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Show 'iiiij Ut AH OPEN HOUSE TO this week has open house to the sugar beet growers cf the Provo" county. - . farmer in. the county is invited to come to Provo and visit with Every citizens v " here. . .. . 4 J 1 a . ..... . 11, .AI-- L i- - CfbUNTY SUG Every Provo merchant has expressed his desire-t-o have, Utah county farmers make their stores headquarters while in "the city. ' For entertainment-th- e growers and their families will find three theaters, with threej movie matinees every afternoon, and picture shows " and vaudeville at evening. Visitors in the city are invited to call at the Brigham Young university and get acquainted with the church's leading educational institution. . Every Provo manufacturer win welcome farmers as visitors at their factories this week, and will show them through their establishments. , ' Y7 Circulation 1.707 11 ME .n. VOL XXXVL NO. 64. PROVOrUTAHrMONDAYrNOVEMBER en I la ill i UUUU3 I Q 0OOO--O- O OlQ - 0-0'- -- O 0 d nn n r n rr 0 O 1.Q 0l0 O irnO OO Qi-- rrs n . J THY ALU F LT3 O O 0fi OO 0 i ) ..w vt n oj TPRICE THREE CENTS. nv mm If 0 Comics Every Friday -- 0000 0 0 O0 0 O0 000 0 A twenty-fiv- e million dollar steel merger, with the center cf activities on the shores of Utah lake, Is the good news that msk '.An toficSiiiJ ear tea II in Arms Conference ' FRANK CHARLTON. ; . Armory. "We certainly 'will be glad to have Utah county's food producers pay us a visit this week,Mvsaid Thomas F. Pierpont, president of the Provo Chamber of Commerce, adding,' "We city folk ought to work with them for the good of the whole county." , Nextlfw (Girls 11 dTwo East Problems By '1 Dr. David Starr Jordan will lecture at College hall Thursday even:- the armaments conference. That will interest every lover of peace. j The American Legion will give a dance Wednesday evening at iLj ' ' i4,-19- 21r rv (falandOr Far V7 on comes front Su. PVancisco. 1 , . L; p. Rains, of Salt Lake City, president of the" Carbon County-Fu- el company; is the man ,who has put the deal over. He has had associated with him. in the preliminary organization, such men as W, W. Armstrong, president of the, National Copper bank; Capt. E. J. Eaddatz, president of the Tintic Standard Mining com-pa; A. C. Ellis, attorney, and Duncan MacVichie, engineer. For months the merger has been in hand, and so certain were the promoters of its ultimatauccess, that they have been taking options on lands qn the south shore of Utah lake, and some lancb have been bought outright. It was believed by land owners that it was probably an enlargement of the work Standard Mining company, which has erected a fine mill ajoining on lands to the south. Now the announcement is made by Mr. Rains himself that the iron ores will be reduced on. the shores of Utah lake, , It is a most splendid location with all the naiural features combined. The engineers have found through months of observation the prevailing winds are just right, which is a biur considers- tion in making iron and steel ; but better than all is the required . "J i t .l naa11to be near the water, and suppiy oi water, ntispurgn plants Gary, Ind.jwas chosen for the same reason, being near the shores of Lake Michigan. Utah county combines all these favored ny THE INJURED. Anderson, daughter of Bishop Nephl Anderson, fractured : skull Marguerite Cluff, daughter of Fred Cluff, left thigh broken. ' Sterling Moore, son of- - John Moore ' of Duchesne, fractured collar bone. J. Russell Hughes, son of Dr. E. G. Hughes, badly bruised. Young Hughes with two girls and scalp and her left thigh la broken. the Moore boy were traveling north- Moore sustained a fracture of the ward in the Hughes automobile when right collarbone and a cut under the Is fully " International A'ewi Servlc, the accident occurred. In the car were chiu while llughea is being treated for S SOOlt a8 the problems Snal conference on armament reducl WASHINGTON, Nov. I2.