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Show ta Provo Ikfaii ropeoni Stud E37 The - Cory nedtfst THE &t Dreaf Co. No. 1 Co. No. 2 Drag Co. HedqsM Dro Sutton-Chas- e Sam Kopj's Grocery VOL. XXXVI. N.90. mm wm 13 IS jv ARBUCKLE 0 1 V ri4 l la YOUNGPR 0V0B0YS Tl CONFESS Bonus . Thornton Drug No. 5 Pleasant Grove. Martain Confectionery Springville. Ness Building, Salt Lake City. PRICE THREE CENTS How Auto Thieveo Left It! 10 MY 111 FOR The Herald is On Sale At PROVO, UTAH, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1922. Aj UdLUCKY BRITISH I'MR DEBT mm T7 IT 10 ELEVEN-YEA- 010 R BOY RETURNS TO FATHER ROBBERIES By J. BART CAMPBELL, James Frank LeCiaire, alleged kidTwo Provo boys were arrested last I. N. S. Staff Correspondent. of a small Spanish Fork boy napper 1922, by the I. N. S.) C. Policeman (Copyright, Snow, James niht by Tndav was nni nf the most Not Jan. 13. was caught by Salt Lake police last WASHINGTON, atwho the that were alleges boys dreaded days of the year Friday less than $2,750,000,000 will have to tending breaking into the pay phone evening at a rendezvous he is said to the thirteenth. But the 1922 calbe provided for the soldiers bonus out box of the Mountain States Telephone have had with a woman who disap-eare- d endar holds out hope. of the out of from Spanish Fork just before If this day passes without disthe British debt fund issue in- the company, on East Center street. aster there win be nothing furththe opinion of Senator Henry Cabot kidnapping. 17 19 old. The are and boys years er to worry about for nine months Lodge, it was disclosed today. The boy is Floyd Jones, son of The parents of the younger bov were until October 13, when the same Senator. Lodge's estimate is based it him this morning in the sheriff's Marion Jones, a farmer of with Spanish circumstances again occurs. was stated, upon the belief that from office. They were astonished to 72 to 75 per cent of men learn that several charges of robbery Fork. wil require a cash bonus when ad Floyd disappeared from his father's may be brought against the youth. , By ELLIS H. MARTIN, ministration leaders undertake to car: Policeman Snow says one oi the home about January 3, the father re- I. N. S. Staff Correspondent. ry out their present plan of linking boys was filing a key to fit the pay turning from town that afternoon to SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 13. Again the soldiers bonus with the British box, while the other boy was standing find the lad missing. debt. guard. J his same box was opened LeCiaire had been staying with the the thirteenth figres in the Arbuckle The plan involves the open sale of and robbed about three weeks ago. father, and he, too, had gone. case. worth of British gov$4,0U0,00y,000 1 he robbers were not No trace of either caught. or man was The possibility existed as the third eminent securities guaranteed by the Policeman Snow savs the bovs con found during a hunt boy extending over a as second American film star's famous of the government practical fessed day to having robbed the Walters Utah county and Salt Lake for sevtnal opened that a jury would De corn- - means of meeting the grave problems newstand two weeks ago, getting $24. eral days. Tuesday Juvenile Officer Dieted ond this date. Ihirteen as presented by the soldiers bonus and He says they also confessed to hav- Bylund found the boy in Salt Lake, IN POV0 SMttH the debt a of and case. It the entire foreign providing figured throueh ing robbed the city library of $12 and the lad was brought back Wed- - ; was on the thirteenth of September siauuizauon oi international economic about three weeks ago, when they hid by bhenft Boyd. 1 he search and financial conditions both here and in the basement until the library was nesday that the indictment on which Ar ' " man continued, and he was for the ' & Its . same the time. abroad, at buckle is being tried was reurned. closed for the night, walking up and picked up last evening by Salt Lake ...... ,;..;.,,j.,v.v.v:v;w;:W(-:-x'"Other leaders of the senate differ The figures of the room number, the before out. taking money going and today was held on acharge 1219, which the comedian occupied at with Senator Lodge, it was explained, The boys had a collection of keys, police of contributing to the delinquency of the bt. Francis added together make as to the total cost of the soldiers noon near This is Lee Smith's automobile stolen from Center street Tuesday night and found u:xt day at sKeietons ana lock picks and a minor. thirteen. It was on October 13 that bonus if cash must be furnished ex the Point of the Mountain, a burned wreckage. It is thought the auto thie ves left the car after