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Show Circulation II OverSfiOO HE DAILY HERALD uckalu iuw GOES TO ALL FORMER vivTH YEAR Kf . . MANY COOLIDGE NOW PRICE TWO CENTS. Lwk of Leadership Main Ingredients of Platform Now Bern; Prepared by President.. Capital City to Contribute Thousand Dollars and Army of Visitors, FARMERS PROMISED GOVERNMENT AID Through out the world noted by Speaker. II III Oil Scandal Guilt to Be Term MOTION PICTURES TO BE MADE OF HUGE CROWD - Vs Salt Lake Chamber of Com. merce to Aid in Financing ed Personal and The sum of all philosophy Is to know that we must believe." "Man is that he might hare Joy. - With these quotations Walter Adams began his address on Tues day evening at the commencement uni- exercises of Brlgham Young - 'STEEL' SPIRIT Delivers Ad DEMOCRACY ESSENTIAL PART OF LIVING, HE SAYS Tersltj- SHOWING FINE 3" SHORT, CONCISE jress to Graduates JB. I. u, Secondary Training , ieel D'ay Elks Hold Convention Here SALT LAKE IS SCHOOL FOR PLATFORM T TRAINING Walter Adams IDtmr, PROVO, UTAH. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4. 1924. recital m face for comipiano PHASES SHIER AT i UTAH-Pa- rtly eUdr Borth, rea-frally fair south portico Uaifht tad SUBSCRIBERS TO THE PROW POST IfeMainidl Safe Lalkm Comnim EXERCISES HELD THE WEATHER By GEORGE R. HOLMES. Steel Day Here. ) i . International News Service Staff i i S, L. STEEL COMPANY NOW USING UTAH IRON SALT LAKE, June 4. Suit Luke Iron and Steel company received from the Ironton plant of the Columbia Steel company a car load of pig iron Monday for use lu making commercial castings. This Is tbe first car load of pig iron made from Utah ore and coke to be made Into castings lu tbe same where It waa mined. The local Iron and steel company has heretofore used a mixture of eastern pig and scrap. Correspondent. secondary training school. CLEVELAND, June 4. When the Republican platform builders meet i here one week from, today there will be presented to them a fairly complete draft of just what Pretst MISS MELVA BOYLE. dent Coolidge desires in the way of come to the schoolf rom far and plunks. Miss Melva Boyle, the aecom. Mr. Coolidge wants the platform ear, fit Into the system and make First photograph of the new home of the Provo and talented daughter of pushed recently remodelled and redecorated (short,, positive and concise, accord good. at lrst eet and First South streets. In this buildingElks, Professor and Mrs. W. H. Boyle state the convention of Utah Elk will be leuders to word M. TROF. to Y. the we HUGHES. passed 'lug you, 'Although challenges was presented In a splendid niano unu ruuuy mm ouiuruHy, wnen nuuureos or fciks from Logan, Ogdcn, Park City, Eureka. and lh vi. Tim ninin ingredients, are be it rewards you," said Mr. Adams. recital Salt Lake will be in Provo. In the College hall Saturday ll is expecrea tnat Professor Mer-- . In? nrennred t;v h a own hand. Too are In the midst of life. Don't evening May 31. with more be will into There the habit of "pointing thinking that jet Mjss Boyle is completing a five California, who is to give courses alarm. tome day you will begin to live. year One thousand dollars In cash and course under the direction of in English at the B. Y. U. summer pride" than "viewing with GIRLS WANTED! there will be affairs On Live today: live right now this Professor C. W. Reid foreign thousands of people are the contri-butloIs and also In will arrive school, citv to the the claims of hour." positive from the artist and latter part of the week. The cro. a number promised to the Steel day Fifty girls are needed to The principal points Tbe speaker regretted the mate graduating celebration next Saturday by the serve barbecue sandwiches classes of the L. D. S. fessor is listed for a course In Scot achievement. to teaching the president desires emprasized rialism that had come into the central coinmlrtMt nH ft the hungry Steel day visitors. A School of Music at Salt Lake City. tish literature, not frequently given world through too narrow a special mltteei that met in Ka!t Lake City chance to meet more strangers Miss Boyle is the first student of in our universities, but which Is re are: 1. Affirm ition of the party's ization In science a materialism than you ever met before I Free Professor Reid's to graduate from plete with interest. The profes uvouuj. aui uiuur wui ue raisea a world court as laid down that has bereft life of spirituality. through tbe Halt Lake Chamber of ticket to the rodeo, and all the L. D. S. School of Music and Is sor will also give a course in the faith in Harding-Hughe- s