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Show MEMORIAL SERVICES AT 3 PUB LIG. INVITE w. -- DE aurc the 'WEATHER J VTAJl ' Sunday Cross gets your dollar and your name goes 'down upon the' membership roll. and Monday fair; little change in temperature. s Year Fifty-flrt- t Ret! OGDEN CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1921. No. 148 k j A Li U L23 iyj LLr? jn ttiiii f X t f n 7 1 i Hi 4 o ' 3 .. ' LAWYERS ASK MARKS TIME FOR IAP DECIS ION aaaia JMagJ O ig DISMISSAL OF O TIRED TVELVI V oflwEor.8ii Judge Declares They Must Continue Balloting Until NEGOTIATIONS EMM. 'Takftis .Pick and Shovel Job AT FAVORABL .BraBSB. There is but one in European Industrial; issue before the voters of the Jif th Municipal ward in the school" election next RESULT INTERESTING Wednesdaythe issue of' lower school taxes. The choice of the voters is con, Workers Pretty Much fined to two candidates, Wade v' Same Problem in All M. Johnson of the present school Countries ; board who is seeking and Judge W H. Reeder, Jr. In an interview to The (Editor's note At the very moment when Europe's r postwar aminer, added im Judge Reeder said problems are assuming 'arms limita he that believes that the efficien- portance' before the in- Washington, conference tion " The the j cy of the schools can be main- prints gettained and at the same time ex first of 'series of articles, of these prob- ting at the ' bottom, penses reduced and pledges his ef' . lems. , forts to that end if elected. Mr. They are written' by Whiting " Johnson ' would not commit himWilliams, who has .recently rewhere he, abroad. from turned several months making a , self cn this- vital question when spent investigation of t interviewed on the ground that his conditions among Europe's work-erexpression; would voice; the attiWilliams .actually worked in toilers of the 'entire school board. tude with and lived with and Germany. France, Belgium The JBoard vt JEducation is the more inHis articles are. even ac-.; : pnlyv' Jqcalax. Jevyinsr do dy: 4his teresting than .his previous counts of his similar adventures year 'which refused b. listen to the in the United inthe steel industry demands of the bver.burdened tax States' and in the British Isles,wide pubwhich have been given payer, for lower taxe3. Other lolication in newspapers, magazines ; cal tax levying; bodies, either held and tooH.form.) ,r to the same levy as former years WILLIAMS. AmiTING or made reductions. .The school By over common laborer the does on more money this What of board insisted there in Europe think of his job his year despite the fact that everv about his boss?, How does he feel coun-try- ? his or or iiis king government public institution . as . well as pricutHow does he feei about his friends vate. business 'enterprises were forwho have gone over to seek their ting their budgets to the bone. tunes with Uncle Sam? Is C,he'LVbetter The tax payers' are already buroff than they?' Is the H. dened 'to' the extreme' limit. Unharder than them? BarJohn to is he Old, How friendly less a halt is called on increased r' leycorn?Does he hate or fear liis fellow la- school taxes the future tax burdenborers across the line now that ' he will.be beyond the people's capaisn't shooting at them any more? to pay. . 'i a, Chance to shoot city la he hoping for. ' . whole Tax of the at them again? payers city are :Op is he keen on the league of na vitally interested in thi3 election tions and the president's conference? I have been trying to dig out the although under the voting system answers to these questions with a pick only, those voters residing in the and shovel the past months In France, Belgium and Germany. .This pick and Fifth Municipal ward can vote. Centers STAGE, BELIEF Both Naval Ratio Plan and Far East Discussion ' Progress re-electi- Standard-Ex- . RECESS - Standard-Examin- Emancipation of China From Foreign, Control Looms Nearer er : . - er- v"pick-and-shov- a, -- -; -, - . v " 1 , ; ! 