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Show 1'JiOVO, UTAH, TUESDAY, MARCH 1. 1921. MOSIDA land v COMPANY SUED FOR . LEGION BASKETEERS FRUIT YOUNG MAN IS TRYING FOR CHANCE at $26,354 o serial life insurance fOMPANY SEEKS TO RECOVER Th American Legion basketball team 'of this city Is planning on leaving Provo for Kansas City next Friday evening to play in the National Amateur Athletic tournament, and the boys are now engaged in promoting a number of entertainments and with special features that will give them November 10, 1918, together sufficient money to make the trip. 12,900 attorneys fees alleged to be It Is reported that the Provo Ath' tee oa a promissory note. In a of action the plaintiff letic association will contribute liberally toward the expenses, and a to recover $8,975 and 397 fees, together with costs of benefit basketball game between the B. Y. U. and the Legion players will eoart. also alleged to he due on a take place tonight in the Y gympromissory note. The plaintiff in the nasium. This game promises to be action prays for the usual decree for onp of the fastest played in the local tk sale of certain real estate known gymnasium during the entire season. as securiMosida given project H tbs Thursday evening a dance will be , ty on these notes. given In Armory hall, and not In the high school as previously announced. MET. COMMISSIONERS This was made possible through the Milan courtesy of Capt. J. B. Tucker acting R. Straw County Attorney to the on behalf of the state who donated presented a communication the ball for this occasion, in which county commissioners in session here the public is invited. yesterday advising them that certain Committees are hard at work and are in the county infirmary patients the Provo Commercial, Rotary and Mag cared for at the expense of the t Elks clubs are all contributing to the eouty while their . immediate relatives are able to bear this expense. fund in order that the boys may be Tbs matter will be investigated by able to make the trip. It is believed that the team select' the board. stand an excellent C, W. Johnson . of " Mansonola, ed to go Will of . more chance to win the world's championColo., presented a claim1 1 400 for the burial of an uni- ship as they have been working hard throughout the entire season and are dentified man who committee near Payson last December. . At now In the pink of condition. ' The names of the men the time of the mans death he was making the tkoaght to have been the son of Mr. trip will be announced in the next Johnson, but later Mr. Johnsons son Issue of the Post. It that the citizens of returned to his home, and the father bow seeks to recover expenses he was Provo will support the boys and see the unidentified that they are givtn an opportunity to pst to in bunring City to play for the body. His claim was referred to the go to Kansas worlds basketball championship. county attorney for investigation. The claim of Ben E. Argyle for salary for the year 1920 as county Local Man Insurveyor vs rejected by the comsec-cau- se 4 dp vents Cattle Guard Swinging Gate mission. UNIQUE CONTEST. 0. W. Carlson of the Meredith Cycle company, this city, ia conductiWalter Cox of this city has Inventng a unique mileage guessing con-tts- t, ed a cattle guard swinging gate for Mr. Carlson has a bicycle runn- railroads, which, according to Mr. ing oa electrically driven rollers, Cox, has already attracted wide atMr. thick Is rue for two hours each day tention among railroad men, tor a period of fifteen - days. The Invention;. is . operated by bleyde is equipped with a mileage means of a lever," which is operated a register and the person guessing the by the appraching train in such nearest to the number of miles the manner as to lower the gate below vheel travels during the. period will the surface of the rails while the be given a prise. There - are ' five train passees over and automatically prizes offered as follows: First, ohe rises after the train has gone by. Mr. !r of tires valued at.112; second, Cox states that railroad men generelectric bicycle lamp valued at 4.50 ally believe that his invention will third, bicycle saddle, valued at be in universal demand when it )s H.50; fourth, luggage carrier; fifth, perfected, as the present cattle Tclometer. The contest will end guards are not satisfactory. kirch 12, when the prizes will be Mr. Cox has already gained quite warded. a