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Show I"" IH2 ES2ALD a IlersW r taM imb WMt-A- vr rV.rtA fry Best tin THE DAI 4i jr Y HERALD Firs in news, first in circulation, first in advertising, and first delivered in the homes. THIRTY-EIGHT- YEAR, H . NO. 211. PROVO, UTAH, MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1924. THE WEATHEB 4"ifitW I'TAII TiK-sd- a; north ; tt aod touJjrht anew w wmrwer portion; totiijbt. rin probably PRICE TWO CENTS. snow Side Sftill Coer Two Menu geooooooooteftooocoooooorooooooooeooooooooo oooooooco Castle Gate Relief Appeal Made To Utah County Citizens DRIVE TO AID UNFORTUNATES Solicits IKanesa nouses Toixj, a K. HANSEN ISSUES FORMAL APPEAL Provo Committee Expects to Raise quota, 3uu, uy , Tnesday Evening:. " That the purse strings of Utah tounty citizens will be loosened for the dependents or castle uate mine victims and that Utah county will go over the top" for its quota is the prediction made by J. Wm. Kulgbt, county chairman of. the Murder Victim DEATHTOLLIN r7Uv EAST STATES President Castle Gate Relief Committee MAYOR ROODS TAKE Robinson Picked as PROVO BEGINS Mark Hyslop And Don I.Sp-- A El Potomac and Ohio Rivers Overflowing, Taking Life and Property. DANIELS DECLINES. Raleigh, N. C, March 31. Joseph Daniels, secretary of the navy in the Wilson administration will not be a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination in the state preferential primary of North Carolina jit was announced here today. The name of William Gllhs McAdoo and Senator Oscar W. Underwood will appear on the ticket. It has been freely predicted iu political circles that the state Democratic convention would lie asked to endorse Daniels, but a bitter fight was expected from an opposing faction. Allred, Buried in Slide Have Not Been Becovered SNOWS BRING ZERO WEATHER NORTHWEST Scores of Rescue Workers Brave Danger Third Slide to Recover Bodies of Men Entombed in Canyon Snow. Six Persons Die in Flood of Potomac Near National Capital. International News Service. WASHINGTON, March 31. Six dead whs the toll today of the flood of the Potomac river in Western Marylai d and parts of Virginia and West irginla. Tlie heaviest loss of life was at Kitzmilier, Md., where an entire family of five was swept into the tui'lmleut waters when a tree to which they were clinging for Machine safety was uprooted. were also torn away by the rushing water through the tow.n J. Bowden Duryee, of Cherrydale-VVa- ., was drowned while trying to save a boat which had become loose from its moorings. Hundreds of small craft were de stroyed and damaged as the Potomac overflowed its banks in WashThe river reaching the ington. highest point here since 11)02, the weather bureau r?ported. f Despite heroic rescue work by scores of men Sunday and Monday, neither of the two men, Don Allred, or Mark Hyslop, who were buried by the Bridal Veil snowslide in Provo canyon Saturday morning, had been found at 2:30 Monday afternoon. It is believed the bodies of both men are buried beneath the snow, ice and boulders hurled over Bridal Veil falls. No hope is held out that the men may be found alive, as it is believed both were struck by boulders and knocked down, when they were covered beneath the huge wave of snow and ice. Rumors of the finding of the men came at frequent intervals all Sunday and Monday morning. Reports that "a man has been found under the slide, alive, with both legs broken," were telephoned into The Herald office half times Monday morning. A report just after noon Monday said Don Allred had been found and had been taken, seriously injured, to the Provo hospital. Half an hour later The Herald reporter telephoned from Upper Falls that neither body had been located. It was thought late Monday afternoon that several days might go by before the bodies are recovered. " relief fund. Kvprv community in the county bas been assigned its quota and local r citizens have been named on By GEORGE R. HOLMES. committees to finish up the International News (Service Staff collection of their funds in a hurry. Correspondent. The Provo committee mot Sunday "afternoon with County Chairman 31 WASHINGTON, March, Knight and Joseph T. Farrer, per- Colonel George Harvey's democratic ianal representative of the govern-e- r. T. F. Pierpont chairman of the slate for 1924 Senator Joseph T. Proro committee, outlined a pro Robinson, of Arkansas for president :': ". Xv. ::.v,:.:;:", gram of active solicitation of funds and Governor George Silzer of New t which is expected to collect Provo's vice president created for Jersey, eveuiuK. quota of $3,500 by Tuesday Mrs. Maude Bauer (loft) was found brutnllv mnrdorpii nn ... . . interest in political i t WiUiaa H. Brereton and Willis K. children Kathevlno (standing right) and kelon. with her mother In theli Hagerstown, Md., March, 81. ,T i .Spafford are the other Provo com- circles in the capital today. "lift" rrom a stranger to go for assistance. Police are of of dollars mitteemen. They, with Mr. Knight Investigating. Colonel Harvey as a slate picker Hundredswas