- -1 he Miss Julia Anderson, 18 years old. painful bruises about the Bhoulder and i program ior the first session of left shoulder daughter of Btehop Nephi Anderson of a possible fracture of the tion and Pacif icu. questions : resumes ' conference:. the Manavu ward; Miss Marguerite blade. . , sessions. They will be approached called to order Cluff, 17 years of age, daughter of Accounts regarding the cause of the this week, possibly tomorrow, unless w Fred Cluff, and Sterling Moore, 19 accident are meager, although it is it Is decided to take up limitation of 2 Prayeer by the llev. Dr. W. years old, son of .John Moore of known that another machine, reported land armament first. S. Abernathy, pastor of Cavalry " The powers uuchesne. . Moore has been residing driven by Ray McKeniie, 19 years of have signified their In Provo, with an uncle, Ernest-Moore- , tlaptist Church of Washingtcn. irffllagness that both armament limitatage, accompanied, by Ernest Reynolds, 3 Address by PrasiJuut HardCONDITION OF INJURED AT NOON. while attending B. V. U. here. ion and Far East matters toa , both also of Sprlngville, con tag. , , so far as practJulia Anderson still uneenscious at W. J. Eustice of Salt Lake was a tributed to the upset According to simultaneously 4 state of alspeaks. Secretary icable. America's Pacific policy with physicians believing block and a half behind the Hughes Mr. Eustice, who took the injured boys 6 Election of onfesenco ofv4 noon today, 1 car, which was traveling north, in his and girls to the hospital, a machine, ready" has been formulated.; But, it impossible to save ber life. fleers. car with his wife whea they heard the presumably the McKenzie car, was owing to the compleyity of the issue 6 Address by presiding ofinvolved it is necessarjt , somewhat .Marguerite. Cluff s condition jnore crash. Turning the corner they saw going south and attempted to pass anficers. flexible. A program of such rigidity serious than reported this morning, the Hughes machine skid and .topple other car in front of it. As it swerved ' 8 Adjournment reduction With others attracted bythe to. the center of the highway it camel ,lhatgojerning naval -ofrlimetanother-essential- ,tathyslcians - Jiaxe .hope of l.her over. right by-t-he could hot be followed. noise, Eustice lifted the ear from the in a direct line with the oncoming car -rn and-too- k Tfow lhattheTJnited"tates1ias proposes Anderson f all poani. tyTHughesrUnable-to"tugirl our1n; operated nuoocu iiuuvd line AuvhU'vu if tftk from .scrap iron. This lias meant exmade the. first decisive move in the back to the right in the road in time . i ll e coke -- from m ountai 'not reported this morning, and said Jured to the hospital crusade to reduce ELKS IMiss Anderson was pr6nounced by to- avoid a collision, the driver of the ing coal, in Carbon county, nects at tremely limited production, so limitAGAINST to be in serious condition at noon ON RECORD naties, as the initial step .towards W. Wolton, attending physi McKenzie car is said to have shot Proyo, with the iron ores from Iron ed, in fad. that each year there are 'today. minimizing the dangers ' of future clan at Moore at ant to the the unconscious still H hospital, to be suffering4'''ec'y coHla-f"- nt Sterling both on t)ie down grade to the East steel, and iron Coast Irom ' wars, the next word in this respect , from a fracture at the base of the right of the Hughes machine. Hughes county,noon today. products, inHILITARIMD. must be spoken by British and Japan. .. turned his car to the center of the this vjatley, Nowhere further south cluding manufacturing equipment, There is every reason to believe Three Provo school students and one bone and a fracture of the left arm road so suddenly that It turned turtle could the great iron works be v eil machinery, building materials and the for constructed like of that the British and Japanese will act if want and over. record on tnd rolled provo Elks have gone 77 watr, aggregating $150,000,000. from Duchesne, now attending the above the elbow, - She was crushed - mdependenttyand that "Now we will dig the iron ore deg- international