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Show THE DAILY HERALD Circulation Today 4JD00 THE WEATHE5 I'TAH Fair southwrat I'nset-tie- d north mm! mu4 portion tonight and probably Thursday. THE HERALD NOW GOES TO ALL FORMER SUBSCRIBERS TO THE PROVO POST NO. 253. rv.F.ir.HTH YEAR. PROVO, UTAH. WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1924. Fete T7 PRICE TWO CENTS n Of Irani Amid Sitee Id.. On fteel Day By Official. LL V Yl - J- 11 gsaoooxoo TOBESPOT EOT WARSHIPS FOREWARNED IS FOREARMED RED CROSS HAS r.rZZm fgy OPENED WATER :" MAYOR TALKS SCII00LINP00L CITY PLANNING Leaders to Swimming and Life Saving Classes Started Today in ueepue rro-tesProTO High Pool. of British. Administration JEkvate uuns 5AVAL SECRETARY Efcht Are Springville Kiwanis , Advocate Plan. PROF. C S. LEAF TO BE RED CROSS INSTRUCTOR URGES DEFINITE PLAN FOR CITY TO WORK TO ado On Steel Day, Report Says j Everything was in readiness for the opening classes of the Red Correspondent Cross swimming and life saving campaign, which Will be conducted WASHINGTON, May 28. The for two weeks In the Provo high United State government Is prep- school swimming pool The courses to the elevation of opened today and will continue each Insist that ared day, except Saturday and Sunday, the guns on American capital sr' and including Tuesday, June 10. to increase their firing, range ;. FroE. C. S. Leaf, national ln- not constitute a violation of the Htrilrtfnr anil oxqmlnor fnr tha TieA ' It was Crass ike saving division, will perWashington naval treaty sonally conduct the classes, accord learned today following a conference ing to Dr. L. C. Potter, chairman betHouse last night it the White of the Utah county organization of ween President Coolidge and the Red Cross. Professor Leaf needs no introduction to the Utahns, naval leaders. said Dr. Potter. He is a master of Bach a position la In conflict with the swimming art and is recognized the view of the British government as such nationally. The course of Instruction is pro ud contrary to the stand taken by vided by the local chapter of the the late President Harding who Red Cross and is entirely free to forced congress to recall an appropall. There will be a charge riation of $6,600,000 for this purp- for pool admission for the morning ose. 15 cents in the afternoon, It was also decided to go ahead classes, cents and 25 for the evening classes In congress with legislation setting by special arrangements with the aside funds and authorizing the conboard of education. , battle-ship- s version of . four American The enrollment cards are now from coal to oil burners, altand may be secured at the hough the British prime minister readyschool. Care should be taken le bii,h hai declared in the house of in filling ont your cards. See that celebration. la the best thing for all of us in a that these Improvements get ine right ' eolofT""Speclal group capacity. It Is wrong for another violation of the yen Elaborate arrangement has been made to care for this colored cards for boys, girls and cities to attempt to grew without treaty. number of sightseers, Provo and Springville combining Chil are available. folk married The condition of the navy was out growing to some definite plan," he large dren under 18 must have their "a city should if it is on the program, a dual affair, diviued impartially between the lined to the president at last night continued, cards signed by their parents before ' ever to amount to anything, have a two cities. . conference, by Secretary Wilbur who returned. being to. work to definite plan or great nia that the naval ratio instead Sprlngville's Steel Day program The following schedule has been We should have our factory dis while not entirely completed already for Great Britain, the being assures the visitor plenty of enter tricts, our residence districts, our United States navy and Japan res- arranged: SATURDAY, JUNE 7. Morning classes 10 to 11 o clock, railroad districts, garage districts, and Provo at Steel tainment. Utah Some of Day, pectively, was now 11 to to ; 12 10 12, boys years our airplane landing districts, as the members of the house put the girls There'll be a free barbecue all Springville, Saturday, June, 7, 10 to 12 years. weU as our and playgrounds," when the greatest industrial parks figures even lower than did Wilbur, day long, at City Park and In the Afternoon classes 2 to 3, girls 12 he said. same park tberell be a strawberry event in the history of this state malnatlning that a ratio of to 16 years; 3 to 4, boys 12 to 16 "I will be very much surprised If will be celebrated by thirty festival going all day and evening. with