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Show i ... 4itaft ' THE HERALD V II ' II I I II - ff you do not reelv your Herald regularly, please notify the offica Telephone - 95 and we'll " the matter with your carrier, . II 5 WV ILY-- die-cus- THIRTY-EIGHT- fW . JOwlnf t the 1 Biany other sttrae- - tlou ot the day th jeriejr day jwopam.' &turt ayra nlt parti; cafrie4,oatiTherBere. aotlaa many tthtbltora aa at the preTom ' ahowfl held berec tBome' of the larger breeders eeen at the exhibit in former years, were absent from the exhibit thla year. . . - AVp.mootwaajnabIeitir5)e e iweee-4n- 'tocoufityT-afraira- 4 .1 U- "THE-WEATH- il, ,PJ10V0, UTAH, MONDAY,. JUNE 1923! . Neil N,Gergen, one of the three lessees of the P6st DM aESTIVAL .. Pub- - j r PRflPERTY wweih. Ill ., I UUUU . . International News Servlot .' f KANSAS Cipr, Kansas,- - Jund five know deadrpro" H)yith- -- . ; ggfty, Jgs runninginto millions and practically all rivers and"; streams in the state out oJ theiri . O.-pel- thehr-una- nl- today what was declared to be one of the. worst floods in its history' accord- -; ing to reports reaching Jfere today. Two-.o- f the deaths reported were at Arkansas City, whece g' . there.. HeraM-officeitndn- ie ' lodge Mr. Gergen appeared to be angry because the advertis- - Sunday and reports. that, they have a committee on the Provo trip irtg department of the" Herald had refused to turn oyer to working, "up and assigning the Post advertising department several advertising cuts those whosigning are Intending" to 'make to Herald office furnished the by a Salt Lake advertising ithe trip. The last estimates- are agency.- that about 150 Salt Lake Elks will As it is customary for a newspaper to hold such adver- - be in. line. their Eureka Elks have tising cuts pending the order of the advertising agency the celebration and will postponed come to Provo Herald informed the Post advertising der)artment that these as a body to participate with the cuts would be turned over to them the minute they received members of salt Lake and Provo an order from the Salt Lake advertising agency directing in making this tue greatest Flag that they be turned over. It was suggested that the Post; day celebration m the history -- J . 200,0(alfe; homeless issued an 1 The mayor hat appeal for outside tiplp Three deaths were reported from Win field, where the flood was? said to be the worst in the history : of the town. Rail service in that . region was practically at a stsnd still. . ' Property damage in Sutler S county was estimated at thousands 1 of dollars.. Augusta is badly! flooded with the crest not vnt- A 4tfflti1 ; .. nw ...... laivi . r,. UUA, j - earsFHi-AviteOose- r, ; are Three-thousa-nd i Elmer Route of SprlngrOle, a for mer xhlbitr,wa alia oilseed by the frequenters at tha Jersey (how, The scheme of architecture will having moyed to Idaho'. , the archt The Bual Jersey day parade be which had been scheduled forie tect, Claude Asbwortb. Nielsen & afternoon was dispensed, with on Christiansen are tha contractors, account of tha many other attractions of the day.-Mu- ch, credit is due J. P. Welch, county agricultural agent, for the success of the show. PHYSICAL LIFE S. BasheroT, ;V. S. department-- of agriculture, Weatera Dairy dtylsion, with headquarters InMSalt !UWe AFTER Clt at' the; judge otrthe show and gave enure satietacuon. The following are the winners In tonight tonight CENfST" PRICE TWO -- ; L- - ER -- -- -- t UTAH Generally fair warmer .;nd Tuesday; southwest portion FLAG - ""Na, f - i Worfc on constructloa, of Ma The Flag day program Haliroad offfeisbjr interestedm PLEASANT GROVE, June 11. uiinouo cnurcn wui m atartea tms the trait business of Utah county roan now, ana nave lor more man a year, published the day, June 14, Is completed, except