Provo Daily Herald | 1922-08-29 | Page 6

v. - . v. : ... ! 4 . .. . - v- -. " ' . : . . . - I . he nd ... legislators," congressmen : . 'i,'',.:,... .''.,.v.. .'tj.'"- ' . THE HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1922. ' - v.. V HAVE YOUR PAINTING, PROHIBITION LEADER said. "I know lots of those who re wet personally. vote dry PAPERHANGING, XAPEB if they vote accordhonest They're CLEANING and KALSOMISL to the sentiments of their coning ING done right by BOB SAYS NATION IS stituents. WHITE. Fret bottle of furni "Politicians, and the public genIt get erally will eventually ture- polish with every- job. through their heads that anarchy Is 316 East Center St.. Phone to enforcement - - - 239-- " 'IIP the only alternative and observance" : By EDWARD M. THIERRY. tOR SALE Classy bug the finest WESTERN BUILDING AND LOAN NEW YORK, Aug. 29. How No loans. installment makes easy in town. Come to lad look it over. waiting for our turn. See Provo long do prohibition leaders think it will take to make America dry? The price lis right Wren Wllklns, Consolidated Seal Estate. 'Twenty-fiv- e years," says Wil190 W. Center St. H. Anderson, state superinliam Dressed FOR SALE chickens, tendent of the league. SPECIAL PRICES en cord tires tor spring cockerels. 33c lb.; old hens though a state leader, Ford. Clayton Auto Tire Co. 30C lb. We deliver. Phone 79iz. 1b Anderson, the. mOst militant prohibitionist . . . in the country and he admits he FOR 8 ALE modern house, two baths. heating plant; lot 6x7 FOR SALE Two modern homes, has the hardest job In the wettest close In, must be sold imme- state in what he calls "liquor's rods; SIS S. 4th N. Phone 90. black belt" New York, Rhode diately, party leaTlng town. 287 E. New Jersey Island, Connecticut, ALE FORD COUPE, prao- - 3rd N. Phone 186-V FOR and Pennsylvania. . ab-l shock new, equipped ucally In an Interview with NEA Serv-- ' FOR 8ALE Household furniture, In a The cord bargain. tires; ambers, ice be made these predictions: Apply 395 N. good condition. T WatrM. Rorlance Co. "Within five or six years we will SI 3rd W. , have broken the political backbone HEM STITCH I NO AND PlCQTINQ 8ALE A team of horses, beet or booze and checked all serious 830 W. Centev. Work done FOR Over- efforts to change the dry law. rack and a second-hanRitchie. Mm. F. A, fight "Within another five or six years land touring car. 760 E. 5th 8. the bootleggers will be so generally l Phone 242-383 FOR RENTwPurnlsbed room. in jair or in terror that the Vol W. lit a tf WANTED Girl about 18 to do stead act will not be broken any housework. Call 255 or 645J. more than other laws are. FOR SALE All kinds of vege-- , i "After that It will take 15 years table, dill and tags. R. Gay, 314 for complete education of the peoFOR RENT-Furnl- shed rooms. 115 ple, especially those of foreign birth or extraction respecting the curl E--?'d N. Phono 500-wiNTEiwhM tn nature and effect of alcohol to ue Taliorinc 137 W. Center. Phone L0T . Between Santaquln and point where prohibition will no $50. DoUy BleafcjPrpn Payson. suit case and ladv's Una longer be either an issue or a sweater. Finder return to 11 problem." silk MONEY TO LOAN on farms, I per ?.b.k W. 4th N, for reward, Anderson oect internet. Pudie W, thinks prohibition really will be here in 1947. Pm- 1947 earlier but Is his hpg MB m FOR RENTliousekeeplng rooms. estimate,. r , jcndy ana. ma cream at Canyon 15 J 8. 3rd W. Apply straw votes don't "Magazine Road Confectionery, Orem. Mary bother iis." be said. "Nor does the 8--1 ir-: V. ShifJejToiuW growing agitation for beer and light FOR RfeNT-3-roo- oframe house, wine. There isn t one chance in FOR SALE-rJ'ord-.. 'wheel, Ford city water and elsctria lirhts. 100 of the Volstead act being - touring ; body, and bag tody. 8ultablo for young, couple. $12.50 changed." Ahlander'a, 6th B. and Unit. At. per month. . Apply 709 8. 