Jeputatlon as an inventor and he has a patent on a casement window HAD NARROW ESCAPE, adjuster which has proved to be While driving an automobile from very successful and more than six Salt Lake City -- Sunday evening Mr. hundred are already in use in Prpvo nd Mrs. H. W. Gease of this city and the other neighboring towns. Mrrowly escaped Injury, at d point war Sandy, when another car driven FARM BUREAU TO MEET. tors William Jared collided with reported car driven by Mr. Gease was on the mng side oi the street. This, howMr. Gease denies, and declares ler, that the car that ran Into his was attempting to pass another northbound car when the accident occurred. The tv northbound cars jwtsged, but Mr. 0t broken. were bhdly Cease's car was The Provo Farm Bureau will meet Frithe district court room nextwhich 8 at at oclock, day evening time a full explanation of the beet schedule will be made. Other important matters will come before the meeting, among which Is the purchasing of twine. The membership committee is asked to be .present with a report. ' in - FINED 50. was Ludwig Krauss of Payson fined 50 in Judge. James B. Tuck Brower and L. A. Peterson, eris court Friday on a charge of sellal distributors of the Studebaker ing intoxicating liquor. The fine Mr announce that they have now was paid and Krauss was released. nred a permanent home for their the Anderson Garage at CHARGED WITH GAMBLING. v.est c'nler street, where they C. Moore, E. Ring and M. Riceo meet their friends and customers. were arraigned before Judge James B...Tueker today charged with to tne pleaded not guilty Bet Tby Bazaar : for of trial was date and charge 10 at oclJ-TheiMarch 7, Monday, Open bonds were fixed at which they were unable to give this accordingly j morning, and they were of tW rteriff. .readiness for tbs given into the custody isJn r ttn1 81 to be conducted The men were arrested at Dividend br , omen of the Manavu ward last Saturday. .? l, f,h warl meeting house f aMnesdayand Thursday of this Champion o'clock . aff?,r open at three ; Visits and afternoon, tier fen, v0rrow be ?n aale many useful and Town Home Uhuart,c,e8 of waring apparel idit. Vfor' the" older folks &nd children, Jack Dempsey, world champion shakBings that will be of- - boxer, was in Provo Saturdayof his toriwi friends old with hands 'aa8ifiAbe.aut,fal Wilts, the variety ing Mr. Dempsey ,f Wilts for the bedroom, early boyhood days. lailtx car of th w.v0T ta camper and quilts for was driving a big Marmon was accomhe crlh- and color and beautiful primrose Mny efni t cy Bousehoid articles will panied by his mother and Miss Elsie on . , t very reasonable prices. Johnson. It is rumored that Mies a handsome diaBirhJnent consisting of Ice Johnson is wearing to. her. by.tbe world and Piet will be on salt mond presented eacti .7, Mr. Dempsey stopped on !Inc?n anl at oclock Wed champion. b long enough to meetbea i.i,!en!ng a fine lnncheon will Center street oldrlends and of his of a,er number blch a splendid !re with a number w111 b given. There was photographed -. "I hundred prizes and Provo citizens. Wts expressed The former Provonlan some Lsb Bond for the kiddies ad enol time ,,Mman is assured his a desire to come to Provo noser". hours vTT orth. when he could spend a fewdeclared pfovi,'n.er different wards In here with his friends, butso occupied re invited to attend that his time had been for him to cordially hi, v aar the i proceeds of which that it Is not uncommon wee small wer for the benefit be found at work, in the thVorned ew Manavu the of night. hours meeting house. , , b "J. gam-blin- c. to at Fifth r Ward Tomorrow World Friends , in b rut CELEBRATES 16TH AT ACTION OF U, OF U. CERT ENJOYED BY URGE AUDIENCE ANNIVERSARY session of local interesting CLUB HELD AT ROBERTS large floor FEATURES TO EVENINGS MANY SPLENDID CON-TRIBU- ENTERTAINMENT. HOTEL FRIDAY. Citizens of Provo and. students of The members of the jprovo Rotary The first performance of the Prove Fred 'Blackburn Robison, 17 years are club met at tbe Hotel Roberta last Band's musical review took of age, son of Mrs. Sarah. Blackburn the B. Y. U. more especially place astonished at the decfslon of the 172 West Fifth South Robison, of Utahto the effect that Friday evening to commemorate the the Columbia theater lasdgh; University street, Salt Lake City, was Instantly the big championship basketball sixteenth Rotary anniversary. Pres. house was well