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Show -- -1 f- r 7 - : " r forAcres 40 tlets - iRiovo Company &(somtgr. : Jlt j. OF QDINNTSW PIMA CORIANDER OF OPTIONS LAND 100,000 WATCH Chief at American Legion Convention. or SLAIN BROKER W AGAINST the-erectio-n Real. Estate LEGION Larkin, representing the Republic Creosoting company, and k V o1rirribaT NewCommander-Ia-Veter- an 41500-Forgeryr- Man Believed - AREPREPARED V. State Road and Federal - r- . " FOOTBALL GAMES PLAYED SATURDAY. Engk : . At Boulder B. Y. U., 0 ; Colorado "U," 41. . . At Ogden Colorado School of Mines, 0; Utah Aggies 26. V neers complete Kecon naisance of Project. - SmBB RV QTTAttTffftS Colorado "U" 14 7 13- - NEW SHEEP TRAIL Run- - 7 41 0 0 By Herald Staff Correspondent. ll BOULDERrXJoloOct. 20. In one of the most unique games jplayed here this season, the University of Colorado eleven defeated the Brigham Young university by the v ' score of 41 to 0. The Boulder team used forward passes almost- - exclusively throughout tha game. Strange formations used by the Colorado team in its aerial attacks were so bewildering to the : '. ; Utah players that they were unable to solve them. Playing against one ofthe strongestteama inthe Rockyi: Mountain" conference, just a week after having held the strong Colorado Aggies, the- Provo boys entered the game with heavy odds. Realizing that a hard game was ahead of the boys next Saturday when the "Y" meets the University of Utah team, Catches Twitchell and Roberts did not want to , take any chan.ces.oi jrtjiiring any nf t.rm men to too grfflt-mn' " extent. v FIRST QUARTER. "Y" kicks to Colorado's line. The very first play netted Colorado 35 yards on a.forward pass.- - Colorado missed kick for gear :' . Score, Colorado 6, "Y" 0. j, ' The Provo lads kicked to Colorado who returns the ball 10 yards before being downed by the "Y" players. Colorado uses strange formation for forward pass which gained.them ' 15 yards. Colorado kicks to the "Mormons' '' line,' and Fred, -- Unei without further vantages of tlwvtwo routes proposed. Dixon boots the ball back to the opponent & .morning On of one usedforward" the cocked a Colorado,concerned eye upon ado, many passes, by. The survey for the road has al Belmont Park.where.Zeh, through-- , ready been run over the Xvm routes, Manson intercepted ball, ning Races. TMlisrMinnr of Servsd Division; . "The company has made a contract with the Columbia Undecided Whether to Build Overseas. OCCULT SCIENCES ARE Road on North or South -Steel corporation, Mr. Larkin explained, "for all the coal AMERICAN HORSE WAS ovens of International Newt Service. Side of River. BLAMED BY MAN'S WIFE tar that will be produced from the FAVORITE IN BETTING BAN FRANCISCO, Oct 20. the steel corporation. , If the right kind of freight rates and While thousands of delegates to International News Service.' the proper facilities can be secured from the railroads for this the fifth annual convention of the 8AS DIEGO, Cat, Oct.. 20. Re will Whether to place the state road AMERICAN HORSE WINS. kind of an operation the Republic Creosoting company American. Legion were returning to newed search is being made today NEW YORK, Ocfc, 20. ZeVg through Provo canyon on the south their homes today, John It. Quinn. for the body of George F Schick erect a modern coal tar refinery on the ground. of the north side of the Provo river Sinclair's American UtorW,rocatedrwwbby"Ttors mysteriously missing real estate Harry is the problem with which the state .showed a thoroughbred clean assumed of this of who broker, is mally believed commandership city, study and analysis of the situation. The company now Oper the organization and launched the to havp been murderd. road pair of heels to Papyrus, fastest road engineers and atea slants of the character moposed for this field at Indian task of carrying out the year's worts Th authorities were spurred on in of Brltinh running horses in the commission are wrestling at the ADolis. Ind.: Mobile. Ala.: Norfolk. Va.:, St Louis Park as outlined by the veterans here dur- their