2nd W. Qualifying; be added- "But if it LOST .32 Colt automatic pistol. Is changed mark you, it will only lightly nuted barrel. Left at be temporary." o FOR SALEr CHEAP Stud of alcohol has Consumption baker track, good condition. Nay-k- r Jnterurban station. Reward. E. T. dropped to 10 or 20 per cent com nsen, Roberts Hotel Auto Co.. . pared with days, PER CENT LOANS may be Anderson estimates. The number FOR SALE Hay. Phone of secured for any purpose on farm drinkers, he thinks, has deA41 ; vf lands, lrigated lknds, to buy or build creased almost as much. t haven't any Illusions about DANIELS .AUTO WHEEL AND home, under our first BODY SHOP All kind of wheel mortgage certificates. B&akers and bodx robtifldlng and' repairing. Deposit tbmDanr. Gas a Track and boa bodies. Loom and Electric Bldg., Denrer, Colo. squeaky wheel tightened, Satisfaction guaranteed. CT N. let W FOR SALE Pickling Ncucumbers, .v ....A-14- f Proro. ., 85c per hundred at 659 X 8 01 w-- . "7 J-l- tf . Antt-$aloo- n 6 tf A-2-9 I d S-- . .r.. A-J- J. 0 1 A-2-9 M-to- A-2- 9 . i The Aanti-Saloo- tf T67-R-- - city-ORfan- n, n league will be necessary, Anderson says, through tne most of and perhaps 25 years necessary to make prohibition prohibit "It will cost more, too," he said, "because we now have two jobs where we formerly had one. These bold the law by elect-in- s are: first,-todrv congressmen and state leg islators; and second, to Cgtforce the law by organizing the public to get behind the regularly constituted authorities local enforcement back np good officials, jack up the others. "We are pushing a three-folplan: First, community enrollment for enforcement through the newly -- pJAtsL formed 'Allied Citizens of America, Inc.,' forcing everyone to take a definite stand either for or against law and order; second, enacting an enforcement ordinance in every, the third, applying community; 'Yorikers Plan" where enforcement with offiIs law, by cooperating cials if they will enforce the law, or focusing publicity upon them if they won't." Anderson says New York state already has 250,000 members- time when we call attention to the scores of emaDer artlcla wliichTO to fulfill the requiremfinti of the home. Our buyers hare made tremendous ptm&ases for rar 371 atom benefit because our prices axe remarkably low for goods of such quality. We eannrt m ytmr visiting our store during our "Notidn Week." Embroidery Edging, fancy crochet effect, design; assorted colors, eflhe Allied Citizens of America, and the enrollment campaign 1 Just bin-nlng- ' "When the light Is turned on all decent people will come in," he said, 'There are prominent bank-era- , lawyers, manufacturers, and even a few preachers, who by opplaced posing prohibition have themselves in the same category with frowsy whiskered anarchists. When they see that' through ignorance or prejudice they have lined np with the criminals they will come in out of the wet" v M. AYER9 WELD1NQ A-2- 9 - CCv-O- xy. aoetylena wsJdlnt and catting. TAKEN from Proro high chool We weld anything made of motaL bldg., boys Cadillac bicycle, Work guaranteed. First ciaa serr-loa- .- fienaa-N- o. 41S-r- Return S7? N. 5thi N. 4th w, Prora Ptona W. tor reward. MM. tf K 9 LOST Ton are losing money, oa LOST At Orem station, Eastman kodak- builBSTS. No. 3. .. nam a leaa you trade with the Waoatch . nM I Prodaoa. t tf lmiiv VCnT an n 40QO side. Return to 269 E. 4th N. for ' FOR S A LE Confectionery, dotnf reward. exceUentbuslneea. Phone 7254 A wonderful chance to get into dairying and farmning. Wo will FOR SALE, ; CHEAP 34 waeon, teU or trs,de our equity, bal. ram . 4000-Iband set sprtogs. 