thousands suffered at Hancock damage and Mr.' Farrer began a personal a considerable Hundreds of rescue workers " enjoys reputation. of worst from the the ravages business today of Provo solicitation He was the "Wilson man," flood that has hit this (section of the braved the fierce winds and whirl- houses, which included the steel and he had original a good bit to do with ing snow of Provo canyon all Sua since 1800 Railroad bridges plant, roundhouse and other indus- the nomination of Warren G. Hard country day In the effort to hw ate and, Ts- have been washed by the 14 foot trinl plants. It was in his room in the wH fif KKlift that hi inula ei er the bodies of Mark Hyslop theU- "I beltev JPiwo will go over the ing. BtacKsrone notei at unieago tnree town, telecranhlc commnicatlon corn- and lolf Allred, two of the more Pier-notop by Tuesday evening," Mr. than fifty men caught in the Bridal years ago, that Harding's nomina- - nletelv demoralized and the ereater declare today; A'ell falls snow slide Saturday who tion was agreed upon. business section of the the of Issued part O. K. , today Hansen, Mayor did not escape death in the ava- Incidentally, both Democrats and town lays under from three to seven me ror ior neip ,ihe following appeal were speculating today feet 0f water. Former Springville Resident Iron Ore ond Coking Coal of luuche of snow and ice that came Society of 8 Men and 40 unfortunates of Castle Gate mine : Republicans as to whether CoL Harvey turned over the falls. to shut down the was It necessary small to a Dies at His Home Mules minds Installed Is "Project your This State Mean Great Democratic again, after some years, water systems last night, due to the Water from the Utah Power flume ' thousand a populaof in Sale Lake. Here. city nearly as a Republican.' The colonel was fast rising waters. turned into Provo river aided in Steel and Industry. contented today tion, happy and one of the late President Harding's a channel through the snow, Hancock housed hun Last C. washing Samuel and night and Gurney husbands the tomorrow imagine Major William Joseph West wood, son of The Provo voiture, No. C78, of the closest advisers and had Mr. Hard- dreds of tourists who were driven to Utah Iron ore and coking coal and Ice and made It possible for T. Gundry, of the Uni fathers burned and mutilated be Fred Capt. W. 40 Mules" Men one 8 of few J. of and the Westwood, been more rapid progress iu removing the lived, it had expected that that city for safety by the fast ris "Society Then think of ing yond recognition. was organized in Provo Saturday, ted Stutes army, were in the city surviving veterans of the civil war, form one of the solutions to the huge drifts of snow. Giant powder CoL Harvey would do much of the ing waters of the Potomac river. nnnual the those mothers, wires and children inspec making accordMonday in steel and Lake Indus.trv members died Salt the west, Salt at his home iu when of the Lake camCity was used in both the river and the directing of the Republican At Kitzmilier a family of five tion for the federal government, of facing the problems of life and com- paign of 1924. were drowned. The victims were Ogden voitures came down to swell the medical detachment of the 145th Sunday evening, of pneumonia. ing to Eliisworth X. Dougherty, snowslide to loosen the compact pelled to work them out pretty much Provo born Mr. was in Westwood of Legionnaires His relationship with President Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beeman, their the ranks and permit shovelers to send It National Sprlngvllle and spent the early superintendent of the Noble Elec- snow Utuh Field alone. If you can visualize this picdown the river. Coolidge, however, Is not so close. two children and David . Beeman, who marched in torchlight proces- Guard. Artillery, Steel of Cnl., tric Heroult, company ture, .ton willsee Just the outline Since he retired as ambassador to to rethe In of his life high Sprlngvllle, Work Sunday was done under grandfather of the children. The sion from the armory on years Coast Steel of the havoc wrought by the terrible Gurney moving recently to Suit Lake City whose article, "Pacific Great Britain, CoL Harvey has been bodies of the children have been dis- school where the initiation of new theInterviewing Major severe handicaps. Biting winds Western for United of the and Its Signifauce policy military catastrophe that overtook the fine at the White House but once and covered. where he had resided. members was conducted. cut through the canyon, and blind- In recent weeks a a few civilian of Iron Gate the and Staeta Castle Making," military appeared people He Is survived by his father, his Ten Provo men, three Salt Lakers there have been vague and indefiing snow interfered with the work. ago. and three Ogdenites were initiated aining camps, he stated that our wife and five children, Mrs. Afton Issue of the Engineering and Mining Added to these physical discomforts rumors that he did not strongly A dependable supCHICAGO, March 31. The March ir. ceremonies