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Show Your East CjkghG&$g?Register:, HERALD PHONES TohhtitidWee$di -- New and Society . . . . . .17 AdTertlainj ........... IS PROVO, UTAH, TUESDAYrOCTOBER8, J924. Mrs. Sheriff UTAH COUNTY LOEB'S FATHER OOO s For New York DIES: MAY GO "in bIg PROTEST PUNS File Application for Water : parade -- From Reservoir on ;.: Provo River.' Diversion of Weber River Water at Oakley 'An offer to purchase 60,000 acre feet of water from, a reservoir built on the Ptotq Tlver at the Rates sight was filed with tie Utah Water Sixteen years of school rertohins pr. Storage commission . by several pareqof aMrs. Melissa Akers for th sheriff in Shannon county mutual Irrigation companies of Utah life Mo. She shirks none,of the' duties-ocounty Monday andnotice was bIbo her office, arresting' law violators filed by the same companies filed of all. sorts. vn going into th hills that no application for water to be io raw moonshine distilleries. .'' stored in- tue.,proposed Echo- canyon- Representative from Salt Lake alley canal companies, whn seek fb 1 lneftt from the storage of water In u. o. ft cft:"'."- ft also took that same stand reservoir should 'be built on the Provo river and that cheap electrical power be generated for pumping purposes from the lake to the high line canals. The statement read by Francis W. Kirkham Is as follows : ' "First. It Is our best judgement that no water be stored for our benefit In the Echo reservoir on the Comparison With Salt Lake Weber river. Our opinion in this Schools Shows Excellent matter was presented to you in a Work Done Here. communication presented by B. J. Stewart on September 20. We are "The day the Provo teachers unable to reach any other conclusion and therefore we desire to Inform spent in visiting the Salt Lake City you that we cannot enter Into any "schools Thursday was one of the agreement to rent orj purchase this most profitable days at the convention," declared City Supt. II. Claude water.., "It is our desire, on the contrary, Lewis Monday. "Our. teachers notf to have all the water available to use on the Weber river diverted at teaching that will be of benefit to their own work Oakley and stored on the Provo them, they saw that city schools compares river, for at least two obvious rea- here in thewith the work done at sons: Water stored on the Provo favorably ' river la available at all times.' With- - Salt Lake." " -- Teachers fronvthe prima rxgrarta; "the water but Uie dfvfrsrorW available at Oakley to the Provo visited Salt Lake schools designatC. X. Child where a a reservoir on the Provo may ed by Supt. -" river, being special phase" of work was not be feasible. , high "In a report submitted to you' as given and teachers from- the West visited the East and early 'us August 15 of this year by school of schools- - and also two junior high the which the water users under the Ir- schools in the city. The keynote address, of the con rigation companies represented to- ventionMxJjewls pointed out was day were members, the Bates reser- delivered by Hiss Alma' L7"BinzeT of voir was designated as the unani or- - New York, former head of the B. Y. mous choice of the U. training school, who urged that ... ganizatinn as the first construction unit of the Provo river development our colleges and universities adopt The reasons advanced in the. report courses that will qualify young men of J. C. Wheelon at that time stUl and women for the: responsibilities of training their children in such appeal to us as controlling in this a manner that the school teacher matter. will have no difficulty In teachWill Purchase Water. when it reaches the "We now desire to inform you ing the child ' , that the irrigation companies listed schools. Other high spots of the' convenherewith have carefully considered this question and are willing and tion were theoflectures dealing with for anxlou to. enter Jata contract, with the training whileyoung peopleIn the they are" the United States reclamation bur-ea- u citizenship Junior high school; the relationship tor the purchase of ($0,000 acre-fe- of mental measurements to courses of water in that reservoir. study and to text books and the "The data submitted to us as to of developthe amount of water available to value Of visual education in children. use