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Show ) X AUTO SECTION SUNDAY fi ERALD .VOL. IIL NO. 20. , "PROVO. Don'trell UTAH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1924. SMUGGLERS Ahy6ocv Mrs. Bake Won at MonteCa rlo Sh-h-- h! BIG PROFITS When You Want Next Monday is- a legal boll day. in I tah. Columbus day fjills ui: Sunday, hut will i observed ii: 'TlieTtriy-roll..i"The ijorid.iy hoiUg fixed by Itfw liii prtihimu-tiowill 4ie issne-- hy tiovernor Charles MaU-y- . if was ati-- unmn'-iiat his offii'.. Quality Merchandise at I l WIbl)elNormanLostMla Unscheduled" Roads and Gain 3 a Hundred Pounds -on Cfintfa band, Use - EAST SIDE NO Reasonable Prices -- when 4 o'clock came they felt a pressing need for a cup of tea. so '( ONNELL. By DANIEL. r consequently we stopped at liiterruitiomil New Service Staff 'From cabbages to kings" might while they, had their 'liquid of -ae flffMHht the sVum'sporxhut, refreshments, after which we con L. Lee Mrs. by enjoyed International New Service. tinued the experience journey. NEW' YORK. Oct., Di BI.IX. Oct . W The Free Baker on her trip, to Kew York and "Some people have formed, the Uioiis- - and idea that if, an American visits , Stale Kovcniiueiit her tour of Europe. losing clotlies count as heavily activities . Mrs, Baker's range of uf dollar monthly in revenue oh the East Side as just, Geruiauy they are denied the on the Ri'altn. extended trom formal Intro-- . if band have a courtesies nsiuU)y.extendetll4UrMiitiil.Jtlic aciKilMiit tomary At a ny - ra tha t's the opinion " auctions to kings and queens to to tourists, but this impression is i susmr wiinni:lers oiieratln'g on the of one of the 'big, city's most an East car same with in the While--wl'lier-Freerroneous. border. Ber were State iu riding learned judges, who put the precept 110 everyone Indian who scorned to eat with the treated us ' royally Scores ttf yoiuia Irishmen .with a into effect the other day. Christians of the party for- - fear from the bellhops to the hotel man- - Must for adventm. are engaged in Mine. Cleo, (Hateu8 dancer their shadow would fall across his it is alleged, in a burlesque theater, youtig agers themselves. o , the illegal traffic, made her food and make him an unfaithful "We attended .the operatic pro-- transporting Migarrlrontr-Ulster-before the deductlon Aida' while in Vienna, where the cost mm approximately tectives, who had judge. Two' follower of Mohammed. arrested her uioii While in New York, Mrs, Baker f which was given-idoor ' three dollars 11' liindred.-weigh- t a for the pie complaliit of the . agn of the guesta of honor at, a 4 theater by ,800 actors than in tin- - Free. State- - Prevention oFScan't Society or some cheapt-breakfast given at Sherry's by Mrs. "Home is one of the most' inter- - across the border and avoiding the other organization, Attire, aptxarel as o to .paynient of the hcayv Free State countries Hylan, wife of Mayor Hylan of New estiug ef European . " they 4mplaiHtwtVfry York-- CUty, In honor of the Demoseii visltTnrBrecunt OfTfie wohaeHun tax. 7ree"wnn5sTeriTare" able to. defendants, cratic delegates to the national conancient history that can lie viewed their siigjir toFm- - Stflfe denlersl described Mme. attire eieo'i hey vention. ' ' nere. - Micnael Angelo s famous at a handsome nrof it. while the silk tightST long. fnsh"putririHl r "Our stay in New York," said is underiiell Moses of dealers are still aW to masterpiece in' statuary stockings, bespangled girdle, metal Mrs. Baker, "was One continual 6n exhibition here as is also his pic-- j their who are forced, to breast-plateand the Judge listenround of pleasure. After our meet-ture of St. Michael and the Dragon. pay the Free Stjitp duty. ed with becoming gravity.. , ' a - ings we were enteriainea ai luneu-eoncould "If such the customs department' has been "Have yon men ever seen Ann be. possithiug theater parties and balls. One! with complaints from ble, Venice is even, more romantic Or Gilda Pennington? Gray? of our most charming hostesses Wa it is always portrayed as sjectidde dealers throTtghout county Or'1 he asked the slenfhs, mentton--in- g Mrs. William Randolph Hearst who being. Picturesque Venetians ply Monaghan. on the l.ider. where althe a of a lilimes half dozen entertained at a ball at the Hotel f their big gondolas up and dow most the eiiTh e population Is ublerto stage stars Who scintillate nightly Commodore. Grand Caual singing aud whistling Imyitax-fresugar. in somewhere the 'vicinity of Broad"All the delegates from AJtah airs from the grand operas. Evvu The smugglers usually proofed In way and street ' were staying at the Prince George the smallest loys can be heard the same way. A merchant in a The detectives e admitted" the ImMRSTiEELi-BAKERigrew very ""Botel and in.thifway-wwhistling these refrains all day town across the Imrder books the peachment. each7 other. well acquaintedwlth V long. . orders. A store, shop or bouse, "Did those actresses wear any We took a. short trip to Philadelphia hat and a cane and the result was "At Monte Carlo ' I played rou- just inside the northern frontier, is more clothes than this defendant?" famous the Forge Valley visited and secured to lie. used as a clearing the judge demanded. so typically English- - that another lette and came out the which the Rev. Mr. Bjlrke is en Mabel.Normand,. the actress, sat house.