piled wl(h pi' appre- -' killed, and Leo Dowty, 31 years of game next Friday night willfcot be Preston G. Peterson, acted as toast- dative audience that rpdndly apage, 518 South First West street, held in the Deseret gymnasium, master, and there were about fifty plauded the differeirirttds of the was severly injured whn the auto where all but two of the games dur- members and guests a, the banquet in which they were riding overturned evening. table. Bhort a business been the last twelve years have Following at 11 oclock Saturday morning. The ing That the Prqvo Band is a musical held. Instead, the imppHant contest session the meeting was turned over accident occurred at Pleasant Grove 1r scheduled on the hill to the program committee of which organization Of exceptional ability to take place on the state road. .The car left the in the U gymnasium, where both Walter P, Whitehead was chaiirman. was againdomonHt rated to the satiscement roadbed and crashed into a street car service An Salt Lake and Ferrie s Madsen entertained those faction and delight of everyone prestelephone pole .although moving, ac- the seating capacity of the gymna- present with a number of vocal sel ent, nd if there was anything In the cording to Dowty, not more than sium will m&kit impossible for the ections, aftci which a patrol of Boy early part of the program that : fifteen miles per hour. large crowd of Provo rooters to get Scouts from troop 10 under the di- might have appeared - with rough Young Robisons skull was frac- to the. battik andcheer for their rection of Scoutmaster Harry Butleri edges it was entirely forgotten before tured and his neck and both arms team. gave a fine demonstration in firsUkld the band had finished Tobanls beaubroken. He died within a few mo- Each Hundreds of B. Y. U. supporters work. The following BoyScouts tiful "Hungarian Fantasia. ments. Mr. Dowtys injuries consist Wbo now reside in Salt . Lake City participated in the pxbibtioii, which number of the band concert was reof a badly cut left eye, a broken have been forward to the included the proper application of ceived with enthusiasm. Especially is collar bone, lacerations of the left . game FTidaylooking with considerable bandages, splinting broken limbs and this true of the cornet trio comprised night ear and several bruises on the left interest and would crowd the Deseret the making Of an improvised stretch- of Messrs. Stelneckert, Robinson and side of his face. gymnasium as they have done ip the er out of blouses' Paul Keeler, Wen- Stubbs, who gave a splendid rendiThe injured man and the body of. past; but they will not take a dell Saxey, Andrew Terry, Thornton tion of Victor Herberts The Three the youth were removed at once to chance on accommodations Snow, Paul'Warnick, Horace Cran- Solitaires. Rossinis overture, WilAmerican Fork, where Dowty was in the U getting was also one of the treats x which will dall, Howard Young and De Alton liam Tell gymnasium, treatment by Dr. J. not seat one-ha- lf given first-ai- d the students of the Partridge. This work on the part of of the evening, as was Mr. Steln-ecker- ts F. Noyes and an inquest was held University of Utah. Protests from thehoys was received with enthusrendition of Meyrellea a cornet solo with band upon the body of Robison. Examine- - all sides have gone into the athletic iasm by the spectators who were detion disclosed that the boys neck management of the U. of U. against lighted with the manner in which accompaniment. The grand concert, was broken, his skull fractured, both having the game on the hill. Jha scouts carried out their part of the opened with Joyce's 71st Regiment arms broken and internal injuries in- Rotary club, Commercial club and program. March, by Boyer, and the -- grand flicted. Deputy ShrifLE. EL Price other organizations in Prove City The Fighting Allies, by Eugene - L. Roberts - was called finale, of Salt Lake and WD. Stewart of have had representatives telephone upon to make a report onthe new ar- Lake, was enhanced by an effective American Fork were witnesses of into Salt Lake with thefequest that rival in' his family, and in his char- tableau scene with a drop whereta the accident. Sheriff Boyd, Deputy the Deseret gymnasium be used for acteristic manner Mr. Roberts set the American flag was beautifully Karl Boshardr. County Attorney the championshipmatcE; but these bis fellow Rotarians in a good mood. displayed