Provo Sunday Herald | 1927-10-23 | Page 1

m "RIVALS THE BEST UTAH COUKTY SURPASSES THE REST" VOL. S, NO. 15 " r PROVO," UTAH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, WZtS WIS llwk-wOne Of These Will &e The Nixt Mayor Of Provo I till To Be Or 00- - Not-To,Be...IhaO- sLThe 050 0$0 - o5o - --W-V s ID :r ' HERE X'" '"' ' ". " "" j 1' If"-1"- " " "- .. Uyde Scott- - I - -. ? , - 1 ip-- ' .- . I - i George A. Startup , jAlma Van Wageneni I . . . q t for Change of Ywr d By Judge George P. barker j Case Set for Motftm 'i .''v c. a. Mitchell - , Over-rule- Monday, November 21. y . ' ' k--7 - Motion for Change .of venue from Utah to Wasatch county in the case of the state of Utah vs. Loyal Chrlstensen, former federal prohibition agent, who is charged with a statutory offense, waa denied Saturday morning by Judge George P. Parker. The ease waa set for trial1827 y morning November 21, 10 o'clock. t rfanvlnc the motion asking be casepeirawif erred front ' r Ho-da- farKer siaiea .uiui tk ......... ""- - j not-bgjvanqu"jr a trial i uuuiuuuij He called attention . e , i ;. 1 e -- -- :, to the aome of the towns of this , county from which jurymen might be drawn are located aa far from Provo as are tome of the Wasatch county towns. The Judge emphasized the fact that he favored giving the defendant a fair and Impartial trial, but "Y" normal was equally emphatic in his behalf graduated from'thn l that Chrlstensen would be given school in 1909, and then wa.-a of of the sciioolj in Elwood, at the hands f equal Justice from as he this county county, for two y:(iru. Jury selected In I9l he entered the Utah Agriwould be given by a Jury chosen from th taxpayers of Wasatch cultural call .go, 'where he became a member of tha debating team and . caunty. ' The defendant was accompanied manager of football. He finished the administraof usiness college Rulan Morgan courtroom by to the and tion with a B. S. ,dcgre In 191. of the, law firm of Morgan The next three years he was Coleman,, white the stete was not head of the commercial department Ktireaented In the court at - the of the Carbon county high school d time the Judge at Price, and clerk of the board of tion. . filed sup- education there. . Among the affidavit In 1920 Mr. Ellertson purchased of porting the motion for a change the Jones Abstract company, which document, he. is Venue was a lengthy still conducting. signed by M. C. Brennon, of Spring For several years he was secreGlenn, Carbon county, a close friond tary of the Provo ' Kiwiinis club, and at- present Ja. secretary of .the Jones-Abstrac- priw-cipaBux-cld- -- the de- -. (Continued on Page Two) DR j j ' j ors of Equipment to l)ry Law Mus Pay . ' ' :srj , i ism ' Alma Van Wagenen was born Ir Midway, Wasatch county, lOctober 21, 1872. He attended the school of Midway and then the Wasatch Stake Academy at Hebe'r. After completing his education there he was bookkeeper of the Peoples Store at Heber for four years. Then for two years he war store manager of the Midway after which he served two years ai cashier and bookkeeper of the Sal Lake office of the Studebaker Bros later, being promoted to traveling auditor for that concern in Utah Idaho and Wyoming. He served in that capacity for two vears and then came to Provo In 1898, where he established a vehicle business which he continued until 1913. In connection with this business he es. tablished In 1909 in Provo tha first automobile agency south of Salt Lake City. He discontinued that business in 1921 when he went Into the city and farm loan business-- in which he is still engaged.' For the past few years he has been a member of the board of directors of the Provo Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Van Wagenen makes the f ol- .tn hi. nt Ibe.promotian of ( Co-o- p - MINSTRELS ARE NOW READY DM r ' rlT m" b ?fr " .. " w..wj.j.jrf n FOOTBALL RESULTS J Utah, 20; Colorado U, 13 Denver U, 39; Mines, 0. Montana State, 7; Colo- rado College, 28. Yale, 10; Army, 6. v Northwestern, 6; 111, 7. U. A. C, 42; Wyoming, 0. FRENCH AIRMEN . Pinchot Warns Against Great-Pow- I 1 HI V HI IT T nil - TAFOH- BOUT back, won the admiration of the crowd by his brOliant broken-fiel- d running,, accurate passing, long punts and brilliant generalship. 