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Show 5 UNDAY HERALD THE vol. in, lO. 'WITH WHICH IS COMBINED THE PROVO POST 24. 'II NflDMY WOMEN, WEALTH, CZAR'S GEMS INVOLVED COUNTRFEIT lfT ' ' '" PROVO, UTAH, SUNQAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1924. PRICE TWO CENTS - G0NSERVATIVESJ3890 CHILDREN : TsrHed 11 YOUNG MYSTERIOUS KRATZ SLAYING IN LOS ANGELES Did Slain Musician Have Pos session of Jewels of :M VICTIM 1 Royal Family. 1 GET SUPPORT CAN SHE SOLVE MYSTERY? MADE LARGE PROFITS IN; REAL ESTATE A. Keat Cook of Delta Sigma Cleveland Attorney ' Arrested on Five Million Dollar . :L Pi Inspects Commerce Swindle Charge. Fraternity. ' to Split in Republican Party Number Entitles City .$7V 250 State Supt, Funds, to SupLeads President Lewis Says. port Standpatters. Police Probing Every Avail able Clue to Solve Baffling : Murder, PUBLISHES WAR . MAY RECOMMEND PROVO CHAPTER SAVINGS STAMPS Bf A, H. Mystery Operates in Large Eastern Cities, Say Detectives. President- '.. First issue is NEA Service Wriic. LOS ANGELES, Nov. 15. The lips speak only what the mind wills, but music show 4bo souL" An old motto but one which has sent the police of this city scurrying back over music trail to solve the latest and one of its most sensational murders, Harry I. Katz, wealthy clubman. diamond and real estate broker, a bon vlvant, somewhat of an eccentric, cannot speak now. He is dead. murdered: His violins are silent 22 of them, but it is through them that Justice may be done his Gang Nation-wid- e SESSION EXTRA FREDERICK . Jordan Home Thrown Open ' for Succ essf ol Luncheon : and Entertainment. OF SCHOOL AGE - Anxious to DECREASE OF 13 OVER LAST YEAR Give All Districts Show Increase litfteastw-r- Present Tax Law Chance to Operate. i JionorCty . Te tn fratero-Klt- a rector, of the international Sigm- a- IV JrlriteL the week. Young university this While there, he made a details especstudy of sehool conditions, commerce ana ially the college of thelAlpha Delta fraternity. The Its petition Alpha Delta has placed Director with Delta. Sigma Pi andwill bav CLEVELAND, Nov., 15. (United atpress' J. V: Zottarelli, local "Wiby arrestel was today torney, service lliam Harper U. S. "secret operative in connection with federal officers said waa a "nation, wide" $5,000,000 counterfeiting conspiracy. . The warrant on which Zottorellt HAItRY. I. KATZ, LOS, AN- slayer. some "KnmpttniMi so iilaintire. poshim with was arrested charged GELES CLUBMAN,. MYSTER- times jolly, and sometimes as and IOUSLY SHOT TO DEATH IN sessing, uttering,- publishing though the fear he felt was in passing counterfeit United States HIS APARTMENT. Cook's recommendations them," declare Neighbors, telling s Delta securities $5 war savings stamps " v- a good deal to do with Alpha of his playing: dateTlSltt success In getting a chapter. ask the poIn music. Fear Why? few were "with Zottarelli is also charged Director Cook's remarks lice. What visitor caused the music selling 840 bogus stamps of, $4,200 but pointed. He said, to change from sentiment and joy Delta of value. face chapters eight only twenty to fright? Answer, that question, said the at world. These are Detectives the In Harper Pi will be Sigma they say, and the mystery col' torney was a member of gang ot located at the most important solved. were who University flooding The world. counterfeiters the Dolice: are following his So the leges in the United States treasury departmusic-tra- il tfnd . other trails, too. of Utah Is the smallest school which You has a chapter of Delta Sig. and ment With counterfeit Instamps. There were diamonds, there were New York, feUows Of bunch The gang operated are a splendid women, there were business intriSt. cacies that are said to include the have entertained me most royally. Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, to according cities, other and Louis petition I saw-yointrigue of international gem smug Told authorities. federal Stories the by gling. Conflicting you on it." on swindle of the home amount to tal The Was he killed in a dispute over The beautiful Jordan Suspects Are Investigated the testing cannot be definitely established unthe famous Kussiun crown' Jewels? EastCentes became Police. by exCook and Alpha til the treasury department Uumor tells of how Katz had gain "place for Director amines practically all the redeemed ed possession of these gems which .Deltas at 5:30 p . m. At aix.o'cloch enwill ft was 1919 stamps, but probably a most appetizing supper disappeared witn the assassination commercial reach $5,000,000 Haprer declared. of the cznr and his family. THREE RELEASED, joyed by the eighteen " Katz had described himself as adherents- Nov., LOS CaL, ANGELES, Davl Pauline Komneys-Blanc- he 15. ( United Press ) Strength- - auv orchestra leader of the, middle -- and Mary Parklnson were responwest. But in Los Angeles he enlng the belief that the slaysensational profits In real sible for the tasty luncheon. Three LI Katz diamond of er Harry estate, and it is believed in booze of the members of the Columbian ,will never broker and musician, and gems. orchestra ilaved a choice number of be known, the last suspects unthe police , But a decided possibility, selections before and during der technical arrest In connectioi believe, is that the- - shot that took n-with time of eating. the case were at liberhome here luxurious life his the in fraternity bis After luncheon ty today. 'came from the gun of an under members removed to the spacious Chase Carroll the In of pretty Dorothy Carroll,1 world character seeking revenge. reception room and engaged CHICAGO. Nov., 15. (United And two women are involved. round-tab- le discussion relative to Earl of Katz, sweetheart of ' ' Press) Spectators at the trial inis Mrs. Hosita Marstinl, dancer One room-matDelta Sigma PI. Carroll's Bridges, William J. Fahy, former-posta- l to j and actress, who was engaged were At eight o'clock Alpha Deltas Mrs. and herself, Carroll, ' back spector, James Murray and Waltei Katz. , j after released all today, distinguished visitor motored early politicians, Chicago nut seen him for a week." chat was en- MeConib, . to Salt Lake."Social thorough questioning had eon- - j. she"Ihad mid- - charged with plotting the $2,000,000 Letterg Troiii her told Deltas until police. j In officers Alpha by vinced Investigating gaged Rondout. Ills., mail train holdup, Katz are in ' possession of the to not was connected the trio that iHdice. In Hollywood she is known Aloha Delta is toulTKratefWTffrwere J4.VS" 1 room doors today under orders or i "Tire- - Cetmte.- Mrs. Jordan for the use of her home Federnl Judge Adam Oliffe. Katz .was. known .to lie wealthy. and the complete trust she placed in The search order was issued after He carried large sums of money In Nov. LOS ANGELES, Alpha Delta while they .had it 15.; attorneys , intimated him. His luxurious yacht, his government with Mrs. V Dorothy (United Press.) charge. automothat at plot of intimidation against Carroll, "the beautiful blonde," was bnchelor surroundings, his feared. was his . wealth. all its witnesses advertised biles furfor still held by police today The prosecution, through these in the murder of And it is said he had concealed ther questioning for accounted in diamonds in his apartclerks trfday, had Harry I. Katz, millionaire diamond $1(K),000 ' $704,085 in cash and government broker Who maintained a "love ment diamonds that are missing secured. ixSnds that the robbers now. ' Government attorneys hope to prove nest" at his luxurious bachelor Whatever might have caused his instead apartment, at the door of Which death, friends agree that the latter I the loot totalled $3,000,000 slain was he night. Monday overof $2,000,000 as was announces Dy Mrs. Carroll told police she and part of Katz's life was shadowed with fear, It sobered his postal inspectors who investigate Katz bad been lovers at trie time ("smile and changed his music. ; the robbery." of his death, when police detained 30,000 Tons of Beets Cut her following her appearance at the . Daring Shortest Campaign coroner's inquest yesterday. of Factory. While police know - that Mrs. CO-ED- S Carroll was but one of many womto en on whom Katz showered- - his LEHL Nov. 15. According affections she is being closely flues-- , J the word given out Thursday