The second annual Utah strawweek, according to the announcer wexeJnpjcoioSaturday-lookinSoyo Post Jolayaltaiased for the filling in Of a tew. minor berry day to be held In Pleasant g ymenroadolrtsTmoTliiingCafe in Greer West North local street. on over First the fruit After situation. ove. oni details, and, from presea ednesday,, June 20, Rev Father J. through: whose efforts-th-a movement for a visiting some of the orchards on Mr. Gergen Evidently believed he had a real grievance tlons, promises to be "the great promises to be more of a succpbb new church has gained headway. used language lest everi" possible The Church of the Immaculate mousinlorttsneTeTnieitoTei parade Is scheduled to start seen such Utah, county The committees are working Inbumper seldom employed in a puDlif restaurant, but threatening to at The Conception, Catholic, will be at the 7 o'clock. In the evening and in making the day one cessantly corner of Fifth West and second crops sswJlLhe seen this fall. tne "Deat vp' Herald man, and invited the Herald editor to will march west from the fountain. They also assured the officials North streets. "take off his glasses" and "go out in the street and fight." In addition to the Jnembershlp of long to be remembered. James D. TheiBaifflnmitav wmJ Thome, president 9t the Wasateh poirJafeJlei'afcJcut&ry ils year ' there' would club of Pleasant has been eeoi this As the be delegations from the. Eureka, employed by the Grove, out of the brawl Mr. Gergen grew physically aggressive. club to devote all church until the. euperstructure .it delay in the shipping " Lake and Salt Ogden perhaps on account of refrigerator Herald editor suggested that the matter be discussed at the of his time from now on In arrang- completed. A rectory wDT be built fruit line of march. of trlioulsrt toward the door, MrrGergM ledges in theRuler ing the details of the celebration. this lammer.Teady tor accupancy Exalted Tooke of Salt of the American Refrig grabbed hi arm' and shoved him backward. . The strawberry growers of the president 1. September was a Provo visitor Lake - V' h H HIS IIBI fill . nd' , ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER IN UTAH SOUTH OF SALT LAKE CITY. YEAR." N(xY. H RO-A.Ofc- Z t ' erator Transportation company, district have promised to donate who headed the party of railroaders more barries than last year to prop said that his company has a suf erly provide for the additional ficient number of refrigerator cars from crowds, that are expected to handle the fruit crop of the every section of Utah and parts of Idaho. This year the celebration county properly.' . will also take on the nature ot 'a "In addition to Mur old rolling g affair. Former resi-- , stock which has been repaired and dents of the" city have been, invited put into condition during the winter monws. saiu air. ivooser,-wnave, tq return and renew oW acquaint WICHITA, Kansas, June II- -! ances and partake of the hospitality Danger, point along the Kansas had built more than 2000 new re of the "old home town." Word has Hood lute early today. Jad shifted ' frigerator' cars. We are working in close cooperation with the' officials already been received from hun to the extreme southern edge of, . the. state where winfield alid Ark- -' of the Denver and Rio Grande' ansas City, in Cowky county, were . ' will do every railroad and for celebration Western the present the Tarlous chwesV inundated with "Just so no false impressions be International News Service. v$h to rush your fruit There will be more attractions and property. heavy. Joss of Jife Bulls Three years or over: Mar Before SAN FRAJCISCO, June JL A thing possible Herald Mr. editor he said T. chairman J. said had," Farrer, Gergen attackingthe time. onto the market the at proper Besides this than last. the year ine's Pogls Prince,. Parley A. Olsen, series ol interesting experiments Already it is estimated not communicated with the Salt Lake advertising of the nag ajQcommittee, "the "With the increased facilty in had 000 worth of damage has been ' conand carnival features regular Provo, first; Isis Prince Pogls, F. being conducted by Dr. Albert to local Elks desire say theirJjtws the fruit situation, I don't agency but had received an order from somebody, else. It suffered by cities along me route"" cessions, such as the merry J.