'Small and shifty, Willett waa a proble mto the "Y" tackleri aU the ... , way. Kinsie, husky halfback, proved to be a of ability, and made the longest run of the game, an sneak throueh center for a touchdown. Captain Gilchrist, Mashburn, Hobson and Tilse were, towers of strength on the line. Banky pixon played a great game (Continued on page six) FOR N.Y. Peace Disturber Lodged In BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, Oct. 22. (UP)Dieudonne Cpstes and Lleutenaht Joseph Le Brlx. French aviators who made the first main- land to mainland flight across the South Atlantic, today were contem-plaUng- - flight from Lima, PemJo New York. ' Costes told the United Press he and Le Brix were preparing to orosi the Andes to Valparaiso, Chile:, and thence on to Lima, where a take off for New York might be made. Although their Franco-Argentiflight ended officially at Buenos Aires, after" they had flown from Paris in ten days, he said they were certain of flying to Lima, and hoped to wing on to New York. ne -- American Jgion to Present Dixie Minstrel Revue i October 25 - 26 Pll -I d -- .. (Continued on Page Two) De-fe- at : pw Juwlmt-Atatflnia- SEES COOLIDGE ABOUT BOULDER 7 jns8 of ihcsaJjackf&ld mn might' have made consTdenftile" jiffrenee intho "Y" attack. ' , (Continued on Page Two) President Assures Utah Gov ernor Federal Government Wul NoTlnierfere ; Seven points in the first minute of Dlav madfl an aus picious start for the B. Y. U. Cougrars against Colorado Teach-sr- s Saturday afternoon, but the "V failed to hold the pace, and the Fedagogs won decisively, by a 21-- 7 count. : Bagged defensive work was fatal to B. Y. U. in ita first home game, which was watched by a d crowd Jit the :'Y" field. The. Cougars failed to solve the trick plays utilized by the clever Teachers, and seemed as puzzled at the finish , is at ine start. ., " 1 he y was fairly strong on offense, hut XarVeA "nnnrh" when yards mcanf touchdowns. Owen Rowe Dlavwl Ipss than naif: the gam"?, a Ifg .ifury preventing his playing in t'op. M?f 1 i,mp in . i.i. RAIDS LEGAL Mayor's Fight Against School Head '. - good-size- com-poalt- , - - BRITISH LION t j' - . k fendanj Bhould be hung without the formality of a trial. - On the other hand County Attorney I. J2. Brockbank, entered an affidavit Into the records in which he declares that he also, had passed through the crowd that gathered to fcear-thtDreliminarv hearlnsr. and a . In this affidavit the affiant declares that while going through thee (Continued on Page Tvxif' ( Continued on Page Two) f erowds that assembled at the court-hpusto the preliminary Just prior he had heard a nuhiTicr of EXCLUDE "hearing IHALT STORE- -that advocate people In. that crowd rope bel procured and that the 'be tkane from the cu3 tody of the officers and lynched, f Tbls affidavit also recited that the affiant had talked to numerous . individuals and groups of persons, and that he had heard some of 4 tW.Angies IJCVelop In thica .Federal Judge Rules PurveygQ rTuTi-?!c.otCfo- l ... unnec-- " , TtK j I For 32 years George A. Startup - . . . pHetO'f' bf a tailoring "buarness" .In ui ine wnowsaiei meat and. packing has, been engaged In the wholesale Provo, was bora' in JPayson, August business conducted In this city by dandy business In starting , 1874, the son of David A. and the Sutton interests, Is a grandson his first store her Provo, in 1899. Prior Cliriistina F. Mitchell. His parents of Bishop Andrew II. Scott,' one of to' that from his time, to tenth were. Utah pioneers of 1863. the pioneer settlers of Provo, and year he learned the After graduating from the public the first bishop of the Provo Sec eighteenth trade folder the direction schools of Payson," ho attended the' ond ward. - Mr. Scott was torn In printer of the late John Graham. "As University of Utah. For three years Provo In 1888 and hat lived her such h was In turn "devil" he taught school In his native city all his life with the exception of a assistant foreman and reand then engaged In the tailoring year or two when his parents wert porter, business. In' residing He was born In Provo in 1877. Eureka,. While in Provo, Mr. Mitchell has He has been connected with the As a, member of the Sixth ward been active in public and fraternal meat .business for more than 22 bishoprtc for 13 years, he was ascircles. During recent political cam years,' beginning In the business signed 'to manage the construction palgns he has been actively engag- conducted by his unci, Canby1 