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Show THE HERALD. Ls f faror on wffl confer rou will wtlfy TH E DAILY HERALD thl EIGHTH YEAR. NO. 41. Unsettled aittf Mole? to-- 'l night; showers northwest pee. tion; Wednesday fair. IflS IAD More Transcontinental Connections For Provo Si IB - PRICE TWO CENTS. irhlgolJiUJisuvJ lyJlf Editor Magee RIVER ' UTAH PROVO, UTAH. TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1923. Lire ,11 Ell! THE WEATHEB. Soon, Says Official u iriniirnn nil , IMHM in. mi ... ii " 11114' if ft I - ' ' I M ' the Western Pacific." & When if Rio asked the Denver national New Service. "The grandest playground in the ::::: Tlfc: Grande Western contemplated the United States, among the most a urge group of farmers and IS 45 FRANCISCO, Calif., July , use of the Moffat tunnel, Mr. Krech promitive forest to be found any their wives from the southern com By GEORGE R. HOLMES Everywhere today In- - San replied: where, 'is the manner In which or. tne munities came International were News Service evidences county of the pcisco "I should not be surprised if we John Raphael, supervisor of the Provo early this morning through Staff Correspondent. would. At ily abandoned plans for fete-Uintah national forest, designates present there li no one II SAN FRANCISCO, July 31. to negotiate with. The tunnel will on their way to the farmers' an II President Harding upon his ar-the Granddaddy lake region. . 'Jf whlch had been scheduled to take four years to build and it will nual roundup at the Agricultural Everything is in readiness Supervisor Raphael has just reat Logan. 11 here today for a battle to save a. at be six months after that time be college nu place turned from an inspection tour ot 4 AH of the farmers going from fore there Is a company with which the harbor the great fleet of the life of President Harding. the region with the purpose In Utah county gathered at Lehl this hant marine Tessels that had negotiations can be made. The re The president's condition is mind of setting aside one of the An auto caravan was morning. ered for a gala review this organization plan of the Denver & formed under the best portions of it for recreational grave. ' direction of J. F. WARREN U. kAltbIi!fl Rio Grande Western makes provi rnoon was quietly dispersing. purposes. With him on the trip Skinner of Spanish Fork who led Pneumonia, the dread foe sion tor the taking up of the Moffat were R. E. Gery, chief of lands for proceeded to wharfs and to all physicians where a paof the caravan to Logan. tunnel." The route via the tunnel Editor Cal C. Magee of the New the intermountain forestry district; Word from Lehi is to the effect tient's powers of resistance would reduce the Denver & Rio the smaller crafts took up Mexico State Tribune, has been F. S. Baker, in charge of public re that about 50 automobiles were in have been diminished, has Grande Western's that had been dropped to do distance between the caravan. About 200 the second time with al- lations; Dana Parkinson, super charged farmers developed in the president's Salt Lake and Denver about 137 r to the nation's chief execu- were present In the caravan, many leged criminal libel. He has visor of the Wasatch forest, and miles." . right lung and this is connation-wid- e attracted others having left Monday evening. attention Ranger Morgan Park of Kamas, all sidered the most alarming An engineer has been appointed all more than S00 vessels had of whom are enthusiastic equally through his editorial charges of County Agricultural Agent J. P. for the for the construction of Moffat single factor in his case. the wonderful pbled review, abouJUthe recreational Welch left for Logan Monday forecorrupt political gangs. A very great deal depends, tunnel, the bonds of the district noon to be facilities of the region which will pusands of school children present at a special 'were to have had a holiday to have been Sold in New York, and be opened to the public through his physicians said today, held there this morning. the president en masse at the bids will be let in a few days for meeting the new Provo river road. upon whether this inflammaL. L. Bunnell, president of the center upon his arrival, heard - "There are a hundred lakes construction, according to a state Utah tory condition of the lung can County Farm Bureau organiIcbool bell as usual this morn- ment made by Mr. Young. ' within a radius of five miles from be held in check. It is the left for zation, Logan Monday ! The Moffat tunnel when con- plans for dismissing classes the head of the proposed road," to be present at a meeting evening pneumonic condition, and not been will structed concluded as soon as shorien the transcon i Supervisor Raphael said. "There state farm bureau officials in the abdominal symptoms reerious nature of the presi-- ) tinental trip from New York to of are many mountain meadows, lodge Loean this morning. Illness became known, western coast sulting from ptomaine poisonthe) 178 miles. by pole pine and spruce are plentiful, Mr. Bunnell will also be In at id police regulations ' which ing, that held the Attention of Te tunnel, C.063 miles in, length, tendance while beautiful mountain peaks at the. Western Farm Bu- to have been wfil be the longest