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Show 4f THE DAIL Y HERALD THE HERALD '; Hrld oaiiy to delivered by JLert icti afUmowi in Spring. iTpieW-- nt View, Provo Bench, Viney. Jjv JrTY-EIGHT- YEART NO. 50. H Scenes .., - v;-- fion : .. - .. ISteflV al-MMr- I Local shower UTAH tWl furnoon or tonight; Tuesday prbMy fair. PRO VO. UTAH, MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1923. ln--M- kr: - v-s- Funeral -- QH: C TO I, X - - i PRICE TWO CENTS, -' ,,: 1 the WEATnm D a y PRFSfflFflT w - . . W , i W 'vm 1(1 DECIDE ON Hi : By GEORGE E. DURNO, for International New Service 8taff Correspondent WASHINGTON. Aug. 13. Pres ident Coolidge has a busy week ahead of him. ' him at the White Awaiting House as a huge pile of govern mental business which was lent to the Pacific coast a few week ugn for President Harding's atten- V J tion. and President Coolidge must . find lime to dispose of this work during the intervals between receiving the hundreds of callers who are the White House of en- tW.Ct'lllWltS. " Tudor th'e ....... Rn'tho home folks stood for hours m the sweltering neat, o- - thp . ....m tn v..v... i ,,ma v..- - rpmniTis nf their kuidlv iriena. warren u. i mvn iu...o .iv, j an AUtniSfi Sun Utat UUWll rrs was v,Q Hardin?, their neighbor and pal. This picture nrociHpnf tpv panio to siPP. It uwi; of Dr. ffe wending it. George T Harding for a final, lingering gaze sWiy end of the long column- -is more than a mile wellThis the so group-loved one Zn the of the features they from the Harding home. I nt?V &.I1C W 11 . nUUIU UC iaiJU liinv. niv. ...oUJv, UPUIl liicm, nuvmg Hie w SsSeSliar i . c ... v - .VC fthe-hom- ' Sue n-- vv.. direction of Secretary Christian and Mrs. Harding, all of President Harding's personal ef- fert were removed Sunday from his desk in the executive offices. One of the first matters to receive the president's attention to- day was governmental economy," the strongest plank in the platform of the Republican party. General Herbert M. Lord, the 'oirecior oi tne Duagei, wag 10 con-!fer with the president during the ',iov a mn nt ) a4mitiiaa turn's program for paring down federal expenditures. a President vooiwge is commttiea poiuicaur economy meas. !and Per80nay contInuance f th i"re8' Monomy vtogrm already u - ' Valuable Prizes For Geneva Outing, of Retail Clerks third prize, record, Bates PRIZES ON EXHIBI- T- - TAYLOR T T. T TJ ' - - EUII '..' . - . . . . . rirestone and Thomas Edison have started on their annual .camp- - left'their heat fripnH lwhtnd. Thpv ramp tn see him thmio-h- hp. casket. This picture was taken in front d ney saw him in his ,of Dr. Harding's home on the morning of th- - late president's funeral. Rev. Jesse Swank, vtowr oi tne ,pworth Methodist church in Marion, who offered the prayer as the casket was tenderly put into the vault, is on the extreme left. Bishop William F. Anderson of the Methodist Episcopal diocese of Cincinnati, who pronounced the benediction, is on the ex- treme right. Ford, stands next to the minister, then comes Firestone. Edison is second irom tne enq on the right. mg trip. 'they ' avm'. ! flag-drape- I a. of w- -kd enceg between the president HE. Furni-tur-ator- : Mi ri tt ruru, narvey "."" 'But have Attorney General Daugherty the department of justice today was expected to make public what ao- tion was to be taken in connection ' with the Southern Pacific-Centra- l j Pacific erier,'nnattr to whlcHi tne department Das Been involved In litigation for some rears. Aa appeal from the decision of the lower court, permitting this com bination, Is considered likely. Likewise in view of a Sunday conference, the state department has under consideration the Cuban situation. Hubert Atkins, repre senting New York sugar interests, called at the Willard hotel Sunday and urged President Coolidge to intervene in Cuba to prevent the International News Servlco. confiscation of