- - Malmetrom, ' Mapleton, 11 second; Aorams, noted San, Francisco phy handling and usaee8 mandatory that discuss matter. the thet-- will be any delay or un was then that Mr. Gergen was invited nk Ltne Arkansas' river. . At least ferris wheel, etc., the comTormentor"a Elmo, A. T. Harding, sician at the request of Sir Arthur observe year, day every either the Herald or Post shop where long distance tele- - tey been ary waits as has been the made mittee has arranged for a real wild 5.000 persons have Pmo, third. One year and under Conan Doyle may furnish physical case some homeless. 3,000 of .whom are at C times in the past We phone might be used. west hand a concerts show, two: Alfa's Dxfoted lad, Lawrence life after' death it was revealed to payide, f rat tn Iflk orgaM nav. work, Arkansas. City. The latter point ' are getting our cars directed this has Johnson, first; 'Fuchsia "Oxford, day by Dr. Abrams, suffered especially heavy loss,-anbelong9 Herald Mr. to was attack the editor, Gergen's reply we will the day Utah Stat hospital, second; China A machine Involving the net ot way in. ample time so that an appeal for million .' ' fmjf " the to fruit handle a in be position be the Utah State league base- dollars for the 'rood sufferers has - , ...' self Vila in. ..,. ..,, uc luuuK Snmft few Prince's Pogls, W.A. Nuttall, third. radio and need tor detecting vibra ftffererf tnv wv. (Umrtm Mr -- w.. weeks no-" o o , uicaniiiK u aim . un it niu been asked for by A. J. Ucljitosh,." , r..., Senior bull calf: Majesty V Pogls tion may be the medium of turnlah- - crop expeditiously if every business house and the Among those in the party with terest m the Post Dlant to the. editor of the Herald. At the den. The game is the regular Mayor. Arkansas Gtr lieaKth Prince, Archie Boren, first: M. A. inz thie nroof. Already R has. ac-the Amertime annthev rtf fVio Twrtner Tmhlfafcin Mr: Kooser were T. H. Gorman of tha Post ?omet ,,n . 'toatue game scheduled to be played junction of the Walnut and Ark, :. , Clinger, second; Parley A. Olsen, cording to,Pr. Abrama, .revealed which ase nNT ' " thlrd. Junior bull calf: F. J. Malm difference in - vibration between St? Louis, general freight agent- et waited td selThis ihtefesrin rat PrOTOn that day, but ' plant to the Herald ,onJune.i. Wilson F. R. T. I A. 'count crowd the company; the of unusually .large r. firsts Parley A. Olsen, see the handwriting of dead males and were reoortet .. .persons teA - , neraia eaiior ex- - a a means of reception, enter- in aiinniiurit'u bt. ineot Denver, Superintendent of trains. eaiior. uom oners were reieciea. .rrH w .'nrr w i ond. an-- . dead females. . . r.Arkansas. City. oiii Dossible mersre to one mret-nlained time when seemed of a and at that exdression it tainmant .ho . Xelch, St r: r uu, t fc Cows Four years or ever. Miss I fie Hit? . rKansas kcicuinuuu ii.t; .cuuia ""If there is anything that sur IjJUJbJEtCLWlJrjF. over at . . .. u- l l i al uuu iur ure ..i.i.. cmo, ,"uj wlih tne management or tne anni- - ...TV. vvtch'ta this morning; stood one iuuie mi.. China Princess, W. A. Nuttall, vives death it is sex," said Dr. Louis, general agent of the A. 