transportation i tower to an elevation as high as physicians enforced during throughout the fSoeclal in Th W.r.M tunnel in the United States and .cu . vuUic. cuv.cn uo ueiu ui me lerchant marine review today 13,000 feet night, on the eighth floor of w .ux-.,u.AMlTDir-AVCVDIT of one T.., the longest In the world. ding aircraft except that ct 'The road will go to Lake Tyrol, the Palace hotel. ol week at which some vital1 The eastern portal is 9190 feet in this one of the larger lakes. The lakes, ray or navy to fly over the Zane of 29, this is .Adams in -' buOxygen tanks were lined up to relative the city, farm problems r were extended to the elevation and 9100 feet at the west- reau which are at the head of the Provo city will be discussed. a &a,t LaKe nosprtar where his left in the presidential suite this organization ern portal. Chief of Police today. river, afford excellent trout, fish'The annual roundup at Logan root was amputated Monday as a morning for emersrencv use. n gave orders that Mr. Krech and party remained in ing. The nearest point to the during comes in a rathgr oaj time thin result 01 an automobile accident The placing of these life sav Provo just a ehort time and conitay of President Harding no a mile north of the Point of Granddaddy lakes region is about for the farmers in Utah coun-'abotanks m readiness is tinued their inspection trip to Sart year said twelve miles. except those in the govern- President Bunnell just the '.'Mountain early Monday morn- - ing ty," of the fears of the significant Lake service army, navy and air The wHl in City. "When take trip completed the road will hefora leaving for Lopan Mnndavi1"More than 25 delegates from the doctors. most of the lines of the Western would be permitted follow Beaver creek from Kamas to to fly With his Alva brother, Adams, evening. "Many of our farmers Provo chapters of the American the head of the The pneumonic symptoms apthe city. Pacific. creek; will drop are now cutting thtm- second crop Zane Adams was riding south on mnded (soldiers at Letterman Legion and the American Legion down the divide to the Provo sta'e road, shortly after 1 peared In, the last 24 hours. They e of hay while others again are were not there at 11 o'clock Monwho had looked Auxiliary will leave Wednesday river, and continue to the head of pi hospital ting their grain. For this reason Ii o'clock Monday morning when their day, the official bulletin frd to a visit from President stream. that The comwill signed by road be car collided with another automofor the state convention of the two am afraid the attendance from the five were gladdened by the attending the physicians, service this norm pelled by forestry na. driven will as not aslDlle coming by Utah county be tng large to be held in Price stating: that Mrs. Hardine organizations year from Beaver creek ranger sta it has been in previous years. Last Elmer Duncan, a salesman of the "There are no peritoneal sympPay them a visit Just as soon Thursday, Friday and Saturday of tion to Soapstone ranger station, Motor of Salt Lake company Taylor 300 we farmers almost had year .... fcw toms; the lungs are clear." ji a. distance of ten miles. This will Washburn uubuanas condition per-- this week. and City. Harrington from Utah County represented at The slight congestion of one a ner to leave The majority of the delegates leave about twelve miles of the his bedside. the roundup. This year there will Lavon Curtis, also of this city,. was noticeable to the experient word to the wounded vet- - will leave by automobiles Wedneslung ' were riding with the Ai'am brothforestry service's portion Uncom be about 200." enced eyes of the doctors seven The road has now been through Mayor James RolDh. day noon while the others will pleted. ers a in small bug. The first meeting of the roundup fiat it is the president's desire take the evening train for the con finished for a distance of three Zane .was seated on a spare seat hours later, and early this morning will be held this evening. The seshe visit them as his plates disclosed defin15 miles from the Beaver creek on the side of the car. In the colll-so- the personal vention city. Of the delegates sions will continue until Friday. Tri-clutentative. .... will represent the American Legion Zane's left leg was crushed itely the feared patches. It was "Summit county has started work and the others the auxiliary. at the ankle between the running then the oxygen tanks were moved PFERS NOVEL EXCUSE. The Provo delegates will be on the strip from Kamas to the boards of the two cars. The others into the room. The physicians :ar'e. vitally conheaded by Judge James B. Tucker, forest boundary, a distance of four The Provo of the present and the which will be discussed by one of HAS PRESCRIPTION escaped uninjured. cerned rational Xew. Service. today with building up the who is mentioned prominently as miles." .With Mr, Duncan were his wife Provo of the future will be in the Provo's newest citizens who has shattered strength for a RCESTER, Mass.. July 31. president's ear-olUiree-a candidate for the position as child. and Rob With at Hotel the limelight Friday the; been attracted here after studying this pneumonic in-- . F "nor. 