while the hand played the Milan Straw ajid Judge Tucker of appeals have thus far fell upon deaf J. B. Tucker gave some interest- national anthem. thia city were notified and made the ears. The dancing act entitled Red ing historical tacts and told of the official, investigation. Frolics, was a distinct suc, There appears to be but one rea- growth and development of Rotary. Peppers son forlhis decision and that is that He stated that Rotary principal was cess. - The dolo dancers, Venice MARRIED FOLKS DANCE AT Florence Jepperson, little the $tate institution ls afflicted with founded 2000 years ago, at a time THIRD WARD THURSDAY a species of shell shock and is rather when the golden rule took the place Teas Childs and Frank Ramsey nervous over the outcome of the of an eye for an eye and a tooth for showed exceptional ability. Little The married folks of the Third battle. With the game scheduled on a tooth method of doing-thingTees was. especially attractive, and ward will give the eleventh dance of the large floor of the Deseret gymWalter P. Whitehead spoke on the it is seldom one sees a child of such the series of thirteen in the Third nasium and with an enthusiastic work of tbe international headquar- tender years so at home in the glare ward gym next Thursday evening. crowd of Provo supporters cheering ters of the Rotary club, and pointed of the footlights. Her dancing was A cordial invitation is extended to the B. Y IL boys, it is a good' safe to the work of that office, which,, beatiful, and she .went through her the married people of Provo. bet that the Y would land the be stated, has many departments do- part on the program with the ease of coveted pennant. Since nearly every ing efficient work. - He referred a professional. The Misses- JepperBUYS BEAUTIFUL HOME. other game between these two especially . to the boys work depart- son also showed exceptional ability schools in the past has taken place ment and said that a few of the as dancers. Mls Venice la a scarf Dr. M. A. Conant has sold his home in the Deseret gymnasium, it is clear things that, are being done In this dance and Miss Florence In a toe on East Fourth South street to Earl that the beginning to think department are providing surgical dance were especially graceful. Mr, Duke and purchased the home for- more of the actual outcome oI their treatment ami artificial limbs for Ramsey gave life to the art and his merly owned by John Lierley, 467 athletic contests than they do of the crippled - children i establishing den song, How Can I Marry One Little East: Second North 4 The Lierleys financial returns - and the college tal and health 'clinic, founding Girl,, with the chorus, waa a pleas- -' will make their, home ih Salt Lake spirit and enthusiasm engendered at boys clubs and. hotels ior- - warkln ing feature of the set. - Much credit the City, the gamer boysj- iJO'mssUor delinquent boys; is due Miss Venice Jepperson for entire which. the manner-isubsplendid and by private providing public with the large chorus of girls, scriptions or action ef public author- act, PIONEER WOMAN IMPRESSIVE SERities for gymnasiums, playgrounds, waa presented.. It was little short of throughathletic fields, swimming pools, and the work of professional " "V 7 summer camps; encouraging thrift; out. LAID TO FINAL REST! - The. VICES HELD FOR dancing act sad hhe concert promoting good reading, and inspirwere lnterluded by the appearance of a to and ing acquire aiding boys ' , the FrolBland quartet, comprised of education. DIED HERE SUNDAY MRS. N. MILLETT good ' Three new members were admit- Chris Froisland, Bruce lldwn, Fred ted to tlje club, Roy Boren, Robert Clark and Lamar ' Johnson. - They of Rachael Cathern Ferre, widow Funeral services for Nancy Jane Moorefield, and .Thomas Ashton, sang with splendid effect, A LI Hie 1 Roswell Chapin Ferre, died at the Miliett, who died at her home on each of whom made a short address Birch Canoe and You," and Massas home of her daughter, Mrs. Jose- Proo Bench last Wednesday, were expressing, tbefr pleasure at being In the Cold, Cold 'Ground. 