460 E. at 6 per cent for ten years. What hata you to offer. Cafl . - A-3- 0 T80-R-- .: MILLINERY new OPENINO-O- ur California has the record ratio fall hats are here, Best la analJty, cheapest in price. We trim and of 4,61 persons per motor vehicle. make haU to order. Parlor MillinSnake bite Is now treated with a . ,A-- I ery, 66 E, 2nd E, :. , serum similar to (the HEM8TITCHINQ and PICOT EDGE serum. A snake farm In operation work done In the best manner on m Brazil furnishes the' poison or renora which is diluted with sugar all kinds of matexlal and. tons-bollinens at reasonable prices. or milk and injected into mules and BUTTONHOLES made oa silk other animals. The vaccine obtainshirts a - specialty. All work guar ed from- - the treated animal Is said anteea. sinokk BKWINO MA to be an absolute antidote against CHINE COMPANY, 7 .North. UnJ- the poison of the particular snake from which the venom was drawn. Twslty Avenue. Phone 399. - novelty designs. Price is an African plant with Urge succulent leaves which has been transplanted with success to the waste lands of California to provide ..pastures . for cattle and sheep. "Speckboom" CARD OF THANKS. . Our ::: a Patrons V are enthusiasm tic .about the phot NOTICE OF PRIVATE 8 ALE OF REAL PROPERTY. In the District Court of the Third Judicial , District, County of Salt Lake. State of Utah. Tn the matter of the estate of Alice Noyes Chappell Deceased. r Pursuant to an order .duly made by the above entitled tourt, dated the 8th day of August.' 1922, the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Alice Noyes Chappell de ceased, win sen at private sale the following described property; commencing 5 rods east ttf the 8. W. corner of Block 30, Plat "B," Provo Cltyurvey. thence north 5 rods, thence east 83 feet, thence south S rods, thence west 83 feet to the place of beginning. In all 10 D square " ' rods; " at the southeast Commencing corner of Lot 3, Block 30. Plat "B Provo City Survey, thence north 11 rods, thence west 41.5 feet, thence south IS rod a, thence east 41.6 feet to place of beginning. In al about iHUi . r4 14 You,; !':!! I :n Too, will be " delighted! 30 Better Make Your Ap-- y pointment Today. ' Day Phone 853. Evening Phone . square rods. Commencing 41.S feet west of the southeast corner of Lot 3, Block 80, Plat "B." Provo City Survey, thence north IS rods, thence west 16.25 feet, thence south 7. rods, thence west 24.75 feet, theses south S rods, 10 piaoa or be 11 mivucq ginning, in all ahont 19.32 square ie( reds.--.-- 53Q-J- .'' .I Stickeri Braid, pieces, fine quality ; pc Middy Laces, artificial silk, 30 in., asst. colors; pc. 8 Plated Nickel Bluebell Thimbles, . assorted sizes ; 5 each Safety Pins, steel, all sizes. One dozen f or 4? Selected Snap Fasteners, . . v4V roll edge; dozen Safety Pins, brass, guarded or unguarded, all sizes. Crimp Wire Hair Pins, asst. sizes, 200 pins in box; per box 4 Pins, common, No. 4 steel, Two pkgs. 5 for Pins, common, brass. Paper or steel 5 . two dozen on card. Card 2, 5 Thimbles, nickle plated, all sizes . 4 Cotton Tape, common, sizes 2 to 8 One piece f or. ..4 Tooth Brushes, white bristles, bone and celluloid handles, assorted styles. Each Hrt ......7.. ....19 Pair Hair Nets, single and ble, cap style PROVO, UTAH. Per slides. .-.-....84 Inside Boned Belting, black or white, yard 8$. 2-i- n. .', Elastic Web, finest quality yard....... ....."...8 Rick Rack Braid, plain or mercerized, pieces. Piece ..............lOf? Dye Soap, "Rit" cold water dye, all colors. Pkg.. ,.t$$. Bias Tapes, cambric, lawn and striped percale, 6Vyard 104 pieces. Piece Safety Pins, "Duplex" and "Gold Finch," all sizes. Boys' Suspenders, one inch Dozen wide, 2&inehes long, leather-ends- , nickel dou- 10t " . .. "Tr-r-- rrr' Said property will be sold on or after the 1st day of September, 1922, and bids will be received by the administrator, James W. Chap- pen, vet scuta seventh East St.. Saltlke City, Utah, or by his atBaker, at their torneys,. Baker office in Provo, Utah, for aaid prop erty on or ierore the aaid 1st day of September, 1922. f Tenni of tale, cash. Bids must be accompanied by certified check or draft for 10 per cent of the amount bid, balance to be paid npoa. of sale by above courL.