on the Weber river at Oakley ing the imagination of the Superintendent Lewis reports that under the recent filing of the state teachers returned from" the conengineer and under the policy adopt- the ed by your commission, plus such vention very enthusiastic for their water aa is available on the Provo work. In addition to Mrs. Maud B. and such water as may be obtained Jacob, being chosen to head E. the A. of the U. by exchange with the Utah Power English department A Light company convinces us that for the coming year, Mr. Lewis was the water supply is sufficient to jus- - selected as a delegate to the N. E. A. next June. ftry ihla decision: The development convention of power by the use of water of this reservoir Is an important reason for Its construction. However, without any consideration of this benefit, we are willing to pay for the cost of the water of the reservoir. We have the bid of a reliable eonstruc- tion company that the reservoir and diversion canal can be built for $33 an acre-foo- t This bid is based upon the yardage and plans furnished What was said to be the best car by the United States , reclamation load of onions sent out of the counbureau. ' , was shipped .Monday this "It is our opinion that a reservoir ty the J.year C. White company to Kanon the Provo river, should be desig- by sas City, according 'to C. J. Soren-aonated at this time, or at least before divisional crop Inspector who ' of congress, in order put a federal grade on the lot. that we may have an equal opporThe onions measured not less tunity to participate in the money to than three Inches in diameter, Mr. be appropriated." Sorenson pointed out and the entire .. lot Will Ad Wisely. were well matured, well shaped "We are anxious, of course, to and dry. A U. S. No. 1 grade was act wisely and for that reason we placed on the car. The onions which are now asking for all additional were of thw sweet Spanish variety data available and pledge yon "and were grown in the southwest patt of -town and in .Springviue. the reclamation engineers our fullest ' that a HIGHLY PRAISED BY SUPT. LEWIS - " -- -- five-count- y . . - CAR OF ONIONS SHIPPED EAST . v - n, - "Following Is a list of irrigation .companies which will subscribe for water in the Bates reservoirs SumWasatch mit county, 8500 acre-feeold caaals county, 7500 acre-feediverting at the mouth of Provo canPleasant Grove, yon, 4000 acre-fee-t; 4.000 acre-feet- ; Alpine and land de--pending upon exchange with American Fork river water, 6000 acre-fee- t; American. Fork. 4000 acre-feeNorth Bench irrigation comJ panies above Lehl, 1500 acre-feBalance of res-- . Lehl, 4500 acre-fee- t ervolr capacity for Salt Lake coun- ty. Irrigation companies will take the water at the reservoir. U.S. ENVOY TO t: t; t; y v Republican Clufr V SHIFT! "T0IIi;; tfUll DAWES GOES TO ILLINOIS War d en-- of - Penitentiary! Favorg Granting Permit to Murderer. I x (By United Press.) licadqunrtora issued a statement de' The. two stumping presidential fining his version of the Issues of w V candidates Dnviti and LaFollette the campaign chief of which' 'he DEAN HOYT SPEAKS were in New York contended Is. "shall the attitude ot FATHER'S DEATH TO LOCAL CLUB City today rallying their followers mind of the national administration WITHHELD FROM BOY for election jtist one week hence. bfL one of HI ra llsm or reaction." With only seven days to go the Senator LaKollette moved up from End Comes Following Heart County . Candidate Make Ap usual heated charges, hidden Baltimore and parked his ear on a for. During peal Attack Shortly Before Support and "whispering" propagan-d- o siding In "Jersey City for conPresent Campaign. were lacking and the campaign ferences with New York 4eaders, Midnight. continued in much the same manner preparatory for his Brooklyn speech A- - strong : from the that has characterized it from the delegation tonight. He issfted a further state ruc Young JMen'a., Repuldican xdub w"er . decided a sailor', ment -- attacking the -- Hepublican Press) RU hard "Dickie' Loeb. who mo was tne ute tor bim, He traveled 4 FoHMamfr Henr,L 4igbt. jnwession which will lie held statement from Detroit that he tributioiiH. The llorah campaign el- - M fP" oia hodii.v hTanlcs, may he rods from Carneele. Ok la.. in SairTakeC-itnext .Saturday would vote for