13 DEBIT IS ACCEPT CUTS n Arrests Follow Disclosures in With Excommunication Connection lata T.rtmundion. wn 5. -- manslaughter ca .... . I. Jerroldl... f , - re .it rai ea mrarr xt .v.. .w Mi'rnn dUcharged as ucalle to I ,hottM b today Juund guilty ot'Jur try a Jnr of the reach, a veralct- - jie r.ta rejues'.ea c , .dUtrkt Nephi at a result of Judrce to ordtr such dlscharre earlier was denied. of the "doctrine In th day, but th alleged practice ,hl jof wlfs sacrifice one of the tenet HWtp ine ;ury crumm in ttif rr4kt af will dtermJn tomorrow whether the ter oeiioerarjng for . two. hour. Ai similar ca pending against Gud Jury shall deliberate furthsr. munJion the next on. the court RAN rPwANCISCO, Dec. t Tfc calendar. Doth men. in addition to g four others, wtre - excommunicated 'Jury In the noco Arbuckle a decUIon must from the Mormon church for their aj. caa htr leged practice in violation of the or continue its de'.lberatloet at'leaK until 10 o'tlock tomorrow morn'.ng. teachings of the churchy Judee HaroM lxuderbeck. the trial Tha trial at Nephi Is the outcome of Judge, denied a requet of cour.et for" Fura offer. tatutprr court-a- t re-ue- rt 5LU ki iS 1 CIOARET RAIO -- ; Gud-mundso- Dtc The Jury of Rocoe C. fFatty) Arbuckle. wn taken to its h lei at 10:17 p. rw. after Miss Lxul K. Wlnterbum is reported ta have suffered a slight atlaxk of Illness. The Jury is to return to court st 10 a. m.tomorrow. The Jury had been eipectedlo dellb-es- te until 11 p. m., but Mis Winter-burn- 's ll!ne forced sn order ihst it be locked up at n earlier hour. The courtroom remained crowded throughout the deliberation tonight. Gavin Mc.Ntb, chief defn roumet. said before the Jury left for the nlffct that he tad ceased to speculate on the outcome. "It Is a tos up," he said. SAN FTtANCIFCO. Follower of Moses Found Guilty by Jury at Nephi LEADER TO BE TRIED BALT- LAKK CITT. Dec A. tal of Comedian !n the nt . . , semi-transpare- Reports Say Majority .of Jury Stands for Acquit-- r IS CONVICTED -- WASHINGTON, Dec. 3. (By the Associated Press) Naval" ratio negotiations, apparently at their most favorable stage since the arms conference began, waited on Tokio today, 'while representatives of CJreat Hrltaln. .Ja pan and rance were' coming .togeth-- 1 er in a conditional agreement for with-- : drawai-froK- v, portions'-- f ttawlr lesscd . territory in China. , Outward developments ,t contributed nothing to the status of the naval discussions but the impression grew that the American, British and Japanese governments were considering in provisional form an agreement that not only would Include acceptance of. the Americanratio, but would have to do also with Pacific fortifications and some political prqblems of the Far " - TAKEN IS FATTY RESTLESS CULT MEM BER Tenn.. Drc. S llv. W. C. Robertson of Chrit CHATTANOOGA, . today Usucd rules governing the attire of brides and wedding attendants,, which, among other things, says "skirts mutt not be higher than where th spring of.the calf of the leg begins and be wld enough to allow of genuflecting before the bleaspd sacrament without exposing the calf, much lens the knee." The pastor intimated anyone violating the rules would not be allowed td take part in a wedding ceremony in the church. Other regulations are: - "No 'dress called technically" 'an evening drens' will be allowed that is. no extra lowness In The neck, but. generally what women now wear upon the street a modem V. round or siuar neck with a complete back and front. "Sleeves must not be shorter than the elbows. "A real covering of hat or veil must be left for the head. or "If transparent material is used, sufficient linens must be used." " : Hve 'STRAW GE UTAH Rector Gives Rule For Bride s Dress " This Morning man-rlau- rea-eh- r . I . - -S . Tobacco Dealer Says He Will Commission Insists on ther Reduction for Hay Fight Case Demanding Inth aldea late today that the Jury be communication of several members of tllBCharced. -, (Judmundeon's The Judge said he eould consider toWAIT ON TOKIO -' colony by the Mormon . Trial Grain and cnurcn morn. rig. If no verdict had morrow in Bait Definite action, however, will have been returne-- st that time whether STORY1 OP COLONY to wait several days while Japanese) hold' the Jury longer. The Two or three years ago Oudmund- - he would delegates feel out the, attitude of their j Conducting the second cUraret raid WASHINGTON, Dec . Voluntary Ut d!charge was mad cm for request home government toward the newest! in Orden since the advent of the railroad ' mn " or, of for the that the Jurors were tlrJL proposals Inauguration JV