of the chapel and amusement hall ed throughout the slate In progres- Soott. When tha Utah l of that ward. Conuty sive circles. and Packing Qompany was organ- - r During the past 18 vcars. Mr. When askud for a statement rela- ized fifteen years agn, h A has been, prominently lden- tive to his candidacy, Mr. Mitchell manager of that conora n tvfiA- has Startup tuiea wim me forces, said: been working In that capacity tver eing a leader of prohibition tho movement na- , "First, I desire to express appre- since. as well as in the state. Ho tionally ciation to all those who have shown Mr. Scott has been very activo the father of the famous Woot- confidence in me by placing my In fraternal circlet anu 'hus bouu tea prohibition law, which waa name upon the primary, ballot or honored at various tim- by brUng vetoed by Governor Spry. Followwho have in any way labored In elected to'high offices in 'lodges' lit ing this he was Instrumental in my behalf; also tq those who may ills city. Betterment Leagues hereafter do go.' I shall strive, to - He assisted in nuthjnr .irrariigo-mcnt- s organising throughout the state, and in 1917 so conduct myself that they never ;for the free exhibit of Utah wroU the present state liquor law; may ha va cause to think that their county products durmg the Union or tour, years, Mr. Startup Was confidence was misplaced, or beaimene meet new nere re- - the chairman of the Utah-Idah- o . , trayed. .....,., t. (Jonreetloners asaoc atinn nnrt If nomluaUd ciul eoctc4. tOl UThis! is Mr. Scott's, platform, .JlheTchairmaii.of il-u- the-mo- MAY r ' : themsay that it should be cxpehae of a trial, but that J Tiiimh mmhmm" hci-since i'J2ft Jesse N. Ellertson.T manager and t proprietor of the. jompuny, has taken- an active .part In club, civic and religious affairs. Corn in Mona. Juab countyP September 18, 1889, the ison of Norman W. and Melissa Ellcrtaori," he attended the grado school of his native town and then icame to Provo to attend the MY" high school. He atch. i ' IwsV. I : "i'f ?V7 . ,"rani---m-.-bim.ns- s . Vfact that over-rule- - V-- j L T i. fmilfl A . By BOB GOODELL ' ! i ' - '" Trick Plays - . H ,- I,.- . I H . 2 17- Score Cougars Fail to Keep Pace Set In Opening Minutes of Game; Baffled By - j t t V Y JL I cuenson WATCH MONDAY'S r HERALD FOR . VOTING PLACES! . Tail . rtl Carter, well known in local fourt' ' aaltt to th ?' 014 law chr8e disturbing mo ireove ui tne memoers or nia family Friday evening, According to Chief of Police- Wren Wilkins. Rafter had - Imbibed too freely f cannea neat, and became enraged, and disorderly. After running all but one member of the household out, he threatened to choke his daughter, a girl of 14, who also became frightened and notified the police department Carter was lodged county Jail pending his appearance before the elty court. - - . in-th- Funeral Services . For Mrs. Amtoft Dell Webb's Jaw Bone Is Fractured " Funeral services for Mrs. M M CHICAGO, Oct. er ? ST. PAUL," Minn., Oct.-22Mayor (UP) The American Legion "Dixie MinAmtoft, who died Friday, will be William Hale Thompson's efforts Federal prohibition raids 6n malt held Sunday at 2 p. m in the Bonstrel Revue" is now a realrty. Last to oust the British lion from public stores are legal. Federal ' Judge WASHINGTON. Ocl : 22 (UP) Dell Webb of 09 North First neville ward chapel. The bodv nuv night a complete assembling of the schools here and elsewhere today William A. Cant ruled here be viewed at the home of her son, today. President Coolidgo today assured WASHINGTON. Oct' 22 (UP) entire cast and minstrels was held West street, suffered a fracture of had developed four new angles. Glf ford Pinchot today warned r, Amtoit, 67 south Fifth East The ruling was given when Judge Governor George H.Dern. of Utah, the on an outjaw- bone-th- is week the in street, prior to the services. Armory, which demonstrat- ing at the that the. federal government would igainst "the - most expensive John J. Gorman' the mayor's at-- Cant set aside an was Webb Strawberry. injunction obtain- not. Oppose" Interment wlU he in Gunnison ed that all the acta are well whip- cranking an outboard motor "when any agreement relative lobby" ' ever formed by the In this and other sec- - torney leading the fight to oust ed ,by : owners of two Twin Cities to bef of ' the Boulder Dam or other develtho handle fie off artd struck him Monday. "power monopoly" and against ped into shape and going strong. tlbhs of the county, but that he had William McAnUrew, on trial for in. malt stores raided Oct. . 