it had caught incmaing files for reshaping keys. Sheriff Boyd expected to go to Salt service men. court was in The older boy has been turned over Lake today for the arraigned Fatty superior automobile had been insured by the Home Insurance company of Provo. The photograph above was alleged kidnapper. Senator Curtis of Kansas, the Re fire. The and thirteen jurors were sworn in the to the sheriff's office, and the younger taken in front of the Home Insurance company's office here According to reports from Spanish first trial. And strange to say Ar- publican "whip" is of the opinon that lad given into the charge of the juven- Fork to The Herald LeCiaire and a 92 per cent is a ' fair estimate" of the buckle is not superstitious. ile court. French woman appeared at the Jones of men who would ALIVE IED E "Funny, eh," chuckled Arbuckle number FOR OF CLUBS home and remained there for some when his attention was called to the ask for cash in lieu of the other forms time. Then the woman left. Mr. string of coincidences. "Well, I guess of adjusted compensations suggested Jones said he did not know to where thirteen is as good as any other num- it was understood. she had gone. LeCiaire stayed on. On the basis of Senator Curtis 92 ber. Maybe it will bring me good III UTAH PREDICTED CITIES TO Ten days ago Jones went for a load of By Owens, "The Advertising Man." luck." per cent estimate ' practically all of coal. When he returned his would be needed by the ' The state had four We believe In service, and give it son and LeCiaire had disappeared-Searcperemptory chal- $4,000,000,000 to finance Service. News International the soldiers government In more and better advertising. lenges left when court convened today bonus m accordance for them was begun. This reBY BAILEY 13 a out with Sixteen Jan. SCRANTON, Pa., plan and the defense had all of thirteen unAnd get it. sulted in finding the boy in Salt Lake. lined. used. The jury box was filled with men are entombed this afternoon by The lad said the man had urged him Because, we believe in circulation Senator Watson, of Indiana, another tentative jurors just before court adin the national colliery mine And have it. to cave-i- n leave home promising him a job at a In will en is The club to Kiwanis Provo aid The next going administration legislature spokesman was reprejourned last night, one of the twelve sented as $40 a month herding sheep in Salt successful of the Glen Alden Coal company in act an income tax law. making "charter nights' the that entertaining opinion to run the There having yet gauntlet. Speaking of service many of our Lake City. The boy said he was suraffairs in Spanish Fork, Springville South Scranton. Three men, each be' So predicted William Hailey. memwas every indication that the defense from 85 to 87 per cent of readers took The Herald when they prised to find no sheep in Salt Lake - and Price, according to a decision of lieved to be men would be not of satisfied ber board of state with the anyequalization been have badly injured, planned to question Mrs. Mary Nagel went to Irvine's Dollar Day special City to herd. He was glad to get the club yesterday at luncheon in today at the luncheon of the Provo now in the jury box further today. ining less man a casn oonus. back to Spanish Fori: and his father. rescued and taken to hospitals to shop. Hotel Roberts. today The belief was in Hotel Roberts. the club that Rotary expressed b Just before adjournment Gavin LeCiaire was caught through a cave-iceleThe which occurred will Fork early be he would will not this But probably Spanish plan tax, explained, only prove popular asked her if she had made a we will say letter he had written to a Salt Lake And furniture 1. On this morning came without warning wen, Dut charter brate state enable February successtul. night the will It suplementary. statement after the first trial "she that Bates Stores are on the job and woman in which he promised to meet Senators Capper of Kansas and the following evening Springville re- and caused panic among tlie mintrs to reduce other taxes. would like to get on the jury for the are in homes South Scranton. Btiildincs Price of the meeting you more than half way. her last night. This letter rot into and ceives collect its of debt war leaders "Do the senate not charter, gets Oregon, Europe's next trial to do the same as Mrs. Hubthe hands of Salt Lake police, and will were shaken It of and families 3. Kiwanians Provo pay you to visit them. bloc" who participated charter February sleeping to America now, Mr. Bailey advised bard hang the jury?" She denied "agricultural when LeCiaire showed, up for his in the conference at Senator McCorm-ick'- s will be present at