President Coolidge ixniditures divided In released from the Illinois state pent- - 10 lMS Angeles. There he found that Washington night This was derided at a meet- "because he is opposed to the money two senators going to Chicago to tentiary at Jollet long enough to at- - Joining the navy wasn't as simple a the glowing1 posters at home had ing of the club which was held at powers." e . collect evidence while the remaining tend the funeral of his eight o'clock last pvening in the Albert H. Iieb. who Rested. Then, too, police interfered The candidate, hiiuself continued two stawi'd jn Washington to con fath(T, Knight block and attended by one the usual routine of the White tinue hearing there, died at'his home 4eforf with hlaplans. He is on .nljtjaj. humbreit mill twenty f i ve mem hers r UUII16 BOW. HtmfHHH iidtwal of'Tlie orgaSTzuTTun. John L. Whitman, warden of the itriilDawes westward of mate swinging Iollette waij .apent fining , The meeting jv ai Leu ! I ed. .'Jo- order Vr-- a final fllinohi. and Missouri the day cHiinmining in Michigan penitentiary, is known to favor the by lHEHl"(ft'i'if Geoiv tour. he will move eastward grpillug jof permission to prfsoiieff after jvhich introduced. Dean Hoyt as the printo attend funerals of near relatives John W. IVivis from Democratic for the final days. Iean Hoyt -- urged cipal speaker. and if application is made, it Is con uimhi the younger men of the com- sidered almost .certain that Dickie will leave the prison for a few muuity the 'necessity of greater' ac-- ! tivity in political'camiaigus. Other hours at least speakers were County Chairman i Richard's father, senior vice presiIsaac Broekbaufc. Judge Hansen, dent of Sears, Roebuck and comHawCharles Parker and George ppaiiy, expired of heart failure after kins. Mush was furnished by two' a prolonged illness. Members of one one from and quartets. Mnpleton the family were emphatic in denyfrom Vineyard. .. ing that death was brought about or ( The meml)ers of the Provo dele-- ; ' even hastened by the confession, Church School Officials Meet in who the will court hearing and sentencing of his gation participate and Standardize College third eldest son to the penitentiary torchlight parade In Salt Lake City Courses. will leave at four o'clock from the for life. Prelim-- ; Social at Utahna Hall Well Order for Longer Working ; Knight building corner. ' The biological agricultural session News Withheld. inary plans were also outlined fur Attended; Leaders Make a torchlight procession in Provo next j the church schools institute held at 28. JOLIET. (United Ills., Oct, Short Addresses. ; l,4ff0 Convicts.. Governor i. Monday evening when Loeb dosen't know last Thursday, October 23, arranged be the .'principal speaker j Maley will th.at, his millionaire father, Albert for a defluite program In the future. at a Republican rally. j 2S. H. Loej) is dead. .Young Loeb who Heretofore it has been the tendency More thnn IfiO enthusiastic MOUXDSVILLE, W. Va.. Oct, guns was sentenced to life Imprisonment to discuss matters of indefinite Im(United. Press) Machineof .the state Democratic nom tble walls of the In the Illinois state penitentiary portance, with the result that very on were mounted inees enjoyed what was. said to bej here for murdernig Bobby 'Franks, little has been accomplished. a most successrui evening sionoay state penitentiary here today fol of 1,400 convicts probably will be notified some time - Dh Thomas L Martin and Profesnt the Utahna hall in honor of Mr. lowing a "strike" do extra work. today of his father's death iu Chica- sor Cottam, .both of the B. Y. V. and Mrs. George H, Dern who. were who refused to volunteer police assist go last night, Warden John L, Whit- were elected as chairman und secreand Special Mr. had attendafter Dern present man told the United Press. tary respectively for the next year .the.. prisoed ,a.rallyTit Lehl . earlier :inr lie ed authorities lu patrolling - -- " Thexnotification Whitniansaaid, ami are to act as a committee to arn.'r" , evening. Dr. 100 will be simple andill not interfere range for . definite programs. The prisoners including A special musical program was up a terrific din with (he prisoner's work.