8.' The opment of th Colorado half way measures in dealing river, in Medical aid , The critics was the heavily paw. exthis will say rfeVer heard a radical .statement-concernin- subordination and sponsoring Brit- owners sought-tfar POUCE FBOBE COMPLAINT prevent further which .might be acceptable to the with Mississippi flood control.. ceed any Jocal show ever attempted. rendered by Dr. Gam Clark, and the defendant or the dis- ish propaganda, as superintendent raids, and asked return of the malt seven states concerned, A complaint charging Marvin Dern said The famous conservationist examination a revealed fracture. $100,-00- 0 waa of with faced a schools, case. .of the after a conversation with Mr. Cool- - and former governor of PennsylTou will see seventy-fiv- e position 22, with beaUng Max Bray, and other goods seized.. The injury (a an extremely pain- Jolley, people in filed David suit, to court by the submitted damage ;JAffldaWts ''No" person," Judge Cant said. idge at the White House, the ful one, and it will be some time J3, ; was sworn to before Chief of vania arriving here for the winwith: cast, southMuz-zey- 's one Saville dancing was It of girls, Muzzey. the belief that ChristenA rotn la r.Vit,1tv,aM v before-De- ll be and continue to be willing j ern darkies,-- - singers, Saturday ter; said: is able to move hlu Jaw. police - tpresslpg comedians, in oia-uim would be given a fair- and im- o histories which Urcvv the fire "may " curve vor" of eauiDment-- to those! 71 ve'" conference which met in Den. morning, by the youth's mother,"' "Evidence . is fthe style. addi-Sdmayor. ti accumulating vrtors, actresses and He and he vtosaid Mrs. monkeys. partial trial in this county in Clealon in who Chief the expected agreethat the. most expensive lobby: Wilkina Bray. habitually engage Attorneys for McAndrews attack- to that of Mr. Brockbank, were The ticket committee report a DODGE COUPE fiTOT.KTf reports that the Bray bov was en- luo "even the power monopoly has ever IVrr ed Thomnson fBTMs endeavors, aa-- I iat,on 01 lne law anu n"Pe w u states at the next Designed by Mont Johnson, Spring-vill- a m In flstl encounter with a unscathed.' "ftfea meeting Lto erre, of this city, heavy advance sale, and suggest Chica-cog- o brought together will be operat-- , J. R. Creer and Joseph Han-sSn- serting the mayor is making ofcember; It was his understanding that tickets be secured early and the Joss of a Dodge coupereported ing, here this winter to. kill the which younger member of the Jolley fam"the laughing stock the that California, Arizona and NevaSpanish Fork W. E. Clark, world." exchange them at the Paramount Was taken early Baturdav mornine ily, when the elder Jolley boy is Boulder Canyon and Muscle ... da were negotiating - to ,compose Pleasant. Grove Thomas A. Green- .heatre for reserved seats, by mail from, in front of the ftib hnm alleged to have- - attacked young U. J. Hermann, Shoals bills and the Walsh reso-- i j appointed by their ; S. differences before L. American DecemF6k the wood, low or at the DoX office Tuesdav . The license Bray. The matter is being Investilution (calling for an 'in vestiga-- ; Thompson to Inspect the libraries! ber meeting. n tion of the alleged power trustj", October 25, after 1 p. m. The tick-- ( strial number, 500,335, and gated by the police department. iiein iut maier, aeciar- State's Champions Chrlstensen is being held in the ed that Rights its may be purchased from any Le- - motor number 552,511. The car was any histories found contain "The sentiment of the congress," jion or Legion Auxiliary member described aa being of tha 1921 model county Jail in default of $5000 bond. ing such tendencies would be burnTHIRD WARD SERVICES Dern "was said, that the river be it popular prices. , . Two splendid sneakers have been : ed by the public hangman.and contained wire wheels. to state tha rather than to longed selected for the sacrament services Mayor Thompson warned McAn-drca-the not oppose fedin the Third ward this evening: at 7 that if he were banned from - LeOrand Bock. 25. of American eral nation. W did of the developmpn river, but o'clock, according to the ward bish here, no other city would want him. Work, vta