'twas gas, not booze," fight against commanded American of the of a cut sustained erts. exception slight staje E DEDBLISS and of found considerfection various the Patrick cities the F. they Rocky Dowd, of No. 13 Legion lor the coming year. The occasion will be the regular pa by Mrs. Duncan from flying glass able satisfaction in the fact that P street, in district onnrt in Mountain when and the coast the The conventions of the two or THIRD VIOLENT Pacific was windshield of the shattered, meeting monthly 9 to a no one in the Duncan car was in- their patient was able during the charge of druhken- - ganizations will be unique in the Provo Chamber of Commerce, the region for some timie. long night to partake some nourfact that the national commanders jured. "Those attending the luncheon International News Service: Rotary and the Kiwanis clubs. The 31 ishment and to get an appreciable The jun naa a tooth extracted V of both organizations will be pres were Ohio, cars Both COLUMBUS, will be July the under direction wrecked, will come away more determined badly meeting DEATH IN FAMILY of the Rotary club whose musical than ever that "secret" is out. Frank V.: Ballou, the front wheels being torn off and amount of refreshing sleep. explained, "and when I ent and will be the principal the Is 'Provo Place'." ,J out ot the dentist's every sepakers at the respective sesThe president went to sleep Dr. M. C. Merrill, dean of the superintendent of schools, Wash- the front axle and springs of the director, Professor George Fitz- was hazy. Mavbe T nrnateil about midnight and early this comwill have the ; of sions. roy of applied acrences at the ington, D. C, came all the way to Adams Car being broken. charge college furbance, as the officer PLEASANT GROVE, July 31. Adams was rushed to the Salt morning was still sleeping, with . . avj Commander Alvin M. Owsley of munity singing and the musical en Young university will speak on Columbus from the nation's capital and told a local audience how to Lake City emergency hospital and 'the doctors and attendants moving uni remember." the American Legion arrived in Funeral,ni services were held In the tertainment of the luncheon. "Provo and Her Allies." asked who the dentist was Salt Lake One of the largest attendances "The Provo of Tomorrow," will 'pick a city school superintendent was later removed to the HolyjQuietly about the eighth floor City this morning from Pleasant1 Grove tabernacle Saturten declared he did nnt tnnw while Dr. Kate Waller Bar- - day afternoon for Arthur Lim who that has ever been out to one of be discussed for four minutes by out from a crowd. hospital where it was found 'ridors and ' hoping egainst hope Nevada, fid he was on Main street and rett, national president of the died as the result of an accident these Here's how it is done: that the morning examination luncheons will be T. H. Heal of the Provo Consoli necessary to amputate the foot. B'e sign in front of would reveal no extension ot the Pick on a man whose age aphis office. American Legion Auxiliary arrived in Casper, Wyo. Mr. Lim in diving present. dated Real Estate company. was continued. . SALVATION MEETING. The program has been arranged lung infection. In Ogden from the east this morn- in a public bathing pool at Casper, The main address of the luncheon pears to be between 37 and 50 was his head these him last1 and ask this mornstruck to Provo It questions: of Tuesday years reported idea early will O. with the H. will be delivered by selling Jackson, ing. Both commanders DENVER AND Much interest is manifest in the ing that Dr. Charles' Mayo of PROVO Provo on their way to the against the cement floor. His skull the Provo people according to Sec- president of the National Pump "Are you married? Have you from Do you bewas fractured. He died 10 hours retary E. S. Hinckley. meeting set for Wednesday even- Rochester, Minn., one of the most convention Wednesday. company, whose plant Is now under one to three children? v Denver. f!niA o to three organiza ing, when a special Salvation noted surgeons in the United later. professional , "Provo's state among long present standing construction on West Center street The first session of the Editor, Provo: The services were under the di the communities of the inter- Mr. Jackson has made a thorough tions? Are you an officer in one? Army speaker will deliver an ad- States, had been summoned to San conventions will be held at 2:30 r Sir: ThanVo tn 'Mti o'clock Thursday afternoon. In rection of the Third ward bishop mountain country will be held up study of the industrial conditions Do you belong to two fraternal or- dress on "Problems Confronting Francisco to stand by for a. possifrom hom in fnm n, Are you an officer in the Churches," in Pioneer park. ble operation should the need for ti. the morning an automobile parade ric. The musical numbers consist to the Provo business and profes - of the west and is perhaps more ganizations? a' Ten issues In t Do you read two daily newsThe Provo band will render a one develop as a result of the will be held-- , and in the evening ed of a duet, Ethel West and Ruby sional men," said Secretay Hinck- familiar with Provo's future indus one. four professional magazines select program during the fore pneumonic development Maurine