the Tbe political world today, he con in program the Commerce I I I I II II.A IftIF and will be nard in sandwiches you want to eat, and the only Provo artist that has ever Elizabethan drama, dealing with and endorsed by Mr. Coolidge. tended, would fall into helpless a free copy of the Steel day edifraying expenses of Steel day, ae- from there. Shakespeare and his coctemoraries, wherein: 2. The Dawes were it not for the influence graduated plan, cording to Chairman Ed S. Hinckley tion of The Dally Herald. TeleA large and appreciative audience of the United States. And even in America was enabled to help Europe Convention of General Feder attended the recital and were loud phone right now number 105 Ul" k8t Luncheon Served to Weekly same the at the United States the speaker saw a time, getting without, and tell the Steel day committee In their praises of Miss Boyle's abil to ation Down -Gets morass In the Kiwanlans down "business mired and woeful lack of leadership. There is Their Ladies her feet The men of Bait Lake that you will do your bit toward to the opinions of no leadership because there is no ity. According Business. of European trouble. : City exhibited a at Mapleton. to feed the Steel day most of those present Miss Boyle has helping spirit or 3. Hich praise the Kepumican divine guidance; the reason there J that was visitors. You will be needed especially pleasing to na," most brilliant future ahead of her Newa Service. International la no divine guidance is that men Mr- - Hinckley said In in record peaceful Members Klbetween 12 of the 2:30 and discussing the if one is to judge by the remarkable p. m., Sprlugville June 4. Putting have not chosen divinity to guide relations with the world, pointing to LOS ANGELES, wauis club accompanied by their t Uleetluf. "Ihe tnthusiasm for the manner in which she performs. Saturday. side for the T time luncheons and of peace with Germany, them. Men are living without God the treaty too day , much to motored wives, running Sure and confident of herself, higher in Mapleton Thurs-In their lives. resumption of relations with Mexico entertainment features, delegates to Miss Boyle's playing does not bore day evening May 2. lu a body,""5 capital man I anticipated, numerous steps tasen to the seventeenth biennial convention nd the . The speaker commended the work or Thousands are " where the weekly luncheon waa expected to come tire but rather it causes the More Than 3500 Instruments insure and oromote peace In ' the of the General Federation of Wom UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT of the school in seeking to bring trom 8al' City to get a view of listener to want to hear more GIVES PARTING MESSAGE served In the Mapleton Town Hull. I u business to at down en's Clubs, got American republics. Central into Will men Directed fie spirituality the lives of John K. Anderson was master of 'lne Bew ulrth ot indiiBtrlalimn In by ch Assisting in the recital was Miss hesecond session of the meeting 4. The arms conference,-whiand urged the students to find out Sousa. Hansen and Miss Virginia "Wherever you go, . carry the ceremonies and Win. A. Firmnge,18 Mar on Saturday." will be described as the greatest dl here today. what part of helpfulness they can Jennie as toastmMter. J Nelson, secretary to the , Reid. Leaders of various factions in the ideals of the institution with you acted ploraatic achievement in history, as play in the world and play that The feature of the program waa Bert)or and awell known air man. The program Miss Boyle gave was seek to make your community and to women on club the fight place tor sertiemeui armtrai it part. provided a memorial address delivered by naB promised to be on tbe Job with By W. F. SULLIVAN. as follows: Ballad in A flat major, of disputes between the signatory record as to disarmament were better. The faculty wishes to give George F. Ballif of Provo. The following students received Mr. 811 aeroplane for the interest of the ; Autumn, Chaminade ; The their for bat blessings." you their forces the Chopin for Slashed marshaling Service Staff News expenditures International high school certificates: powers. - crowds who will gather, Balllf democthe traced of history Such was the parting injunction Nightengale, Liszt; Etude, Op. 36 I national defense and removed the tle on the convention floor. Helen Bagley, Fern Billings, A moving picture concern of Salt Correspondent. S. Harris of the B. racy through a period of the last No. 13, Arensky ; Etude, Arabesque, F. of President on the There Pacific. delegates' pro Important war of iaJhe