sttrptttpd Frtdnv night by we wanted state rights in it to be Special musical selections opric. Deputy Sheriff S. A. Willis on a respected. . will be furnishred by the ' ward " -r r' ; "I believed h.is n of wilful the 'chartre if neglect choir, under the direction of H. K. Tbe tribute women Instinctivclv 'mirtor children, two years and 14 Boulder Dam bill was unconstituPorter, chorister, and Arthur Salt '' tional because pay to "original Paris models" is it months of age, respectively. asserted federal OLD ORCHARD. Maine, Oct 22 Miss Veda Porter will be organist, of heightened by a display now curl stream. L: Bwk the It "'.trnd before Judge ownership the soloist. The public Is cordially a second false Byron pastrup, Utah county Undaunted (UP) by the bottom rent at Jenkins Knit Goods Co., in of settled the. law elevator that the bed of a .navi- pit, I'Grwsre &' BalliT Satnrdav monin". Invited to atend. clerk, and his beautiful deputy. Mrs. Frances Wilson Graywhtch an exclusive design by Lucile Then the safety door refused to nnd his bond waa fixed at $1000, gaoja stream belongs to the state, start, Miss Melba Bachman, were the " of Paris for Spring, 1928, is featur. unlock. Utah and has been rwinrilno. Hntii mi nrfllmlnnrv hARN carrying freight son prepared today, to make a new ; Victims of an involuntary incar- - ' CONGRATULATIONS ed almost six months In advance of The clerk and his fair deputy ' ttur arhlnh wn apt fnr Frirlav Orto- - ' an passengers on the Colorado tomorrow morning. 'to get Three little Anderson boys at the ceration in the city and county attempt river.--.I- t " were also in Is any similar showing. locked settled law that .Unusual interest is being mani- ber 28, at 10 o'clock. securely. The eleof Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ander-Bobuilding Friday evening. For vator refused to budge either up home271 Accompanying . the gowns are ac fest among the members of the ny atream belongs to away on; her proposed flight to At the time of his arrest Beck r?e w,at.er West Second South stree more an Ml.Mnnl Uml 'Woodmen of the World. Jocal than were hour u or they Biaie. down. First one and then rnereiore, the river be- Copenhagen. lodge. 's said to hve been visiting at the , , are vlelng with each other in waitlocked up ; while scores Of aasnu .jnasv w a ?a.j f v 17 minutes after" she and another of the city and county the entertainment to be given home , of Norma Wobdhouse, Just in In longs to the state and we ought to ing on a brand new little baby sister friends and employees in the x))sive color originator. two companions took .off from the In their clubrooms, I. O. O. F, hall, American Fork, and his presence In get something out of It employees arrived at the scene who arrived there Wednesday. At building tried to release them or and each one extended his or beach here thia morning in the Monday evening, October 24, ac Woodhouse home was known to the Wants River Developed the Hotel Roberts the proud father stood by. hurling funny cracks "Power should be con K. Holland,.derfc her "The projects eordmg-tco--H, Amphibian Dawn," or c plane they deepest Jiome having been sympathy threw,, is letting the world know that now w A. special ward conference will trolled bjr the state and leased were forced to land In th wntr ' at them. . ," unkind , the towards durjibes camp.. der the surveillance" by them prishe has just as many kinds as any J It was at the end of a held in the Pioneer ward thia - . giant Captain T, Jones, , Jr., magician nft .the evening. However, when merely as a source of revenue to ir - 10 - he other man. He id undecided as yet' labor in the county .taxation. liee evening at 7 o'clock. Members of and entertainer been The had overloaded, plane, slightly Janitors In will tried vain to extraordinary, they went to the Woodhouse home whether to train the young lady "The clerk's office on the" third floor the Utah stake presidency will be entertaine bill proposed unable to get altitude In the face the ooupleR,eIatives thj members of the! the deputy was told by Mrs. Wood-mm- p '.o urn the Colorado river into becoming , an artist, or a big new city and county ' the speakers, and a pslendid mus? over to of stiff headwlnda r of the nd their male friends on house tha tBeck was pot there. Imprisoned were sent for ' building. ' , r ,. .. hunter. game ical. program has