconsin. at will STORM be t obe taken in the tooua to who GULF hanged PREDICTED. expected suIk wife slayer annual will Herald give 10 J prize, The be sent to conicrouoe. to morrow afternoon dlsiTB nf first hangthe m. unqualified and on a special train leaving here at p. today, the write ho scriptions to those er ic ARMISTICE DAY. , Cook Intirnatlftna! ServLce." N.ws of result It "owatle- victory. was the o'clock last nignt,. , county in spent the history the ing in second and third the mUnlcipal elect'n here were to be stories Nov. 9 "Hoist NOTICE. ' Store close from 11 to 12:02. '' f NEW ORLF.O'3, simple in conformity with contest coming ' 4he forenoon in the death cell in an yterdav .. ; , . nJ? vote was heavier than in All whistles blow atone minute of ;small craft warning 8:40 a. m. Port 'Micinaw ! mood; He made a sensational "ugly'' and tho . Arthur to Velasco, : Texas,. fresh to v Th shipment of hams for Ska ?? ., funeral be no bigger than that of hisj attack upon one of the" Jailers while 12. PIES AND CAKES.,- the day. The re-At 12 every person is asked to jus- strong northerly winds today," said a Cash Store Wednesday bargains faile-taken to the death chamber; fQ being The boom for Admiral Minora Saito, pend all work, play or idleness for two j warning by the weather bureau today, to arrive on 4ima for today's shoppers. Thft ladies of the Service Star in been have which is to be devoted to a! At the same time the weather bureau They' will e here tomorrow and we 417; governor general of Korea, to suwemt. home-mad- e minutes, lessons and matrimony pie Legion will have a .'said Louisiana .and the southwest will sell them all day at the same irk Premier Hara appears to be growing, November 12, at suggested by a Judge, who has to silent prayer of thank. saW aSturday, d cake All fia.s?s should be lowered to half - j would have one of its coldest waves as quoted for Wednesday's bArAi;;-- . 5 divorce petitions between Marquis Saionjt having'ppar'nlly--re--fusesettlemany i rVft fnd the prevo-IetKo. cvtfn ,? ; 4o8; E. D. Hatch " In years. to take, up the task of forming &. , Blast free: sunrise to sunset. .' (R.) '59. very ycu ful niarri e J c 5u p! es. , Swaggs Cash SUne." ; i ackiag company. on Page Nine.) a new cabinet. . CHICAGO, . Nor. 9. 3 B" I- s' - tho-tear- af . 1 " -- At u t "'' bad-flags- . .'IV101;! 1 T trans-portatli- i V4m womea-arft,includ- i ' I T - n ator-Lorgelan- d Senator-Underwood,ltc- ' " ' ! nt i . - - ' , on ... ' V : radio-controlle- d , " . d . I - com-missio- , . we3sman-Jtiirni(imLieraa- V foarth.-Dr;-St- ji...i ewart tnis-morni- -- 1 f "" J, 1 jfn a,, ng ni . - - ,,!., fifty-seve- n fu the-cont- est IMeMolalQ - :.. - ; .:L . $10.00 9-- ,vf Wm n r j . two-yea- . : t i' ) nZout ; 0tt. int.. - . at r |