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Show CTr GERMAN CHIEFS PROVO T4, Ifn. I 6Mr J -- V Mft-- V The J, m iiftrtM-- - .J Of tf( nred W.'W Srieoth North PROVO. July K. rrr rvrrr TtfrrpfJf,o. If 1 gfft ttr - The aHr .if 1 i -- i 4 f .4h - i & r j! 3 asit4if jj $15a.Bags -- Iu a eryvliere Guards Hurt in begt y iii Attemot to Break m Lorry. JiUy New Fervlce ) at it. two dry are suffering lacerations and other fnjnne today, the result of an jail delivery which waa attempted fruvt rated bv the timely arrival of .Jai er Richard Hatton James Paten. one of the guard, was. seriouslv slashed about the head and was taken to the ciy hospital. The other guard, Adolph Helwlg, waa able to continue on duty. James Ford. 19. under a five year prison sentence, attacked Patten vhen the latter entered his cell with a wash tub Ford had requested The prisoner then released 29 others on his tier Th"Jaiier and assistant discovered the attempted delivery hefore bar were sawed, however, and returned he men to cells guard $30.CO 8 r M M M 8 l4 M : 13.50 to $5.00 Purses ...,...$2.79 $6.00 to $8.00 Purses . ...,.$5.49 $8-0- 0 to $10.00 Purses .La.$6.79 $1L79 $13.50 to $15.00 Purses Oae epeeftal Vet 44 m cals ladle .$1JI packet keeka, extra epeelal N Bathing Suits Of Unpaid Wages t All 7.00 Salts All 000 Salts . ... Ail sisea In stock now, W- aerl-fB- V- Buy liberally and save money. Sonora, Kimball, Protect r or clothing by min Oor ,, don Jiffy Slip Cutbkini on yoar car They can b vuhed aa often M yon Ilk, and will look Ilk, now. Gpoclal mtdaummar clouiup prlc on Brunswick, IU White, Stieger, Silvertone, and CENTS r many other phonographs. HALF PRICE come Hiking Togs to, o on aala claanup waak at mardlaaa durtn prtca reduction Mlddiaa, Divided Sktrta. Dreaeka kirte. Hate aad Capa Tha rary flnaat qualities thronhont woman ahonld hava a rood Brary outfit at thaaa bt aarlns. - Gamp Furniture Shop Early in the Day Prices reduced during this sale. Visit Yes, we will deliver all sale goods. our Camp Goods Department There are no usual sale restrictions. JJ $5D J2 jj Two Mandates Are Accepted by U. S. Rights Guaranteed BT DAVID M. CHCTtCH. (International News Bervlc Correepondent-- Btaff ) July I7j Geoga Harvey. United States ambassador to Great Britain, and Earl Balfour, acting BritLONDON, ish foratgn secretary, bare reached an agreement by which America accepts the mandates of tb A and B:cta with all American rights fully guaranteed, It was learned today as th league ot nations council meeting opened hera Mandate and limitation or arm amenta were two of the chief subject for discussion on the and Insure the best possible service. agenda. Two other tesue which promised controversial deliberations were the ir Qrontlar and the H 12 state. financing of certain BalkanFranoh waa reported that th te com te British would attempt :J of fighting between Turkish national, , ists and Greeks In Antolla. Women Will Compete In Saltair Swimming Event Uhi Peart Kimball, holder of th Antelop reibrd.Tfor.-- th aoura. Island to Saltair rwimmin Miss Marlhla Kimball and Mlsa Mabel Evan, hav gualtfiad for th premier on Aug. 10. swimming event at Salulr The tlituorrhede te-- the. tryout for hovr. 1 th. race was two jnfle tooeeosd tryA seconds minute and out will bo held to th near, future will at which other womrtt amateur be allowed to eompot. C. B. Loat la .. directing tho orent. b Tryout for men o clock, held next Bunday owning at th. entries to ana senior, i me, hour win b. reunited ;1!Uwo tb mass. ( women-- - tt 8 BUY AND SAVE! JJ Austro-Hungerin- ..tlTS XU