'In the phine S. Snow. Sunday night of a held in the Sharon ward meeting priviliged to affiliate with an organ- last named number' William Knud-se- n complication of diseases Incident to house Sunday with a large congrega- ization of such merit. sang the solo part, and - he-w- aa advanced age. Mrs. Ferre is sur- tion of sympathizing relatives and by the quartet imitating accompanied vived by five sons, Alva Alonza Ferre friends in attendance. Samuel Cord-nthe banjo. RUN DOWN BY CAR. of Gunnison, Roswell, James Henry, .of the vrard bishopric presided The entertainment opened with a D. W. Patten of Provo Bench met William and Warren Ferre, all of and the opening prayer was offered with a strlous accident Sunday even- minstrel act withRObert Sward in Provo, and one daughter, Mrs. Jose- by Cider William McCullough, fol ing while walking along the pave- the chair as theinteriocutor, and lowing the choir singing Who Are ment on the state toad near the L. B. Cluff, Afch Peterson, Sam phine S. Snow. A bioMrs. Ferre was horn in Caroline, T Lose Arrayed in White. Spencer school house. Mr. Patten Robinson and Earl Fort as end men. New York state, November 16, 1831. graphical sketch was rekd by Eider was knocked to the -- pavement and The soloists were William Knudsen, When she was but a child she Joined John A. Yance, folio ing which be sustained a bad cut on bis head over Chris Froisland,- - L. B. Cluff and the church and with her parents en- read an original poem. The speakHe ,ns pckrt tip and Bruce Haws, who wre well rehp rich dured many of the hardships the ers were Bishop A. L. Cnllimore of brought to Provo for medical C. E. Clark gave a special atten- ceived. saints went through during her child- Llndon, Charles E. ' Crandall, Ken- tion, and it was found that he sus- dancing act at the conclusion of hood days. She was in Missouri at neth McEwan. Elliott- - A. Newell, tained a cut over his right ear which which he was heartily applauded, Samuel. Corclne'. repaired 3 5 to 20 stitches to r?03?s. . tltogether the entertainment was the time of the H. Anns Mill massa- David Thorne j-nthe serVes a quarte sanr cre, and was at Shoal creek when a Di,-nThe accident happened when a oronounred a huge success. It will Sometime Well Understand, anl mob fired cannon balls st the Latter car with a spotlight was ap- be repeated this evening. went ' from the choir sang Though Deepning larye another car driven by W. day Saintsjbere. She Then proaching to Ohio Trims Throng Your Way and E. Losee of this iity. The light ob JGNEB-BURN- S Missouri to Illinois and ' -- Jep-pers- on, s. - IT-Iji-s -- n't: J. er d g -- STl DEBAKER LOCATED. Bride-elect- ," MOBILE ACCIDENT , Icom-pUT- by ASTONISHED PROVO BAND CON- . ' .k Tie Beneficial Life,Jnsurance corporation of' Salt ' Lake ntTitg (lied a suit In the district LJtl against the Mosida Fruit ESi company 'and' B. F. Redman, nearer, to recover $20,000 with Interest at 12 per cent per annnm from theirs, with the result that Mrs. Jared was rendered unconscious and Mdly cut. It was that the ROTARY CLUB WOULD PLAV , AT NATIONAL FRED B. ROBISON OF SALT LAKE AFRAID TO MEET Y TEAM ON A. A. U. TOURNAMENT IF MET DEATH WHEN CAR HIT ls suspicion FUNDS AVAILABLE. POLE SATURDAY. OF LOCAL FANIS. LARGE SUM OF MONEY. sui-ci- LOCAL SCHOOL . KILLED IN AUTO- championship; ESTABLISIIED1910: MEET-THURSD- witk her father, and daring her life here she took much pleasure In relating the harrowing experiences the (amliy went through during her girlhood days, when her father was obliged to hide in cornfields and hollow logs to protect hjmself against - the infuriated mobs who assembled to attack the Mormons. Her father died in Nauvoo from exthe posure durifif thffperBecutioir of was Smith saints, at the time Joseph Mrs. Ferre killed in Carthage jail. . was personally acquaipted with the prophet Joseph and saw his body after he had been killed. In 1852, Mrs. Ferre crossed the From Afar a Humble Knell.-Th- e ber.cdict'on was offered h Parks, and the dedicatory prayer waB by Elder Samuel Cordner. Nancy Jane Beal, tbe eighth child of William Beal and Clarissa Allen, was one of a famly of eleven Elde-Dav- id -- 1846, at Portsmouth, Ohio. Her mother died when Nancy was four also years of ager leaving twins.-wh- o died in- Ohio, While migrating to Utah in' the year 1852 she, with her father, brothers and sisters.buried a brother on the plains. She went through the early hardships and trials incident to pioneer life while ks company. Soon after their ar and grasshoppers, and among other rival in Utah they settled in Provo hardships was forced to dig and eat and had lived here ever since. Mrs. nettles and sego roots to help make Saint out a scanty livelihood. Ferre was a faithful Latter-da- y She married Artemns Miliett In and did much in building up ' this the St. George temple, October 4, community. Funeral services were held in the 1864. After their marriage they Fifth ward chapel today with J. took an active part In "the Black - Mr.