American-owneFOWLER, Colo, Aug. 13 Seven properties. A tariff bill, now under trainmen were killed, two others consideration in the Cuban legiswere injured, and one passenger lature, Atkins said, would make injured early this morning in a possible the seizure of railroad, head-ocollision between Colorado port and other properties valued Southern passenger train number at millions'. of dollars, in which Santa Fe passenger, train American sugar interests are heavnumber 0, a fjuarter of a mile ily interested. This matter has been referred to the state departncirth of this town. : ment and Atkins will confer with The A. Hensen, engineer, La.Iuiita. Secretary Hughes and General J. P. J'riirson, fireman. l.a.Iiinta.. Ciowder, the American ambassador F. Scliencke. engineer, ruelilo. to Cuba, who is now in this couna II, Gray, engineer, Denver. try. c, L. t'h'.'wniiig. fireman, Den-- . Some interest was evident this vir. around" the temporary morning Kzra King, 'baggageman; Kansas "White House" over the statement City. issued by the Democratic national Van Thiers Brown, baggageman, committee serving notice on PresOliver. ident Coolidge that he would ba The two injured trainmen are given the "acid test' ' by the opposi and Mirscti. de;. tion party. The statement A 'woman, Pearl Brown, of y'ich-ita- , clared that the Democratic party Kan., was the only passenger. not" prejudge the executo sustain injuries. Her lip was tive; that it was up to him to recbadly rut and she suffered injuries ommend and put through the variabout the shoulders, ous reforms which the nation was Other passengers of the Colorado now demanding with good, cause, & Southern train were shaken up and that he would be classified but none seriously injured. The "only in the light of subsequent l coaches of the events." heavy Santa Fe. train saved passenger from more than a slight; shaking CLAIM TO BE JUVENILES. SKVILLE Camnfire WII IE , f. and 111 Fat man's- - race First prize, ten The Taylor Bros Co." department Many- of the prizes to be gallons gas, Continental Oil comIn now undergoing extensive store given at the annual outing of pany; second prize, box Cigars, The proposed iwim across Utah the retail clerks at Geneva which will improve the remodeling lake frop Saratoga to Geneva Sun Wednesday are now on exhibit Sutton Cafe. comodious and already in the show window of the FarLadies' footrace First prize, day afternoon by Prof. C. S. Leaf store. of the departments rer Bros, company. 4.50 silk hose, Farrer Bros, coinSPRINGVILLE, Aug. 13. Everypas postponed until next S,unday -An extension has been made In J. G. McDonald, Salt box morning, August 19, at 11 o clock, candy, thing is in readiness here for the The largest ftewd that has ever on account of the stormy weather Lake; vhfrd prize, $2.50 fern, Provo the back of the shoe and hardware second annual campfire of the Sons exattended Geneva this season is Sunday. Greenhouse; fourth prize, lady's departments adding a floor space of Indian War Vetand 2520 afternoon to of store. comthe feet there Daughters 'Wednesday square Professor Leaf was at Saratoga pected brooch, Helndselman Jewelry The new extension has an abunerans and Pioneers which will attired fa his swimming suit ready when the retail clerks of Provo will pany. SPRINGVILLE, Aug. i3. The commence here Tuesday and condance of daylight received through to undertake the swim across the hold their outing there. The stores Men's footrace First prize, lake. He was In the best of con- - of the City will close at 12 o'clock Springville Herald, which, made tinue daily including' Friday. bucket lard, Sanitary Meat eight large 2 f The office of the company has is appearance in Utah county dition and was anxious to under noon. The program begins at Market; second prize, two and The tents for tae campers exo'clock. take the feat.. here last week, has pur- pected here ate being erected in pounds coffee, Sutton