the United States at the two i years, now 10 from in years Springville thousand people. Mark the data A continuous program of entertain-meratio would be nearer correct Bicknell Young, C. S. B., a member of the Board of Lec does Evening classes 6 to 7, girls 16 Jack Curtis Badly Burned by not have more than ten thousdown now on your visiting calenwill be staged at the park. The original decision to raise the and over; 7 to 8, boys 16 and over; on Live Wire Strawberry In the afternoon at 5:30 a ball tureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, and population. And what kind of dar and plan now to come. guns on American warships was 8 to 9 and 9 to 10, married folk. la Springville to be when it ama between SDrlnarrllle and Ha. Line Pole. Passed by congress more than a year Scientist, in Boston, Mass., now of Chicago, ID., but formerly citybecome The swimming pool will be re ten times as large aa ber will give the fans a coupfo hours ago and the bill signed by President a resident of Salt Lake City, delivered a lecture on Christian has served for classes only and no perit is today, these are things that of sport Harding after the state and naval son will be Jack Curtis, 633 E. Second South, Science, entitled, "God, the One Infinite Mind." permitted in the pool for should be decided and planned now." And the visitor win get plenty or departments had Informed the naval camthe & lineman swimming during for the Utah Power Light Mr. Young's lecture was under the auspices of First and Things that come in the scope of T.IRS. attain committee of the senate that public dancing, at Glengarry, Reynolds company, was badly Injured and of Salt Lake City, and city planning aa suggested by Mr. Han and? Opera Hons. Tno Stat? ran elevation already bad been eff- paign. Junior ana senior me saving ana narrowly escaped deaht by electro Second Churches of Christ, Scientist, Neslen are: water supply, sewerage theater will have matinee and even ected by the British. Audi in audience the and attentive a was attended to be will by large given swimming badges '' cution on the Strawberry power line system, straight and uniform streets. The British government denied those ing performances. tests passing the required His arm and shoulder torium, Salt Lake City. located, au Its wool west with Sunday. parka properly play The wild that the gun elevation had taken instruction. during the course of been introduced by Mr. Frank B. Stephens, grounds, transportation facilities, After havinr were burned when 6600 volts of to and Spring Provo be will Place. Hughes brought his regret expressed local attorney, Mr. Young made the following drainage problems, the smoke prob ville for Steel Day June 7. A her and asked the electricity shot through his body a well-knopresident to have the while live lem, beautifying, perking, planting Widow of wires remarks: lying against the N. Hinckley of wild horses, wild cattle and wild appropriation recalled. of trees, developing of the canyons at the top of the pole. er men are coming in ror tne ateea The fight to gejt authorisation fort LaKt . Dies in moat salt In the "We lire Interesting for park purposes and art culture Cfcarles H. Johnson, 719 N. First Day celebration in order that tne improving tne navys fighting eqnip-awto not of this 90. yourScience, at only de and music aa a part of the city Age East, was about to climb the pole age in human history. Many things selves was renewed by Secretary Wilman to but all Individually when be heard the report and saw are happening hourly, any one of velopment A city can grow no larg bur as soon as he took office and he (Continued on Page Four.) Mrs. Adelaide N. Hinckley, widow the flash, as Curtis' body fell from which In former times would have kind, it ia necessary to extend er than its water supply, he said. V understood to have convinced true of the Import something grasp and careful planning should be of the late Iva . Hinckley and the wire and was sustained by bis been considered an event for a cenPresident Coolidge that there la though beyond the limited frontiers done in advance to provide this nec mother of Edwin 8. Hinckley, secre- safety jacket Johnson hurriedly tury. Wonders pile upon wonders of SATURDAY, JUNE 7. nothing in the naval treaty to keep material perceptions ordinary J the United States tary Provo Chamber of Commerce, up the pole. Steel Day, at Provo and .Utah little more than and beliefs, to recognize and con- essity. excite from carrying out Files Schedule With Commis- went until they Women have their part to play atea in aic uie kuj at 2 :ou . m., "Never climbed a pole faster in a modernization