by tioned on the theory that, her huso local officials of the may have band, Chase Carroll, Sugar company, the Lehl factory slain Katzthrough-iealoiwyi--- ;, will in' all probability close the f Carroll and the man with whom present, manufacturing campaign , GREELEY, - Colo,, he lived, Earl H. Bridges, are being Monday. motor with ride A (United Press) held following conflicting police by This is the shortest run in the stories they told of Carroll's where- strange men resulted in suspension history of the factory and is due s of the State for two freshmen (Special to Herald.) abouts the night of the murder, to the extreme shortage of the A gun was found in their room Teachers' college here. sugar beef crop, which is estimated 15. GOLDEN, Colo., Nov. According to the dean of women which police believe to be of the to be only about 50 per cent of the as the one .used in who withheld the names of the girls, Young university of sjune calibre normal yield. The usual run at The Katz. Microscopic examina- an auto ride was offered them by the local mill is from October until Provo, Utah, played the Colo- killing tion of the bullet which killed Katz two men, names also unknown, have will it a in This year tie 0 January. rado Mines to was ordered by Deputy District At- which resulted in an' evening spent lasted only one month. Mountain conference torney Davis in an attempt-t- deter- at a "road house on .a lonely road." The campaign this year has been Rocky The dean's announcement of the mine if the bullet was fired from successful as far as operating over football game here today. the same .calibre gun as found in f suspension said: "'.'' was the short period is concerned.- ApThe game fought room. I varrous They forced the girls to dance i' ' : proximately 30,000 tons of beets with them and when returning to by both sides. will have been Cut by the close of TOKIO (TJ. P. ) Daisuke Nsm-b- town they attemted a petting party. the run., This represents the harThe lines' held in several the Japanese .Socialist who at- The girls arrived in their dormitory vest of 3400 acres In the Lehl diswhen tempted to assassinate the crown rooms early in the morning frightsituations ""' : dangerous trict ened and crying and saved only by prince Hiropito in December-192- 3, touchdowns seemed 'imminent. was executed at 8 a. m.' today. ' the grace of God." A. Keat Cook, one f. ' -- '',,. . BLONDE HELD BY POLICE IN ' -- 411 JRDER CASE .- SEARCH FOR njoyed GUNSINCOURT ' '- barher-hns-bah- e - LEHIFACTORY CLOSES RUN . SENT Young Ties FROM SCHOOL Utah-Idah- Colo. Miners Nov---15,- co-ed- i . 0-- iur-ious- ly - : a, - -- PIONEER LAID The first half ended shortly yafter Young universit- had forward complete a pass, Dixon to Packard. ' y. ime held noble twice in second quarter, onc. on one- foot line and then on iour-yar- d 7"T line. "Y" interceDts pass in SPARKS FROM LIVE WIRES 20-ya- rd TO FINAL REST SPANISH FORK, Nov. 15 Ettnernl services were held Thurs-- , day afternoon for Soren Peterson, 83 years of age, Spanish Fork pioneet, who died at bis home Tuesday from diseases incident to old age. Mr. Peterson was born In Denmark, July 27. '1841, find came to Utah in 1864 and located at 8panIsU Fori;, watch had since been his heme. - He 3s survived by four children. Oarles- HTami .Willnrd Pettfson of Lelsnd. Heber Peterson of Roosevelt, and Mrs. C. C. Creer of Spanish Fork. Mr. Petersons first wife died 88 year ago. He later married Mrs. Anna Christina Jensen, who survives him, with his two tepchlIdren,1Mra. George Skinnd James ner of Spanish Fork, Jensen of Brigham City.