Crosbie. Mildred " Culmer. danger Intimated that they hundred years and showed the, Lako city ; Y. ; U. the last at Meditation, was ot assembly Squire of discussion Ieschetizky the gram general today will also be a definite promise Edna Erickson, KANSAS CITY, Mo. June 4. of the rule from w111 v& Fecliser, Capricclo, operator on the ground Clyde gradual shifting ; on school held of the Caprice Fitzenhagen Wednesday address soon as as 'keynote" given Tuesday conference Mamie Hair, Jane E. P. Philip another such the one or few individuals to many t0 take pictures of the mammoth Jolley, Marcta Espagnole, Moszowskl ; Spanish Lieut. Commander John night by Mrs. Thomas G.4 Winner, morning. He also expressed his apmaster extraordinary, world conditions make it feasible. individuals. He referred to the uec. celebration for publicity ournoses. band jouey, Aita Jolley, Phoebe Llnford, Sousa, coLiszt. two for and of the of of tbe pianos, support Rhapsody, preciation Minneapolis, of the party's president Helen McArthur, Ross - These will eventually be will direct a huge assemblage of Parkinson, by the students esslty of democracy and in a histori- snown pictures and not can- federation, who declared three operation. given. . liini....... Montez Rowley, Rae la all parts of the United sacrl-- j cal recounted musicians today for the entertain- intention of collecting the IT.. ha.l w way Rust, Lnvon many enemies at the ore in great striking Toung, Marva Hodson, Irene Cruser, ment of Shrlners and thousands of celing the billions of dollars found it unnecessary, he said, to ' fk'es ana mutl1 bloodshed that has states. heart of America. A to the North park will re wane w ood, Ruth Barton, Howard visitors at the national convention European war debts. use the big stick ; the students have been paid to secure democracy. are enemies While great emphasis will be "Three groups of L,U lwo grea. noies in wnlcn the Rogers. was to Decoration introduced here. day should do to as record in for- fighting this country," asserted the been pleased they The following program was ear decorate the graves of those who Lord Ueh Cook, Mr. David Sutton, As a feature of the second day's placed on the party's do. isfederation head. K1" hl 1'K fires which are to affairs, it will be domestic attned out: Vocal duet, "I Would That died In the Civil war but now the wiu program, every band piece here for eign cun which the by "First, group the claim will greater sues that My Love," Mendolssohu, Rhoda the convention more than 3500 ingreater significance of the day is to produce the heat for his mammoth to tear deceit and is ANSWERS WOMAN PIONEER ning trying ention.Johnson and Loreta in memory all the great sacri- - j ovens In which he is to roast three strumentswill be assembled in one Tax Clark; invocatFINAL SUMMONS AT HOME keep reductions most heavily em- down the great structure received fices that have been made to secure thousands pounds of lef. He has ion, L. John Nuttall; of the largest concerts Sousa has our from reading, ; secondly, there is fathers economies the tables all planned and Marie Wood: student renorr. Nlron Report of Police Department ever directed. phasized along with SPANISH FORK, June 4. Mrs. demacracy was the thought he with the the group not openly destructive, Billings ; saxophone solo, "One Fleet thing is in readiness for the big The Shrlners musicians will be instituted simultaneously Shows Total Absence ol the are who but 83 selfish, playing The F. of Mellor, age, Mary years establishment of the budget. A clarinet solo was played by , Ieea- ing nour," Ross Parkinson ; address packed into Muehlbach field and the claim will be made that Harding-Coolidg- e parts of Judas to the ideals of Spanish Fork pioneer, died Monday Serious Crimes. .to ihe coming of the strawberries Is Cliford Kindred and Mrs. George F. graduates. Walter AdaniR: violin gates of the ball park will be reThird brotherhood. and to old due democracy evening from infirmities policies of strict economy wun received acclamation in a Ballif ltiet,' "Dream of the Shepherdess." expectthe moved -' reading.gave that throng huge indifof made the the group up age. She was born in Leicester, Chief of Police Wren Wilkins have saved hundreds of milions of ly, where a strawberry L. E. Eggertson and Sprlugville Mr. Mrs. Wilma Stlee nnd TlliifJ.ri. snti'is- and accomodated. be ed idle the who take and may ferent priceand came to the United Mr. and Mrs. be with the will his filed England report and April to special dollars is pride festival a form part of the inry; recommendation of seniors fGr