--rated .this 10th day. of AngusL 41 W. Canter St, Over HcCoard Shoe Store 1923. . JAMES W. CHAPPELL, . Administrator. First publication Aug. 22: last publication Sept 1, 1922.) I ' . Tish Eye and Darning Needles, 14 to 18 "assorted ; paper .54 No. 4 200 Count' Steel Pins ; 2pkgs. . . ..... 2 Hole fine quality, tons, Bat 12 card; card oa .g 5f CSilIdreh's Bose Supporteri with 80 rubber lisle made 160 Count, Al Brass Comweb, special bar pins (no mon Pins ; paper ......54 sewing), rubber posts, 2 to Safety Pins, nickel plated 4, 4 to year sizes; pr. 10 brass with guarded spring, Teneo Sure Fit Snap Fas. asstd. sizes; dozen . . . . .8 teners, doz.,,8 Hooks and Eyes, black or Stork Castile Soap, finest white; card ...54 quality 15c Black Invisible Hair Pins ; Clothes Brush, 100 pins in box, assorted; black bristles 39 , roU-edge- h, lisle, mercerized, Hooks and Eyes, rust-proo- f, black or white, sizes 0, 1, TEA & CHINA COMPANY 10 Steel Crochet Hooks, asst. sizes, with guard; each 44 - r 10t long. Each Coat's Mercerized Crochet Cotton, 3 spools for. . .254 Dozen tomany sandy speclatlnT ," ....... . .. 8 Common Pins, brass, 300 pins to paper. Paper . . .84 Sharp Sewing Needles, all sizes ; paper .5 er w w "Shinola" Shoe Polish, red, black, white, brown. . . .84 bottle. .104 Perdxide, Crimped Wire Hair. Pins, 80 pins in box ; box . , . ,5 Arm Bands, "Flexo," silk frilled braid, satin ribbon '. . bow. Pair 124 4-- oz Hair Barretts, colored sets, "Lakeview," Supporters, children's sizes. Pair. .10 Arm Bands, round, frilled A J. elastic; Pair . Belttng, stiff finish, merYard. . .84 cerized, Rick' Rack Braid, fine quality, 4 yards in a piece. Soft Collar Pins7each ...3e Hair Wavers, Cro- : .20, -qt. Mason 2-- Jars, 89 doz. qt Mason' jarsrdoz $1.19 Ecbnbmy ; bundle BfirV "S6a"p, lkrge Igood qualify, 3" for. . 1- ...5? black, Palmolive Soap,'3'f6r 154' Kurley fKew lids, doz. . .27 Jar' Rubbers, extra qual- ..74 ity, dozen Cork 'Insoles for ladies "Or .104 men; pair... , Velour Powder Puff, 3Ve- inch, white or flesh, each Darning Cotton, white or brown ... Gfycerihe ..... ch ..29 Silkaline Mercerized Collar Buttons, fine quality. Each each 5 chet Cotton ...i Crepe Toilet rPaper, large' roll ;5t ........ .8 Piece Brooms, good quality 584 Window grade ... .4O4 Shades, good ..794 criminal 'law dismisses him. Murder is becoming commonplace. "To put it directly: At present Judges and lawyers should study the defense of insanity is a trap criminals as well as criminal law for the insane and a means of and should exercise intelligent dis escape for the sane. So widely has cretion and a definie pollcv lq dealWho would think of oettina on a train and saylna. "Put this the idea of the 'unwritten law' ing Avith the criminal and the In ride on the book and I'll pay later." The restaurant and hotel man T taken hold that we hear constantly sane. nowadays says "Pay as you go" The dry floods and clothing stores citizens assert that - "The only way to control the wil respectable are very few who have charge accounts. In some cities you could they would expect public plaudits fully wicked felon Is by life super wear your shoes out In trying to find a place to charge another of their friends and immediate ac- vision Plf- , . subject to pardon or dis quittal It they committed a crime Some have money for th movies and other pleasures when missal when genuine reformation la -- ' " I certain circumstances. under they desire to go, yet for the more Important things of life, that satisfactorily demonstrated." "My proposal then is this: That which we depend on for life