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Show v ,... THE BEST RIVALS TEN PAGES lto6 UTAH COUNTY SURPASSES THE REST FORTY-THIR- YEAR, NO. 115. D PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21 1928. B MoF iCTnin) fA RELIEFr FOR ill of - ikcquitted-Ii- i ' 4 ;M DENVER, Colo., Nov. .21 (UP) Farmers may need relief, but whether they get it or not, they won t go hungry as long as they remain farm- , ers, it was indicated at the National Farmers' Union cpn- president Three Catididsitea Listed- Oil Magnate I pmi Style i T tjg ar.::i ,!'. Instructs Judge Jury for Acquittal If r. Optimist Points Out That Farmer Can't Go Hungry, Anyhow; Others Present Are Not So Easily Satisfied. vention here today. "And that." said 1: i.i Hi 11 Em One . WW mm MX v 1 -Vf LECTURE HERE .- ' j '.JT vJt "V ' I Mllo Reno, the Iowa Farmers' WESTING: f I Educator Horner Provo Lodge Spon- sors Talk; Speaker Telia of V Racial Hate. Age-Ol- d " I ' - SpeakeratrElks pEv...ftM ' i . , t A',-- j ' George Startup PrJfHerald It. Clark and Dr. H. G. Mer- rill petitions Filed; Election 0ccurs Decembcr 5 j J """"""""V f 'TTT V " , - Robert W, Stewart, Stan. WASHINGTON', Nov. 51 (UP) was free today to return to his dard Oil ' home and oil business in Chicago. ' nine men of court Columbia A District of supreme 5ury multi-millionai- re, . V -- f . If) RACE FOR SCHOOL BOARD Quor- um of Senate Committee Was Not Pres- ent When Statements Were Made. anLthfee3:omen. acquitted him late yesterday of charges of the senate oil in perjury arising from his1 testimony before one oi tne women vestigating committee; Alter the verdict, was a "fine man" him he told on him the back, jurors, patting . .and added, . "You did splendid when you testified.' W Quorum Decide - .. j!2t". . . (' ; . issue. Three names will appear on the Acquittal required. 6S minutes. T I ' m,.lw I , T f, ballot --at the school election, Del followed the instruction of Jus It "" ' ' h V cember 8, when residents of the sec1 - ' tie Jennings Bailey that the jury . ond municipal ward will, elect a ' must free Stewart if It found there I ' 1 5 ' j ' d s'kj Reno, a tall, member of the Provo cltyjjoardof was not a committee qubriira presm man" from Dea 1N-PMKIN- G I education to succeed . W. .Monroe V W ent when Stewart made his stale- ' Moines, head of a farmers' mutual incumbent " " Paxman, . merits concerning Continental Oil I TZ",J f insurance" company and a power Petitions in ' behalf of George w " r . bonds. 4 teVf" V i In the livestock industries of Chi- S and R. Clark Herald Prof. Startup, Motor TodajK Senator Norrts criticize Warns Police of Chief filed been in was Merrill and H. the G. had Dr. cago St Paul, princiIhe acquittal, remarking:, the order given with J. Fred Fech-se- r, pal exponent of satisfaction in a V g ' Large Audience Present . "Such technicalities (the quorum Avoid Ll. to ists .A'jfM ' ' 1 ' of men board of of clerk the education, group apparently composed S,Vvv-'V'- ' our jurispruhave mad point) . The lecture, which is the first of fc&iJ time none too happy with their lot; J at the expiration of the limit Zone- sdence the laughing stock of civila ' series to be sponsored by the relaws school Tuesday night The ' "The farmer needs a lot of Sergt John J. Van Duzen, 78,' of Elks this season, was attended by ization." the signatures of at least five In another' oil things," Reno drawled. "He needs Cincinnati is the oldest enlisted a large and appreciative audience. meantime, the la In the forward to the day when planes will not have to stop to pick quire who motorists canProvo park a citizens on .the application of higher prices for his crops and his " Joseph T.. Farrer, grand exalted up cargo and gasoline, Blaine M. Tuxhorn, Kansas City aviator, has tones In front 'of the case, the District of Columbia court In order to qualify. livestock; he needs better, educa- - man In the United States army district deputy, acted as the mas- - hoen demonstrating an Invention for refueling of motors while in flight, didate " the hours of appeals. transferrW to the U. S. between Provo theaters tional facilities for his children, He also has served longest, having ter of ceremonies and Introduced I As the hook catches the rope, as shown in the demonstration above, an Thre Prominent Cltlxem- s2 p. m. and 11 p. "Mr from now supreme court the responsibility of of are of All three and he needs more of the comforts been a soldier for 55 years. He the speaker. Two charming' vocal electrical device which shots the gasoline container along the ground court Certified to citizens of Provo