George F, Ballif of Amusement was the order again gifts of American citizenship States In 1S71. She had been a commission, enumerating the taken in the 25 per cent reduction in less graduation, C. L. Jensen ; presenta city and give no thought or energy in resident of Spanish Fork since ProVo, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Firniage afternoon's entertainment. today with a night parade serving income taxes. the done work ; department. police by Tony Ross, stellar wrestler who of American Fork, N. L. Packard tion of diplomas. Pres. F. S. Harris ! as a fitting climax. The parade return. They are our weakness 1870. follows: Promise of further tax reduction fireand Mrs. Louise Wartlien of Magna, has lieaten every welterweight in piano solo, "Rustle of Spring,'.? Far-W- l The report like the flabby muscles of the body." the of bill When Relief the tax Honorable Mayor and will be followed by a huge new society of "To the the revision Knudsen. works display on Memorial hill with and Mrs. Winter made a plea for the Third ward was organized she was and Bishop L. A. Ncilson, Mr. and the world, has breezed into town. City Commissioners of Provo City: the streets thrown open throughout along the original "scientific lines," club women to strike back und wilder men are at tbe chosen its first secretary, holding Mrs. Leo Harmer and Elmer Bird The wild tohorses me of ior make my report, I herewith Treasury arrive some time this af proposed by Secretary of Mapleton were introduced as expected for dancing. district business at enemies of three the clutching groups also She for 1924: that , years. ., America's throat. She asked them month of April, position Mellon will be made. The attendance prize was ternoon to make preparations for procession will surpass continued as a teacher in the Relief guests. Arrested for speeding, including Tonight's The disgruntled farmers of . the the rodeo. By Friday afternoon the escort awarded to Mark Cook. the for held to for one work themselves the yesterday pledge for federal many years. society juveniles, 10. stage will be set for the greatest as- - every grain belt wil be promised to minds of bodies better and the potentate better imperial the survived Mrs. Mellor .is by Arrested for larceny, juvenues, xl. Shrine visitor in the city is expect- aid in the establishment and procelebration Provo and Springville BANDITS SLAY VICTIM. chil their themselves and 5. prepare W. children: Charles marketfollowing of more Arrested for truancy, juveniles has ever known. The 11RP ftf ffnll of living Booth and Mrs. William M. Lloyd to be in line. It is expected motion triA nnMarif ln I which both Harding and Cool- dren for the great struggle And througb'rt411, the "pigs"aF Arrested for having tobacco In ed Newa Service, International ing will members para America out 25,000 more than and of country making America was the theme of Spanish Fork and Mrs. Albert njbitants 3. 3. Charles the ironinfll continue to run daily nave reclared offers the farmJune CHICAGO, idge an address before the students their .possession, life. in of every phase Adams of Alpine. She is also sur- Wahl, 40, collector for the Lovell by th'thousaiiuM '1 lie Arrested for riding on siaewaiu, . ticipate. ers the best way out of his present standing plant will of the Brigham The election of imperial outer-guarvived by twenty-on- e Young university grandchildren Real Estate company, was killed be running full blast on Steel day Arrested for making fires and difficulties and the Democrats and on to be office elective the only FuconWednesday by President An- burning up property, juveniles, d. and three coalition so who great grandchildren. was in by order and that visitors may see It In Joseph Pomerontz, 50, chosen at the convention is sched- insurgents, tony W. Ivins of the L. D. S. be neral services will be held at the badly wounded he is believed to be action. Unsanitary places visitea, m. out uled for today. This office is the trolled the 08th congress wouldmore church. Third ward chapel at 2 o'clock dying, when two bandits who enblamed for failure to extend Cases Investigated and settled President Ivins nrefaced hia re lowest in rank of officers and the afternoon. e session of congress. Thursday at office early tothis of court, 32. aid tered the its takes elevation marks by showing the value of Mrs. Mellor was the grandmother day began firing at Charles Lovell, CHANGES IN FACULTY The Provo lodge, No. 14, of the gold found and returned to automatic annual same time there will be a At the Bicycles poof among the ancient imperial