itself, our eatables, they Imagine It By GENE COHN. a as no treated be SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 39. The insanity longer , really has to .be charged. defense to u criminal charge and TOM Get the thrifty habit and pay as you go, and you' cant help but 'insanity defense" and "the "unwrit that evidence on that subject.be d lee that your money does go much farther. If you are ten law," those muchNised twin excluded from the jury trying a not one of our customers we are .both losing you lose on your Like cures like. Yes but dislike avenues ' of in murder that after conviction criminal ease; cases escape on we bill next and bill grocery cure dislike. your patronage. Bring your big the defendant, upon suggestion of doesn't must go. to us; we knpw you will be pleased with your savings. Two Bathing Piers board of a examined be by Insanity, is Such the flat declaratlolTXof Nebraska man la In JaiL He had determine that alienists; they SOME OF OUR REGULAR PRICES Fine Diving Barge Curtis D. Wilbur. lnstir nt Vh whether he should be sent to a two more wives than divorces. SOAPS AND CLEANSERS FLOUR ; California suDreme court, tn an in. state ' private hospital or hospital, Notice our low price on good Plenty of Boats wrview louowmg recommendations prison; that the state retain Jurts- - , Bumper crops are predicted so The saving you make on Old Wheat Flour. Buy now and ur mis eirect oerore the American dicUoivever the defendant even maybe they will bump prices. these necessary household soaps protest yourself against the use ' Bar association. Justice Wilbur after ansapparently complete cure and cleansers are unequatsd Of new Wheat flour. ' doesn't matter, but the sands speaks out of an experience of for Bjjongsas the maximum sen 1! 1 sk Straight Grade Flour $1.10 3000 trials of "insanity" cases and Of time are quicksands. . .tehee obtalnsv years ef research. 10 bam Crystal White Soap 49e . 8 aks straight Grade Flour 82.10 "As it now standi the defense of 10 sks Straight New Yellowstone geyser spouted Grade Flour "The code of most states holds is a humbug, a pretense, a 10 bars A. & Naptha. ...'.... BOo mud 300 .feet. This will mako some for . . . i . , . ; , i . . . . .V.810.00 Idiots, lunatics and insane persons insanity an tomurder invitation hypocrisy, O. Naptha..... 80o 1 kk Hard Wheat Flour. i . 10 bars P. not capable of committing crime." all .$1j8 too frequently accepted by jeal- politicians jealous. 10 bars Fats Naptha. . . . . ; . .T60 8 sks Hard. Wheat Flour... $2.48 he says. "No matter how many ous lovers, discarded lstresses, - 10 are All Omen may be the aamr bst sks'Hard Wheat Flour $12.10. killed .by ouch, pgrsoai, indignant lather and outrscea bus people 10 ban Crema Oil ToUet Soap -Sor bow don't houses are many burned get the wrong one. 1. AL1HON .69c . it .. ... bandar v. lor ia held no crime at all hu Tall cans" Med. Red Salmon 35o "The average, juror acqult8he .800' 8Med. 10 ban O Lo Palm. . . Every time they arrest a man in flat, cane Chinook Salmon ' committed. defendant who does exactly as that .29c 4 bara White tvory.... "The damage done by an Insane Juror would have done tor under the leading Pa., we think ."Reading ..,.200 Ma is Jnst as real and great as if same circumstances sSiiv.. Large Pkg, Sea Foam. Largo tall can Alaska Red Sal- - . manwere and this upon maeth a full .man." Floor he sane; but the killing of a the absurd ground of insanity. On mon ..8c Small pkg Sea Foam .,,..,..290 human . beinr is no nrrna , i. n v nM are4W Maple-Lea- f bats and oppy eart I Salmon the therhand the very barbarity Steak, large ,15o . S med..StarNaptha. Good Music v "can h cruelty of the really among to eaUra mnd capablen&f understanding the aud.shocking insane man causes that very juror UTAH POTATOES Cool In several Southern state fish wivusmuesB. Old Dutch Cleanser,.....', ,10o xtavrng determined to return a verdict of guilty. 