who on, will be prosechted for th viola decision. The - that his by Harcity neighbors take as a won medals for service in the solos were sung by Mrs, Jfola Nils- - is started This minimises the shock oi jiciung up me oojecu The In- - prominent tion of the traffic ordinances of tne the higher body th appeal with identified been have closely w .'''XasMtor of cowree. y.. Sinclair iron ft three-mont- h v . . son. ,. Is pictured. ; , ry Police to of Chief ventor .'V also the of Provo. the city.accordlng American World and during progress ", "But for all that The terrible toll exacted by the Je Is not going Spanish jail sentence for senat Iv rontempt, last two decades. None of them are Otto Blrk. f Importwar was graphically pictured . by he's right at the source of marked asking for rulings Is hungry the 'The active for .plainly curbing candidates, position , -J uestions of law Involved In , Dr. Jensen, who said that ten milsupply." their names in each case having 'No Parking, so that no on need ant refusal to answer the lion were killed during the conflict, Reno was In the midst of a group been presented by friends who plead Ignorance of the regulation Sinclair's Chief. Birk. The senate committee's questions. twenty million were maimed and have worked in their behalf, bfhrTellow delegates when he Stewart ' case ruUng, which crippled, nine million children were told the United Press of his disGeorge A. Startup, manager and regulation was put into force for The one of the founders of the Startup the protection ot the public and for aroused Morris' comment,' was givorphaned, five million wives were belief in even the remote chance en th Stewart Jury in the charge widowed, and ten million refugees of the farmer starving. All of Candy company, is a native oi the expediting of emergency calls were made homeless. The' moneProvo and has lived here all his life. arising in connection with the by the justice. If th government them, admitted readily enough the had failed to show presence of a As a young man he was engaged theaters, while they are open." tary cost of the struggle was said farmers' access to food but they . to have been nine million dollars majority quorum of th' committee, in the printing business with the Bicycle Riders Warned were quick to qualify his statement. Denies for every hour of the four years Chief Birk Bailey said, the jury heed go no old Daily Enquirer, filling the poIn this connection. ' "Food Isn't all, not by a long Hoover Good-Wi- ll Is that the war raged. " sition of assistant foreman, and desires to extend a warning to all further a verdict of not guilty shot," said C. C. Talbott, veritable of Was NegThe circumstances surrounding was assistant editor before he shows, that the bicycles cannot be must be Returned, because the trilater giant of a man who runs a 1,000 Progressing; Deep Sea the 18 years old. In 1895 he or shows, that Jthe gicyclea cannot be bunal before which Stewart testiVerconference was at peace great acre wheat farm at Jamestown, S. "not competent" and there-sailles were pictured, and interestganized the candy business In piled up on the sidewalk where fied was Fishing Planned, i D, and finds time besides to head fore no perjury could have been obetruct-trafflIs now engaged. sketches he which of chief in characters ing they " North Dakota Farmers' union. OV. U NEW X UKK, KUf) . the great drama, including Clemen-ceaHe has never held a public posi - The chief also wishes to caution committed 7, The question of what Captain Fred tion. His most "We are not going to starve, but The jurymen Would hot disclose ABOARD THE U. S. S. MARTin regard to the observpublic motorists Lloyd George, Wood row Wilprominent erick Sorenson, a licensed Ship the way we are going, we are not LAND, AT SEA, Nov. 21 (UP) son,- and Oplando, were drawn.activity has , been in connection ance of the stop signs These signs how many ballots they took, but master who was a passenger on the with President-elec- t of the quorum The going to mtss it far." "a itinerary the organization of betterment are spelled to was and not lawyers believed declared in be ; Germany arrival S. a Vestrls,said upon his tour for much better condition following Talbott emphasized the need for Herbert Hoover's good-wisome motorists seem point primarily brought the quick the state.. At as leagues throughout was first the back in "New York, the farmer to solve his own prob- the west coast of Central and South the war than either England or present he is the Utah representa- to think. Cars must come to a full verdict of not guilty on all thre