- - He will Robert J. Evans, "of "Welier,." and rendered consisting of solos by Mrs. women,-aept Laval S. Morris, of B. Y. U., were work as usual In tbe chair factory. adma Atkinson of Salt Lake who throughout the""night beating onhis father's elected temporary officers. Permission, and tvU screaiutheir cursing dKrs, at Arief the also sang Nephi rally, It Is the endeavor of the biolog funeral can be granted Young Loeb fin llif and. Se.Miiour ing jind threatening guards who ical a only by Governor Lea Small, Whit .them. to quiet attempted selections Prows. Instrumental Negotiation Finally Accepted working Jbrough the committee, to Threats of force to restore order man explained. were rendered by W. H. Haycock, standardize the wtork in church by French Premier Miss Norma Jensennd Prof. W. F. were met with --curses and screams. Uaftl&mfesit welfare of junior v Herriot. Searclrlfghts played on the cell , Hansen. college students. Until now no defnntH houses daybreak .Woodward made the inite attempt was made for stand . TJie.nlsedli'd dowiLthisBMirA- PARIS, d (t nited Fr$,) Introduced ardization, so that a student com-- " tne irom Trance recognized Russia today. mg, quieting prisoners Air. Dern to the audience. from a particular school might iug Smith returned Warden exhaustion. A telegranK embodying official spoke on the, economy of well be trained in morphology but from an out' of town recognitioii was dispatched to the the Republican party in the state to the knovKpracticnlly nothing about soviet, government at noon. of Utah during the patfonr years Visit, and announced he had put the physiology; while a student from "strihers'.'-'oa diet meagre toward showing that Negotiations looking although a great savanother School might know more The "strike" followed an attempt recognition of Russia by France lng had been mnde in the depart- LOS ANGELES. Oct. 2S-( Unit aliout physiology and less nlxmt ment of purchase, the exiiertses of on the part of the prison authorities Further details regard morphology. . Hereafter junior col- time, practically since the Herriot the various state officials had- - in .to put a longer, working day into ef ed Press.) st iiden fiT 'wlU get pratilcallygovernment came into office. The creased to an alarming' extent and fect in the garment factory, it was ing the secrecy with whic't Albert lege the same traiuhig in. biology and B. o in former the rebelled.' Fall, convicts and secretary said the of a debts for time ezarist question that boards that had supposed to terior, is alleged to have shrouded agriculture in one scliool as IjkIiii stood ihthe way, but it was finally have been, done away withhad - be disthe Elk Hills .naAl. oil... reserve other. into some merely been Definite stops are lteing raken to lease negotiations with IS." ,L. .Do-- , cussed by representatives of the other bureau incorporated in addition-tthe flew Petroleum iitnke the instruction of biology and heny's two nations after the French gov- commissions created. company-arexpected to lie re- agriculture, in church schools, as ernment extended recognition. Mrs. Mnud B. Jrtcob, who is a canvealed in Federal Judge McCor-mlck'- s complete and up to date as that Soviet Russia- has .been recog- didate for the state from legislature court today. prascribpd.by most institutions. nized de Jure by the following dirties- and responsibilities of the state in Kecretarj - of the .it4!riurr .and pre-- J England, France, Germany, Italy, children for better citizensumably the government's star wit' Norway, Denmark, Sweden, China, preparing f candidate for ship. George Balllf, ness in the suit to break the leasAustria, Hungary, Poland, Finland, city judge, outlined the internationHONOLULU, T. II., Oct. 28. ing nurcemenui is scheduled to take Esthonia, al phases of the Lithuania, Latavia, party platforms. (United3 Press.) Six men were the stand for further direct examiGreece, Turkey Persia, AfghanisFollowing the speeches, refresh- brought in to Honolulu aboard the nation. ,. tan, Mongolia, Khiva, Bokhar, Al- ments were served and n social hour mine Ludlow xarly today layer bania, Mexico and the Free City of enjoyed by all present. Mrs. E., after having drifted for nearly Danzig. .' C Rodgers, chairman of tbe seven hours nt sea aboard: A dis ! eUtb liad charge-of abled "seaplane. the affair and was largely responTen minutes after the Ludlow sible for its 'success. took them off their wrecked craft, the seaplane sank. ' DENVER, Colo., Oct. 28. The plftue was inaugurating mail Press.) Domination of tbe Re-service betwwn the, islands of the inlilii-iiparty in Colorado by .the Hawaiian group and 'left Honolulu Of u niu ntau, i TAV r',.l,. T.,:,,,, n,.f OO hipiii early yesterday morning for the i.v! rileiiJ stdfe in lhe coal camps cenIsland .of Maui. Engine trouble ii iluZ Funeral-servicefor Mrs.' Zina forced a laudmg on the 6urfae of n sheriffs posse and residents of tering "around Trinidad, and. a fight klnn itself have MEXICO CITY, Oct,' 2S.