these celebrations. miners were tumbled Irom their beds. adding: stand and tliem "Let help is the made it but having statement, Why worry about the family shoe rendezvous with the woman he was house, were reported to have Bishop J. A. Buttle presided at yes- Street pavements crumbled as the industry to get on its feet in fcuropcan understood the defense plans to per-su- e nabbed. Mrs. George P. earth gave way beneath them. promised support of the plan by the terday's meeting. countries, when they will be better bill when McCoard Bros, have that further their inquiry. Hurried calls were of for sent out for solved western readclub you. interests. problem the able to meet their with Both entertained Parker agricultural oblicatio,s. Eight men and four women were in JESSE HARMON'S CONDITION. ficials, doctors, nurses and ambul Mr. Bailey believes that many, if the jury box today. But twelve names Capper and McNary have frequently ings, and vocal music was furnished ances. W. John of insisted as the have can not other all will war be debts Mrs. of the The Edwin Stein. Farrer, president J. Republican by readings remain in the jury box of the present Jesse M. Harmon, chairman Utah leaders of the senate that a Cash bonus an dsinging was highly appreciated celled at some distant date, but he school board, tells us that they have panel. county commission, who is seriously difbeen fire niust be provided for cancellation talk this drills the at men by Kiwanians, and their appreciation at conducting urged against ill at his home in this city, was ya- schools. You'll ferent if, one was considered most desirable was displayed by much cheering. at be moment. surprised ASKS DEATB PENALTY "There are vast this morning to have passed a men themselves. by the The membership prize, donated by government loans,"1 the speed with which the buildings ported view This has RELEASED Mr. Bailey pointed out. "These are can be emptied. We'll give you the restful night but that his condition been shared by Sen- Elmo Cunningham, was won by W. R. has not materially improved. Ms ator McCumber of North Dakota, the Butler. tax free, hence they attract capital, figures next time. International News Service. physicians, though, continue to hold new chairman of the senate finance It was decided to hold the next LOS ANGELES, Jan. 13. With an depriving industries of the money for out hope for his ultimate recover'. A snow storm of bargains is right committee, and by Senator Lodge. International News Service. ladies' night January 19, for which an impassioned plea for the infliction of their advancement. This creates un The American is financial distress." and at Legion employment expected elaborate program will be prepared, the PARIS, Jan. 13. Thomas S. Ryan, death penalty in which he branded Mr. Bailey discussed the possibili of Muskogee, Okla., a writer, who was to back the plan now under considera- which is to be followed by dancing. QUAY SIMONS DIES tion. The is the insanity plea as a "sure fake" in- ties of lowering taxes in Utah- on record as You'll be delighted when you visit legion detained by the police as the result men's too taxes are believe citizens the J. C. Penney store to look at those compensaMany of an accusation that he had forced favoring terposed as a dodge to escape the punCOMMERCE AT LOW EBB inQuay Simons, nephew of Col. C. E. ishment required by law, District At- high. But the question is: How can dresses. his wife to swallow poison tion on the basis of (1) ca.sh; (2) and son of Grant Simons of farm them still settleand lower ho.ne have and (3) surance; Loose, you enough Woolwine be was made will stated the final torney tablets, released, it today died in Holy Cross hospital, the business on state's to (4) land settlement and (5) International News Service. Payson, carry FORD money PRICE AGAIN. address-tCUTS the in at the police perfecture this after- ment; the trial of jury WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. America's and to further public improvements? Salt Lake City, at 4 a. m.. Tlmrsday C. Burcli, charged noon. Arthur The police searched Ryan's vocational education. with the commerce the to has shrunk foreign One solution is spending less; rather, International News Service. morning. He never recovered conapartments and seized some papers lowest point recorded in the last five murder of J. Lelton Kennedy. OGDEN MAN DIES HERE. WASINGTON. Jan. 13. The price sciousness after Jiis fall into getting more results from what we do case will The to the but they were said to be of no importeither go n jury to official report Lonzo Chadwick, of North Ogden years, according spend. Another is a better distribu- of Ford cars will be reduced on Janu- a mine shaft at Eureka, Monday night. or late tomorrow ance. today morning. tion of the taxation burden. died at a local hospital here Tuesday. of the department of commerce tdday. Col. Loose was at the hospital Wedary 15r Henry Ford announced here At the .American hospital in Neuilly His body was shipped. to Ogden this Exports for the year 1921 totalled 4,- - Judge Reeve announced that if Wool- "Now we have too many taxing today. The price cut will not be nesday, wine used all time him the for given a decrease of more than it was announced by the doctors that morning by the Larkin-Goate- s Mor- 484,766,889, units. 