woman', hlkln V f- IllH aja an, All $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00 Pathe Records, issued prior to January 1st, 1922, go at 349 - Gordon Jiffy Cushion Slip Records can be played ONLY A FEW OF EACH, SO COME EARLY i lk ONE-HA- Pathe SS.l but shear taken from our salesmen' ample roll. All new goods, but lightly soiled through handling. Every eoncelvable site and style PRICE Only one of each. early. ! J Scissors and Shears of Abovt SP0 pair tors and ' AXD LESS. Thousands of selections of every kind to choose from. - Mutinies Because KIWAM4 CL I B AT YAWPA. NAMPA. July 17 A KIwsaIs club ha been nrsanltcd here with the folfBr Interna-iona- l Vew, Servlca) D L PrssMent, lowing officer COrFVHAC.EN' .Inly IT -I- .. TO- Rhode, viceVicpreefdent. Windsor Llyd. Stolle; district trute ported tha' mutiny hae broken out secretary, D Pottrr: chaplain, the Re, rijdejth. Rueelan Sotlet army. due to un-- 1 ,hnt th ntement a' Hln.;T:Geor'Pn-Tr- .r epreadln accordin to a dlapateK received here from Storkho'm today quotlr, the ne .paper Dab!adt. .te said to be the leader of the aprtatn and la eetabllehln an council. According to tho Stockholm y advice conditions are becoming International News (Service 1 I011 )n th northern provlncea and Polish frontier PORT HURON. Mich. along the Tha 'Rev" Wilson W CulpJuly is on his wmr Hack to spring Valley. Ohio, to- - Rainstorm Damages day for unbarring the door of lore In hla eyes are no frosen teara of .re-- ! lOWa LfOpi; IcIepnOnO pentance. In Iron, he wa.,p.!jt abQard "And Telegraph Down a train last night bound for Xenia. Ohio, where he will be held until hla (Special to Tha News.) I riel DBS MOINES, Iowa, July 17. The Either Hughes, with whom Jie eloprain storm of th las 41 hour ed four months ago and for whom be heavy abandoned hla wife and nine children did considerable damage to crops, and caused Vie released today. communication to a number Both Mias Hughe, and her mother telephone Mol nee points-eas- t Dee of ot and north plead top ths pf th pastfflT iiome damage, according to who, according to his own declaration, andaid recelead here today. 8o far waa commanded by God' to elope report as known there Is no lose of life. with the girL officials report company Telephone ths winds that accompanied last KILLS WiFi; AND CHILD. night's storm, blew hundreds of trees OAKLAND, 17 Calif., July down on their lines. te have gone suddenly Insane, Heaviest rainfall, however. Was t Devi Caatonoa, 28. shot and instantly ported aX Lamonl, near tb Missouri killed hla wife, Louiae, It, hie 3 year-old line. During the 34 hours ending and 'then committed this morning, th rainfall there w daughter, . 141 inches. today ai hla home bare- - . Pathe Records are played with the sapphire ball. Without a doubt, the finest assortment of colors, and style we have ever shown. Every u!t is made of pure worsted and is therefore an unusual value at the low prices .. samsAw, 4.48 All Salt All 94 AO Salts .. ,. 94J4 8 Army of Soviet men and boys. See them In our windows. Every 75c Pa the Record in our entire stock, issued prior to January 1st, 1922, on sale during our Midsummer Cleanup only a few of each selection at V. er ydidact. Genuine Simplex No. 41 Auto Jack one of the greatest valnes we have ever offered. 400 of them. Regular $6.00 value. . $3.75' Cleanup sale price Bathe fasteners, mirrors and finish hardware Just the thing for that repair or remodeling job and at substantial 17-r- July 14 Ben R. retiring register of the u. S land office and former chairman of the state Democratic commUee. ha announced hs eandldacv for nomination for secretary of state on the Democratic ticket I AUTOMOBILE PACKS "Hundreds orstyles"ani" patterns representing , UlSCOn !