which a world in Saturday, June, 7, Interest Springville, Influences mental false sider the program. passing in this great work," he laid, "sal Wednesday, at the age of 90. Remove Discrimimy life," he declared afterward. The building when the greatest Industrial has been thrilled so often that It which bring suffering, sorrow and their program brought out sion to necesin born was Mrs. is touch took Johnson the Hinckley very personal Reaching top event In the history of this state seems no longer capable of experi- death, and to permit Christian congress today called for an ex nating Service Charges. Wayne county, Aug., 4, 1833. Curtis' body and laid it over the encing enthusiasm. Pendlture of more than $200,000,000 will be celebrated by thirty Comforts and Science to explain the availableness sary." mas was O. M. children Packard President uncon was She cross lsurvlved sections. Curtis by eight thousand people. Mark the date daring the next five years. This conveniences have literally made a of that divine power which annuls The Utah Power 4 Light company scious and all Oledhill sons ceremonies. four and ter of four Nephi when daughters, seemingly dead, includes the cost of down now on your visiting calennew material earth, but the spirit- such influences and which the Bible eight new light filed last Saturday with the public Johnson began bedNews toastmaster. as were The mother's their whom at acted of him a oh work to in dar and plan now to come. ual earth, "wherein dweUeth right says wiU not only 'bear thee up 'misers, of great speed , with long utilities commission a new schedule Los An- side when the end came, except Wnse guns and- - extensive cruising of liehtin rates for all territory on desperate attempt to revive life. eousness.' though often declared to . . . lest thou dash thy foot against Boy's male quartet from of selections H. a of number Mrs. Robinson, ine Joseph geles gave "I cried for joy when I saw Jack be the greatest need of mankind, a stone,' but will heal 'all opacity ; and two airplane carriers its lines except in Salt Lake City thy dis and James Curtis of Mapleton ac- Moapa, Nev., who is ill. to," Johnson declared. seems as distant as it ever was, so eases.' "tu space for many airplanes. . and Ogden, effective upon approval coming wife on his be held at HERALDS FOR SALT LAKE will services the piano by Funeral Curtis then was lowered to the that fear is entertained and ex 'Six cf the great battleships are by the commission, on June 1. "For these reasons, and for many companied solos. S. M. Taylor undertaking par two Carbon the to banjo taken the gave and to be notground civilization itself, reconditioned and equipped as others which might be enumerated, pressed that The new rate proposed is 10 cents This issue of The Daily lors. Salt Lake. Thursday morning Fuel company's hospital at Rains, withstanding its striking and in- we have not invited oil burners. . you in order to They are also to be per kilowatt hour with a minimum in be will 11 Interment o'clock. at to in the WOMEN later Proro DEMOCRATIC Herald is the second within col brought being given better deck may make any kind of an appeal to your protection against bill of $1.11 per month, subject to a day. He was reported fairly on the spiring material progress, GIVES PROGRAM the Provo city cemetery. of its own credulity. We do not ask you to strain to exceed FOUR the aircraft attack and hull protection 10 under a month lapse payfor cent discount prompt per to recovery, althought the ter- moral turpitude and consequent mis believe We would not against submarines. in circulation THOUSAND anything. ., ; ment This effects a net rate of 9 way is believed to have ef takes and misfortunes. Mrs. Emily T. Woodward, vice- excite your emotions or your relig cents per kilowatt hour and a net rific voltage in that time and the second, Democrats heart. fected of Two the Utah county In face of all this it is beginning ious feelings by a single word, even chairman minimum bill of $1. dealers on news seld reached Inez to be he Miss the when said to and Alice Curtis Miss dis If the lecturer upon this occasion by to be generally believed, and Reynolds Ererv commercial or residential Due streets. top of the pole he believed the wire cerning people it is clearly obvious, possessed the power to do so. We Allen went to American Fork Mon Salt Lake this City in company the of piisrnmer day evening to assist in a program newsthis nnnnt-to that fact the who heretofore has paid a was "dead," knowing that the that the world stands at the part of tlve Democratic women. This is Prof. E. H. Eastmond is at work new switch had