disarmament, B. Y. U., were injured in an automo- and almost completely hidden from McKenzie -- and Reynolds reported the plant could be placed either south favorinor north be of this valley unnecessary posits from the bowels of the earth in 2 qualified in their jreplies to Ameri- a resolution to that effect being passed bile wreck near Lehi Sunday evening, view beneath the heavy touring car immediately to the Lehl marshal, wha ca'! naval proposals by their treaty automobile driven until rescue came. Her life was con aDsoivea tnera rrom blame and per hauls would have to be (nad' of Utah, send them to Utah plants for when the at 6:30, Provo of at last the lodge; of alliance. There is no recognition D D A FlVa meeting eon of Dr. E. U sidered in ereat danger because of the mitted them to continue their tmirnov. .either the ores or the coke. So ViaU transformationHinta iron anH stid J. Russell. Hughes, by - tJittJ. .. a ia. of a tacjtnndfirstandingr 1.1 J .1 4 ,.1 was. chosen as the 4othdel& Vseriousness of "her injuries iuraTTnaTProucts with the use of Utah coke Families of the injured young as. , ii xurue xurnea buuuw ftoiKTiTTinirafiffrrwnenesr . nHw . , . A WliJ VI MIO IV"UIHLIV rations are to be guided solely In makiand coal. That means that millions blood. loss of to me hurried the wnen here pie when ; ul lurneo cn,?l'lir.al vi oui hospital ' Deing w, tnw President Hardine. , s i i i With the establislinicttt here of the which have heretofore gone East an ng their decisions by their naval Miss Cluff has severe wounds on her tney learned or tne accident. j: u car uirecuy was.anomer new members uw'm'-A of eleven class and this one consideration great reduction works, producing tha nually will stay in the West. It was fol raw material for the iron and steel means more business, more money, pressure of public opinion in their, Initiated Thursday, which and entertain a lowed by " "banquet home countries. works of the Pacicfic Coast, many more Industrie, more employment, """.. ment. olher' auxillary plants BREEZY BUSINESS BRIEFS more prosperity. And it means nothSecretary Hughes desires the con- ; Utah eastern Several Elks from MEXICANS REVOLT IH lished ncanihi. parent plant, bejustestabference to travel upon fast schedule. less than that Utah will become like ' ing This was made apparent .by the. speed were present. similar plant grew up in I'iusburg. the Pittsburg of the great Golden By Owens, "The Advertising Man." The following is a copy of 'the reso- with which he placed before the deleOur imigination can lead up to West." gates a concrete program for "cutting lution: Service." News International LOWER Frovo of This is the boosters At the regular meeting column, down such armaments. soon I c by the hundreds of thousand NEW YORK, Nov. 14. Ten persons Both Britain and Japan have already lodee No. 849. B. P. O. Elks Thursday, Beet growers, we welcome you. of dollars each month! Thousands as JURY FOR is eleventh an and dying dead are reached in principle the idea of naval November 10. 1921. E. A. Mitchell, past We extend to your our service, International New Service, of men w ill be ; given employment, '' exalted ruler, proposed the following th re?i!tt of a fire sweeping through And reduction. ough SAN DIEGO, Cal.. Nov. 1 most of. them technical and'- well of our merchants, Aoo. But this does notjmean that y . tenement house at 108 a Intern'Ulonal they will resolution. learned, the mosf desirable class-- of Service, it was declared Mexican will 11, 1921, November Two Tomorrow. by accept the American program in deWest 17th street here early today. citizens. SAN FRANCISCO, will be Nov. 14. The Provo resi their the of signfederal it officials that what was retail as-HEY, KpDIES, LISTEN! victims were children. was laid down by Secretary be the third anniversary cf the dence center, and street car will take task of securing a Jury of 12 men and i iiwr of the armistice which ended tne Hughes. 