( ulfiCTHll IB8KC8 thsthiVfr-befi- B A Sensational Sale of Genuine Door seta, binges, locks, fl POCKET KNIVES V I f ...... planes Builders Hardware t Purses and Without A qneatJon tha elaaalatt ltn shown locally, and at thesa remarkably low prices will not lait long Only two or three of a kind, so come early, while line are unbroken. J 8 Baseball Umpire $28.48 Pocketbooks TOOLS V. at Ladies Alread7 saw a, to $37.50 Cases These cases must be seen to be really appreciated. pliers, chisels, bits expansion reamers, tri and miter squares. screwdriver, rules, levels plastering trowel, wrenches and other uola by the doien on'y a few of each The prieea will move them Quickly. m 1 ' go boat known llnon of aluminum arlll tomorrow at aavlnai barotofora nn- - Hatchet, hammer, ..$18.79 goat" H M M M $14.89 at at known on high-quali- ty aluminum. Plaaaa do not eon. fuaa thla with tha apaclal aala- - waraa so often of-ferod locally." our window. t.n th. .tory. $ V ! BlackBrWfiCM'a1iogahtes $2iSalcr$26:50 'Cases' wt M and Tans, in genuine leathers, that insure long service. T' $17.00 to $20.00 Cases, specials not listed. See them In our Luggage Section. at 8 i i . go at On of Amrle bo placed on aala al gut-ai- de rotffeI5oTTugage ttse-a-nd appreciate the very excelelnt quality of ..our luggage, ALUMINUMWARE 41 fBy International - Ballplayers Bat t AiiHT;-:buy- ,' recognized in the a symbol of dig Per Cent 10 Jail at St. Louis Dies of Blow from lle. -- 04 rr re- - Suit Cases nity and refinement. During our Midsummer Cleanup sale every Mendel Wardrobe ia of- - (.4 17 FRO VO. A In honor of W Jjy W Armstrongreception Palt Lk banker and Candida Hi City for th Democratic penaatorial nomination, waa given at the home of Mr Jesse PI Knight Sattard&v afternoon Ib4 Despite the fact that knowledge of Mr. Armstrong arrival in the ctr came to most of the local PemocraMc leader late, the room of the Knrht Bv Vew r home were filled to overflowing w ?h M men and women hd T LOUIS July 17. Charley Ftate Senator J WtJpam Knight 13 Rock-a zek. 1 sheriff of deputy a master of ceremonies Introducing the spker Mr Armstrong and creek, died In the Lutheran hospital Mj here todav of a fractured afcull caused Juduge Filson McCarthy bv a blow over the head with a bane- 4 bVl ba in the band of Charles yy Wavne Christmas Seal M of j n, Valley park. Sale Committee is Named ooleey Woole-e- y erraged over a decision jy ade by Bnuzek. who wat prppirtng to The News.) fSpecl a baseball game at Kenton, near here. LO struck Bouzek with a bat July fallowing Christ! mas sale committee va named In an argument . Woolesey fled and for Wavre county while the Utah wat overtaken hr fan attending the JoHealth cln!c w here Chalrrr He was placed in the county seph Hickman TUoknell vice chvwoan game Jail at Ciavton where & charge of Ronald J .Dailey. Teasdale ertary-treaurMias Anne Snow Bickreii murder likely will be lodged against Arthur Tavior. Mr Fraud G Calla- him han. Lot: Sperrv UhappeV, Lyman; Mrs Ray Blackburn Freroort AVYorurE c WorldPl Over The Mendel Trunks AP0rU Funder and far into 1 wo Nomination Guest at Reception in Provo HATLEY. Idaho. AU j night Pridnt Ebert and Chancellor Wirth conferred svith party leader In an effort to aiert the line up nf the two great forces of liberalism and con rwthe Into opposing groups Candidate for Senate ; ia tie ingest -- r fv Travelers From chan-'cfulri. The rest fathers from OaV crmaL-Ha'f-wacame