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Show .1 PICK FTTTT- ' - PROVO -- (U T Radium-Poiso- n- HVE r VEN t 1 N G II E R A 3 A!Iigat6fs?-jfn- WILLPOISON Proves Deadly To j: A No Apple - Sauce About i It Either1 I, rfr T I! E S A T V. M A RCH 1 ; 1 eIIIREEzTAKEiiI ftresecUd by the auditor, an j theiri .for tha ayariea. la aaid ta Bride Young IS WIDER WAY RODENTS fyet Ur " - - . cicfed , j g j 'i , ' WILL Sut-:"to- n : 1 1 s GRADUATE! B, Economist Says Is Approaching raJ III .'. 4 . 4 k - lias Neon Its End eoa to aa end AH good thiags u treety preeUetod her that the Pactfte coast H tv UxU gasot ti of the "prtoa war would - aeon he tins. -U D. & chare, ha aaoat ta past ( the past. Thrf prediction were ha sad twm stays ia Provo eompieUng the tj history of the M ward 91 xnmm latest move to th conflict that fc held have whole had Confereaee th bearted endoractaen atoke, With tn Maaapa of eoast molerisU aad consumer.-- . ky CMer and aierk of the Variona. wards Standard OU annouacad. ah j'ST' ;- oet Jeaa 4 tha history of aecft wH com pleted to oat. . Eider Jensen, the Aooording hbvtory at th ward of Utah aUke previously to this had barought a to ltOL The material gctaerad now ha been for tha jfaara 1901 to to to n toerea cent inert of gaaoUn affectiva - Union today.?- - -- t atx hacotc. - .zc, aa and Shed immedlatoiy f im in wiut similar . atotosoentj ana n was expeetea tAat before to day waa. over all of th maior i would da likewise. oompani The church historian' of flea' U During the last four month tH busily engaged t ramplets the hi r cklory of the church aiace it foun- - eossi eu 10 tn Mwestr"-wholesale daUon to readinea for th JOOth and. taUU-eoknown la y anniversary to be eelebraUd selling alw aa nln cents per gai. April i, ;iMa;'.;;; v SITUATION . ISCOOTED M , Direct From the Factory mm iiuiUii k with- out any Just cause or axesse, either 1 ICottlne4 rroniag 091,. tn'law or Ja fact. aa4 Bherefore their naJhf from tht parrofl and kaa been wrongful and onlawful an of tb refaMf ' la the prayer of tha petiUoo the At O aunt tta amlarts. WATERBUKY. Cone. Mar. 19 WILDWOOrX Jf. Marc ask Jar ta Uresnee by Maiattfta ItV StVviee J, the of Under the auspice Mildred Cardcw." a br.d Auditor Ammwa Tuttln wu the court of a preemptory writ of With the receipt of shipw.ttt of T WA OoHnly Offkser ur v rjMra. Star Ug'kxr-iix wontha, died at today of notiee m orjiooe ry poisoned, written signed nerved pownd with grain ordering th defendant tn for t'J benefit of disabled soldiers radium poisoning which aha coa the county agricultural areat a ef- 6wimm of the coaat gwari ejiaaked br J. W. GilUnaa, as ekairnaan f mandate imiQAcliataty approve pas for paythe in 'la week conducted this, . i beinf traded four years agoi determined drive t exter-- jaheaiw the flskdng af Xauta, order paid tha salaries the board, requiring Mr. TutOe to ment, and t to Mr. J. die ilk, kminate Injurious rodent win btfie owned tlW thirt Be is She elty echeois. . According f no way furUver itayanant due tha- defendant aine Feb. V by Cant.- Joan Shiver. He sake comHiit-- r T XL Boyd, ctislrmaa' of here of the malady. Mrs. Cardow. under tbi direction ml County Ap- - was looking for contraband liquor saiariec to the plsOatiffs la U? Tha plaintiffs are represented by t tee. the drive i undertaken ta lm- - , who was 23 years 014.. was emvei cutturaJ Inspectors H. Swensoa and noticed thatMhten men were Attorneys A. B.' Morgan and Milan1 '" ' the poison hUc. and G rover Clyde. The bait press mm the mind of the boys 10 hve.. JL Straw. : towering a packing case over lb Denied Clalni tne flew wis "Tnuon war!itn(5 , where of rolled oats mixed wiUi side. u4 (irli fartory e'n answered who Owe to the brushes with hir mouth strychnine will be used maUily la salarghe p,,, the Subsequent claims for "What in that case? asked their coutry's esli, as we!i as for th hile pa,ntlngthe fsc of luminous the control of ground dops and CARD OF THANKS ies since February 1. properly officer Swimme. "sake or remembering the sick b?ys watphM eDi elocks. We are desirouj of thanking ail diswhich constitute sworn and presented to the eon squirrels, In the hospitals. "Alligators," said