endeavors to find the corpse great international race at' Belpresent time. The present road is on the north side of the river. The the week. Quinn, coming from by the confession made last night mont park this afternoon. (suburb of Minneapolis. Minn.), and Seattle, Wash. Provo ing time was two minutes, behind In the most dramatic election by Mrs. Sara M." Schick, the missing During the, past several months " v ' would be the sixth Plant of the company. five and field parties from the engineer's ofseconds. in me nistorv or tne leirion. was man's wife, that she, E. Drew Clark all the of Seattle the "With the exception plants chief of the fighting men- yesterday and Mrs. Clark, conspired to and One hundred thousand people plant fice have been In the canyon saw of both oTTfiFpropogetf AMn owpVt ? of this company are combination Plant?, ? Mmmrfo ti anuuday The American horse was roads.. Estimates are now being eries'and treosoting tlantsTfor ""trie preservative The new commander, a native of power of attorney, 'which gave them track. the favorite, both with the betis 34 years old. He is control of the $75,000 Schick estate. prepared from these surveys to ue- treatment of railroad cross-tiepiling, bridge timber and California, fermine which road will le the more ting fraternity and with the veteran of the Ninety First Divi The search today embraced nolnfs other forest Droducts. One of the products of the refinery is asion, feasible at the less expense of served overseas in command in San Diego county and beyond the in the treatment of timber to prevent decay of battery F, 348th field creosote money. ' international bouudry Into Mexico. ' artiUery . i oil, used ; a. Ml u: i.: i a. j t i E. C Knowlton, assistant chief Ly DAlIIJ J. WALSH, ana it is expected mat xi: ima pmnt wm aiau ue cuuiumauuii ana was with the army of occupa Arnuwl with ill,. l.u on, i ci. , in Germany. Quinn graduated of officers dug in various designattHl 'Iofiiational News Service Sports road engineer for the state road plant and that the building of. the refinery will be followed Won Editor. commission nnd E. E. Kidder, senior from the University of .California spots in tne nope of unearthing the! : erection of a timber treating plant." by the NEW YORK, Oct. 20. The world, highway eugineer for the federal in 1912. corpse. : Mr. Larkin who has spent considerable time lately in Commander Quinn If the lMtdy Is found, according to as bounded ou the north bv run-- ! bureau of public 'roads-havall just lug saddle, on the south by a stir- completed a reennnaisance of the Provo, says that it;is his intention to get the Ironton plant in of the appointive legion officers, as a statement made by '.District and cant the west and and will present to. their two by the projeet Chester Kempley todny, a rup, operation simultaneously with that of the steel plant and that follows: Lemuel Bolles, Seattle, thA wnrtr vf rmildina' will hp 'started iust as soon as the de- - national adjutant; Russell Crevis-ton- , charge of murder will be at once the flying equine flank, arose this bureaus the advantages and disadand 9-- st AN EARLY LEAD COLORADO OLD ROAD MAY BE BelnLPjl'kcjeiieoLGreaU est of International B. Y. U. FOOTBALL TEAM GIVES r PAPYRUS RACE National Creosoting company, an Indiana corporaThe Ind. has ecuredui tion with heaquarterMi-Indianapotwest of the Columbia acres of land on directly forty option of a mod Steefcorporation plant at Ironton, for coal tar ern refinery. Republic -- K FORWARD PASSES AGAINST PLANS ROAD VETERANS SEARCH MADE WAR OF STEEL PLANT WEST JUST FOR BODY OF Californian Chosen . PROVO CANYON RITISI! HORSE LOSES foot-.-ba- . -- the-sta- te - ' as ( !f two-fift- h - contog-coMUl?,i,mfp- T-"- tn" s, p- J " - 20-ya- rd horse-lover- c " : . ! 11 k Students Display Varied Pro ducts at First Annual Show on Provo Bench. HARVEST-FESTIV- AL -- IS ANNUAL FEATURE Parents' and Patrons . Commend Exceptional Work , . 