up from Asper. Ai-(.rove ! reg'up the trail from I Errert d istered All of thee-acbottom cf the g! a er Lake e ' More than 1409 gathered at Aspen Grove Friday n.ght to parttrtpate In the program before the hike. Towns from almost ever? part of the state was represented, and many came from adjoining states, a few from lUlnota and one from New York. The oldeet person to reach the top of the glacier was Alpheua F. Monaon, Civil war veteran of this to reach city The youngeat person of the top Timpanogos was a four and m half year old Erwood Raamtiesen. also from Provo. Ths little fellow climbed all the way with the exception of the last 25 Vards of glacier, and from there te the top The Oldest women to make the climb was Mrs G O Haws 7A, of Provo Mrs. Haws was successful in reaching ..Emerald take, at the foot of the glacier. The voungest y.rl to make the hike was Florence Irene Gray. 5. daurhter of Mr and Mrs. Vernon Grav of thi city. Irene reached the top of the rlacler The largest man to reach the top was Prof Harrison R-- Merrill Professor Merrill sighs considerably more than 94 peunda He made it to the flagpole without much difficulty Two serious accidents marred the enjoyment of the dav In sliding down th f!iderr Mine Ida Robinson., ill Fifth East street. Belt Lake Cttv. Injured her right knee so badly It was necessary to carry hAr down the mountain. A stretcher was Improvleed from a pair of skits and some coats,' on which she was carried to the camp While filling a canteen with water from Emerald Lake far Mlsa Robinson and the stretcher carriers. Miss Nellie Oetby ?$ DubU avenue, Fait Lak City fe'l Into the lake as the Ice she was aitting an broke. Xtsa re?by was beginning to go under the ice when, she was rescued hy William H Snyder Of Blackfoot. Idaho Ned Simona a student of the of Utah, was seriously in lured fw sliding down the glacier backward Hie head struck a hole in the snow with such a force that he turned com over He was partlv paralysed pleteljunable to use his arm Both of being the Injured were attended bv rrs E G Hughes and L C Potter of this city Mot of the climbers were students of the Young univeraltv and the University of Utah .and members of the Wasatch Hiking club and the Deseret gymnasium of Salt Lake Citr Following the club to the ton, a pageant was given bv the students and faculty of the Vounr university unAf Prof E H Ea'-rooder the d'ce- s? ! u won 4f-- Boy- - SySutS Traveling Bags qartrryn-r,"TnTPJPfrr(- 1 .iL 8 re Wai f 0 In every large institution there are chane es in lines which invariably leaves a few odd items on Hand. In this sale we are of BT S D. WITTER. w Service Staff Cor rerpondent ) BERLIN Ju r 17 Another week M A !rtught wi'h hiyh Txl'tlcal variety of high-cla- ss bags far Germany tbday VYUdXJJJHdlLjlOt-b-fOUIUl"eX-'?i M XSert7 cities and -cept am hgnceHor IVtrth succeed in preof the dissolution as low reichstag to so venting insure quick prices and a net general election. remoral. the as looks At this time It though appeal of the president and Xfi fhkatVf8t:Srff 6'f1thVpeop!si; fncf 9f the t ?r cAiiozuil. un-t- y In the $20.99 Bags go $10.48 succeed In will econornc cries grve a political moratorium giv nj? The $25.00 $18.79 go Bags of life U jpatJUiVe tha gufijcifrJtt Ua mud lie $85.00 Bags go ir $24.87 on hc oher hand the leaders bf the Democratic renifleta and German Many others at equally attractive PeopVa party are husi y engaged In trying to form a. bourgeoiee bloc to opKeductiona. and pose the coalition of the majority rich-stag in the Independent Socialist This threatens