1 hey all are working indepenFuneral services will be held toFord said, as the car is "nearly Mrs. Ryan was improving and that tuary. Funeral services will be held four billion dollars, or nearly 100 per his address the cas will be given to dently, cities, schools, counties, and large, to as now. rock at Payson. morrow bottom at price the jury tomorrow. her condition is no longer desperate. in North Ogden. cent, as compared with 1920. state." when he went into the courtroom Mr. Bailey argued that schools are this morning Burch asserted that he IRISH PRISONERS RELEASED. too much money, and that was anxious to have the case go to the spending roads are taking to much of the peolate this afternoon. jury International News Service. "This is Friday, the 13th my lucky ple's money. DUBLIN, Jan. 13. One hundred and ree were eighty-fivday," he said. "I've been counting on today prisoners WASHINGTON Jan. 13. Gold leased from Mount Joy prison under the case going to the jury today." Iit intrt tin 'niinl Cf 'jtrm iif r A With frequent bursts of oratory 50. ibe royal decree of amnesty issued cent higher in 1921 than in 1020 per yesterday by King George. Two hun- Woolwine fed his address with .the and greater than in any pervious year dred black and tan police evacuated statement that Burch has never actu in the country's history, arrordine- to the Dublin barracks during the day. ally denied to any one that he killed figures made public by the commerce Kennedy.They will sail for England tonight. department today. The dance directors of the dance, Some trouble should be taken to build Does a tall man make a better hus- monial careers will be given reserved halls of Provo City were in session up a lighting effect which, wnile it is seats near the debaters so they may band than a short man? yesterday evening at the Provo High, subdued, is still adequate. The mere That perplexing problem will be miss none of the argumnts for the school, and with unanimous agree- turning out of lights or the reducing i solved once for all time (maybe) to- long or the short husbands. ment, decided upon the following of lights to a few does not constitute WARD. 11 o'clock. ChrisAND SIXTH WARDS. FIFTH FIRST at services morning ward at morrow evening the Fourth It is to be explained that by "short" silence criticism of the "moonlight" scenes. The ordinance Prof. J. M. Jensen will be the Regular sacrament services will be tian Endeavor meeting is held at 8 measures of to social hall when debaters of the ward is meant not the financial condition, people in this city demands suitable light and this part young dancing held in the Fifth and Sixth wards First ward the at meeting Mcspeaker Chas. Rev. invited. are All p. m. will clash on: as every wife knows that a finanand to raise the tcrpsichorean art to of the ordinance will be enforced. All 7 o clock. Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. All are at house evening Sunday Coard, pastor. hall managers were agreed upon this "Resolved That a tall man makes a cially "short" husband is not to be Prof. E. P. higher standards: Mayhew and Prof. J. W. invited. desired. better husband than at short man." First It was decided to point. will give a musical pro McAllister CATHOLIC CHURCH in the Fifth Since the city ordinance reThe affirmative will be argued by elimination of undesirable MANAVU WARD. gram. that halls close at midnight or Mrs. Edna different halls. RECOVERING. and characters from the INJURED MAN of First J. P. Clayton and North Taylor. First quires Corner, President-emerituBrim-has George H. inbefore this time, the hall managers Should The negative will be upheld by J. in. person any persist any at class Catechism East. Saturday will deliver a talk to the memSECOND WARD. decencies and be excluded from one agreed to hold strictly to this law exMrs. A. T. Madsen has returned from P. McGuire and Miss Leah Smart. 