Capt. Bhivers Others who fell Victims to the ra tinct menace to the cultivated fields mission by each of the deputies, those who assisted us in any way : The committee weksemts contri-- - dium poisoning were lliss Eli4tbfth of the county at this time of tht That's a new alibi" paid Officer were refused approval in a regular during aur recent heresvemat. the Swimme. "Putt that case back on mae buttons orlly In pint jars, or in uunn. wno uiea in January, 13 j,. year la loss of ouarrnfsnt son. We wish to of , the commission. ting "tt place W cents to defray shipping and Miss Helen Wall, who died la The present shipment was pre deck, j think- rtt tiara a - look at alleged In the petition that theItsal express our appreciation to the charges. Only one pint from a lam July of the same jrcaiu , Idaho it" aries of the plaintiffs constitute a speakers and singers, and to dhbae pared' at the McCammon,' Officer Swimme kicked the eaaa legal charge against UUh county. who sent floral tribute iiy la wanted, in cases where mare of the bureau of biological, plant "than one ch:- - is enrolli'J, The jelly It The' be it will be distrib-collapsed. So did Officer Swimme The act of the commissioners In MK. AND MRS. BTRON DtJKE. will be received by the "principSJs AND FAMIMT- ctual cost to anyone apply- - when MO alligator crawled-- out; failing to approVte the payroll as B. the sclusols, including of the city j the office for its uife. Y,. training school, or at the wheat JacJthj control of jaiaiket, all day Wednesday and sparrows will be prepared locally, Thursday'. according to Mr. Clyde, Continued From Page One) committee' is The service Star ' "anxioas to have thcjelly in tht' hes- -' teach Enclish or phy. od.: Karma fiitals by Easter Sunday, The PittfTidge, "Ei.glish, education; V nx.'tii-.l' - A n .1 tfill'bo Provo receivedin ha eu. sum., v jvans j. fninips, sent to the Fitzsihimons hospital. soc.; Glen Robinson,0.0., B.S historyr ntl the Whipple. Financial Crisis Glen W. Soegmilltj-- , Barrack. Arise, where the dUr B S.. toachiiig; ernn. ahd Eng.; Rtilon history, abled soldiers f the in'.erniountain T. Shephera,,B.S., ed. adrn.. history; tor: - Last Anna Smoot.' A.B., English. Frehchl Tegion are bein year as a lesult of. the generosity of Vesta 12. Snell, A.B., English, his- V . Provo peopfe,23 pints'of jelly were aum.. r MANCHESTER, I 11. tiivx;, Jtosel yest. 1ft Mar. B.H.,u, Eng., tenraxded-txtth- c institution music; vcrnon wonncn, a a., ca. d .lii Sir .George Paigh, internationadm.. his. end soc. ally known economist, addressing Normal student - Evelyn V. the national conference on free Wil-m- a trade here today, prdkteflth apAdelottc, Ruby Bartholomew, ' Bearnson, Elgia Bingham, Wan-d- a proach of the .gravest "financial Busrinett-MaT- ip "Child, tietcn crisis In "history. JarJkx-JMa-Clfirl!: (Continued FrgT3aftggJ5nl rrtip jMaenftnollcy of retortion Maytnpavl, and Donna safeguarding means 'the salclda Mary Dix. Edna Dixon, the average citizen's daily life. R. William ofthe Inez world," he said. "Nothing Dugmore, Durraht, since i The German government Margretta Farrer, Julia can be done- to prevent this flnan. the war has adopted a more liberal Evans, rcial crisis.Annie' JPrlage "Z'J" Tra. mission- - FattHi Ardella He said the United State, and plittowardffthIn' "E Preston, Melba Fu- the empire,' and Flavel,Helen aries laboring r, Gard-reBritish experts expect the crisis GamnHette, Grace gal, banishments which used to be Eva Gynther, Don4 Hales,' spring. '. before the war re seldom Viola Sir George, said.ilhe crisis I heard of now, '.The teaching, of HpIcH Eva Hortin. Euphamia Hunt- - threatening because the goveVn- religion, which was formerly pre- ments of the world have"foljQWigl.l -state tfie scnoe,flCHoeetDy son, Krma johnsonMinerya jenn-so- the policy of trade restriction, pre. longer coijipulsory. Alice Jones, Angclyn Loveil, venting debtors from paying their English Speaking Grows. llonna Newell. Leland Niei3er, Myr debts. I am not ("xaggcrating," he as- "One of 4he- noteworthy detfelop- - lie Nordfors, Maude Olson, Zl!a ments In Germany since the; war is PerrjY Edith Poulsoii May Prior, serted. ' I wish I were." f?"the