ground f am. phase of the negotiations as it shapes Fouthwick law. Induced several ilng personality. Deputy It would be coercion X? out and that , cent rates decrease lo frelrht conference be- Sheriffs O. It Mphlman and Charles, onttn Pr of oja Tiontt.T tocit t0 joJn him up rrom last , It wsr them further. or and balloting all keep tween heads, ofnights rant farm, practically Dethe American. British Pincock swooped down upon the in nis colony. enterprle at a dry made at C aTler m., p. In United chard the States, fArm section in Jnab and Japanese, delegattloins. products Wit Brothers . store at Twenty-fift- h nesr the the Jurorsapproximately out of been had court the In the Far Eastern negotiations, de- street and Hudson avenue late yes- outside of New England, were accept- small town of Jericho,county about f 0 miles room mori than 5 hour and had Commerce from Tlntic s. ed today by the Interstate about the Chin- terday and seized three cartons of velopments centering commission. ese leases were of so pronounced a Hi new cult adopted several tenet cipenl nine hours ta Piloting or d.i- railwere Issued the Orders allowing character as to be regarded generally and had signs and aympot. It is aald. union. The ofifcers arrested A.'H. DeWit roads to 1 TVER YTtO n Y nn!JTLIS. usual all restrictions as ranking among the most important 25 years of age. one. of the LAter Gudmunditn claimed to have disregard proprietors The In cf tour.I. court new schedules the rate up of the conference. making received reveUtlcna of the store. He was later released as well aa such violations of th Instructing him In attachesretiesenrwi -aftd spectators became more long matter own the of wife lo GOES INTO RKCras his sacrifice" and he renounced as the hours drag red oa. upon appear recognisance vi u i.iirnig announced that he was Ins'.ructexi tomorrow morning for "" to At S o'clock the Jury had Tonight, the conference after three in the city court tpfnt nlni v....i.v. jMicriuce nia.wjr to another. weeks of continuous work,- went into Arraignment on a chare of h & v I rur about u,u".u,i s in hours actual deliberation. reductions, by percentage Win SACHincr recess until Wednesday. Many dele cigarets In, his possession. xn orders also permit rates tobe Dutrict Attorney Matthew Itrady This wlf, sacrifice, it is allied, wasl not This was the second raid conducted sliovel method of making the other gates.' it was said, had important perappear in ths co4rtroom dur!n ..wv.vt. more on nor store. and Is strenuous the DeWit lej than wife trad) the first sonal affairs and most of them wantDuring fellow's acquaintance vujnotnmg A portion of the day. how the day. uncomfortable. But it 13 about the ed to be present Monday and Tues- raid, carried on some weeks go. of- a manner as his offices on the he Die ror a six montnr eer. sprnt post. alMrs. Gudmundson to find failed ficers therw and Mr. Lowery floor above. TheIncrowd clgarets day at the opening of congress.the'Ja-panes- e In attendance only dependable way. period. experimental wife were the man cf the discovered In convicted yester- started with a mere handful The interim also wilr permit though thousands orIN FRENCH BOAltDING HOUSE. The commission left and grew its standing day, are Jd lo have left the colony, until the courtroom and the surround-!i.Ogden stores. A search of ths der of October 20, to advise themselves as to the other g I landed last July in a workman's approxirequiring to follow DeWit of new warehouse this Brothers two tenet refuting Tokio of of attitude will make it and pos2 manue were a corridors filled. rate decreases cent in ti house If Douai, per Detpite big "wife sacrifice: boarding sible for Arthur J. Balfour and other days following the first raid failed to mately on grain products and hy in the the northeast corAttention was directed to the colony dragging hours It clunr to the JittU to light any clgarets. facturing town in members of the to bring British delegattion arwhich the district, . rourtonroom, expecting momentarily the ner of France.' The Germans had last srrinr when aome rf ih mr-Following his arrest yesterday Mr. railroads were later Instructed to fulfill engagements in" New York. th rTom 1914, that rap th1 wculJ rived bo early in October, became put entu5T he DeWit dlscruntled