-Patte- pected." MISSION AT THE CATHOLIC CHURCH - pTsrasRrTerhfflsbsvtarihfBirrbfttjrtthisihiefffiofiManrTegToirwarbeinff and her mother, In Captain Hand-coc- settled. She helped fight the crickets Elmer Jacobsen - of the bishopric presiding. Music was furnished by thh Boshard brothers and Johnson sisters. The opening prayer was offered by Patriarch A. D. Clark, and the speakers were Don W. Conover, 8. S. Jones, and Bishop John Giles, tothu andpald ' splendid tributes sterling character and told ofthe the pioneer work aecompliBhed''by late Mrs. Ferre, Bishop Albert Mabey pronounced the benediction. Many beautiful floral offerings showed the was held high esteem in whichher.she The Interby those who knew ment took place in the city cemetery. scured the vlewrand MrrLoseedld not see accompanied by his wife. walklng along the edge of the pavement until the car hit him and knocked him to the pavement. It is reported today that Mr. Patten is recovering as well as can be ex- Hawk Indian war and they were instrumental in building up the southern part of this state and Nevada. She was the mother of twelve children, eleven of whom survive her. She was honored with 58 grandchildren, 52 of whom are now living, . and seven aiAMFCLARK"XEAKDEATH. Washington, March 1. The condition of Champ Clark was described as "extremely serious at his apartment here today. Friends in congress said the former speaker might not live through thq day. Clark has experienced alternate MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED. rallies and sinking spells. Yesterday A marriage license has been issued .he was reported better, but his con-t- o Richard Bandley and Mary Rus- -' ditlon took a turft for The wqrse last night. sell, both of this city. , Horry Jones and Cyclone Burns a finish wrestling match , in the armory hall next Thursday A number of good preevening. liminaries have been arranged for and the ringside devotees are promised a genuine treat. will meet in Glet Club Gives Splendid Concert Provo Wards Next Sunday, March 6, at the in 10:30 mass, Rev. Father Fitzgerald, a Jesuit father of San Francisco, will open a week's mission at the Catholic The Brigham' Young university church. Male Glee club under the direction of "Th eln stfuctloB ftBra6V5troiI&I MIss Florence Jepperson gave a very exercises will take place every even- successful concert in the Third ward ing at 8 oclock. Friday evening with more than 169 The mission ls intended primarily in attendance. The entire club sang, for the spiritual welfare of tbe mem- ten numbers and solos were ren- bers of the Catholic church of Provo, dered by Messrs. Carl Christensen and all are earnestly requested to and Richard Condie. The Christenavail themselveS-O- f this rare oppor- sen sisters sang two duets, which ' were well recelvedThe concert was. tunity, of Provo who interspersed The with recitations by might desire to know something Merrill Clay son and Mathias Tanner. about the teachings and practices of This organization will give a series the Catholic church must feel that of concerts in the wards of Provo they are entirely welcome, and they preparatory to taking n tour in other can .rest assured that the eloquent towns of the state. The next conJesuit missionary will expound the cert will be given Wednesday evenCatholic view of religion In a manner ing in the Pioneer ward-- meeting " which will not be offensive to any- house.' -- i cs one. These evenlngf't'sefvlce8 are Entirely free; no charges or collections whatever are made. SUBSCRIBED TO RELIEF FUND.; William McCoard of the Commun- DIED SUDDENLY IN IDAHO. Mrs. Hannah J.1 Cardell received word yesterday morning that her husband, John B. Cardell, had died suddenly on a train leaving Pocatello, Idaho, for a nearby Jown. Mr. Cardell was about 50 yean of age and leaver his widow and two children. The body will be brought here for burial. Mr. Cardell was employed by the Nelson Ricks Creamery ity (Congregational) church states that that church has just sent $47.67 to the China Famine Rdlief committee In New York. Thirty dollars of that amount was" subscribed by the Sunday school of that church and $10.67 by the church. company. |