been cut off. Placing a ing of the ways. Material thoughts (Continued on Page Two.) higher rate will benefit y the com-edu ion two pageants, "ine uuaraian- - paper secured the exclusive test on static to of a for of wire the themselves material first series in hand DECORATION DAY. the political expressing on towns the j rate.' In a few to publish Bicknell he received the full charge of 6600 methods have failed to bring peace, cational meetings to be held In of Life," for the general board right panv's1 lines there is a present net' that and yet peace and happiness con- EZRA NIXON RECEIVES American Fork and the same series ship lecture delivered in Young'o The Daily Herald will be is- minimum biU of 90 cents In force volts. His safety belt was all him from falling to the stitute the aim of all endeavor, and CALL FOR MISSION of meetings will be held In all of of the Relief society of the church, Salt Lake City last evening new schedule does not apply saved sued on Decoration the and and the other, "Glad Tidings of the towns of Utah county. day, May in these towns, as it has been so ground while in an unconscious con- thus mankind is being forced to the have been made conclusion that a path different contrary to the usual cust- framed as to avoid increasing any dition. Ezra Nixon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Great Joy," for the Salt Lake stake arrangements Lake distributors to Salt FORK. with so from those commonly pursued must J. W. Nixon has received a call TO come SPANISH RETURNS om of this Johnson hadn't "If up of Zion. newspaper not to rates. I'd be a dead man now," he be found and followed, if peace and perform a mission for the L. D. S, circulate a thousand copies of ue on "The Guardianship of Life" will! It was stnted at the company s quickly 28. Mrs. Holidays during the SPANISH and universal, declared. individual FORK, May Mr. happiness, Provo Herald in Salt church In the eastern states. summer months. The except- general offices in Salt Lake City are ever to be anything more than Nixon expects to leave somewhere U. A. Brown, who had spent the last portray the ideals of sociul relief today's T flic new or rate is tne 6 the purpose re- work. KIWANIS MEET THURSDAY. a mere hope. Eight sets of scenery and ion always comes when the that around the 10th of June for the mis three years at I'heonix, Ariz., has to remove discrimination which has And, for the second day The Provo Kiwanis club meets at "In this uncertainty, In all this sion' field where he will labor for turned to Spanish Fork and will costumes will be prepared and sent holiday falls on Friday, and existed In some towns on Its lines, the summer with her mother, to the various conferences of the within a month a Provo new12:30 Thursday fur its regular turmoil of fear and difficulties in two or three years. spend e from Una inherited rates prede in exception is made so that Mrs. A. B. RockhilL Mr. Brown has Relief society. It is planned to give luncheon meeting. W. Earl Spar-for- numerable, stands Christiun Science Daily Herald of the spaperThe merchants may have their cessor companies having varying Mrs. Katherine unmoved. It has already justified been transferred to the Ogden of- over sixty productions and will preside distribution of a a And to establish standard has rnteq season. larger the OPENS NEW RAWLINCS coming three after Perregular Fridav fice of public roads years pageant during ndvertisinoitself and its Discoverer by healing Bassett Pardoe will read, "The uniform rate throughout the Lake in and Salt Is Annie City than 1). Mrs. Falmer to disBARBER PROVO SHOP return IN He win preparing papers in Arizona. fntal tedium in which to announce fect Tribute." The committee on inveterate and territory outside of Salt public affairs will meet at 12 noon eases, by redeeming men and woma number of special readings to be anv Salt Lake paper has in two months. next within the Utah weir Saturday bargains and company's Lake City and Ogden, whose presArnold E. Rawlings opens his new given with the pageant. before the club session, accord- en iroui vice mid siu, and by bindFrovo. These two days are ""ICS. ent rates are not affected by the just to Secretary J. X. Ellertson. "Glad Tidings of Great Joy" in thou- barber shop on Norllie BIRTHS ANNOUNCED. the broken-hearteup ing ing , the' only ones in Provo's new schedule. Latter-damissionwith deals Saint sand of installers. avenue, Thursday. The shop is Advertisers are urged to me new Bin........ it work the world, newspaper history that throughout v" H'rths are announced at the West iry "Know ii eliieUy as a spiritual sys- the building formerly occupied by WASITINT.TOV "Uir n5 (TVS their copy Thursday tem of healing, and nowadays al- the Meii's Shop, which has Ikcu re- wood and Beck hospital as follows is to be presented m uie isait i.aico conies ol a rrovo newspaper Mr. Rawlings lias se- boy to Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Aird. tabernacle at the annual June fes- were circulated in Salt Lake such, decorated. jw ine Friday paper so that menu.