not and would that declared Jeft. In all the major delegations confidelar: of French 27. December Into effect a lot fightby too w as a other merchants captured much. Urn. announ.rt - 1 7C,V,r,:t v Ing. they taken dence apparently was Increasing to- ter plea of guilty ' The commUslon's investigation into praying ers besides all the rest of the popula-- " and meeting and not enough! vfTIn cases last week, but would done had the that from Toklo response night" : a levs reasonableness of the general Arbuckle mood changed throughin fsrmlnr tion. For four years everybody, was would be favorable and that a more fight tha cas and would demand a the el of transportation rates In the Unitut the day, but it could te seen plain -- ooHe declared prisoner. trial. law that the Jury dedefinite basis of negotiation would ed next will States the strain was telling cn hlra. week. ly that iAfter laboring there in a steel plant, begin a be should with tested to decide jury velop soon after the reassembling of the outcome oo He I visited the coal mines of Lens,, despent men cf his time chatUj as long as he had ORIENTAL STYLES TO fthe delegates. TheyhaveTio thought been arreated and couneel and other frinda.- with the invaders he would stroyed in the effort of case the a fight final be that will agreement possible In the day Stephen E. Hopkiil BE SPRING FEATURE theEate FEDERAL AID ASKED to put France forever out of the runin the immediate however, be- to a finish. or alternate Juror, wZj o"o thirteenth, ning, as ah industrial competitor. Aa Unions Insist They Have cause many detailsfuture, remain to be deLABOR wss FOR JOBLESS when excuaed the Jury retired few days later good luck, brought ' termined. BURGliARS ENTER STORE. 4 nearly 2,000 feet down in a big tlellberate CLEVELAND. to J. Dec eterday, Sufficient appeared in the Oriental Of growing prominence among side Strength (Special Dispatch) was tourtroom and low coal mine four or five miles from Lens and waJet greeted with with styles wide lins issues of the naval problem is the At HONEY VILL.E, Dec. S. Tiurrlars DETROIT. Mich., Dec. I. Deplor-In- graceful sleeves and. the bailiff JekJrtK'v aftera onlv three or four miles from the )undclapp!ng and front-linskirt Cripple Industry Is suballiance. That a who blew open the safe of the Tolle what they termed widespread un- longer, --but still short enough slightly hl preeence In a leui announced trenches.; Of course the old reto ject which the British, Japanese and man store here, escaped with about employment, speakers at a national tain a youthful appearance" wera voltfe. Hopklne ar.d Arbu kl VooU job gave me a chance to leep m the Americans refer to guardedly; but 1200 In cash, it wis reported today. conference S. r same room and bed with a, number of of ' unemployed today commenced for the prtn and mum- hands and chatted a few mlr.vatf a. to Dec A the CHICAGO, fight have been many hints that both The burglars there Into a broke . 'f for aid for all mer of 1122 try the National Cloak. finish five" between Deferne founcl remained Jn th the nearby "buddies." pleaded governmental miner "big packers my Meat Cutters Great Britain and Japan would prefer blacksmlt shop and purloined tools, persons out of work and for a gov- Suit and' Skirt Manufacturers ruurt .Lille, one of France's great manu- and the Amalgamated throughout the day and McNab assowith which they forced entrance to the ernment system of pensions for the ciation today. tex- and Butcher Workmen of North Amer h.s lmptnce on more than towns, and the near-b- y expreesed facturing on ' store. Tollman (Continued page Two) They escaped. aged. centers of Roubalx and Tourcoing, ica was In prospect, today as each side me tie of . matelaaaea one occajilon. He eald he had Nn ln- d reliably that thw Jury stood now the home of much Industrial un virtually finished plans for the strikeMuna or larretas 1th nlain Vaa. orof house union and are furnished cloths JlttAl and one for conviction employes. rest,: easy packing interesting suggested, with ornamental ,l 'or , that the ; of cut steel, nailheada, ,rUdered for Monday. Juror who w "hold-braldI rsteps into Belgium. angora wool ln oal" wa onewoman. -The notices He expre-- i 'X posted packers who VISITS KRUPP PLANT. today atltchlng., leather trimmlngaS