'R. iiiv iwu papers jiiiu une icue uauy ue uau tunaiueicu x jjuito scheduled H. proaddition the Kansas foot Pleas-S. ; City, in " been tbe as now of but Hamilton, Chase T.; it a has t0 hisherthan the that versao. game had 24 hours piay Post, daily already Abrams. "The existence of a defi . first; Pogls China Spot, W. A. Nutnave v earlier and the Little .Arfin.. ant Grove agent Missouri established and as the Herald now goes into five-sixtof ara uie Jocai tall, second; Majesty's Utahna nite difference in reaction between general C.freight B. Wlldman, Kansas a"ove w" nsi.nK o ,,.00 a sirawDerry jeuvai m int-i- ciu-The crowds are. expected to ar-Kn,,.Dnr.. i -- J Fawn, W. A. Nuttall. third. Three the handwriting of dead males and Pacific; ' Misroom at 5:30 p. m. superintendent, general City, in the morning earlv rive from to need of Herald or ; years and under four: Owl's Fancy females opens up a new line of inno Post all the the that part purchase a grand, charily until late at night. The Various the . evening brace, W. A. uttall, tirst Two quiry. I am not ready to say that souri Pacific; J. H. Burtner, Union editor hoped the Post would continue. in operation here as In. , ... . t. .. t Los PacHfc Angeles. agriculturist, Dial w iu ub 4.U ot me individTormentor's and under me convinces three: the 1J this that anuurj. committees in charge of the affair years v,i:i , new-nwum uiccui ui was uic oiiuiuct lis While Provo. the in vpiauuoumciii, POJfCA CITY, Ok!a'June 1-1is party aS " compiete program are arranging the various happen- Belle, W. A. ..Nuttall, first; China ual survives after death but if sex ' :. lows: persons were f of the day so that there will Reports hat six Princess' Tormentria, W. A. Nut- survives after death it is 'at least taken over some of the fruit di' William M. Roylance of the eat 10 Pa- - not be a dull moment in the entire jT?rwhntl ?a "The American After-Mr- . Selection, on-thtall, second. ' Senior year heifer; M. Indicative that the individual sur strictsM. ' Gercren's editor ad Herald attack - the . here todaycomand Wm. Produce Roylance Provo .band; chorus, fiod of Celebration. ffOod waters ovrr mnsf cA k', Price, first; Majesty's Tormentor vives. I shall pursue these inves . A of the Post took Salt the Lake department vertising pany. .. t. Fawn, W. A, NutUll, second;- - Par- tigations further." showeH . n whoro the Nations, Verdi, by Provo The strawberries ere more plen- adjoining counties nn tko oH .f were a. third, 1 x .. an$ ley A, Olsen, second D signs ot aoating. Keen 'auernacie The machine applied to one of ... cnoir; . uurouut-ir-. l W'unil mis year man mey.. . ufi-ilUNiii iiirriMi iivnr i.ifi i.I rif Tl " -"r( s i. ini&naS Thousands ni acres nt whea ' erclses, onicers are in better condition than of Provo losge j-- inn , r, ,. Senior- heifer calf: Chtaa's Fawn, Sir Conan's famottsgspirit phones, ,V"v ana always wui continue tne poncy oi me neraia, omy jipon gl!); Chorus, "The Flag Without a tliey have been . for years. The j were under water and . many W. A. Nuttall, first; Bertha's Sweet Df. Abrams said, gave a life reacorder oi the advertiser win advertising matter oe turned Stain white, with fiug iliumina-ove- r visitors 'to the second annual Utah j families reported to have been Rowena, Owen Smoot, Jr, second; tion for the central figures sup' m nomes. . rtav at Ploavant flrovft t to another newspaper which is the way the Heraldtion, Provo Tabernacle choirs; SimwIiApv - -. Parley. X Olsetf, third. Junior posed to be a live man surrounded UhxNVER juhel a of real Elks' to are Prof, the assured be and Tribute to other Flag. strawberry t, treated by newspapers advertising by hopes life LhelferalfiiMIPrtoe3rBtU, .thousand dollars wortji of property reac; by spirits and likewise a ' ; "Savalry Chorus," festival. A. Olsen, second and third. and crops was damaged, one life agancies. tion to one of the supposed spirits. ' r Siiindlei'.'