- u.. ro7".: lumw'to on the tax bill will to-be- most universally respectedandas divine class barbers tn aid born May 21. and girl to Mr. and tival of the Salt Lake stake. Then' "I's issue may be printed at two sublime cured slill (iie meaning high President Coolidge schedule filed than, of any one Salt Lake i'-- " in n instead of in carneii Science of and Keller lli-j- O. A. Anderson on May 21. will be about a thousand him. Waller Christian Jenkins was it nnnounced the at possiliililies the after- - with the commission for Us ap- - night, newspaper in Provo. To are Duuford. and babies but Mothers nicely. apprehended. doing i.re slightly treasury todiiy. Br H. K. REYNOLDS. hferuUionaJ. News Sendee Staff r r The most iron and steel announcement to be Names Problems Within the made Bince theimportant the Columbia Steel corporation decided day Scope of Municipal Planthe plant would be located midway between Springville and ning Commissions. Provo will be made from the speaker's stand at Ironton on Saturday, June 7, Utah Steel day. (From Springvill-- Herald.) The announcement will be made by Wiggintou E. Creed, was the "City Planning" subject of the Ulk delivered by C. Clarence president of the Columbia Steel corporation, and will be in Neslen, mayor of Salt Lake City, the form of statement of the decision of the corporation's before the Springville Kiwanis club at the weekly, luncheon held at the directors to begin immediate enlargement of the plant here. That President Creed will make such an announcement Third ward amusement haU Thurshas been rumored ever since the first.plan for Steel Day was day evening, May 21 . According to Mr. Neslen millions conceived. Mr. Creed, and other officials of the corporation, of dollars are now being spent in predict future developments of eastern cities for widening of streets persistently have refused to x and making other corrections simply the company's plant here. They have insisted the time to because .there was not sufficient talk about that is when they are ready to get to work on it. planning of the city In advance of Therefore little attention has been paid to rumors. But now its growth. "Four hundred cities is said the directors of the company have decided to go in the United States now have or- it with certain developments, a second unit, and to make ganized city planning committees," ahead the announcement of this development on Steel Day. Presi- -, he said. "Our cities here In Utah have been dent Creed will speak for the directors, it is reported. well laid out.by the early pioneers Just what will be included in the second unit is laore or and our problem is not one of recti- less a matter of guesswork, but from fairly authoritative fication as it is in so many eastern sources it is learned that the next step of progress at Iron- -. we use should care but and cities, plan for the future in our addition ton will be the building of open hearth furnaces, for the conal growth. version of pig iron into raw steel. This step is held to- be "We would not think of building a house without first planning every necessary for the conservation of fuel, millions of cubic feet room and for every convenience and of gas now being wasted daily. Another blast furnace and (for the need of each individual mem additional ovens are believed to be included in the program ber of the family and then submit of development, which it Is predicted will, be definitely an-- s ting our plan to an architect before nounced here on Steel Day, which is expected to bring 30,000 building and so it Is with punning city,, we ahould look-- ont far what people from all over this state and other states, to the New Light Cruisers Classes in Morning, Afternoon and Evening for Next included in five-yea- r Two Weeks. Building Program. "J 1 Announcement Of Second Stool Plant Unit Is s Club Hears Clarence Neslen ts IS 3 iSALT LAKE CITY GTSSIW a ! j : . t' , , 10-ce- . t ' . - Peoyq-Spnngvil- corn-mo- ' eon-;Utn- PROVO NEWSPAPER SECURES LINEMAN GETS 6600 EXCLUSIVE PUBLICATION VOLTS BUT OF LECTURE IN SALT LAKE CITY ESCAPESDEATH . nt HIKCKLEY PASSES AWAY In RATESTOBE EQUALIZED . - Pageants by , Prof. Eastmond . . d d I'ni-ersi- ty 1 " Wre 1 1 morej - . provnl. 1 ' |