Market; been removed from the balcony In The feature of the many inter- third prize, box cigars, Hank Smith. the front of the store to the back chased Xature-steppe- d in and prevented the Beacon, formerly the city park by the committees. the events from being staged as esting performances will be the Ladies' egg race First prize, of the new extension. A vault, con- - edited and niiblishpd by Gaisford The homes, of the city have been taining a six ton safe equipped with )& gong 0f Lehi. at first arranged. The lake was so bathing revue which win De siageu ,a(ly.s pUrsei j c. Penney opened for the remaining veterans e a modern timelock has been instal-- j 6 o'clock in the evening. The name "Beacon" will be dis-- i of the Blaik Hawk war and they turbulent it was with difficulty pany second prize, pair lady's following evepts and frize3 ring's, Anderberg." Inc.; third prize, led at the cost of f 3.000. hhat the two motorboats came .continued and the combination will be comfortably, ca'red.for a new leiepnone exenange con-- , pa j)r f- vvill be the box stationery, Taylor Paper comacross the lake from Geneva to will be given: ins the iiuiiife.. Food, and lodging Boys' foot race,. o0 yards,, ages i canv fourth prize, pair silk hose, necung wna aa oi ine aeparimeucs ,erald Will be given th; liouon.-Saratoga. It required more than guests of the store is also part of the new Thorn C. Miner will be editor free of charge diii ing the entire No hours to make the trip in the to 8 First prize, good eats from Jenkins Knitting company second The shoe Salt First race hiiotor boats. Lake; department and manager. prize, equipment. Butter Krust. len 9 frog encampment. ''. . . The entire subscription list, good The wind and the trreatening prize, boy's belt, Provo Army and .shamrock coffee, National '"tea Im-- has been extended into the new Participants to. the cumpiire will company, Salt Lake; sec- division and the crockery depart will, advertising contracts, and! come from near and far, accrding weather' sweeping the lake from Navy store, .' jiQrting from Butter ment has flieen moved under .the newspaper name have been t ikni to word receivi Girls' foot race, 50 yards, ages 7 d prize, special eariy in the morning until late in by Alma Fullmer, box of the afternoon created a turbulent to g First prize, Krustj gait Lake;, third prize, cuff , balcony of the same division, where over by the Springville Herald. president of t!i- Springville chapAbout a year ago Don Johnson ter of the Soils" and Daughters orlake. Waves fringed with lace candy, Startup' Candy company; nn?t' Decker Jewelry company, the crockery is artistically arranged in new show cases, sold "The Independent'-- ' to a Mr. ganization. like vhitecaps tossed high into the second prize, can cocoa and contest The music booths in the front of Smith, who changed the name to! Ladies' iir and made i .difficult navigation turn, Sutherland Bros. Interesting programs have been - the store will be removed' and will 9 to 12 75 yards, race, foot china Dixon;Tayin a motor boat, to say thing of plate, Boys' Last October arranged for ;uli evening of the .pirst prize, "Springville Bee." First prize, one pound candy, i'or.RU'sseil company; second prize, 'give place to a piano and furniture the "Bee" was sold to Ganford '& cncaniiiineiitr- - .Members of the in attempt to swim across the lake! i second of Lehi who again changed ons organizations of the Sous and sjlk hose Buster Brown Shoe store; display. The music booths will be Frank Eastmond and one of his Startup Candy company; coin-- j to moved into the old general office the Krust Butter eats. t)lir(j prize, year's subscription paper's name to "Beacon." Daughters of the Indian War V i attendants at the Geneva resort prize, good t The "Beacon" was printed at Lehi. emu's will furnish these programs. Provo Post; fouth prize, collar set, uacK oi me elevator. across the lake shortly after pany. Salt Laite. 