10 lbs. Nice New Pot toes... 13c that a defendant " is. insane the It is high Ume for a change, are being turnedloose ta eat mos- Lighthouse Cleanser, S tor. .200 Fresh Hard Cabbage, lb.:., ..So Comfortable qultoea. Poor tishx m. 38e PINEAPPLE ' Large Juicy Lemons,-dot...- . Provo Band Music SUGAR . Hunt the brlgnt si Suppose Fruit aalad ia much t better 100 lbs. Ptn Cane Sugar... $8.09 had seeds ta e meat 4 load cantaloupes when you . Pineapple. 100 lbs. Fine Beet Sugar... $3.00 ' like watermeloniT J SHE Large can best' quality Sliced J 10; lba. Fine Sugar. -33o . 7:7. . ..... ,7Hneapple Average life of a $5 .bill is ten , POTATO CHIPS PROVO TYPEWRITER months. Then they must all be Medium can best quality Sliced Large pkg. Potato Chips..,. 19e ' made la October. C;Y EXCHANGE Pineapple i'.'i.U,.iU.Jtta Small pkg. Potato Chips. ... .10o " Geo. E. Brattan, Manager. BUTTER CHEESE Small cans Sliced Pmeapple i6c ; to girls Telephone object being Skaggs Creamery Butter la a) Med. cans Orated Pineapple, called hello girls. W might caU Typewriters Repaired, Bonghl and Sold. Itepairing a st tor them good-bygirls, . ' - With" Sherwood's Jazz ,,b skaggs Crenmery Butter 40o Bandits Furnishing the Music SmaU cans . Orated. Pineapple, .jrwli Cream Cheese. lh......,J8o laity. MAI1 "work guaranteed. Here is a fortune.. Get up some " 3 tor PHONE 201-Full Cream Y. A. Cheese, lb. M- oT. . ; thing to tajcorouge of coats, TUESDAYSND SATURDAYS iniiiaH' Pay Js You fio Geneva Beach -- jimicE m Wrf " osrapha we have made for them. dress-makers- MUST GO SAYS We wish to express our heartfelt thanks lor the manv baantlful floral offerings, also the many acts or Kmaness and loving sympathy shown us at the loss of our wife and mother Edward Scherer and Family. AH 12 Each...l5 and celluloid. d - T all kinds, rubber Combs, the past "steen" years the different things and still people come m and say that. ... h to have OPEN HOUSE for a week. We invite the whole darn public to come in and give us the ONCEjOVER. We promise to have enough bar. gains to satiafy those who. wish to buy and enough things of interest on display to. satisfy those who wish to look. Now, you won't bother us in the least and we promise Hot to bother you. COME JUST TO LOOK. -- THINGS YOU NEED TODAY Fruit Jars, Crock Jars, Bottle Lids, Rubbers, Preserving Kettles, Strainers, Dippers, Fruit Funnels, Spices, Tea and Coffee, Malt, Hops, Caps and Cappers. - SUnON J J. lnce Featherstitch Braid, fancy, crochet effect, chain- - and "SAYING BY TOMMY" The other day a lady came into our store ; upon looking around she said, "I didn't have an idea you car- beautiful things !';. Gee Whiz ! We've antl-tetan- , ' m. 1 pieces, Measures, Tape ot ? h &j You toolig Come Jnst to Look , . ; NOTION "WEEK d T 2 .jl 286 West Center, Proro, Utah. . . A-2- 9 tt . , hard-earne- bathing' at its best - - -- - It any-wher- e. , " . - ............. - mi .................. . . I I . --Go- od .t,.:.."...,.;: - IV )n -- jLance Every Tuesday II .ua ' uf :. DANCING is ......a2c a PLEASURE at it - ..........,.,..,...o v..T..i.4.v..,.,,2Stt e -- ' , , We still serve those appetizing Chicken and Trout . pinners. Come up ind tnjoyf Boating,' Fishingand "Bathing. - - , CABINS FOR RENT ' YEARS , IN , BUSINESS arc not OermanvqubtaUons likely, Six Klads" of the Best UUfc reports Consul Itobinson. to prove Coal the Market permanently attractive, according to dealers In Saltlllo, Mexico, for Satisfaction Guaranteed. - C6MPETtTl0K IN MEXICO f 30 ! N . . m although the quotations are low, the SMOOT ASPAFFORD quality of ;ths goods has been disappointing, especially In hardware, Uptown v Officer CommerciAi musical instruments, crockery, glass Exnk." war and protographlo supplies and Yard Phone 17. machinery. - .