-- -- is. Nov., Washington; (United Press) The first split between the conservative and liberal wings of the Republican nartv in the new congress has drawn President Coolidge's support to the conservative side. When President ConTidge let It - . - rf- - third quarter,-mak- es " 20-7a- xd iumDie. pass and loses bail on close of Another pass fails at quarter. ' . . . FAULISTEB HELD IT. , - vittsbURGH. Pa.. Nov., X5-men (.United Press) Four masked hM nn the navmaster of the Stand ard Cigar company In Lawrencevllle today and escaped wun ine pa;ni estimated --at y betwen 118,000 ana fired. $20 000. No short were . q "I want every one to be healthy, says Clayton Jenkins. " 'Living' is a relative term. Pome of us who walk about are only sixty or seventy per cent ..'alive. If a man has his mental and physical apparatus clogged with waste and poisons due to too much eating and too' little exercise, he's only half a man or maybe '" 'V "I an urging an hour or more of for exercise sane every every day business and professional man in . three-quarters. PWo. : v " about 'Driving an automobile the streets is not exercise even though the speed be forty ' per. Neither Is pinochle nor pool nor movie shows. "But tennis is. So is swimming, golf, hiking, etc. And in winte- rhandball, basketball, swimming 1 : exercise ' In fact that runs rivuletg of sweat down your back and earns for you a shower bath with a bracing cold water finish;-"The business man who "hasn't got time" for this exercise hour islfoojlngmly himself. He' de priving his business of the very things it needs most. " "So I am for the new B, T. U. stadium The and gvmnasliim. good that they will Tlo is beyond estimate. But nntll they are available, don't neglect that we already have the Armory gym, the high school gym and pool, etc. I'se them. Exercise. Sweat out ; ot your bodies the rot and waste that are always there. Your business, friends, and your family will .be amazed and delighted at the re. sult." any i . .. Im? know definitely that he had no Intention at thiJlnie of calling an extra session ot the new ."congress to take up pressing legislation on the Republican program, his aunounce- nieut came immediately uxn tne heels of the statement of Senator Borah, outstanding Republican radical, that an extra session should be . called. Before Borah bad announced himself in favor of an extra session, a number of old guarl senators and congressmen had bwlared- for session: The is,su between . , .. . . the two groups was clear. ' A numlier of reasons were given I hi --administration circles today, to explain the president's decisionV- - It was saiil (hat. the present tax biU siuiulii le given a chance to function I "" v y in order to'study it in operation before substituting another measure. ROSITA MAItSTIXI, KNOWN IN HOLLYWOOD AS "THE does not COUNTESS," WHO WAS ENGAQ ED TO MAKUY HAItUY I. KATZ, The present fiseal year end until June 30. President Cool- WEALTHY BROKER "WHO WAS MYSTERIOUSLY SLAIN. idjrc Is said to feel no clear recommendation foe JA't rufurui. would be -- ' . " A total of 3,800 children of school age between six and 18 years are enumerated in the annnal census it is anjust completed In If.Provo, Claude Lewi. nounced by Supt. Thfa num!er, while a decrease ol 13 over last year, entitles the city $73,250 of atate funds for the maln- lunnni'O (if th rttv u'hools. The numler8 In each district showed a gain over last year except in the first district which lneludea the southeast portion of the clty,: south of Center street and east of j First Bust, where a decrease of TX.'i was" noted. Ten vacant houses were j reported in this district alone. Explanation Is made for the 108 from the fact that more worker were employed at the steel plant dur-ing the construction of the plant than. are employed operating it'; Most of these workers, with their, families, lived in tbat portion or tne city where the decrease is, noted. J A considerable number of students wh6'lexihiilcanyiTirfde-ot--ef-i- Dollar a OBSERVE Minute CELERY WEEK of To Talk WARDS WORK; UTAH COUNTY TO th city, but were here attending high school were Included last'yenr that, are not counted this year following the ruling of Attorney Genera: stnM Harvey Cltiff, that dents would lie. required to pay tut t ion. fees in order 4os attend schoo in other districts than their own.! . .More ban '40 such students havi iHissible for that time.. The president is said to believe left .the high school this year, man. .; of Immediate of whom had cards in the censu ; that other prni'h-mHii as fhrm relief a ud records; it was shown. The officia coiiiwn-nrilriwd legislation, will be. dealt cards given out by the state ar;i with liy the sitort session .of the to lie filled in byj.be- - parents coneernlug the number o .view was pwseiit "congress..