3 fot-ger- REUNION IS SUCCESSFUL Accomplished. The first annual harvest exhlbl . tloo at tfie Lincoln high school con ducted by the agricultural depar-meof the Whoor Friday was "a hugh success. Parents and patrons o ftbe school visited the exhibit throughout the day and ' also attended the dance which closed the fair In the evening In the high school -STronaslum. Under the direction of Charlea H. Davie head of the agrucultural department the boys had arranged a splendid exhibit la the Ag room, while the kirl under Jhe direction of Miss Rath Bosengreen,- bead of the domestic are and science departments, had arranged a dainty and -becoming exhibit In the domestic are room of dresses made by the girls andtemptlng displays of preserves, Jellies, marmalades and pick-leall put up by the girls of the nt . d UNGOLNfflG- H- BONNEVILLE HARVESTFAIR Indianapolis, assistant adjut- lodged against Clark. ant ; Elien Putmnn, Wellesley, District Attorney Kempley denied Indianapolis, treasurer: Robert A. reports thatMrs Schiclthad to. charges Involving herself Adams, Indianapolis, adjutant. Five' vice commander8cho80oby-th- in, her hn.sland'8-- m urdeft veterans werei Lester Albert, "Airs. Schick confessed to the y Idaho: Ci M. Stoddard, Arizona; of documents giving her conWm. B. Healey, BeaBsylranla : trol of her husband's estate," he Thurman Mann. North Carolina and said. "She also involved Mr. and Mrs. Clark in this. With this conRyan Dubby, Wisconsin. .... Era Clemans of Minnesota, is the fession and other evidence secured, Members of the American Legion we believe a charge of murder In Auxiliary selected Mrs. Franklin the case will soon be warranted." B; n the event lliulrtluj body is not dent found, Clark will fave trial on the Among the first official acts of forgery charge. "Attorneys for Mr. Commander Quinn was calling a and Mrs. Cdnrk are endeavoring to meeting of the jjational executive (Coutlnued on . Page Ejve, Hrst committee in January at.Section.) - tails of transfer of the real estate are attended to. 'The creosoting plant Itself will employ up to 75 men. ..The annual ward reunion of the Bonneville ward was held Friday evening in the ward chapel The reunion was also In the nature, of a testimonial forretlringBlshop Robert L. Elliott and his .first counselor, Andrew Jensen. began to the afternoon at 2 o'clock when about 320 children were served . a splen did dinner, after which games were piayea. In the evening dinner was served to more than 300 of the older mem bers of the ward. An address of welcome was given by Bishop Isaac Jacob. . Bishop EUiott and Mr Jensen made short addresses in which, they spoke of the pleasure they bad received in serving. In the bishopric of the .ward and in commending the members of the ward for the splendid support that they had rendered. During the dinner a musical program was also given in which many of the talents of the ward particiypated. r Following the dinner . a' dance was enjoyed. - GOVERNORSTO-S- EE AGED WOMAN PASSES AWAY Mrs. Ane Marie Dastrup, 757 South Fifth West street, Provo, died at her home late Friday even ing, the passing awayof another of the .brave and hardy ploucer women that found lTtah a desert and left it a great and prosperous ... Mrs. state. -- . Den- COOK Prohibition Law Enforcement to Be Discussed at Conference. By KENNETH W. (LARK. International News Service Staff Correspondent. -- y bred American, and Papyrus, of bally. uldii,;;iid,8ml noon in the general direction "of; 1100,000 and the honor of two continents. Overnight, Belmout park became the American Newmarket, the blending of Epsonct Downs, England and Churchill Downs, Ky., the rendezvous for a crowd of poslbly iOO.000 if the weather Is fair and a few thousand fewer if threatening skies decide to take It out in weeping. - Zev is notorious for bis ability to (Continued on Page Five, First Section.) 4 : - . . n -- , XS ' ...