conducted by A. H. present national defense law and Decker, Afton, Meltia, Donald and Journal-Press- . "There people who remain are nite the was the fear of a third candidacy of Mr. Coolidge. lion roared throughout the west tobrave and, willing to do their very favor policy provides for a small regular Joseph Westwood, all of Magna. ply of cheaper pig Iron is the only slide Diliy, of Salt Lake City. Col Hnrvey's selection of Robin-eo- n without appearing warning at on to for be the steel best to meet life's problems ; but day. salvation industry augmented by great Funeral sen-icewill be held in grand army Beverly S. Glendenlng, as the "best man" the Demoof Bridal Veri falls ad hnrt-li- g the top the northwest the snow cues naa of event in forces the brave as they are they will need the citizen where Through Pacific coast, supply de gnre of the state voitures, the Springvllle Second ward meeting the crats could put forward, this year which has been falling for forty its accumulation of snow and tional emergency. The army of the house Tuesday afternoon at 2 of scrap metal is low, accordlug to boulders help and much of it, if they are struck a in the hours continued unabated with no presided. chord upon the rescue workers responsive should as the defined by priviledged to enjoy what all o'clock. Iuterment will be in the writer. . ; Following the initiation at tne I nited States of many of Robinson friends prospects for clearing. below. breasts Temperato iron and block law the The stumbling ,be entitled to, the necessities regular Springvllle tinder the direction of comprises pig school there was a banquet new A R. G. , high D. the morning Monday today. which for the tures ana steadily of and dropped tne the Hatch Funeral Home. at least some of the comforts contigarmy, tne national guara, served in the armory gymnasium. production In California sent a hundred work- - X W. These friends, either with or with24 hours today stood 24 delife. If ever in Utah there was a uous states has been the lack of cok men railroad organized reserves. ' been past below normal the Into have out the senators ennyon to aid In reapproval state for the "To grees "We have never taken advantage a most honorable contiuues. time when the injunction, "WhatsoPOSTPONE REVENUE RETURNS some time to- with history and Its ing coal," the article covering the lMdies and to cleai thet S. D., at zero, the lowest our ever ye would that men should do working quietly for Pierre, of with gained steel experiences T. California Collector military Income Tax supply In plants record world war will no the Robinson as a Chi S. Deputy unto you, do ye upto them," it is ward this selection of point in the United States. received notice from in wars of the past," Major Gurney doubt be equaled should the occa- nig iron there are three alterna ' (Continued on Paga Five.) "compromise at New York, next cago's 8 thermometers stood at 24 to C. Priday has now. R. Nash, acting commissioner of said; "in other words, in wars of sion again arise for the use of the tives; if produced iu California disbeen June. has His candidacy snow with, we have built, at a vast be used, must coke the "Our governor has taken steps to day falling. for substitutes' extension past an internal forces that nation. armed the revenue, of in of money and human, enobtain assistance for those who are cussed in many quiet meetings few Transportation and telegraph ser- of time to and including June 15, "The physical condition and wel- or coke must be brought in from Washington during (the last vices maintained something like ap- hag been a great war organization only fare of the file to ergy, dependent, . He has called to his aid months which in granted applicant, or the trainee considerable distance ; if the pig iron since the particularly normal schedule except many of the finest' men and women returns on Forin 1041 and to have it demolished after the In a citizens military training camp is manufactured elsewhere it must fiduciary McAdoo candidacy was proximately of the lustre in the northwest. of Utah to work out the methods of returns on Form 1005, emergency has passed. At the is given every consideration both be shipped to California. somewhat dimmed by the wideThea weather breau holds no hope partnership present time, however, and under before and after enrollment "The newly formed Columbia proceedure. . Provo. has furnished fiscal the for January ending years an received as he for a reaction before Wednesday. the new military policy, the governJoseph T. Farrer as one of th gen- spread publicity "With reference to the civilian Steel corporation proposes to show 31 and Feb., 29, 1924. L. Doheny. to perpetuate the ment wishes eral committee, who with J. 