9 The removal of the balcony in ' 73 ages yards, L. A'an Wagenen. foot race, As a protective measure The Among the chapters to part D. Girls' toon in a small motor boat. They front of the store will also necessi-Firs- t Herald will, for a time will be: Springville, .Provo and Largest family on the grounds were.' forced to zigzag their way. to 12 First - prize, one yuuau "a new cash at least, continue the names of all Ne.phi. prize, pair blankets, Kniglrt tate the building of across the lake to prevent the randv. Startup Candy compduj, Columbia Woolen Mills; second prize, Sham- counter. This will be erected west three of its comb. A prize, a Ferris wheel predecessors,' "Inde- small craft from being capsized by second Music company; third prize, one- rtnffpe: National Tea Importing of the stairs by the elevator. This pendent," "Bee," and "Beacon," as and other carnival entertainments the angry waves. Meat & company, Salt Lake. change will also necessitate the in- a combination til If. wUl put the real carnival spirit i About an hour later a large nail 6av" v"-- r Provo stallation of a new on Four.) Page tho (Continued Temporarily motor boat belonging "to and Packing company. Springville into the encampment. A Wild West contest First, system. Herald will be printed on the press show will also give exhibitions Boy maneuvered by'Ellwood Westphal, Whole--! The many changes in the store of The Daily Herald, although Mr. each day at the ball park. box groceries, Utah crossed the lake with Dell Webb prize, RECORD second NEW SPEED : proper has also necessitated the re- Miner hopes, :is SpringvilU grows fea- up. company; , and a Herald reporter. Among the entertainment A short sale Grocery . TWAB flash eht aiornsuii divh., grouping of the goods in the differ- to place a mecbfiuical plant here to tures of the encampment will he Colorado & Southern train was or not Donald distance from" the Geneva resort Whether ent warehouses of the company. do the printing. a parade Wednesday niorning in running Willi two engines detour-inthe waves were tumbling actoss Salt Lake and irovo; iuuu A new gpee(J record from Salt and "Henry Patterson, the Lake. made south bound from Pueblo by two youths who are held in the Lake which every business house of the o Fish wa? 'he lake more than four feet high. good eats, Butter Krust Salt ten cjty Salt As the center of the lake was Boys' sack race First prize, city as well as many from Provo way of LaJunta because of wash county jail on an alleged charge Thursday by Abe Jenkins ot Stude-bakeMUSICIANS OUTING f and Spanish Fork .will be repre- - outs following UOOdS near waisen-- ' fhavin hrnken tntn a Ttcnnr A in Strand theater tickets, Kaymonu Lake City in the new 1924 reached the waves increased ELKS GO TO LOGAN setited, Shamrock The parade will start from burg yesterday. The Santa Fe was Rio Grande Western boxcar at special Six touring car (stock height' and straight south of the Sutton; second prize. Tea Importing model) U-h-i the high school promptly at 9;.'!0 in a tnrougu tram irom i. liicago. l will he bound over to The members of the Musician . gnrineville. w sugar factory the waves were coffee, National six feet high. company, Salt Lake; third prize, The time was 4." hours and ii union, lodge No. 790 of Provo held Many Provo Elks have gone to the morning and will traverse the crash 'came at, the west switch in the district court or be transferred Bee. itlie iowler yards and is believe..; lo;to tiie juvenile court, will be da- Time and again the large waves pocket knife, Stephen mniutes. 25 minutes lower than pre- their annual "outing at Geneva Sun- Logan to attend the state conven-- ; principal streets or the city, race-F- irst prize. A baseball bottle game will also be have resulted from a nrisunder-iCi,ieGirls' afternoon. More than 100 per- tion of Elks; this week. Some of vious record. by Judge Jabes B. TuckeB day completely', turned the motor boat T...