3 much headway had the fire beHerald The as will print your Santa garuea oy. American newspapers them from their homes to iron prod women who will determine the guilt It is possible that A. J. Balfour, act world war and secured victory to the fore vVscTpred, and sq rapidly did it won by the heroic spread that several of the victims Claus letters! We got this idea from the beginning of a revolt in Lower net factories and .machine shops all or Innocence of Jtoscoe "Fatty" of cause tag head of the British humanity delegation, may chraged with manslaughter as California early Sunday, was only a the way from here t Lincoln licach give a partial answer to the American valor and sacrifices of the armies ana were burned in 'their beds without a Mr. oren, manager of the Provo Electhe result of the death of Virginia and the of the asso mountain ana on the Staes point United & the cause the of it was Jearncd today tric Hardware company, who today slight skirmish, Proposals this week, tmt.it will likely people of chance for life. The south side of Utah lake, where the Rappe, film actress, was, undertaken be some time before a finaL blazt has not been learned. advertises the opening, of "Toyland" that the Mexican executives arc apreply is ciated powers. inwounus pieantic iron works will be estab- here today. w or burned of were an rebel attack' prehensive "The terrible, gnasiiy xn forthcoming. persons by ..Thirty ' in hia'storerf rr Boren says he will let Tia Juana and lished. . not d war have Department eleven, superior court the thatiJlHi'-emade The Japanese are scramble world mad by the the in taking precauevery jured proceeding with From Utah em- him print Santa Claus letters he re- tion to defend it. Mr. already, famous for the iMooney bomb Rams, alarm county, the of characteristic caution. Te American healed; but, as the months and years ?ays b$ the sounding , the steel billets trials, furnished the setting for the across ceives, if the writers say he can. No In Sunday's outbreak, which oc- wiU,.p6 the pig-irotheir magnitude ami ployes of a postal Proposals were taken In hand by the have passed, on which was focused the eyes ine the street. Japanese-naval names will be signed to them. Seittl curred six miles to the south oif Tia and all required raw material that be scene tnphntanl mrnprta as seriousness have been reveaiea. Greeks your lette to The Herald or to .Mr. Juana, six rebels were said to have used by subsidiary plants in Utah and of the millions who In the past have nations of the earth the Japanese the all of mostly Seventy-fivpersons, to people returned delegates from and Spaniards, were made homeless by Boren. been killed by the federal troops.. One California. Besideajjie Utah Coal & watched with mirth and laughter the .?e,L!l??4aar.W.:on.,Satu1fdafnd are hoping and praying for relief , Cfti-hantics of the rotund comedian on the fcMfe they have been under constant scru- - the "burdensrtlre pestilence and death the blaze; which gutted the interior of report 'say two of these" mm were Coke- e a ve alreadv-joine- d twenty-fivheen-a- p. million dollar them afflict executed had r after pre-waniercer.jhe silver screen. It was no the building. thatnow FoundTlie tliey Columbia Iron & Steel Co.. witl contest today for tmTTuaken&r laugh-- " States, Quick work by the firemen in run power of Old Man Dollars at tiired and thcif comrades routed. : Jhe of the powers "The president of the United extension ladded up to appears to It was reportedly persons arriving T la n t at ' Pittsburg, Ca Ti forn fa Tml ter for many hisHiberty and future in a desire to furnisn wai reuei u ' ... It is worth twice as much ning an of the world tyt. rnn. nf th(, tenment saved a dozen as it was before it was lost If you from, Tia Juana today that the fed- Portland. Ore., and the Southern were at stake? United accept-nc- e invttnd the ether nations Statesunequivocal t Thirteen women and 53 men were The firemen were Just too late are at all skeptical, It will pay you to eral forces machine gun detachments California .Steel Company, of'.I Los to send delegates to a conference to-assured. . .. m