- - Wilkins Fuller, wife of Perry Fuller, the water at 10:10 a. m. and it was the comunit.v. Bcr't.L. Sweeney, 3S. in the ranks of the to make the political sitnn (United Press) C. D. Hodsen, Can- who diedIn at Eureka Sunday, will not until 4 :4() p. in. that the Lud- Iich'ved to have sliot niid killed Fred served tion in Colorado this year one in that city Wednesday at low sighted the disabled craft 'and liaccti. was still at large. ' adian superintendent of the Arroya be held " which party affiliations mean little. . mine of the Mazapilioepher company 12 o'clock. Following the services made the rescue. a. Mexican,1 is thought to So thorough has been the domiof Zacatecas, was killed during the the body will be brought to Provo-fohnve been one of the two men who Short services will be Chinese, made the held up a poker game in which nation .of the Republican party by night by bandits who entered his held burial Provo at the a mul- Sweeney was playing when he resist- the klan that leading- Kepublican cemetery at 5 first paper from the bark-ohome and shot him to death. the state newspapers throughout ; berry tree in A. D. 75. Victor J. Coleman, a British sub- o'clock Wednesday afternoon. ed the robbery. either repudiated the "masked When the two bandits, bad s:one. have ject from Jamaica, an employe of ticket" in whole or in part the El Aqulla company, was capRvv.eney purchased a shotgun with The Colorado Springs Gazette, tured by bandits yesterday in the the words C. C. Hamlin, owned state of Vera Cruz.. "I'm going to get me a Mexican." nationalbycommitteeman InKepublican Colorado, Itacea was found shot to death iin declared in an editorial soon after hour later., that "sup)he piiinary ' ;"Many people who go to the polls election roll. port of the national ticket did not on election day will find to their "Many people come to this office' carry with it the necessity.;of supon election day ' with firajn thyir porting f. the head of4,.the stute sui'prise and embarrassment that eyes because they are refnsed the ticket" who is Judge uClarenee J. too have taken much for grant- privilege of voting and ask that they Morh-a klnnsman who has. held ed and that their names are not on check the Inst year's register and high office iu his organization. Picket-Wrire- , the register." '.'".Trinidad The upon showing lioth registers and the j 28. Oct. That is the statement of County Iioir'book, the complaining party; tUnitea LONDON, Kepublican usually a Press) British labor leaders have Clerk Wrallace M, Hales whose ex- suddenly comes to himself aud repaper, has' renounced the entire been Invited by M. Zinovjew, pres- perience in such matters qualifies calls that he or she was ill at the 2S. staet WASHINGTON', ticket, with- one Republican Oct., ident of the executive of the com- him to speak with authority on the lust election or was out of the state. (Tutted Press) The customs ser- exception, thecandidate for ' munist international, whose name subject 'of pnblic schools, all "Others say they voted by absent vice here today announced that the was signed to tbe now famous docu"The reason for their names not voter bnllot, but upon checking up rule. closing' , the. International others being classed as klflnsmen ment which has thrown tbe politi- being on the register Is," Mr. Hales the matter we find that they, had bridge lictweon El Paso, Texas and by this, paper, . cal situation here into turmoil io continued, "that they think because not voted liefore a notary or any Jaurez. Mexico, lietween,!) p.m. visit Moscow and Investigate the they voted at the last city election other officer qualified to fake tieir and 7 a. m. would be suspeuded Tou needn't expect to understand affair at first band. A number of