n lose will strike me m. that na vinat employes eon laoucaiea. in roomy opinion coats its and There, sport will be popular, It Is believed. return Its ftn.llnre Untiljury.wuia Jobs and also advertised for'men bor leaders, the mine town of Char-ler- their take the places of strikers. Union, ELEVEN" TO ON E. Bloused coats, with wide voluminous where men work more than 3,000 to no. officials Indicated The had sleeves low that "the 'Jury-- stood II and today lines they waist steel report "coal, also are. feet below surface and the one for acquittal pere'.tted thrcug'.. to designed. and machinery centers of Uege, of- when . have no doubls corps explained everything to .Mrs, By ATJLEX: Ii. BITNSON government need advised Three piece suits ars expected to ! cvt the day. although there'wj packing house fered a" good route into the huge workersthey . about it." , , disEdiaon. ": News International much in to Service. be Kansas and Kan., City. the pointing speaking dress" mad, or other report that the balloting h4 popular, n Krupp factory at Essen, the center of regard orders of the' Kansas court of ' w welcom- rapidly. g Another army engineer straight-hanginparty lines worn with switched to nine to three for arc.ulttI. 1921; by International ed The (Copywright, the. Ruhr district. to the south a little after noon with perfermed the same service for Mrs-For- a Jaunty little loose to be relation to appear before It of ' coat or a The Jury caueed eomewhat of a flnrr After that my inquiries .took me industrial type Newsservice.) ' a summer weather. Sr. and Mrs. Ford. Jr. of splendid An to Into the effect. display. strike and cape. at the noon refw when It announced put Coblenz into and Dec. J. Cologne Thomas A great crowd for a small town had army engineer introduced a fellow en through Ala., .' Fl6rENCE. Almoat Is then moyenage TEMPORARY the ORDER been waist line that It was ready for lunch and called "the hot spot what has stood this afternoon, as gathered at Sheffield, three mllea dls- - gineer to Ediaon and the great inven- - in the softly blouaed . tiiied to ballot another Thli lake pa suits is with That the Basin Saar little of temLater Europe." Kansas ' court the an Issued were a open car and a locomotive tant. believing that the two marvel, tor acknowledged the Introduction peplums and clever belt arrangement -was as Ineffective a the It ballot which was taken from Germany and porary order restraining either the slowly acrossTennessee the men come from would pushed the north from with a humorous attempt to Imitate a Many of the new slender tailored suits which were a!d in corridor is now ruled by the league of nations. packers or the union from taking any river, just grtp to above the great Muscle tne east and pass tne irora private car military ealute. boast little vests with a rolling medlcl hi.e preceded it. In its i mines I worked with the Ger-- 1 action. This constitutes a virtual in- Shoals dam. at Sheffield. Meanwhile Ford wa For. the next half hour.-thoewho collar and openlink. fajrten.ir.Ka at the The !ze of the crowds tortay mans who are now,, strangely enough, junction against the strike In Kansas, Because of his, deafness he could not coming direct' from Florto to near car wern drew hr the as line neck rewarded dlrolnUiheJ well aa teraue cf the public greetthe of the walnt. French was government. employes it asserted. hear the waters that sounded ence and there were only a few dnxen the sight of the back of Edison's great extended to Mam!. a! Foch, which ing Next came the iron 'country of Plant assemblies. the organization above therushing loco- at the station when his train arrived. white head.