holder to the rank OF YOUNG UNIVERSITY of John B. Booth, commander of a member of the firm, who resistO. O. F., held the peoples of the owners, 66. positive declaration to the effect world, special reference being made investi- tentate in twelve years. Carl Christensen, Instructor in are election of officers at Odd Fellows the Spanish Fork post of the Amerl-co- ed them. Wahl, who was talking accidents farmers the of Automobile troubles the that to the time of a three The race is said to be Solomon and ' his Legion and national committee- with Lovell fell, shot through the chemistry at the Brlgham Young 10. not legislative ills, and as hall Tuesday evening, electing the cornored one between Dana S. Wil- economic, contemporaries. He gave the report gated, man from Utah last year. economic and following : university has received a teaching cured must be Arrested for intoxication, 2. mouth. such by or Lewiston, antiquanian scientists as to the " Arrested for making bad check, liams, Kora temple, E. noble tred It. fellowship at the University of Wisremedies. Homer, In automobile fled an grand; The not bandits legislative nseof gold in ancient America, Maine; John N. Sebrell, Khedive ARRESTED FOR ALIMONY. consin, one of the leading univer1. In the oil scandal, It will be claim- Richan, vice grand ; It. L. ReiL secwithout any loot. Leonard and tie Spaniards in the conquest of juvenile, Va., Norfolk, arnontemple, Boshard H. sities of the middle west. Mr. Chrism Karl Sheriff W. and nrearms Is Brereton, Deputy feasurer; retary; ed ij that personal Discharging guilt Mexico had found P. Staward, Alma temple, Washingtensen is a graduate of the B. Y. U., rested Mark E. WIgnall on a bench many gold artwith a vigorous Fred Sutherland, trustee. DAUGHERTY DEFY. juveniles, 3. together partisan, C. S. icles, such as helmets, earrings, limits, ton, class of 1923. It was announced that the Eureka warrant issued by Judge Elias Han- International News Service. Arrested for begging, 1. declaration to the effect that every Bracelets and He is a young man of energy, as June 4. For WASHINGTON, breastplates. Arrested for driving car without man proved guilty of wrong doing lodge would visit the Provo lodge sen, In Fourth district court, on a The speaker made charge of delay In paying alimony to mer Attorney uenerai uarry m. manifested by the fact that be had special mention license, 1. EASTMOND be punished, irrespective of next week. will H. E. PROF. or thin plates of hammered gold, The Provo lodge voted to open his former wife, Mrs. Fay WignalL Daugherty today defied the Wheeler, to work his way through college. Vicious animals killed and disGOES ON TRIP TO EUROPE nnrtv affiliations. There will also containing hieroglyphics handed posed of, 5. i a stronely worded pledge of the beautiful lodge room to all visit- Attorney J. H. McDonald today said Brookhart committee to compel him The position given: him at Wisconsin ?wn by the ancestors of the ing Odd Fellows who come to WIgnall would ask for an Immediate to testify in the senate investigation is; a progressive one, and will enBad checks collected, 5. Professor E. K. Eastmond left "clean government." and turned to to attend the state hearing. of his administration of the depart able him to continue his studies in Provo June these plates found of Unfortunately is children excursion insisting Lost in the Coolidge President n other articles participate ment of justice. over convention of Elks and who are had been thrown over to parents, 3. The chemistry. He will probably remain in soldier's bonus, the passed artists Europe. that American wto the de- here for Steel day. PANHANDLERS WARNED. there until he gets his doctor's de"be melting pot by the Span-urdanimals impounded, 5. own Montreal, his veto from party, sail will his by Estray company President Ivins, cited these new members have been BRITISH FEAR EFFECT up for the June 11, arriving in Cherbourg, plored." This Is likely to promote a gree. put Thirty flags Contagious wates as disproving the contention comOF JAPANESE EXCLUSION Trofessor Charles E. Maw, head initiated by the Provo lodge of Odd Panhandlers, alias transient month of April, 134. 