-Th- e in Mime adjiilnistration cir- - children iii tjife Jvinsehold of schoc: t this cmigress nilght work age, and since ti.e 'census Is take more effectively if the prospect of after schiiol takej Wp 'fn . the fal J students were lit many an" extra .setislon were removed- eluded by their guardians who wef jt their relatives, in most cases. The largest piiin was !u districj four with 22, district gaiufd-18- ' di. trict five Iti. and tlittrict thre ) Boys predominate oveX gained 2. ftlre-gir- ls JnH heHSeeond-tbir- dan fifth districts, while the girls leaf n the first and fourth. The fin?' 46 more boys than girt I s number of boys was round f Winning Acts to Be Given at beThe 1980 as against 1922 girls, bali ' High School Novemas against 3,9(1 ing a total of SS90, ber 19. , for last year. " The totals, for pat I district were as follows: first 72.' second 64T: third 834; fourth 77S Every effort .Is being made by the and fifth 903. The census takers in their ord stake and ward Mr IA. 'associations to present a . road show this year of districts were as follows: Mn T. J. Thomas, Jliss Lora Dun that will be one of the most interest- Mrs. Melissa M. Lewis, Mrs. Sam acever entertainments E. Harmon and Mrs. , Nellie M; ing given, of to in the those cording charge Ewan. ' work. The shov:; will be, given Tuesday evening, November 18 in each ward house and the winning wards from e the various sections will then with ern-otber the following auditorevening. Ui: the high srhool ' ium at 8 o'clock. The following, arcthe wards and the acts they will present ; Vineyard The agricultural club of tie Li "Good pastime for "M" men," "Coon coin high school was organized F, "Black Sharon. Courtship."; Vamp." Musical Nnuiliers;" Luke-vie- day under the direction of C. "Violin Da vies, agricultural supervisor. "Negro ' The following officers were eled Duet"; Tiinpnnogos, edl Edmund Spalding, presider. "Borrowed Luncheon." Minstrel." Kenneth Olsen, vice president; V. ... Bonneville, "Musical Skit," "Pageant on Slogan"; Provo First, Brown, secretary and reporter aj i Clyde Sumsion, treasurer. "Dance Act." "Vocal One a'gricultnral student v3 Solo:" Provo Sixth, "lull's Revue-- " "Bird Show": Pioneer. "Orchestral chosen from each ward of the dj and. Minstrel Singers," "Dance Act" ; trict to represent the schools" Bg i Provo Fourth, "Instrumental Trio,'- - cultural doings. "Scout Act."' Everything :ia 'marked for a P i Provo Second, "MalAGIee Club," cessfuil year in agriculture. at "Ibsen's Doll House" ; Provo Third, Linwln high.' "M" Men's Orchestra,""Tom Saw"Mutual yer;" . Manavn. Flag,'' "Dance Act;" Pleasant. View, "How Our Grandmothers Danced," "Tk ' Olde Towne Quartette." Spriugville First "Comic Dialogue." "Musical Skit" ; Second "One Act Play, original," "rtne Act Play, original": Third. Pageant," "Sini Ing Act" Fourth, "Musical Num- CHICAGO, Nov., J5. (Uni Her, "Musical Number." hundred thons Mapleton, Press) One "Reading," "Mmiieal Number." gangsters liveln Chicago, Profes The price of admission will be ten Frederick n. Thrasher of the (j cents for all those under 12, Includ-- , partment of social science of ing hoy scouts and beehive girls University of Chicago, reported' andTwenty five centsfoaduItsT" year Inf gatton of crime and criminals ing which be was intimately a' HELSINGFOBS (U. rty elated with bands of criminals out-f 65 passengers of a Finnish Prof. Thrasher's J coastal steamer Were missing today showed the existence oftnvestiga 1,313 ga following an explosion while thi of safe blowers, porch climbers, i vessel was in Kotka harbor.'"' fessional gunmen,labor agita and specialists of every kind la CARIO (II. e Wahabts category of crime. f-- j who captured Mecca have aeverel Thrasher's conclusions were repulsed an expedition .sent from the city "is the crime cradle Jeddah by the Hedjazian ruler, AU, America and that no matter w: for the purpose of retaking the Holy they ocenred, the big crimes ut City. ly could be traced to Chicago.' f Jest-tha- Commerce EnChamber GrowExtensive courages ing of Celery Here. -- By E. S. HINCKLEY. Secretary, Provo