been 'prepared. . . The ... California, ': VWe ' conour could be purpose fresh a of for to ready offer this occasion. His program oft fw f1ieve he is here, and want ferfence at consoling words to buoy walk to down Arlstart this was, Denver, those Everyone is welcome. estate "Why all the real morning," them get stunts is said to be one of excep- to look for ourselves," said the of f Tip. Finally some one got ' -GILLMAN HEADS TICKET zoia. and California to on di- woman declared as she alighted ;steps when we can ride the ele an electrician on the scene, who s as he entered "the home .in vision, of the use of theagreeProgressive from the river. "but party of Orem has Melba. anxious ,vator?" we're suggested plane, after testing transformers and of officers of the lodge that 6.11 Unite of the woman's ticket in the field for the protest The placed i J'Lct's walk I need Tfobody opposes development of to take off at the beginning of the exerthe be in members other attendance electrical with at officer made that he a hur the- river, equipment., coming election,' the primary elec, reports and hence decided to postpone cise," retorted Byron. . around the place, finally- - decidFair to least one friend. AdmitUnce tickets fried investigation of the rooms and - "The presidene said the whole day Utah rtion : navmg been held Thursday tne start until tomorrow 7 "Ah, come on!' Let's take the ed naa a Suturirom fuse that Mr. Mouana may and must have been v evening with the found freo pa Beck hidden behind a door. problem ought to be looked at and night; following results: (easiest way down, you'll get of charge ,it is announced. blown. luy; not much William Gillman, president of tha Deputy Sheriff Willis Is of the opln-f- h that Imperial valley ,flo6d 'control1 CHRIST SCIENTIST CHURCH exercise when you get plenty Mr. wil be Jones After in on temp the accompanied :hnnge Rock was hidrtort behind a ought to be considered," crawling up top of town First Church of Christ Scientist, John E. Chrlstensen, . , Jtiome," persuaded Melba. the building, getting' at the Georgebjijftrd: "atum. by Deputy Head Council E. P. Mar-fi- cedar chest when he first entered - if . . . corner of First East and .First Loveless. Albert Kentrh anrf Like father Adam, Byron of the head camp at Denver, the home: ',' S'axlmum temp, awkwardly situated fuse box James N. Anderson, .member of the CROWD HEARS WYLY North streets. ' to the entreatiea of the ' Sunday 80 who will give a short talk. , ;. When ..taken a nail for a Friday into custody Beck D. T, E. Wyly, well known health' morning services Bagular : -11 a. m., subject. of trustees; -- ther walkedInto,womanand: fiiae Friends of the members of the qupstttfnfid the authority Minimum temp. the electrician gave orders delivered his free lec- "Probation After Death .of the specialist, Rimdnw jcage. to the prisoners to turn on the 83 camp will be admitted by ticket ' the Friday Wood-hous- e ture to .a crowded house Friday ; school at 9:45 a. mr Wednesday officers, BAPTISM All went well until the ele- - , j vtnximum temp. only, which may be procured from The elevator responded, juice, t L. D. S. baptism will be hel l home, but was assured that evening. Standinir room a at n evening ivator hM was meeting to jn 80 at Mr. Holland at supposed his office at Utah they had the stop was door the Saturday m and thetProvo hiaK Ti.tkAeiTtr under the the premium 1a1K oVlork.t vsa law opened the Utah' junior Mnm right take . administration Hhe bottom floor. It refused to ttinimum tctmp. Power and Light company's place to search school imprisoned walked out none . where house the auditorium, Uie that they any building, Bunday atS p. m. The from 2:80 to 4:3a n.m All do so and continued its down 29 of business, -l- iuturday ' , worse for their Interesting exture was delivered, '. he might be in, , iwclootne. bishopric of the Manavu ward will v ward Journey until it struck perience, be la v 22-U- Monopoly -- - pet-son- Wren-.Wlikln- s, - " w, ' . L - . MAN ARRESTED FOR NEGLECT - Advance Display, ' q Styles Planned m, V TWICE BEATEN; - w '; ELEVATOR BALKS AND TO TRY AGAIN W. OF W. TO GIVE IMPRISONS COUPLE Swing-Johnso- ENTERTAINMENT : . - 1 ST"" 1 1 rX.r irr. v n, -- ... un-th- ' yardsffehor, stren--ious-da- Swing-Johnso- of-th- - '. ' -- - -j 4t-4- ! The Weather -. - n v n, - . Ijst-ien- ed , . - . wj ' . j ' w nr. charge