counts. as fol France. The shipyards at Kiel and point taken up today at the federal tive of the lems and to do his own marketing America was announced League of stop, says the Me. . ' investigations into the sinking of America. Dangerous Decision"-- - " and financing through cooperative lows: . factories everywhere In the Gerthe American liner, South 25 Hon Nov. Arrive If the justice's Interpretation of G. In Amapaia, lived Merrill has man empire are running at top pro- MissmgJTrapoU)omewWitriess Dr.H. Associations, without the aid of gov Was Widely Quoted-- v the law la right Norrls said, "95 durasrvisirXa'Union; Salvador 18 duction, while misery and unemProvo since he was five years old. ernment agencies. When Sorenson was brought In He attended the Brigham Young miles from. Amapaia. Both cities Is Summoned by French per cent of all state and national Dont Want Paternalism ployment grip the British Isles. on the rescue liner American Ship I iegislation would be nullified." Is. an holder of and VW 1 the don't want paternalism,!- ie are neat the' Pacific terminus of university, Official-- -- per,-- ar quoted widely as say AT B. degree Tromf that institution. " Hatred- sThis prosecution arOsefrom a said-- . .;"W think, we are smart the . proposed; Nicaraguan canal! Racial One of the greatest obstacles In senate . resolution directing U. 8. ing that Captain William J. Carey He taught school for two years and enough to do our own thinking and route.) of the. Vestris was guilty of crim- then began the study of medicines, the way of the realization of a perAttorney Rover to submit Stewart's well that Is what we are trying la Nicaragu- amanent peace is the century-ol- d PARIS, Nov. 21, (UP) Henry inal negligence, and that the life taking the M. D. degree from the to do. testimony to a local grand jury.; in .witness boat crews were "murderers." racial hatreds that have been en M. Blackmer, missing Stewart was charged with thre Jefferson Medical college of Phila: .?'Oif greatest problem Is that of Nov. '26 Arrive Corinto, Nica district Orem was of users the Water Dome investigation, district falsifications. In telling th gendered In the hearts of the peo the Teapot Yesterday on the stand the com- delphia.!. sincelhat time he- has . . getting the farmers to thinking and ragua, r 1n the procur-euattended before the the who. meeting merce department hearing, and practiced his profession, as an eye, committee that he knew nothing of ' ' Nov. 27 Punta Arenas, Costa ple ror generations past, declared summoned today acting together." Dr. Jensen. To illustrate this fact, 'republique (similar to the at again at the hearings before U. S. ear, nose and throat specialist for Sharon ward chapel Monday night the distribution of the 13,000,000 s ,,True," interrupted T. J. Lamn-dro- Rica. of in th favor United are unanimously he related an incldent-- m Vienna torney general in the Commissioner Francis A. O'Neil, 20 years. Continental Trading company's libNov. 30 Guayaquil, Ecuador. aged white-haire- d last summer when a group of Ital States). Sorenson repudiated these stateHe was president of the "Provo proposed government reclamation erty bond profits in saying he reDec. 3 Callao, Peru. . from Longmont, Colo., who has re--; resera Blackmer was notified of ths ments, called newspaper reporters project to construct storage ian students staged an antl-Au- s ceived don of the profits, and In Dec, 7 Valparaiso, Chile. canIn , tired to devote, himself to the keepProvo voir at Deer Creek trian demonstration that proved charge preferred against film by liars, and said they had "tiwsted (Continued on Page Six) saying he did not know who reing of his bees and the placing of The cities given are ports where yon, according- to Jr W. Gillman, ceived th profits. the United States government, and sometimes made exactly oppoparty will land. embarrassing to the authorities, which his fiddle. "But tell me Just exact- the president-elect'- s seeks his extradition. Black- site" his statements. county commissioner and president Unfavorable landing conditions during a public band concert ly how you Jntend to get the farmof the Orem town board. did not comment when he was The commerce department ut, Jensen ex mer ers to think and act together? X've prevent a call at Guatemala, it was in conclusion, James N. Anderson presided at SEEK S. P. C. A. CONVENTION accused of falsifying his income tax by Dickenson H. announced, and too much diversion pressed the hope that the world return. ., been, a fanner for 62 years and we the meeting. The other speakers