Clumber of Commerce, It is gratifyinfiTTor the citizcis! ot Utah to know that one of our agricultural products Is recognized fron. coast to coast as being'the lest produced in the United States. Utah celcrv Is served in the lead1 ing hotels and on dining cars from San Francisco to New York. The only real trouble at the present time Is the fact of the tremendous shortage of celery, .to supply the otherwise great demand. It Is quite possible that there is no better land for the production of .celery In the United States than the land In Utah county. n miillte to Kieilk?jj That was the price paid by President-emeritus George II. Brimhall, of the Brigham Young university, for the privilege of speaking iu favor of the "Y" student loan fund, Friday morning. On the sophomore program that wns held at ;devotionaf iHriod, Dr. Brimhall was listed to speak. "I want you ; to hold your watches on am willing one dollar than five ing." ON ROAD SHOW count-show- me," he announced. "I to pay into this fund for every minute more that I use this morn- The students pulled their watches and Dr. Brimhall began upon one of hirf characteristic stories. When It appeals to us that the farmers he was through with that one he Investishould make a very serious was told that he bad used eight and minutes. ' gation of the real demands should prertaw-jH- st am nut through yet," the possible to grow this very lucrative said; "L have another vegetable on at least a sufficiently story." '. IUntben launched Into an Indian large scale to supply the market. Classes in agriculture and the var- story. ious farm organizations, we are An Indian had his leg amputated, sure, could be counted on to give the story went When the stump very accurate and valuable Informa- was well, the doctor said that he tion to all farmers Interested In the should get him a cork leg. "Can't," said the Indian, stoically. growth, of celery. If celery is sent out as the pio- "No money."' neer vegetable of this section under "Go to reservation, get other Insuch favorable recomriiendatious as dians to help ; get squaws, get It has already reached. It may be young men, get everybody to give counted on by our agriculturalists a little and you can buy your leg," as to be only-- the forerunner of the doctor said. "Humph, Injun don't give, only many other vegetables that may be grown on white "men give money !" the Indian equally as satisfactorily ' answered. our soils. Dr. Brimhall ran over his, al Monday morning November 17, Is designated as the beginning of lotted time seven minutes, but said Celery Week. We are asked to eat it was worth it celery, advertise celery and ship celery to our frlenda during ibis nny-whe- .liiutJ saker . - particular week. The Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce is. taking a very active part In this preat advertising scheme ana our Provo Chamber of Commerce Is in this matter to its fullest extent. Our dietitians tell us there Is no better human, food. We believe it would be a fine thing for the various merchants handling garden produce to make' k strong special on celerydnrtng"tmv coming week. Let'a fof 'our own benefit BERLIN (IT. CONTEST MAY ' LINCOLN AG. eoni-H't- CLUB ELECT Wood-ehiipiio- r, Duet-Voc- CHICAGO IS CRIME CRADU BE PLANNED DES MOINES, Iowa., Nov., 15. (United Press) A conference of Democratic leader today probah. lv w 111 decldewethcr Iowa's-sen-aJ torlal electon Is to be contested and thrown In, the senate "f the United States for' flnal disposition. ' Daniel Steck, Democrat, who wag P. In accordance defeated by 8mith W. Brokhart. with the recent London agreement, the German railroads , are being turned back to German adminlstra-Ho- n tonight.- ii 01753 Bepubllcon, by a votes, according to the official canvass from all but two counties, went into conference today with hla ad-vise rs, including Clyde L. Herring, MOSCOW (U. P.) Direct train Democratic0 national committeeman. service between parts afjd Vladvos- A.Btatement Is expected to ematok will be established soon, the nate from the conference 'definitely Russian government announced. outlining plana for the contest S r D P.)-Fo- P.)-Th- - I 1 |