-- t,., m., 1,, "V -- i I . a, car-rott- a, ' . . - -- - 40-ya- rd aew-worl- ' 30-ya- rd one following the south side of the rirpr"TiTdTti TTOltoTTn'oWTrTeSi" run on a , forward pass. After a sensational along the present road led on the north side. Federal aid was alloted Colorado scored its second touchdown and kicked goal. :. : ; and25 for the road front the 1923-2Score, Colorado 13, MY" 0. Colorado first relied eleven the the appropriations and work will be beThroughout quarter gun In building a gravel surfaced almost entirely on forward passes. Time after time the road next year, If the new ellgnment follows the University of Coloradb boys lined, up in 'formations from north side of the river it will ellmln- - which tieygi('cftsfuly fTftcntpri flnma of the mostbewilder -ate two grade crossings and two ing aerial attacks that has been seen, on the jgridiron The variety of the attacks 'gfeemed to be too much for bridges for the traffic entering the canyon via Orem and one . grade the Utah boys, who were,, unable to solve 'the attacks, pergrossing and one bridge for the traffic entering the canyon via Provo. mitting the Colorado men to make long gains in most of the (. On the other hand if the road Is to plays. on- - tbe swith alde-o- f the SECONDTQUARTERr RELIEF SOCIETY LECTURE river the present road which follows RoiiMpr mnkps a cnncprfprl pffnrr. to ort ProH Divnn th ON MOTHER bM'.kJBiBItelLvwW-1H,mH--T along the northerly V,;,l , or-- th r.l,w ,.( ttm M,.mo- - "uonjr iuuuam, uui, ui mc gaurc, iuuc flliu aKaiil i lCU Ilea kicked the ball to dangerous Colorado territory and has made In pursuance of the plan to work what hazardous sheep trail now . ', several line bucks and end runs. for healthier and happier mother- being used. hood and childhood the Utah stake It appears that construction of the The entire defense of the Colorado team' at the begin--nin- g Relief society has arranged for a read on the north side fould entail of the second quarter.was focused on Dixon. Repeatedly leeture to be delivered by Dr. H. O. a greater, expenditure but if the Carroll at the Sixth ward meetliig additional cost la not "prohibitive, several Colorado players would attack Dixon, who soon was nouse on inesuay nexj at 2:;so p. this will. probably be the route se unable to stand the strain. in. m the topic, "Tho Care of lected due to the possible elimination Before the second quarter was half over Dixon had been Mother and Child Prenatal and of bridges and grade crossings, acinjured to such an extent through the united attack on him After." cording to Mr. Knowlton.' ' This Is the first of a series of. For the present the toad will that he had to be taken out of the game: Shortly after Fred had been removed Boulder pushed lecture to be given by medicnlinen only bo built to the Wasatch county and other authorities, tinder the line alKint towards the Utah goal through another-aeria-l Plans on this . succeeded in scoring a third touchdown. Colorado kicked goal. nnspices of the Relief swlety In tho aiwve wiidwood. interest of saner and better living stretch will-bdrawn as far as pos . ' score, Colorado zu,"X"0. and In harmony with the suggestion sible this Winter in order to get thel-Following the touchdown. . the Provo boys resorted to : of Dr. Jacob thaat the average project' undcr.way early next year. line. The kicking, once punting the oval to Boulder's length of man's life may be Increased from 55 to 75 years. Mothers Colorado players worked the ball from that position towards who grandmothers-an-d the "Mormon" goal, getting a far as the middle of the fields are Interested In the welfare of " ? '. " when the half endedr . i" T humanity are invited to be present : . r "Score, Colorado 20,. "Y" 0. - , . t 20-ya- rd - ABOARD GOVERNOR'S SPECDastrup was a native of mark, born there In lH3i. She was IAL 'TRAIN, enroute to Washing: within less than a month of her ton, Oct, 20. State governors comeighty-fourtbirthday when the ing from their flf tesuth annual conference at West Baden, Ind., were end came. . The family emigrated to America speeding today to Washington ou a BAVARIA THREATENS BERLIN. September 4, ISfil, shortly after special train to pledfee to President to enforce Mr Da strop had adopted the faith Cooiidge full International News Servlos. MUNICH, Oct. 20. Bavaria to- - of the Latter-daThe written pledge Saints church. prohibition. to sent note a Berlin threaten- Mr. and Mrs. Dastrup settled In was to be delivered to President day NIMRODS LEAVE FOR DEER. ing armed resistance If the "Ger- Sigurd, Utah, their first home In Cooiidge this afternoon by Governor Fred Davis, Or Wr Mann,-1.