OGDEN, Nov. 21. (UP) Officourt. of Hoover, gento Nations, at League calls supervising would make inspector be Kellogg necessary never have agreed on anything were ElroerI. Jacobs, The lone fight of the United eral of the Steamboat Ray B. cers of the Ogden S. P. C. A. hop and other peace instruments on I pact, Bolivia Colombia and Inspection Panama, yet." to get Blackmer WenU and Hr. Gillman. to get the 1929 national convention service, was the first to get under designed to outlaw- - war, will be j States government Talbott explained that that ex- - the southern passage. A general meeting of all water of the organization for Ogden. An back to that country appeared to way this Edof a fair chance and James given the Hoover the From morning solving parr Valparaiso - actly was the trouble and the rca- users of the northern part of Utah Invitation was wired to the New I be near its climax, after Blackmer son for organization of the Farm ty will go to Argentina via the problem for which" they were In- had defied the Washington authori mund Duffy, ship news reporter of will be held in American Orleans convention, now in session. county tended. the York was New n the one on railroad and Telegram,r Suit was filed In the Fourth dis- Fork, Thursday night, at the city ers' union. ties successfully for many months. first witness calledS. on board the U, northward trip trict court Tuesday by Utah coun- hall. Reclamation Engineer E. O. Whether the French, who take scru S. Utah it Is known that "they will puffy was one of tTfe first men ty against Orson E. Hacking of Larson and State Engineer George in asylum pulous furnishing to pride to was one and-- r perhaps interview Sorenson. and other Cedar Fort to restrain him from M. Bacon will be present to explain NO CHANGE IW ELECTIOX 1 for refugees, will recognize the le- - of the South American countries before reporters criticized by . to main the obstructions on details of the the project. erecting Some ' to Mexico City and Hayesterday. continuing road leading to that town from the claim was far from certain. The results of the official '' Notes-D- uffy Reads , vana.. Original to S. the L. railroad Blackmer will be brought before spur According returns , j canvass of the election started reading from his complaint. Hacking was warned by the court of accusation within, eight of the state and county officers down as he notes, original jotted the county "road supervisors on Action demanding a recount Which has Just been completed days for final disposition of the Scientific In some of the Salt Laka discase. The court meets Tuesdays and Interviewed Sorenson the 'day the September 18 that he must remove '' T'by the: Jodnty ABOARD THE U. S. S. MARYcommissionera returned. heed captain' the obstruction and he paid no '; I and the' tricts will probably be filed withFridays., Blackmer probably will be steamshipwas county clerk shows no j LAND AT SEA, Nov. 21 (UP) Duffy emphatic that Soren- to the warning. I Herbert Hoover Miss Bessie" Newman - for the summoned next Tuesday. in the next few days by Dr. 3.. the list of President-Ele; L. I thange in as far Donnan Provo of son recently had said that the lifeboats of The restraining order asks that While Blackmer is Under technl S. Paul, Democratic candidate officers declared elected on the j looked forward zestfully today to a senior College, and Delbert G. theJVestrla-wer- e "rotten." Yester- damages be assessed against Hack submitted a scientific paper,- set(or congress who was defeated few hours' sport with the fighting the junior college, were cal arrest, he Is being allowed far I face of the first returns is con on new forth a the ting theory Sorenson said the lifeboats ap- ing at the rat of $10 per day fo ul cerned. by Congressman Ev O. Leather-woodeep sea fish that lurk off the low- the winners in the Hebpr J: Grant mow freedom than the. ordinary day peared In good shape, and that he every aay since seuiemoer zs mat rays of the sun, to the Associate ' arrested. er California coast. person by the narrow margin of New Sciences com In of r at York, oratorical contest, staged pet Brigwas assumed his attorneys had saw only one hole, that even ap --th roadwayar has been obstructed.. 136 votes. JThe official It count fKW SEAT RECORD TheToad-tquestion" Has Del Th ml Maryland increased ham Young University Wedw d provided ample security for his ap iwanng as a raw ho :omp)eted Tuesday gives NEW YORK..Jfov. 21. (UP) Mr. Donnan's paper has received was Miss Chrlstensen Norma Then a read records Into the used the Duffy . publicas-headed and 18 knots general by '. 