the' Venire called in Superior Judae i jijves. D. C. lost Great Britain technical rich 25,rwho in Angeles, on were ' owninpr Dial, resem-non- s be convened In Washington, all BeBjami on of and dollar into gflTe properties, Sunday night duty drop r Harold.Louderback's court . at ID t"devle morrow7'November-ll,-i921probably will be required-Jap- an thsrti ereaTesTecy day; , the clerk called the terrible to the j nc was means up a at once to in Duiit whereby railroad itained win c ways and being pi the feverish operating to ag tlie jadder conditions involving jugt the iron mines, and a contract has case of the State vs. Arbuckle.. Corps tne sidewalk and sus-ma- y Say,, you November and December protect the town.; bases may be sought . burden- - of completetive armaments th,m He ell . been made with the Hcarriman jnes. of investigators for both the state and the British accept the American several- weeks there have-bee- n be lessened and whereby the ,tajned a fractured skull. Floral has some of Ladies' the brides, defense have Investigated each pros will of the his fYman Patrick Foley , risked tne proposals before the Japanese, a sit- - peace, prosperity and good reports of an impending uprising in for 'reduced rates, not onlv for the the,finest bride's bouquets that I have pectlve juror and as they were sumfiirnna"on will have been created which world may be secured. to through the Utah blast he Lower when California. American forces was plunged county 0es I married. seen since v jiife ' acesto the box one by one for tentamoned r Protective and an rescue for of the iron Benevolent 'n,t unidentified, have carefully watched th border . fo "The transporatinc jame8 (0 i iwi n ui u ovv i tiuyuiisuv tive each man and woman was and duty ' soully burned she that in should B0 the this anvwhere wholly. West America's effort to prevent renewal Dadiy of Elks an wno wag while to take a look prevent the shipment of arms to the , material, It's worth to be subjected to a rigid questioning. therefore, Jg nQW dylng to Bejlevue. ldiline Mul-b- e at those cosyyour of t,ic Missouri river, ie Angiorapanese si,p Mexican at State and twins alliance. Pur support this .great cause; recently reported TIie fir?t blast furnace w ill be of it resolved, by Provo lodge No. Untt 25i was taken t0 Bellevue sufferFone 644, the new furniture truck loads of rifes and ammunition "nnore, with Britain and America PEACE WITH GERMANY. wnen m arm isesuu. susiamea Droken a O. B. from 849 P. Elks, were shinned from north nf. the. 500-to- n regular ,ng capacity, and this "will be store. combination together, the fire off by the escape added aridtherTSteeh iexert assembled: to "herwarpssW boundary. powerful moral pressure "Poo Japan. , iiulu.strv 'of tlie West .is further de- - Internntlonat News Service.' M.t. That we commend President x.ited tenants. Sutton Tea tc China company, WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 IVc-i- . others and recovered Borah been had bodies SAN TJIF.GO. Cal., NoV. Eight "Where the Women Trade," is rather Harding, Senator a draft ; GERMAN AMBASSADOR: in niim early todar, were pouring into Tin CHOSEN. who were instruments busy these days wrapping up those peace between iof hv-be will connected latter with the. Have dishes. aid to about this conference. federal Juana Mexican j got ...i you today Thanksgiving the Unitedv' States and tlie "ERLIN, Nov. 14. Carl Von Ber-an"2nd. That we pledge full support, toons who were attcked "and routed prodifrt plants, which may include powrs : j, u.a, tyours? HERE ACTOR wi,;i.. to o dves, former under secretary of insurrectionists vesterdav. according in whatever way it may be needed, ' .. House; . V , ,navrwrn is now in Washington, has the success of the conference. A cedar .chest today will keep the to unofficial reports filterinsr ""across t IJinrlrTfonth of ",n"t,- Att r.t. ,". i,i.;.,""" u ' we vaudeselected as German ambassador convey , 3rd. That moths away. Taylor Bros, have them the border. investigated by the engineer, but no tion was sent to the