-Jipatabernacle was io?t and dozens of families choir; Senior champion The reaction to the other spirits Champion A. triotic addrs. Major J. marooned in the high waters which ' Howell; The Maxlne's Pogia Prince, Parley was negative. SPRINGV1LLE, June bull, ENTERTAINED. DAUGHTERS ' raped throughout the state SunCHASE chorus, "Oh HMi- l's Yea FTee," A. Olsen. Junior champion bull, The new machine as yet unnamed Klwanians were highly entertained day due to an. almost continuous' Verdi, by Provo Tabernacle clioir: . Friqay luncheon F. J. Malmstrom; senior champion has unlimited their Mem-ber- s at Dr. weekly 11. SPANISH PORK. June DOLLAR 36 hour downpour of rain.- possibilities. . A. Abrams believes. It has already evening when C. delivery of gold meilals for prize . cow. Miss China' Princess,-WDallin, speaker ot the J. Wylie Thomas chapSPRIXOV'ILLET June 11. 'Luther Richard Koote, 10 of Chicago, A. H. Provo Dixon,' . Supt. ehamnlon cow, reminiscences Nuttall; Junior " 61 years of age, died who Was visitinz an demonstrated its powers to locate of the evening, gave unele nnr',' ter of the Daughtefa ot Pioneers Chae. Terry P.rovo "America,"' schools; public China's Fawn, W. A. Nuttall. lost . persons, determine truth and ot his childhood days and his great went to teland Friday afternoon in Springvllle Sunday Loveland fell into the raging Red- his home at audiand choir band, 'abernacle Grand champion bull, iMaklne'f the genuineness or forgery of docu love for his mountain borne in and were entertained at the home rivcr ano. was ; swept .down- 111- III Hnsering night, follovvjng ence. A Olsen. ments: Among other things of Mrs. A. R. Creer. A history ot Springvllle. ness. He was born in Xephi gowned, T Low see mentioned was a dream he had had "John F. Beck and his wife,. Mary Grand champion cowK Miss China ' ."Will It prove immortality?" had llyedJln Springvllle during the Greeley, hotel at "fThat remains to be seen," Dr. when a boy of a mammothwhich past '34 years. For many, years lie -- oiunsana Hopkins Beck, was given by their International News Service. yere inundat at of rock foot Herds, graded herd", hull two Abrams replied. canyon the had been engaged li the barber ed. , daughter, Mrs. Hannah Creer, and that time seemed absurd, but he short talks on incidents of early years 'or over cow three years ,or The June 11 PHILADELPHIA. business. Big Thompson and Platte A AUTO over, heifer two years and under begins to believe his dream will pioneer life were given by John F. Fire fighters early 'today had under He had been an active member rivers flowed their banks and to- which come true. blaze fierce three, heifer one year and under Beck and William Bowen. insttu control a in the Modern Woodmen ot Ameri- day are still threatening miles Of railroad tracks. one year and, under Mrs. Cora Thorn Bird gave two mental music was given by Nepha wrecked the Broad Street Penna , ca., three, heifer Surviving him are his wife, wor heifer under one year", W.SA. Vocal numbers in her usual charm Markham and Wayne Holly; vocal railroad station with' loss estimated MONEY Mrs. Jane Chase, two daughters, million dollars. X more than a Nuttan, first R. Beck at ing manner'ILove the Moon" and selections by Mrs. J. W. Biifbrldge,' Ogden, and Many hremen and spectators had . Breeder's dairy herd. foucow8 JThaCbuslnesSxJsgettu)g better 'A. Scotch IdiBaby." accompanied and Mrs. Dale Beck; Evans and Mrs. Oscar Hitt, 'New York, one June 41-- i" LINCOLN, Nebr. from death when narrow escapes la toilkvi W, ; A.i Nuttall,. first and better in every way .was dem- on tbepIana-Jbj- l Mrs. Bell Crandall. Lois Creer. 