gfbwlli" 61 EhgFsTi"as "a spoken Mima Rasband, Norma Ret'ce, lone (language in Germany," saW Mr. :r". - et YX Vl X. WV WJ v 4 11 :; . - i W,-le- rl -- - nr Holi-iidn- -- n - re nllsh is ftddulphr placing; FrenchjasLa. .required forr. .eign language in- - the German "schools, and as a result one finds" fjpeople cvrywhera wijfl .have a ; speaking knowledge of English. In iVienna I found thajEnglish was 1 spoken almost everywhere, in the ' zshops and public, places." Mr. Biddulph, who Is a graduate the Brlgham Yourig university, .bas accepted a flattering offer from " jtne' Beil Telephone company to work in its research laboratories In New York. He is leaving Wednesday for the east to assume his new position. 1 sKzf:tn - Jt man. Eva Stice. Ida Stoker, Dortha VawdreV, Bertha Vo- Taylor; Lmr-il- Wright. 1 Japanese Husband AiGiTjES TOTROBE in it . W $. iltmtibJ ! '.,.:. Monarch In Her Kitchen ryjrramiHriiTTtimmTnniniitiwriiaffiffim ;iii!:,.i',.'! TCnn Mar. 19.(1J.E left hands clasped, after the SA"MBURG, Southwest" Belle Leaves Estate To The f inal chapter of a romance that flowtttd amid tinkling 'p.uitors and o1(i missions of southern California, was written here totiay when the will of Lucy Banning Ota,' much From (Continued Page One) married belle of the southwest, distend hia dismissal had nothing to do closed that she had left the bulk of with his offer of resignation and her estatt' to her Japanese wrestler they claim to have'evldence indicat- husband. 8etsuzo Ota. The will, drawn in J926 while ing many cases of what they call Mrs. Ota still was the wife of hsr "insubordination" by JSnopki : If Is learned Mrs, Wlllebrandt se- third husband, Robert- - Rosei - but 'ti Are Killed In I? Fight To Death' Vernell Warntfr,- - Blanche gel, Wetsrht, My lie Wilcombe, Thelma LX iS ii. McntttaiHeerr1 - Their fashion of frontif-'- 40. and Bill day. .Roy Park-erso- Cavett, 45, shot to death here Sunday each other ' night. ParkiVson and Cavett quarreled over a poker game both had been engaged in most of the duy. Both, t up in the lawless Relfoot lake area, agred to lock their left hands, face each other, atwl let the best man win, Cavett, Tiptonville farmer, fell s read during the battle with live In his body. Parkerson, Sam-bur- g fisherman, died 30 minutes later of two pistol shots in the breast. Parkerson was known as a "tough character' in the Tennessee nemucxy rootnms. jess than a The modern housewives are replacing their old ranges of cast iron construction for the new improved malleable Monarch ranges, They are buQt to last a life time. Buys AHMonarch Malleable Range bm-let- "11 ' You enjoy those fine meals mother prepares for you. Have you ever wondered whether she has trouble in cooking these This beautiful Monarch range, pictured above with white enamel panels and nickle bid in all D; T. R. trimmings is now being Lo. stores at tne- - remarkable' low price of $89.00. It all malleable ranee with all of the special features found in Mn- isaTcire ouy. cured the incaraceratior. of a Jus- sepajsteifrto MmreutjjM ira-tice' department agent in the prison ter, Mrs. Mary Banning Norris and in a brawl and was sentenced to through the federal district "court at recalled a mtarrel ovtr n affair of Mwo years in the penTtentiafy; He than two s'coie had appealed his .ease and was Columbus. Ohio. This agent is un- - the. heart more yers-- g "nd placed at a prison post farm In order to defeat. the law pro from which he could observe little. hibiting a Japanese from owning His letU'r s, understood to have real estate In Calif 101 nia, a codicil been photostated by prison officials ajntftadlng'thc will left all real propwho deciphered his code, demandod erty to Ward Chapman, an altoi- LADIES! with instruetio-tel- i Krnd that Justice, denartmcnt feia(s4j secure his release on a plea that he turn over the proceeds to Ota, See- Mrs. Ota wqs married lour times. could gain no information hecauso lie had been recognized. ITehranat anempted to et Brodre Following the mdvTe vogue, theme Snook to release' the prisoner, but songs are now being written for Snook refused, saying that'the spy books. 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