7 o'clock prompt, bers of the Manavu ward at sacra- 10:30 o'clock, Sunday at 9:30; mass at Commencing dance hall his or her name must go to cept on New Year's Eve, when time It is reported that some friends of the L. D. S. hospital in Salt Lake, and sacrament services will be held in the ment meeting Sunday evening at 7 Sunday" at 10:30. Rev. J. G. Delaire, the recreational supervisor, and if will be allowed for the passing in of the affirmative debaters made an A A met o'clock. who fine musical has ward that Second her husband, good Sunday program evening. that officer deems it advisable, he will the new year. Mr. Irving Hansen of effort to have for judges S. S. Jones, reports pastor. as is musical also been and program arranged. send the name of the undesirable to the Mozart reported that the musiciHoratio Jones and Milton Jones, with with an accident recently at Eureka, spbdker Is invited. all the other halls, and they in turn ans of the city had agreed at their last 'CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. a combined length of something like although very serious, is progressing sured. Everyone BONNEVILLE WARD. session not to play bevond midnight. 20 feet But the negative vetoed tola nicely. The doctors give assurance aveuue will refuse him or her admittance. No. 80 North University - THIRD. WARD. The speaker for, the Bonneville k It was decided to hold the next sesSecond positions 15: Sun excellent Idea, and urged the appomt-mn- t that the eyesight will not be lost. for Services January Sunday, Charles Burrows and Matblas Knud- ward has not yet been arranged for. will be eliminated by all dance halls. sion of the dance managers at the .m. as Judges of such worthy short at 9:43 Services at a school sen will be the speakers at the Third However, a good musical program will day Where it is evident that a dancer is Armory and that the time will be set men as Tom Ashton, Lynn Sutton, W. FARM BUREAU MEETING ward Sunday evening at 7 o clock. be giveu, including a vocal solo by 11 a. m. hovering as close to this position as by the recreational director. R. Butler and Fred Brans. That, too, will be "Genealogical Miss Zenith Spurrier. ct Those in attendance last evenint; possible and still be within the law, was vetoed, and the following Judges COMMUNITY CHURCH. : A fine musical proJ Record Making." be he too will be asked to desist or seek were: George M. Harris and G. H. held will A bureau farm meeting to their -were selected, without regard in the will held be services Williams of the Armory; Irving Hanhis recreation elsewhere. Regular Pioneer ward, Ms-riMonday evening at 7:30 o'clock In the gram will also be enjoyed. length or lack of length: Prof. Regular sacrament services will be Community- church - Sunday, , January Third No intoxicated person will sen of the Mozart; J. W. McAdain of rooms. rourt pnnntv an Martin (short), 'Prof. (tall) conducted In the Pioneer ward Sun- 13. Sermon at 11 o'clock. FOURTH WARD. The sneakers will be O. D. Merrill 1egranted- - entrance toany dance hall. the Sixth ward; George A. Madsen, Miss May Jrsy the. Dr.' D. D. Boyer and Rclnh&rd day evening. Meeting commences at Where it is evident that a person is 1117 Third ward; J, William Johnson, Bonof Cache both and Burgeson, Ephraim as chairman, Webb Dell (medium), ST. MARY'S CHURCH. the habit of indulging in liquor at. neville ward; Carlos I)."'Millcr."Tsio"h Maeser will five addresses on the 7 o'clock. A good speaker and musical national state and the county county, will preside. T Sunday school at 10 a. m., morning dances, he will be placed on the ex- cer ward-- . Dell Webb and "Mormon Battalion" at the sacrament program is being arranged for. O. nmnizar. No admission; everybody Invite, i'l.- t services at 11 o'clock. The Indies' cluded list. Fourth Sunerin'r Fourth .the at ward; Royle, services ward, Sunday In Provo district, farmers All but neither the wives of tall men nor H. A. Dixon of the Provo Guild meeting Is held every Monday A good musical program Is COMMUNITY CHURCH. Fourth "Moonlight" for, settings bureau farm the evening. of members whether the wives of short men will be perSunday school commences at 10 afternoon at 2 o'clock. Wm. F. Bulk-ley- , dances must be representative in some schools; and K. L. Ko!-- .. o. the. to be also assured. Meeting starts- at 7 mitted any part In the discussion. ID or not. are cordially invited t rector. manner of actual moonlight scenes. Rri'Jiam Young a, m. in the Community church; o'clock. young ladies looking forward to matri present. V proposed-$4,000,000,00- 0 - -- IBIS 16 11 H COAL in HE TAXfS flftZIKISSS BllfS CETCin h Mc-Na- n, Mc-Na- . WRITER Wood-Clifton'- Which Are Better? Tall Husbands or Short Husbands, Debated T - What Is Dance Directors Tell In New Dancing Rules At the Provo Churches Next Sunday ll . -- Check-to-chee- The-subje- ll - ; : |