to precipitate a clash struggle Political leader declare that ft i certain that if the answer to Germanys request for an Indemnity moratorium does not come from Paris )n a few days, the German mark will take another downward plunge In value bringing fresh political troubles Too well known to need deto darken an already black horizon. committee The allied guarantees scription. Used by the most which ha been In Berlin Investigating fc affairs is on its way to Paris to make discriminating travelers ev- - h rang, der mountain of the wa at th peak Riturdajr ciija-&?tKiir erf t ftp alermrtranfrsat hike persona registered In lha record on fame from the Ameriun Fork canvon side .4 r. non-advertis- ed ( rrn ?arrt srowr J 4 fering hundred of just such Items every article's' ofhighest quality, but prices have been slashed to insure quick V moval. See windows for Hundreds of items. re create. ML Timpanogos T - 2 Threaten Cla Struggle Financial Muddle In- - M Pmro. Utah. Ji El-- 0 Opposition. - ta Xcudition News Thrill buki may iMnrifrom VwdrU Uooiti 41 Nearly 700 Scale Heights of Famous r l teyteeh ASK FOR UNITY ctroalatWa Ha SEI5ES5rEJI35i:S:Ka E FACING CRISIS (meter Carrier IWWrr Tk. DteXMl it lake cny. i as$r2ffis:-22cs5S?as$J22S3ffi2;J3C- Simulation of . t Lloyd George Declare Britain Cannot Pay Debt to United States Pittsburgh Plus 83 s$ 12 CZSJ 3 S2$ s! Tha --police had been tipped off to robbery. The men gave names aa Joseph Oster, 31 ot thistheir ettyad Joseph Dougherty. 33, aleetrio- th . By Intarnatlenal Ness Bervlee.) LONDON, July IT.' ft to Impos- Woman and Babe Are sible for Great Britain to accept any Swept Over Falla plan to pay tha British debt to th to In United State full, hut Britain (By International News Bervlee.) NIAGARA FALLS, n. T, July It. willtng to cancel tha debts owing to waa Alllee It Prase her th Associated anneunoed ) by M yeteryto d a (By rtpn nd jha kkatt-t- y after-noo- n commons thla houaa.ot tntha MADISON-WlisJulytAttorney ef a woman who, carrying a baby Premies by Uoyd George, General William J, Morgan today in la her arms waa swept to death ova letter to Harry AL Daugherty, attorBis Robert Horns, chancaBos of th er th American falls. had aaaeunoed in Th Woman, either fH or leaped la- -t ney general of th United State, urged British axoheaues, tha houu of acmmons last Friday that In dealing with th propoeed that th river from the main land shora British debt to the United 'The M0 feet above Goat island... ' merging ! tel p r4 d u cl n g corpora-tlon- 6taJ.es wax a aelemu.ebUgatlan.and Spectators who aaw her, claim that .... the attorney general take posi- would b mat" a bahy'a form waa plainly vtafhla. tive action against th Pittsburgh plus rid it--: Men Stealing Barrel practice, and aid tha nation to HANKEBa IN ' self of that evil. Alcohol Are Wounded PORTLAND, Ctoa, Juty 1T Begtw. I truat that tha time is not far distant whan th Pittsburgh plus evil sing today Port toad wee boat for three will b permanently eliminated, and If (By TntarnaOonal New Barvtoa.) days t 1.003 baakess fraot aU pang aid in to do can man, bringKansas city, July ifvTwo anything you f th eouatry, gaeambtod tot attend ing about that result, either to con- rolling out a barrel of alcohol from a nection with the propoeed steel merger warehouse they had broken Jno, were tho annual natloaa) eoavatvtlo 1 the fou Amartaan or otherwise, you will in my opinion hot and aartously wounded InatttuU of Ran.e atoi Bpeoial with aimed trains guns early police brought gun gf teg SSL gtoHosg gad delegateg day. System Demanded yu 7, a, of TT |