'At the close of the foiJr oasseneer cars crashed Flood "conditions resulting from the brother and one sister. R. C delegate program a buffet luncheon was Breeder's ybung herd, "hultunder onstrated, according to Manager to which Funeral services 'will be held In excessive, rainfall the. collapsing- elevated Harry Van Olstein, of Mammoth, two: twd' heifers" one year and George Leven ot the Hub Clothing to AUanlayspbke briefly of his trip served to 60, there being 46 mem- - through with them a Utah, is the richer by 1200 by rea the Springvllle Fourth ward chapel Nebraska has been subjected, for carrying structure, d under two, two heifer calv company, la the response given b "tttwllTHB given the entire even "bers and 14 visitors present mass of twisted rails and steel. son of having been first at a con Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The nearly two weeks, continued this and bar already resulted Jn detail Meeting adjourned until the first Firemen ywere battling today to test meeting at the Schofleld Auto body may be viewed prior to the morning by exhlbltor,W'A..Nttt- that store's double page advertise ing next week, in heavy Josses to farmers by railthe of office one eoavenUon. the save calf section, the herd, of Breeder's on ment printed .In; last ' Friday's the happenings tall, first in September.- company when that concern gave funeral Services at the residence flooding tow lands washing out "'' ' . C R. Jones was In charge ol the Thursday way station. bull, two Xelfr under One (bred, Herald. r.V East . to Third and . Second North and dollars hundred livestock. drowning crops The wildest 'onf usion emned away several ' ; exhibitor), . Parley A. .01ten-Railroad transportatioh has bee "Saturday: and Monday we, did mpetlng: Fred Smith toastmaster. CAPTIVES FREED. r street. , , hundreds of passengers who buyers of automobiles. among re: wno naa two-daever y business first..-'- ' maintained under difficulties."" A i"T: just the largest Interment will be in the Springr. Van Olstein got the first two day in train traffic re--. p Four'animals, get of ,'one The all tiehta in the vicinity of "the money," air. T. -1- 1. vUle by our Provo itorer Mr. turned from an extended businessSHANGHAV June. sua. cemetery. scnorieia city suited When-- , over-tcamiles of Excite "Tne second was H. G. Snelson. were extinguished. bred by exhibitor. Parley A. declared: i. "Itj.meMurea trip in Nevada, introduced the dls- - French consul today received word hta roadbed op the Unl Pacific was' of ttagulshedisjWtWBiilnu dollars and iajjumbet stTwo animals, French-- re preaentatlve Jit mcnt was increased -by the roar of from-l- be buried,.. A k. steercoachef-ir-therxrtshn,, snowea wpn the attehdance prise; V ln-t- ne custom es. i Certainly cow, bred by exhlbltoi Funeral services for Florence Tsao Chuang that he believed all hraw The other money-getter- s Washouts near Revnoh!" deTay- -' ed through : tail I first r Best slness dondWons are get- . Creer. daughter ot Mrs. A. C. Miner ed traffic on thes; Kansas were: contest Shantung the capUves Said the 9chof)eld off icials Pcnna railroad In died wears' lactation, 12 who better in this city and county. ot suddenly this city, line of the Burlingwould be released within Marion Russell, turexa, s,a. blaze started about midnight in the FOR GLEAtiER TFETH badits Pbcatello, was, held in .theBsnne-vlll- e ton railroad for nearly six hours. tity COMideredrvV. A; Nuttall, first- ore money is being earned an hours. These prisoners were cap baesaae room and spred.quickly to H. Haywood, Eureka, $50. lao'. lrculated. 1ZLZ . Best heifer, unaer three years' ward chapel Thursday . . Jf. B. Keeler, Provo, $25..' Mail and baggage r .The Pepsodent company, copper- - tured .May when the Shanghai- the mail room. value tation. ouanutr and ouamy ooi T have learned that when good Jensen of the bishopric was destroy. Andrew considerable Davis,- - Sliver City. J23? of H. W. wasalded. com express Peking with the Drug Hedqulst stint " BALKANLWAR FEARED. music was jrenderel ed but 'the exact loss will not be The eidered, VA. NuttalU firrt Parley harming are combined with good r- $25. presided. ten-daC. Provo, Jones, U free pany,' today began . 