Gammett; lay in announcing the program for town paper will cure the j ,f home trially than any other person, ac- papers) delegates will be the guests of Radmall; solo, maga- part of the meeting commencing of homesickness. Such a The president is considered by to Secretary Hinckley. Mr. and three club. Friday the violin solo, Alfred Swenson; solo, the luncheon. cording Price the Rotary aid war ta toon in of, .... his physicians to be temperamentat 730. .. "But" of. greater importance will Jackson's subject will be "The In- zines? Price Kiwanis club entertains the Stella Hantaan. Jens;P. Fugal is given i"iTt of one's answer If affirmative an seized Morten invocation and John'At-woo- d be Provo's the th future fered ally well fitted for a battle against ..'oppoMajor industrially. Provo." dustrial Development of community. delegates. 9 to each of these questions the man rtunity' .'at the close of last. Sunday's pneumonia, but less welt adapted Daily Herald had' thA the benediction. The speakof the new officers election The ' " of NEW COAL MAN. Is a city school i "SUCKER LIST" STAYS. , superintendent. concert of announcing it to the as- from a purely physical standpoint being the only daily will be at the closing session Satur ers were W. L. Hayes, Bishop A new coaj man, a real coal man Superintendent Ballou said this sembled crowd', which received it The drainage of his resistive S. Christiansen and Nells International News Seuv.ce. wavered at our central Martin day afternoon. other than the Dor, AKRON, O , July 31. "The slick- - r witli lots of coal colored hair, has method of identification was dis- with hand clapping and horn honki- powers by the long days and nights Fugal. P,f &i reof constant travel and exertion on ngMr, Lim was born in Pleasant er will get you If you don't watch arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. covered in connection with that possibly 30 f.r nsi,lering out by Heber Rupper. sent is the O. cent Dr. will He Hansen K. survey. ve oeen out," leaves his history-makinwarning 37 trip has 'been ago. preside Grove years TABERNACLE CHOIR. - vyurse orRepresented here The new arrival hais already de- over the meeting and will make ah j pronounced, and in the final analy-two-- sisters. He the Akron Better Business associa- and brothers three provo 8tudyj OPERATION SUCCESSFUL. address ' of welcome to Colonel sis, they say, it is the capacity to been at Casper, Wyo., in the oil tion this Week. Investigation by clared 'on oath that he will never! highly compli- During the month of August had WiTT remarVo the that Mrs! but Lacy1 H. Farhsworth, who Turner unburn commission shown bf San Francisco, has Canyon was the the resist disease that determines batHe Spring anything some time. lields for will be no rehearsals of there ' .. . underwent an operation at the speaker of the evening, " Colorad "sucker list" is never destroyed,) coal.' tles of this cha"facter. . married. choir. the Utah stake tabernacle is only after years of refusal';'; Mother and son re getting alon? L. I). S. hospital in Salt ,, Lake Salvationists will the and be it Salt .Lake violent great deatn president's L third Ordinarily, the 'is This J. R. BOSHARD. rSrtav otolarynEOlogy win to bite the second time that names fine, afid the Tather is still able to Monday last, ig reported jas- recov- present 'to,' render vocal and instru natural strength and vigor could be Director: that has happened in this family in (Continued on Page Four.) mental numbers. the past two years. DRi L. C. POTTER. 0 -- f : DELEGATES PIE Provo may be on another trans continental route if the reorganiza tion plans of the Denver ft Rio Grande Western railroad matures, according to Alvin Krech of New York, chairman of the board of directors of the railroad company, who with Joseph H. Young, receiver of the company, and other railroad officials came through Provo Monday evening on a spe cial from Grand Junction, Colo. to the present re According organization plans, the control of the Denver & Rio Grande Western will rest equally with the Burlington Route and the Western Pacific. The Burlington connects with the & R. G. W. at Pueblo, Colo. When asked concerning the re organization plan Mr. Krech said: "The time for deposit of securi ties expires tomorrow night and a very substantial majority ot them have already been received. The plan will be successful and I see no reason why it should not go through as scheduled. "There will be no extensions at present in either, southwestern Colorado or southeastern Utah,"! Mr. Krech said when asked About possible extensions by the Denver & Rio Grande Western. His answer included a question as to an exten sion from Marysvale south to Zion national park for the purpose ol, expanding the scenic territory of the road. "There is nothing sensational in my visit here," Mr. Krech said. "I am simply on an ordinary, workaday trip of inspection over the Denver & Rio Grande Western and 4 " v 1 " LOSES I I: FOOT mm umuuii I : I I I - i cut-jth- Provo to be Sold to Provo Citizens at b Meeting f y n y I d HRW IS tri-clu- b '! li ; j I i . cor-Cro- ss tri-clu- b 1 i 1 it i i t pass-throug- i vuh j a. , f g j The Herald's circulation is the largest of any newspaper south of Salt Lake City. ! |