- - and the noise of the subdued sight of Ford's attracted many who otherwlte woul.J France jin and near and workmen's motive. composed of packers was When luncheon the.faee. finished, hevs crowded court room and corrl-torthe mines with OUT ' held WIPES the and VILLAGE deep together as But he looked dam below the at representatives, meetings today entered automobiles and were They were at luncheon. They were However, afttr the mare.halt old factories. of south-centrFrance. in several cities and issued statements his brow knitted In the way it does party e miles whirled the five came In the and away train up ,when rlverjeatlng BY MOVING apprar-anrthe d'riity cf FAMILY Iub!lr the factories There great artillery to leave all when he Is In advising the workmen thought: Sudden- to the great Muscle Shoals da.m. The!contlnued half an hour after they ar- t Halt the t:.ronr cf Jur:lc . made an unf orgetable contrast with questions l;,. of wages and working condi- ly he ' looked deep up, turned to me and pany consisted of not oniy a or a ana rived, re J. i the opening week of the second an-- " tions to these organizations. said: Mrs. Mrs. Ediaon. Edison, but Henry Having croaed the dam." the party EANCAfcTER, Ohio. Dec. I. George The fact that the Jury haa r.ot ha nual assembly of the, league of na- -' .' "IX the 'government .Is wise. It will Ford. Mrs. Edael PACKERS HOPEPTTIi. Ford and Edsel wii to a place called Observa- Fratura. mho moved his wife and taken evidence brought info It Jn.JIcal tl tions. Ii The packers v expressed confidence accept Ford's offer for this uncomplet- Ford. Mr. Edael- Ford Is of petite tion Park from which could be. seen children from Hocking county In the room waa t r. d ta TOILERS ARE THINKING. argument that will not seriously ed dam and the plants that go with it. girlish figure.a marvelous view of the dam and the North Ilerne, two years ago.doubKnff Jug motI- - towardJury th cf ail The upshotolall the experiences. affect production,-assertinfew men Ford's offer Is liberal. Nobody else Edison, standing a bit off from the river. What a dam It ia to b. A hun- - the population and .causing Nhe cen-u- a cf the Jurors to one a'.i w!r.ging rlh-cr the observations andeonversations in will follow the union "orders and that would pay as much. over side of the rar.dred feet htgh. the party, leaned a to change It from enumerator emmlng a tide that toward the-rather than of three languages in five countries is the union's strength is not sufficient "There Is a great advantage through and looked down at the dam. or upjwlll back up sixteen milt and furnUh hamlet, to. a ..village, today v ! n c e in th cae. t? like this: to acforj'rtg something cripple the industry.,' The union business with Ford as compared with stream towards a placid island that six hundred thousand horse power, . placs off th map again by lpdthe ONE Jules, the Frenchman or Bel- has contended that moving Court official... a majority of the the corporations." You never know divides the river. Ford fllvvered about) And this is but one of tha dama that away. Frmlure operated a V'h n the Jury returned frcm the gcnaral gian, and Heinle, the German, have packing house employes are unionized. what a corporation may do. Ford will from one group to another and once will furnish employment for Ford'a tore and -drnner ws and mayor rereii same 1,ey were taken into. line of troubles very .much the While; officials have asserted that do Just as he says.- Ford- says he will when the automobile stopped a If the government sells to Owing to the removal of poetmaater. new room on the rp;,oi',t, a."o mn r. hla as Frank, their American family. jury be will carried out- limit himself to a profit- of eight per ment. Jumped off and climbed atoard(hlm an opportunity to employ, them. North picketing Ii from will cf the in h!'l' mill receive building by Most of these troubles come peaceful itr one Th: beginning Monday, more than 200 po- cent, and will show his books to the a locomotive upon which he rode the, The second dam. It mliea up the river, rural delivery. J forme r!j-deliberate w. they government. When Ford says eight rest of the way. more 400.000 fwill hore are the "lo fl.'el for produce nv Jury on fru being Petition, the . on (Continued Continued ' Page Two) Page Two) per cent, he means Just that. The An army officer of the engineering powrer. ' Fralure'a return, ctowda." it wa explained , East. Jury ; ' , hit-ting'h- im ke- " l - antl-cigar- et " . . - cig-aret- . vu , ! I - . ' , y . 1-- - traha-Mtsslwilp- pI .r - " "V- - , rr' TIllSH TIOStT ' - - . " ". g gio-Japane- se - . comt-inatlo- " EDISON SAYS GOVERNMENT SHOULD ACCEPT FORD'S OFFER FOR BIG MUSCLE SHOALS PLANT -- turn,-Brussel- s oi a. Mt-niij- -, ' v . Ford-Ediso- d. , . . , . - e Na-ahvil- " Alsace-Lorrain- e, - le - . - al . -- ; the-walk-o- - . g r d!e-uai5- . on ) - - ; . - mo-mll!i- on fellow-worke- lme ' In -- |