7 A. Olsen, second. ,.. known until a check can be made. Sarah Ramsey Roberts, $2a. , by 'Murray Eureka, advertising goods can- - be soia, Air. distribution of .a scientific tooth ; ARRE6T 4MX FOR MURDER. Foster, James Several oassensers and a fireman - ,.'.'-'Leven added. L orrrwo SUlAUemanVSprIngviU Jllr-K- ; and FrofJ R..Bo8hard71 j ltirnUonal paste in an effort to, bring. .about the werepvercomewhen PETtET CPEAK HEREr - the The 'speakers were- Bishop 4. A. International Newt Service. , t ' 11. G. Hanney, Eureka, $?3.- - i June for care Ohio,, and wider better a fire started. i) CABINET LONDON, June 11. Fears of an UMMONED.; Buttle, Thorne C. 'Mtner of SpringWith the arrest ot sig persow teeth. A locomotive and an entire trait il other Balkan war were entertained E. Dr. and George Hughes ., Walton Peteet, director ol thS Na0,, vllle, Thd movement for cleaner teeth here rt oday. police believe they have fell 30 feet when the train floor LEAVES OR WASHINGTON. ;. ' In diplomatic circles; C' that both P.' Billings.' -- ' tlonal Farm bureau cooperative loco. a Another tunnorts 'save to way. lead which Provo clues" may In "hot yand conducted June 11. The.BritUh is being Poicel cleared motive-explod- ed. The invocation was offered by "A. Bulgaria and Greece are controlled marketing organisation, will' give 4.0NDON. summoned into session pleasant Grove by an advertising sudden solution of the friendish , ana hinet was 1 streets h the 'an address t Colge' hall this R, Creer of Spanish .Fork and the by military parties.t ' : in .the Vicinity1-11. com- murder of Helena Drachman, ' todav to consider notes froid the campaign by the Pepsodent all. t, stores. rlovd the and Mr. son Fighting has broken out in o'clock. at Preceding of I benediction Richan, by Heber.T. Robertson Raymond evening The Herald, window dis- pretfj.T, W.C A." girl, whose part Ten firemen imprisoned by sec. Mrs- - Fred Richan, left Sunday' tor of Spanish Forfcv The;grave in. the Five persons were killed in held at rrach and Belaian government pany, in f '.. meeting, a banoue ariU noay stores and clad decomposed badly tion of roof Crawled along an an exchange ot shots between sol' Hotel Roberta at which the direct asking Oreat Britain td bring pres plays at the Hedqulst drug and ty was will he Fork Ov where cemetery Spanish city Washington,!). culvert a small was found under 1 ' and Pleasant Grove, elevated track and escaped just be. h liiHi W rnur of diers "and police 'when the former ors ,bf tie- - copers tive - marketing sure upon Oermsny to ena passive in Prove . on the Hubbard road near here yes structure . went have's position In the United States 44iisul the free distribution ot occupaby - . military resistance occupied Sofia. against will . ot agriculture. Utah oL county, ' Fork.' ' -. department JSpsntah down. tubes.-:terday. , tion ot the Ruhr.' , . meet Mr. Peteet . - - e DEI home-comin- ' ' ,orthmwto I "J'zS ' me ta at T (T ' . uint T11"? thrPost ine tt stro, - .j. j:t d . jMi",ivt.s' f;.P!,' I A ... hh,.i j ' 7V ... : hs T,, D,. ,l, r i $t j , tu uOFu t 1 6eu - '.Ki' 1 upith nnlWlDonul , tt oort;nn UIAS - " ' iai 1 v : i 0 SPRIIIGVILLE itarh-Jardoe- ' It " ' j LT. - MILLION ' f IRE PogiSr-Prlnce-Parl- ey 'niK;er..wjuuiu.: Jl-JHan- DEPOT i andi"m- TLll .&d" rf SGHQFIELD IS GIVES Mrs-An- nle BonA-gprlngv- ille - ' (hejf-eralre- at -- ty u ... tie-u- CSPrinKJlle:howlt r ot.the iYpyNO'Sk . . "' "TSl-NGSTDW- Kws8ervil. ( - - f , V. ' -- , ' Bui-garl- a, l . 'k- - ' .r v ,' - . y fore-the-tn- tire A . I |