29. spirited fight In the platform must y opponents 2 France, June News Service. International a Provo of of the Book of Mor-o- n Driving car with open the of the chemistry department of the Fellows are the very objectives marking recently, other be will for Republicans mittee pursued The journey that the ancient inhabitants of Night's lodgings for the month of LONDON, June 3. British offi- church university, is this year on a besides Mr. pronounced interest in the lodge police department, according to through France to Marseilles, from stand on this platform exlest America did not know are anxious cials mem- Chief of Pojiee Wren Wilkins. today leave of absence and Is studying at enough about April, 73. which port a cruise will be taken Coolidge and the men who helped progress. On Sunday, June 8, working in gold to manufacture the Chief Wilkins notes the fact that clusion of the Japanese by the Stanford. He will be at the B. Y. Dead animals buried and disposed along the Mediterranean. Visits will pass the bonus do not relish having bers of the Provo lodge will obsold plates from which will the drive United Staes Japa U. again next year. Mr. Franklin serve their Memorial service, in many transients are traveling the the Book of of, 6. be paid to Naples, Pompeii, Malta, their act "deplored." formon is alleged to have been be a compromise on which the Rebeccas will unite, first residential streets begging food, nese further into Asia and lead them Y. Gatel will continue as instruc of interest. There may other and points Athens a in foothold Persian to the seek translated. KILLS tor in the department AUTO the artists win spend a his plank, by ignoring the bonus first at the I. O. O. F. hall, and then clothing and money. HUSBAND AND WIFE Returning, "We ask all housekeepers to not! and Roumanian oil fields. week at Rome and will have a few and merely pledging the party to at the I. O. ). F. hall, and then would Either of these prospects McADOO GETS FLORIDA. In behalf of the graves of the I. O. O. F. dead will fy the police department as soon as days at Venice, Milan and Lucerene. continued efforts GOLF MEETING TODAY International News Service. be remembered with tributes of anv beigarn come to their doors. be displeasing to Great Britain be- International News Service. in veterans. disable be Paris, will time spent Some 4. SHELL LAKE, Wis., June JACKSONVILLE, Fla., June 4. . Chief Wilkins said. "We will feed cause of British territorial interand other large Republican tariff. bill will be flowers. ests in Asia financial British and William Gibbs MeAdoo was leading There will be a meeting of William Leroy Benedict, 32, and his London, Brussels to the them to if and aid they apply lodge cities. At all of these hailed as one of the greatest SALT LAKERS WEI) HERE. tlii're is no need for interests in tbe Persian and Rou- his only opixmenr, Senator Oscar wife, 30, of Seward, Neb., were dead European and numbers of the Provo Country the art police folowin? will depression visit company the prosperity in places vote for W. Underwood, by a at the Jones Abstract comhere today victims of a wreck County Clerk Wallace M. Hales these boirgnrs to bother the citi;:ensi. manian oil fields. places of artistic of 9121. the Democratic presidential nominawhich their automobile was struck galleries and other lectures pany's office, 59 E. Center street be dangerous the of them Some Klux marring'" Ku may eminthe 'vn and performed Prohibit Tueday will hear by this evening at 6 :15. All mera-- n FRENCH DEPUTIES ELECT. htr a nnsspnirer train near here. interest, tion in the Florida primary, accordwhich united two SnH If niiy lpT-'n- r fipjilios the housekeep be fmicbfd on exrrpf will enjny life to the Klan will PARIS, Jhho 4. Paul Paiuleav ing to incomplete returns today. Reare urgegd to attend as noniipt ws instantly killed. His ent artists and are scheduled E. er should tell them they may obtain Walter Luke rem a resident., of to City vigoron" modi, the thronch business of Importance is to be wife lived only a few minutes. utmost. They '' and Mr. I'.lizabeth food and lodging at the police sta was elected president of the new turns have been received from 20 of York Sep- plank in favor of "law Lynn. -'' Roiuutirt: was a school teacher at turn to Montreal or New the largest counties. chamber of deputies today. 3D years old. also Hon." "(iiisacted. Sharp, tember 13 or Seward. An essential part of true living, according to Mr Adams, is democ racy. He complimented the Brig bam Young university on the auirit of democracy there manifested. He had seen young men and women WOMEN'S CLUBS KIWANISCLUB IN CONVENTION ua 0FSPRINGV1LE no ftrrTiiTi iiai III It HOLD SESSIONS a. llVUVU lllJJUftUlUj eon-fusi- wlgM SOUSA PLAYS FOR SHRINERS t1' . La-Ver- 5Re-afirmatio- n 1 POLICE CHIEF . ' MAKES REPORT ex-n- is Ancient Americans every-presse- : Made Use of Gold ' V 5 ' Provo Odd Fellows Elect New Officers real-estat- semi-annu- n 6-- 7 s. ' beg-ger- cut-ou- t, ! '''t d. i |