- The sleuths conceded they hadn't. deavoring to have kept As a relic of American gentlemen who was riding next to me and she (old me that she The sugar is deposited here and "Case dismissed !' the judge on the same bus with us, laugh- had been losing consistently all day from time to history. the smugglers time, roared. When Mr. Baker joined me at ingly came JplBd a'ld, 'I really long. One automobile manufac- - cross the border, "ilrivlnp motor New York we made' plans for our would have thought you were an turer had made so much money off trucks, load un and sneak back into ENGLAND SINKING INTO triD to Europe. Englishman until I saw you count the wheel that he was giving auto - ftTie Fm, state by little-useroads, SEA AS SCOTLAND RISES "On arriving in England we your' change on the car and then mobiles away as tips. thus customs authorities. avoiding were at once plugged into a round I knew you were one 'of us. "In Switzerland one can gamble Arriving at his destination, ' the International New Service. 1 of activities that, had been planned "In Paris, Napoleon is still a hero any time they want to and on Sun- smuggler dumps his load of contraLONDON, Oct., 10. is American of the members in the .eyes of the citizens and no day the Casino is always filled. band into another clearing house, slowly.sinking into the England for the sea. but to were We Bar association; presented Parisian had walked under the While making a trip to the Alps, from which it is' distributed to Free the same extent to which the southto the king and queen of England Arch of Triumph, 'since .his time, Mr. Baker remarked to the guide. State dealers. . ern half of the British Isles is lost a who entertained at garden party until the burial of the unknown These mountains have nothing on There is n( int(-- fefe-neby the Ing ground, the northern section The members. the soldier. We were also guests at our Rockies.' 'Yes,' said the guide, northern officials. in honor of all Seotlani-T-i-s The driver gaining. where ft 'but you have no William Tell iu king and aueen are very democratic the Palace of Versailles ReSeent the 'unscheduhul roads" which hydrographic surveys and made every- banquet was served to one thousand your Rockies.' In their actions, means he takes the risk of having show that during the last, fifty "On Our return tripwe stopped his motor members of the bar. one feel right at ease, , Following Scotland's nhove years sea height Only "We were also introduced to the this a reception was held at the at Cuba where case after case .of the "scheduled roads," ..on which level has increased by half an Inch. bonded whiskey was openly being customs depots have hoen Prlneeof Wales, who is altogether Hotel DeVille. England's sea average height above as the j "One remarkable experience - in prepared for smuggling - into the as charming and likeable officially open' tolautb-moliil- e Tevel, however, is ha if an inch papers give mm creaic ior reing. n Paris came to us while on, a sight- t'nited States. . that of fifty years ago. traffic. "In England and Paris the people is no wonder that he causes such seeing tour. Our guide took us to Humorous commentators aserllie Bun there', has leon no confisca-tBi- n a furore among the young de- - see the Grand! opera house and also tried to make us see what we to the present and the smug- Scotland's gain to an abnormal up tantes of society when he is pos- while extolling the excellent acous- were missing by having prohibition, glers' trade goes merrily on.' chest and head expansion as a ressed of such an irresistible per tics of the hall made the remark in that everywhere - we went the sult of Premier Ramsey MacDoii-aid'- s , that only one other building in the finest, wines and champagne were POPITA RITY (CONTEST WILL sonality. success as Great Britain's first . "We also visited the museum, the world could boast of better acous- always served. BE t ONDlTTED BY LEGION Lalior premier. hails until one has tieen to all Old Curiosity Shop and Westmin- tics. Of course we asked whicVj LEHI, ict.. 10. plans are' Hear- from the .Scottish moors. ster Abbey of London, and had tea that was and you can .imagine our these countries and seen them, they ing completion for the second an- , The do .not realize how- good thejrkom , with Lord and Lady Thomas of 8urprise.wben-hensweredcontest; to he con-oipuianry tabernacle. ' fgalijMh-wojiderr, e STYLE HINTS AKraeenTpmiaTiu:: , () the "We journeyed from Amsterdam great and'you can view some of the. Anieriiau "One would not have recognised announced is Legion, jt the staid" men "folk of 'America In to Berlin by airplane, which was" a most interesting places- of ancient by the-- legion officials. By ALICE LANGELIER.'