48,871 votes and Dr. Paul Arrangements were mane today for her speed to senior . college. pearance. a story printed under his signature highway . for more than 20 years, favorable comment from scientific contestant in the C 16.433.;... , the sale of a stock exchange seat for the fishinggToTmdsnDff Cape These three had been selected from critics in various - parts ' of the in the New York Telegram according to the complaint The recount will be demanded, ; t $523,000. a new high record and San Lucas and expected ' to irrive a who entered the number country. Interthe" how large exactly according to Dr. Paul,., pn the Increase of $30,000 over the last pre this afternoon. contest at the beginning. The subview was obtained and the things grounds that numerous votes Four boats were in"readiness to vious sale, made on Monday. " all the orations he was, jot. heard news Sorenson "Why ject say. "This Science particularly In the First, Fourth put over the side for the deep-se-a Be Mrs. Law IShohld Observing." story said Sorenson had been bitter and Fifth Salt Lake precipcts, Hoover and his party plan, I anglers. Maud, Beeley Jacob was judge of in his discussion of the ship's crew plainly meant for himself were to useabigopen 5 on contest and the" general-cdltlon of th e thrown out by Republican judges will troll from the launch! with the ' . contest takes places annualThis The Provo Natural History, club Vestris and the Iireboats. on- - 'purely" technical . grounds, ' spoons- - and other artificial equip1 ly. President Grant presenting the will meet Thursday evening at 8 which ToC. S. under the election laws, da A. of ' " December the Paul 5, regUtah: Fair to ment B, Harsch, Commencing .! univchoice o'clock with in WOULD winners Room 330, PROBE not CONTRACT Thurs-iayilttModern invalidate ular Young, of a Sun autographed Wood ledo, the off will of lecture the the ballot and Ohio, meetings give The blue Pacific, tip night Its second session of ersity-for' Dr. Paul will have the unaniWASHINGTON, Nov. 21. UP) men of America will be held on the day, November 25, at 2:30 p. m., at change lywvr California, swarms with big books. - of ' CBristScleil-... An" ' forraeTSee-rctarAt the theexercTses the y of year. theTTr8rrCHurc&and third of begirihlngf first each Investigation 1 mous suflport of the Democratic In, temperature. Wednesdays fighting fish marlin, tuna, sharks, th ' . of Interior Work's renewal of month.' Brigham Young university x Prof J2. H. Eastraond of the nnl list, corner of First North and First county and congressional dissail fish, and sword fish. Mexican Maximum trict organizations, as well as temp. The meetings wilt be held at 8 .East streets. nfton have come to rrief chorus, under the direction of Pro- -' verslty will speak on "Seeing Na- ffn oil contract with the Sinclair the Artist's Eyes." Crude OH Purchasing company was o'clock in the K. 0 P. hall and a Mr. Harsch will leotureon "The prominent individuals la the TueBday, 42. In battles witb giant fish In these feasor Florence Jepperson MaJsen, ture Through I - party, It is Stated. tendered the selectlon.'Lift Up The public is Invited to attend, free advocated here today , Is desired at each .Power. 'of. . God.", full . attendance . . I . Th public Is cor.... M'lnimum ' temp. waters when their quarry turned Your Voices." Walsh of Montana. ; of charge. : ..:!...;-'- .. or the lodge. , session lnviten attend io and smashed them. boats aiauy on smaller Tuesday. 151". Union, "Is something to be grateful for, anyway." Most Are Not Happy gray-haire- ' besetting the path of countries in Europe's war-tor- n their efforts toward reconstruction were interestingly . told by Dr. Christen Jensen Tuesday night Dr. Jensen gave a'public lecture at the Elks' home, under the auspices -- IMfficulties V'J" 3 J tf , WILL ENFORCE -- -- ''7 . w- ;vf . Non-Parkin- ' V 1 rvin non-parki- .... .'' -- - -- . Ship Master Says He Was ITINERARY OF About 'Vestris M isquoted TOUR IS GIVEN Saying Captain Frederick Sorenson Criminal Guilty Carey ligence; Reporter Testifies. l ( c. --- the u, - BLACKMERMAYl . - , BE EXTRADITED ll Anti-Saloo- n. . WATER USERS : he-w- HOLD SESSION er ". COUNTY FILES ' " DAMAGE SUIT , Trans-Andea- "nv Visit-Braz- T il, CONTEST Provoan Submits IS COMPLETED 1 Paul Demand Recount in Districts Sor-ens- gaHtofh-Ameftcanrxtradjtl- Paper ' . ct or ( - toOO-pri- se, i V" Leath-srwoo- - - yester-dayrtellln- U The Natural History Club Will Gather Weather mm - tnotor-sailerjlTh- le v Modern Woddmen's Christian Lecture Is Slated Meetings listed ', '. , ; ': . . i. . |