'Will attorney for E. military training camp the object the way to adopting the last alterare friends Robinson's proceedWHEELING, W. Va.T March 31 INCREASED framework of the organizations de- of it is to bring together young native. Iron ore mined in the Iron STOCK CAPITAL Knight, as Utah county chairman Mcneither As snow sifted spitfully down over and T. F. Pierpont, W. H. Brereton ing on the theory that The Provo Lumber company has veloped in the world war. It pro men of hiirh frit frmn fill Springs district of southern Utah Regional Executive - to Be Ral- the Ohio and Willis K--. Spafford, as our local Adoo, Underwood, Smith or valley today, the section filed with the county clerk an poses to localize and perpetuate ;0f tne enmry on a common basis is to le shipped to a bla.il li.uv York. nominated at New Speaker at Conference was iu the midst of its most serious amendment to the articles of in the principal units that served ini.. committee will direct the campaign ston can be near Provo, Utah. ,nii,,r ar.A Coking coal, in B. Y. U. for funds in our immediate commun Thev forsee a long deadlock there, flood in teu years. The river here corporation increasing the capital the world war. So with your local favoruble conditions of outdoor mined near Sunnyside, is to be shipwhich will make San Francisco and was practically at a standstill, six here at Provo it offers life; to stimulate and promote citi ped to a organizatioa to ity. We feel that Provo will prove from ?50,0U0. ' stock $25,000 coking plant ballots seem a short feet Cellars overfiood an opportunity for the veterans of zenship, patriotism, and American- also near Provo. stage. true to her traditions and more than its forty-fou- r Charles N. Miller, representing ' the lute war to join these units on ism; and, through expert physical meet her quota. Let us not ask how and snappy session by comparison. throughout the wholesale business CHILD. AUTO HITS "The Columbia Steel corporation the Twelfth Region Executive Comand Underwood believe that were to and basis flooded. Boats a were They district much shall I give; but follow the participate direction, athletic voluntary It. A. Stringham, while driving and is to be congratulated on breaking mittee, Boy Scouts of America, will in an automobile of the younger men military training to coaching lnte war slogan, "Give till Its hurts". McAdoo will kill each other 'off,Re-as the means of communication benefit physi- - the ground and showing the way for be the speaker at a special scout Saturday evening, in theof training at the Lowden did Wood and will as course time of who the sections goes by city. Remember that genuine giving is cally the young men atending camp a new era for the western United i meeting which will be held in the " accidentally struck the litle son of at Chicago: many convention AH valley steel mills were idle O. K. Thomas, when the boy ran take the place of the veterans and ana to not handing over our surplus, but publican impress upon them the great States. The spokesman of the cor faculty room of the Brigham Toung will not be nominated today. 145tb Ralston of that on' the traditions the imiKirtaiK-the car. The child was 'carry of their obligations to poration states that pig iron will be university Tuesday evening at 7 :30-- ' j sharing what We ourselves may because against him and j is his Field age against Artillery. need. their country. manufactured at Provo as cheaply o'clock. Ail scout men and .all In- slightly injured, and was taken t. benominated be cannot Smith of that has Utah "Tha National Guard "In keeping with the proclamaEAST LIVERPOOL, O. March, 3L bis home by Mr. Stringham. Almost any average young man as at Chicago or Pittsburg. Pa., This terested in scout work are cordially" J and fact "wetness" the of cause his tion of Gobernor Mabey, I appeal can meet the requirements. A flood crest of 38.7 feet was The Illustrates the tremendous impor- invited to be present at the meet- a "Oman i. mmm c. , , ft onio rf fc to our good citizens to meet this mat ne minimum requirements are;The ap- tance to the west coast of expansion ing, according to President Y. 8 ' , . are asking, To whom then, they now receding at 'all in a generous and Christian plicant must be 1 years of age dur- in steel manufacturing by such en- Harris, of Timpanogos counciL to turn today. The river is an a foot corof one Columbia manner, that those who have sust- are the weary delegates the the Steel as A tenth of not of the rate second meeting will be held ing year camp; weighing terprises less than 100 pounds, stripped: be poration. ained- this irreparable loss may and they answer their own question hour. ' Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock iu ' 59 have their physical needs provided by pointing to Robinson qualificafive of inches in m Columbia "The Indies Five hundred employes height at 17, project has all the the same room. i as Democratic for and be sustained in their spirits tions his record at 18 or over and have not less essentials for success in the conriver front potteries, the first floors During his visit to Utah county. ; number of ever or leader of the senate, his able handl- of which were The papers printed, 2 largest inches than clmset expansion Tim trol of raw material and manufac- Sir. Miller will speak in American covered with water ing of the convention four years