in 1923 their names should appear acknowledgement. Therefore tbe ab- during the Americau Federation of the war in China, in .view of the to leaders make a on the This prominent plan register. year's regis- sent voter's ballots are retained in Ijibor convention at El Faso Novem- mystery which- always has surmission to Moscow for this purpose ters were made up from the general the clerk's office because the per- ber 10 to 17, so far as delegates are rounded chop suey and nuih jongg. November 7. election lists in 1022 instead of city son had not complied with the law." concerned. Ft. Wayne . ....s i multi-million-- 1 : Bankers and Basin Called to .Testify W By FRASER EDW.t . 24 order to air Press evidence of campaign fu election, the. senate Inu committee divided today remaining here, the oth Chicago where a simull iwilldiogitt Wedne' hnlrimin Borah am suipsteaui Biinnesotr, W WASHINGTON,"0-t- here-shortl- T I DERN HONORED WOMEN'S HEAD BIOLOGY MACHINE GUNS BY DEMOCRATIC . MOUNTED IN CLUB PROFESSORS - ORGANIZATION PRISON RIOT J Press)-"Dlckl- SOVIET REGIME RECOGNIZED BY - FRANCE TODAY FALL'S SECRET Dr.-Hu- Oct,-2S- Mft-Der- openimf-addfess-an- ACTIONS BARED I UNTERMEYER CK TO BE AIRL iug-air- t'.hh'a Xnttt-th- e; will aubject Chairman Treasurer Samuel Untei V'ork lawyer, associated w P. Walsh as counsel for H Follette, wUl accompany ml t tee to" Chicago. During the Chicago se: committee may open up tioiiaI evidence given to by Untermyer. Tlie witn can substantiate the sto myer said, are now in Cli Meanwhile Senators Arkansas aud Bayard, will conduct the investigal Walsh will stay here to charges of a huge slush f i amining a score of bans business men called to t garding Kepublican eontri At the same time Weym land of Chicago, counsel Republican national eomni entered the investigation indicated that he Intends upon the celling of witnesfstantlate his charge that 4 sums' are leing spent on the LaFollette campaign a 1 i - counted forby the - ted manager. White in Chicago Borah of the committee probably the Republican state chali Illinois t quest, of Untermyer. The can state chairman of Pen can state chairman, of Penn pectea to lie heard here w nextfew - gays. PARTY LEAD n ild SIX SEAPLANE -- CREW RESCUED KLAN ISSUES CDIITDADTICC ' J- POKER PLAYER MEXICANS KILL JOIN IN DI "Get-Ou- nt BRITISH M1MR B&3URIED HERB r vote,1' don't register this anvil chorus sung by iarty workers of the county and every has reached the age of y in-- i pei! m lieing urged to exercise his suffrage. RUHR VAL1 I s Bac-ca- Ts'al-lum,.- 9 o'clock. ."If , yon. KILLS MEXICAN ZINA FULLER TO Th the Vote'.' t s'ogail. wkicfe .Msi been tlie three party chiefs in Ut ty and au intensive drive launched to ohtniu a 100 . registerntion. books The registration IN COLORADO FRENCH LEA a . PARIS. Oct., 2a (Unltd The economic and fiscal GernTany has been restored, and Belgian financial exi formed the preliminary rep conference here today. Kxplotfltlon of the En Rhiuelaud railniuds has be ed 1'iick to the GermnitSi It nouneed. ' . SPARKS FROM LIVE WIRES LABOR LEADERS ele-tio- - M'DONALDIL! FROMCAMPA INTERNATIONAL VISIT MOSCOW w BRIDGE CLOSED I - it PEKIN, Oct, 28. (United Press) Edward Bell, charge d'affaires of the American legation here, died today of apoplexy. His death places administration of American affairs in China in the hand of F. Mayer, first secretary. Jacob Gould Schnr-maminister In the United States on leave. Caraway Heads j 5 stout-hearte- d CHINA DIES Senator Borah He jcago Committee; hHirtlrflertinrmpigw-- - t'tah lake, et U cam-itajg- Urged. -- 4 Young-- Men's 0 Jicmie Again! nflMMITTC "' X": jUUIIIIIIII L -- to Attend Salt Lake Meeting Saturday Night. POWER FOR PUMPING DECLARED FACTOR . pricettw; provo g.0.p.t0 CATiTAIGN DAY BY DAY WATER USERS - Flr and Saturday; YEAR.-NOri- 06r H XEA southwest portn WITH WHICH IS COMBINED TtiE PROVO POST THIRTY-NINT- THE UTAH r . .XL. News-Sentine- i BERAVOS', Wales.: Oct (United Press) Prime' JIacDoiiald was forced by 11 go to IkmI this afternoon on of .the general election. - The cancelled his pcoposed he bad planned to c; ' ; campaign. ' MncDonald was exhausted, strenous tour and had been f lug from insomnia. ; ' gpee-whic- Some people say that pre a failure. Well, they n well say the same thing el Ten Commandments. Pari Is News.-- - , I |