--B. man sUteattemptsZlovlolate the two governand therethey re Ba xter Diamond and Earl Diamond left Bavarian sovereignty." ,. mained for more than a generation, ors, Silzer of New Jersey and Parfor the huntduring which time Mrs. Dastrup ker of Louisiana, who voted against curb'- Friday morningwas president of the Relief society, the Sweet resolution, jledglug iour- - ing grouuds around 3'hItC-iRIve- r temus Newell; best box of apples, being released from that position, stiunre enforcement, announced, af where they expect to get all the law ter extcuded consultation with dry allows in the line of deer. , various verities, Fred Fielding: Nov. 14. 191L Bert Whipple and Don Williams leaders on the the train, that thcy Mr. Dastrup died In 1920. neatest display of apples. Clinton Hill-"Mr Dastrup removed to Provo were prepared to assure the presi left for southern Utah for- the vv.T Keifer pear Will Isaacson : An In May, 1920 and thereafter mule dent that they were deter nil tied to same purpose. "enforce the her home in this dtj7 LachooL- ion, Everett Da vie PRISONERS ON IINGER STRIKE. WCahsAOOrladooAJsaumateuJoh Her friends remember the atory law. The visitors expressed much satis Service. International News . "We are enforcing the dry law in Muscat she of her told and often first the for Tokyo rraDes. crape experience faction and appreciation 20 Mora than DUBLIN,- tK-t- , we will New and continue to Will at In Utah. Isaacson, the This Jersey "was t dressmaking , splendid work accomplished by 2.(KtO Republican prisoners are on are a enforce oil that laws of on when Marshall tent cloth strawberries. Donald she school ander the part picked up facility of the strike .In Irish Jails, accordand will do ao so hunger supervision of Principal Karl Banks, Clayton : best display of trawberrlee.. th Held at Camp Floyd, 40 miles the constitution ing to a statement Issued by Repub-llraon are the as , west cloth Provo. they The long Hills. of she Clinton , . statute,' dyed While the main part or tne headquarter They claim - faltlnn was that of fruit ind produce, Other exhibitor of fruits were with rabbit brush to a yellow, con Governor baser said. the hunger strike movement Is growbecause cer. out of that LnncePdinting in sidered Dr. 8. J. Cunningham, George that pioneer of very stylish there were several . display peculiarly local to ing rapidly. ford, George Brown and Sidney ing era. The dress was worn for tain condition Poultry and horse. -m -remindr r year and later remained Too winners of the - fruit and McCulloaghr r CHAMPION "BROKE." more diracult In the poultry show prlie were er In the famlly..,.: , News fi.rvic - , . vegetable displays were as follows: intrntlonl om In state in of the I thai, my Mr. Dastrup survived by five nnCAOO, "'Watermelona, Fred Fielding; win given to Everett Davie for the best : declared otherParker Governor j chk.k, ro)f ch.mplon, was ter melons, Clarence Athton J Leghorn and to Albert NeUson for son four daughter 47 grandchll "Of course, a governor of a statei . n,.A nm. m dren and 22 great grandchildren. parsnips, onions and cabbage. theNobest Bantam American -I an favor! and cltlxen, fuin the voluntary nrtlUon Everett Da vies: sugar beets and prise were given In the horse Her sons Peter and Ole, of Sandy ; Uiw enforcement" some In bankruptcy be ha all ready, splendid Jacob, John and Eph, of Provo. strictest Burbank Rnaset potatoes, Clarence show, although The demand by Governor Plnchot, Ash ton; early Ohio potatoea, John type of horse were shown, Among The daughter are Mr A. M. An Announcing he was "stony broke," Bhennard : field aaoash, Kenneth the exhibitor were Dean Terry. derson, of Provo; Mr Annie Cow- of .Pennsylvania, thatoverPresident Evans listed his liabilities at $200.. the Mr 0OO and