ago when the river overflowed distributed by ANY newspaper in Utah south of its heart, eyes and vision and hearing turing from the fundamental mining Fork, Tnesduy afternoon at 5:30..' (Continued on Page Five.) as permanent chairman! his- . muse ne are idle. good and the teeth service-aide- . operations to the finished product. o'clock, and in Spanish Fork, "Wed- - ! Salt Lake City were printed by The Herald Saturand finally and most banks, .' A certificate concerning his There is a wide and expanding mar nesduy evening at 7:30 o'clock. j PROVO ARCHITECT IS mornand Sunday day, and distributed that evening significantly to the fact, that, like character westshould lie in steel the obtained. for Mr. ket be will in Milltr Utah 31. for O. products .J March, STEUVEXVILLE, NAMED ON STATE BOARD Harding at Chicago, no faction is ing. "The camp this year will be held ern United States and a fertile field s; vcral days during which time he j UnAfter a precipitous rise the Ohio bitterly opposed to him. The The total number of copies printed was 3469. at Fort Douglas, Utah, from June is developing cxiort trade from Pa- will attend the Boy Scout confer-- i Claude Ashworth, well known ar- derwood people are bitter against river this morning here began tnis Vi to Julyl 11 and will bring to cific coast ports. There is also a ence iu Ogden, Friday, April 4, at For the regular edition 2860 copies were printed, in its chitect, of Provo, has been appointed that McAdoo force and vice versa. morning to recede leaving gellier young men from Utah, Mol- large market for pig iron above the which all executives, assistant ex- The flood a nieriier of the state board of archiand for th extra 609 copies were printed ; the total but there is not bitter reeling wake heavy damage. ilalia, Idaho, Nevada and Wyoming. needs for steel manufacturing. With o tithes, field executives, tects, n recently created body againut Robinson anywhere. On the mark was the highest in eleven of paid circulation for that issue was more than The expenses of attending the camp this great expanding market ahead, commissioners and deputy commis formed with the purposes of con- contrary, thev assert, there is no years. 3450 copies. are paid by the government. it will be strange, indeed, if west sioners, inside and outside local duct examinations of applicants for Democrat of presidential calibre Many of the largest Industrie? of of The Sunday Herald, of that travel exienses to the camp and ern competition does not spring up Uoiuuil jurisdiction, are expected to circulation The to forced were suspend state architectural licenses. district this who could come nearer commanding return and uniforms, food, medieiil and in this competition lies addi- lirteiid. Huh conference at Ogden The other memlers of the board a united Democracy. issue, in Provo and Springville, was 98 per cent of operations. Fully sis thousand men care ad nemergeiicy dental treat- tional assurance of the continued will be one of the six to be held in Iron LaBelle are A. O. Treganza, of Salt, Lake as the idle are today the homes of both cities, including both regular Robinson has been an agressive ment while iu camp. advance of the west coast iron and the twelfth region during April, all Steel Welrton company, City and Leslie Hodson, of Ogden. leader of the senate Democrats. works, and extra editions. One or more of which will be calb-"Those who desire lo nllend l!n and steel industry. "Spring and other Steel company facCarnegie He has whipped the quarreling ediThe proposiat week with Fort the this Douglas. the proceeding Fever Conferences." camp Utah, competitive enterprises, Sunday ending During idle. lie BURGLARS IN SPANISH. tions together there In such a way big plants to be a tions summer may obtain information along similar lines of Utah blast discussed, according to. tion The Herald gave its readers a total of 48 pages, Burglars broke Into the Orem sta-""- as to enable the party to put forth from ('apt. It. 11. Patterson, Armory furnace plant or uixm the alterna Mr. Miller, are Court of Honor, HOSPITAL. AT OPERATION and this costs the subscriber, if he pays by the at Spanish Fork Sunday even- a united front in almost every test, or write to the chief of staff, 1 It it tive line of Pacific coast pig Iron 'scout membership mortality, camp Mrs. Milton Jacones, of this city. half-yea- r, ing, according to the report Mon- He Is 52 years old, a lawyer by less than SEVEN CENTS a or be ing, and representation from Utuh division. U. S. Army, Dooly block, manufacture, can confidently year, day morning made to the sheriffs and bas been Jn public life for was operateu on .nonuay uioruurj ' the international jauiboree. Utah. Lake Salt week expected." City, at the Aird hospital. office. 20 years, : y lb '' :::r';. :':::'v:::-- :::':':y.' c... wide-sprea- d be-tw- PROVO VOITURE rl , IS ' ."1 WM.WESTW00D Army Major ORGANIZED! SOLUTION FOR . PASSES AWAY WEST IN UTAH Provo Visitor , . f ever-prese- s : BOY SCOUTS IN SPECIAL MEET Hupf-uin- ,,.. - , ! 1 Kirt-tim- e i pro-fesio- n 1 |