. their new role of English gentlemen. novel experience as neither of us had history, but when it comes to, living ; The contest will liegin Saturday Their chief topic of concern seemed ever been in one before. We covered in any of those places, well, nearly ei'tinitig and will close on the even- - International News Service Staff to be, 'What do we wear here? What the entire distance, 145 miles in an .. . 1 Correspotnlent. i uciKT.c, mu nt the InpinfTiimalnr. N'ovemher . K M Even ' Mr. hour and five minutes, Our pilot Bakeand myself, would take their ' do we wear there?' u town-firsZ Z'S S"Z , every time.'-- ' PARIS, Oct., 11. Yes, we Baker possessed himself of a top and mechanic were both English and own home and cabbages aud anything young lady is eligilile to enter, prolivided she! is"prpsenl at lhe:"Arm-- " else you want to trim istice-daI ' ball. A diamond ring of ter, hat, 'says Marthe Regnier, .the artistic design has been seltfted td popular Parisian actress, who has Last lately turned to hatmaking. present to the winner- The pri-awarded last year was week she fitted up one of tin? Jnr-- ' a handsome wrist watch and was isiair "t'lyboatsn' ahdsaTIed down to where she is amusing wop by Miss Emma Aslier of I,ehi lieaiiville' everyone. .with her hiillinery Umt-fu- l after' a close and spirited contest. of freak ishytionnets. The l'loatiiyc luitshop is typical CANCER CAUSES DEATH OF ' ' ':-- ..,,, PLEASANT GROVE CITIZEN of; Deauvilteand the hats must be in kepiug wrfh the shop. Trimming seems to have had its inspiration 10 PLEASANT GROVE,-Oct.- , from the. vegetable garden. Marthe -n !). Wilson. of usTew. woaimaage. years ' now I n sidoiii of .Pfeasant firovo for (legnior herself .woara a little'green fishes encircling he crown, while ai-1fthirty-fou- r mop , c yenrs.-'-diw'Wednesday iuiother of her own models is of Mr-hotiie. of his. cancer at; J evening Tfie Gas This -Gwe red felt... wit ,,; hearts, clubs, dia- .. ' and UnTil i Yell ea'ihe to the .I'nired States when itiouds and syidi's, uiaile.of a red r ooiiiM,si!ion. lonuiiig the .triiiyjiiiig. a boy., ( 'nosiiiart 'cam illiic, came away many years, until illness he Was section'' foreman for trom the Ijoa.!hop the other day the SaTf "Lake route. He is survived wearing a curious creation- trinirui d iili a grea! cahbage; phm in the bv his wife, five sons.-fivdaugh oiir, .Vtn.l siill anot her hail a ssick- tw ters, thirty-sigrandchildren, u:i of a nrett.v coral ciirint . and one sister. brothers ' Hills for the .beach have UVn si;d 0 ft-- Funeral services will he hold in. "either in brigJit colors or in fells. Grove tnliernacle the Pleasant Sun; white. The till whiteYcIt hat. with day afternoon at 2 o'clock. back siiuniv crown, and uptii-riiej laim, foi'ining a rabbit's ear. has WOMEN CRITICALLY ILL neon verv iiooui.'ir for iiiorninir :nni SPA'XISn FORK. Oct.. 10.- - Mr. uie low lucre, mil. at uio Joseph Browne find Mrs. Lars Neil-- leuiiiiieai races.; iu the afternoon, .velvet hats, son, young fntitrohs of Spanish Fork, are seriously 111 at" the Hughes Mem-- ! with wider brims,' are worn. Indications are .that, rilibtiu will be nun. h , orial hospital. A iu vogue as trimming. ipular model is- the simple sluipe. witli a high crown, having a bow of ribbon SPRINGVDLIE NEWS across the top, with the ends insert-efTo go with it is into Heet- ftl''rini for the Snrinrrville- a ribbon muff 'made of great loops MaplWin Sugar factory '"been n last of soft, heavy rihhrin,iu a Monday morning. It is nmupiiwed that men will be placed at the shade, A curious "patchwork"; hat .comes various station of the mill for the mv iiuinv trinngles of leather. , Jeamr ign i ng.-- Sa tiirdayv iVtohor-1 (L riiade r felt, joined ttgether. to Cover th' and Mu miUiitg-- of tho luiots. w hat smoothly and thii.s assuring varstart Monday Morning. October Y. iations of "foTiu as the hat 4'iirves 'Mr: bnd Mrs. A. V, Sanford.,Mr. over Hie crown of the;head or flares and Mrs, Charles Stanford .and Mr: to. a brim. Sometinies the triangles Arvil Ence attended, the funeral of mis large enough to make; a (jua"rter' William Kjtty, at Mona last Tuesday. of tho crown and then again they are only "aUiiit an inch long if ml hi op- pensions for 'npiflcf rendered 'In many of them piittem the hat the Indian wars In I'tnli for the fiisTiig tones'" of "hnghrorfeiriraT year 1866 were awarded last week , colors. Tlie broken effect is very by the pension bureau at Washing-- U'coniing.' tiih'lo. Thaddens T. Hatch and Those who believe iu numbers E. Harmer of Snringvillo. will-be- t on Epinard in the third A bnystack boloneinc to Hardy International Special at Latonio. Averett, In the old dry pasture ws After Iosirisshvice by a snake's eyeinsure vicdestroyed by- fire last week. It is lash. 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