-.- .,ir nim-- n I.i rr box candy, am..... Thn Ktt wawa Studebaker performed, in a sons were in the musicians party. them left Sunday for Logan; while stagd each di.y.of tho otcamp-other- s standing of orders. rom its course. As the waves "The ' The second was so terrific that me--;- . will Jenkins The said Mr, indulcommtiic" impact were games manner." wa!ted a kinds of until various this afternoon Games dashed against the boat the spray Candv company, Salt Lake; & given hearing today and mainGlass splendid I Paint left the tained that they- were under age. we " lot k ' iai the afternoon and tl;- - three locomotives prize, picture. Provo geij jn for the young people as well J that they might attend the funeral at followirig the trip. "At times plashed over its occii pants. prize,' ,'wi'll of T. L. Walters. ' crainerl a soeed of 72 miles an hour, aa' n,- 0ld. played on. the high School (rack , one' baggage car turned: A crowd had gathered pomnanv; third company jalthoiigh the ayerage spet,d toT the Candy .... over lid another one left the tails. makd a stop called for in his. train of will Provo the that of is It Startup probable' box be'eamp principaf games canyd, at Saratoga to see Professor Leaf Qne of Coaches on both trains remained orders. aim feature UI"i" hour. AnolliiT iirterestine the'' was miles 45.6 as foi selected the "convention city per 'the musicians themselves.' ?'art on the history making Jour- - Boys' undressing "ftr;p was ' ' ,iri7P Call. L.. A.,vuiu Wrecking cre(ws from Pueblo miles or tne inp, iro.ii oi-- , seven-innmbaseball game ne-- lyzi, and that a Provo man win be the camp'iro will b'- the Indian upright, Ten i" v: As they watched the approach n lie. ... e the train crews were! and LaJunta were rapidly clearing d tinilor th of run to he to had we Men;hers . cprnn : sham orehes-battle Lake stagt Utah. of for Fish the chosen members to the cuard president jWPen mg motor boat coming from Geneva tense., , ' ' a way. the mass of wreckage result- The orchestra Three Provo men are said to be direction' of Aaron "Johnson of 'almost instantly killed. , ir, intermediaie speed but kept the tr;1 an(j the band. and saw it sometimes 'completely gum', John T. Tajior, wiru p V. In officials : the collision. from remark-that Railroad aetiared . . . Sclmaii. i . ., ' w-- von out on the small margin- in line for the presidency, Joseph Maph lon. Mormon ing Hn Man's ShOll. i throttle wide open: One uiuuen irom view wnen in me utp vears, a thorough investigation of the Eugene O'Brien, widely known T. Farrer,' E. A.' Mitchell, and J. II.(dian interpreter for many iibh? thing about, the trip was tbat aj KCore of 12 to 13. Men s norsesuoe. 'roughs of the waves, it became to will-bmade at once. Re-- in theatrical and movie circles, was First prize, year's subscription at no t'ime did. the. water, in the 'The bamj gave a concert in the Denhalter. One of the three! it is will lead the hand of In'dians who wreck "vi lent to them that it was imposu. attack ports were current that one of the a passenger upon the Colorado & pavilidn, at which several' e:;cep- -' said,, will be elected president at will stage, a radiator reach the boiling point.' sible for anyone to attempt to Provo Herald (two years second prize. on dead engineers had neglected to Southern train but escaped injury. .ta,infl Four.) (Continued nanaieu is "' Page were it): convention. the Studebaker The Logan played. "wiiii the lake in the existing . itionpl numbers Station; company.-Battery xaylof-Authe Parry by flashlight. jProVo (Continued on Page Four.) te 4 Id IS SOLD d d light-well- one-hal- news-paperdo- ; n com-abo- ear-Th- (7Wk-f- nd ' .. j ' ' .1 ' j j i ' varl-Son- s named-Burleig- : sf-- j merry-go-roun- " cash-carri- , bun-eathi- g ..... er " g . ) . '...; d ' l two-poun- d - ' ' 1 fair-size- j g ,. i'.'b niat s , 1 j 1 j makt'-believ- |