his asset at $50,000. Minnie Cooiidge himself take He Cook; hanana snnash," Orlando Wllford Boren and Treodore Farley. ley, of i Richfield; of th federal enforce- blamed Emma for his losse The harvest festival will be made Gould, of Monroe and Mr Pyne; largest pntstoes. Artemus found" supporter ment system, . an annual affair at the school, ac Cowley of Sigurd. Newell ; popcorn. Dean Terry. will be held Plnchot wll carry that chaueng a- (GERMAN MINERS STRIKE. Apple. Dollclons. Fred Fielding cording to Mr. Ia vies. The students The funeral services I to the president Internstloniil News Bervtoe. Jonathans, Wolf River nd Rhode took an unusual Interest In the ex at the home of A. M. Anderson, 7S7 rectly HALLE. Germany. Oct, 20. Thlr'.The sentiment of the country island Greenings, Leland Burning-ham- : hibition and worked uiicesaslngly to South Fifth West street. Monday over dry." ' Governor ty thousand German coal miners heliulngly at 10 a. m. The body wlU be sent Starman's Wlnesapand Bana- make It a success. an the noon Dncbot said,, "and prohibition Uweut on strike In the field around The prise winner In each division to Sigurd, Sevier county na, Lawrence Thomas: Mcintosh . here 10 stay.!' HalhTtoday. ,,.-,train bor tnrlnl. r Will Isaacson; Rome Beauty, Ar were presented with blue ribbons. h , asslrat-theYodirlost- the h - - 0t - attackand ofa.mlle ' 20-ya- rd . FARMER KILLS MAN WHO JEERS r International News Service. Thettird THIRD QUARTER. d ' '" -- - Provo witlrthe, boys kickingALLIANCE, Nebr., Oct., 20.-- to Colorado's line. , . Shelby," Lanmster, 5), died on a A3 soon a3 the ball was in the possession of the Univef- ruueh uear here early this morning of lenlf Hif Uctod "wounds after he sity of Colorado the team continued its forward passing. Long bad uiurdered ,FwlVard, 2lP gains were made by the Boulder men on these attacks. ' a hejited argument between Colorado made 15 yards on forward pass. After' gaining the two men over the strength and another 20 yards on a second pass the Boulderites pushed value of their respective teams'-oover Utah the goal for the fourtlrtouchdowof the game horse r- -. La master boasted of the power then kicks goal.. ' Score, Colorado of his bays and Ward Jeered at hjtn, . .trV. 27, "Y' 0. declaring four" of his own horses several successful forward Through passes Boulder could oiitpull six of Lamaster' but marches across the field again and scores the fifth touchThey parted quietly enough,later when ward was working. In down shortly after th? first one of the third quarter. Boulder the ' farmyard, Ln master shot him is- successful in kicking goal. , ' . T from ambush, killing him instantly. Score, Colorado 34, "Y" 0. V 1L W. Kelster, on whose ranch in themiddle" of I he shooting occured, died from the ' -.. .. shock and Lamaster locked and field. ' ' bolted himself ln hi shack and then Score, Colorado 34,"Y" committed suicide, dying early this FOURTH QUARTER. ' ...... , . morning. ,, Boulder busted into the fourth quarter-starte- - 20-ya- rd . g :i 'r -- and" : JQuarterndedwithaheJaall .'.:.' 0.) the -- ; quarter with a ena run. A few. minutes later the rrovo boys intercepted one EIK8 SPECIAL MEETING of Colorado's many forward passes and then kicked to the TO BE HELD MONDAY NIGHT. center of the field. - The Provo lodge of B. P. Ot Elks Colorado tries another pass and gains 10 yards. " ' 0811 the makes 10 yards on a forward pass. Peta an(l will hold a special meeting to conrY" sider an Important matter of bust- VY7' tries another forward pass which is intercepted by Cololes and aU member are urged to be rado. ..: ..... ;v,4 present,, according to Paul D. VinV itsiierkl has which characterattack, ' ' . cent aecreatry. . The Thuradsy evening meeting ized the entire garfierColorado gains 25 yards on two forward 25-ya- rd " - ),--- . AfUr-continuin- - g . la to be roll-ca- ll meeting, when re; freshmcnt will be served. passes and scores touchdown. Boulder kicks goal. When the timer announced the end of the game the score sttod: Colorado 41, B, Y.U. ' " . ; " -- : 'I i i A |