State Departfliarles Murray, well known th lilted States, it was learned Hardlhg7copy-- of vtlle untersrhi sale tomorrow', Contrary to' first reports which optionir-tafcrTment toTe put in shape for promnliia- re!lbly today. in said the federals out the rebels to made bv railway officials matinee and n.ght, as bia Wednesday ll I? tion. ritv , -First-war- d tne peace, deton for this find the somepruBM of a means Beet without was it growers, you'll attraction. Murray casualties, pasture flight lasting good a is expeclW tjiat the TTresident worm ' may the of 0f It as of kind the this as roof will much that clared today that the federal troops 'thing and happiness leaoed rom lhc beets BAIT. year buy will sisn the completed document and conference. disarmament no Salt Lake did last year if you ntudy l Heram were ambuscaded m San Antomor Air. Rains summarize bis work of issue.it late from the n.tpret. News buildine in ' today., Canyon, a "few miles, south of the ! organization as follows: . in a program of entertainrneht for the ads carefully. U. 8. Is14TO 0T-A APPEALS who has ,ZL. CHINA build- "The enterprise is so connected in Th'e j bonier. Relief girl s Society. Firemen , BANDITS ROB CHUP.CH: aea 30 must wear low necked International Newi 'Service K;ii ll'i. irnnn n( it a nnerntmn ttiat. I ran-- ! Whttmrrv If vnil 'have had VOlir Pillion filor-ilwir L.'l!,! is 110 feet high. He was caught if 8De ' ing hus( a to A catch it the Dollar'not solves cutT..... has been firemen. not understand the lost rebels dead and two day two him ih'a net held for why BPa wages only international News by '"'France. A Paris , court so sen firsi"president o tte Chinese Re s. nut into effert before." Coke and roal CHICAGO. Nov. 14. Rat: jwere taken prisoners, awa-dinVol."in rfr-'rCora Mile. '. e hundred federals were expect-'artJn ; ,., . escntfc! nft five i inaded the sancity of All , prodm,,'n mmont jjuu.day ";, . oennection' with the vaude Piggy Wiggly have added a new man jed todav from F.nsenada and a tret"Tlie West's preatrst cditf eo,i' t'- - Independent Protestant church, t ;inAuuA-!ffto their store force. Xooks like good; of cavalry arrived this morning from: posits pre in Utah.- All the Western i Leo CapinskL. the janitor, Hew wullng m a aeparcmeu, ,( store. fviJle bills... iTecSte. doesn't it? 'steel plants .should have drawn o'n 'a safe and escaped with '$.W:1 'i Mile .' Volpihac ' sustained a scald', "I appeal to I COMMISSION HERE-- , rCiovernor Ybarra of.Twer UTILITIES A deposits for their wanufactur- - money belonged to a building a , the cause off 'l vtime9 commis. Say, folks, don t overlook tnat range forma declares he has the situation ing purposes. Pacific Coast mills .loan association ?r, left shoulder. She number -n , Jn man- longer wear of Chinese wtu Eicn met in the courthouse here this demonstration at the Bates Stores. It's j weir in hand and that no further have not been usinir huniiH nun mar consider- - course of tlie conrreu e , , The small son of Mr. ami Mr? . iufacturinar iron and to consider the question of all this week. And, besides, there is danger exists. of their products S af,(l.noon of 'unmarried ment will not pernm Salem road. At the time a fine set of aluminum ware for every for they never havt . had' aocess toa Gordon lost ft finger when The border is closed to steel, 'V, .8Plal 8Urplus hx.a rare hirf deQisions therefore over !igib!e "tessent ber ess 0 dec1sion Some range, too! Ask the ;only race track men being allowed to I to coking coal. They have confined i'as cawght in a washing mru 'iKy YrL?Techance ne ' in the race for incompatible with us will be repuai i man. "J. - jgo across to attend to their stock. their operations to factory 2 i jurdav. t.vl bv mv covertinent." International News Service. WASHINGTON, Not. 14. - .j, FIRST DAY PROGRAM America prepared to plunge Into Far .'. Julia . . -- ! . d . l't -- .. - Dr.-Fre- d brought-into-ttiPacif- they-'wilfc- not ... - ' - V- -- ex-per- j , m . ' DO Ifll A. 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