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Show a : newspaper : Dedicated to a policy of faintesi to all mcUobs of X HERALD PHONE? Badness Offlct IS . Etorkl Booma . . 197 : Utah count. 1 X)RTY-FIRS- T YEAR, NO. m 5 TTiestter Mmmi m f R No' One Saw Accident;' Set As Dates of """" HlV Pre-- - ' nf If I, sumed That Horse Became . Frightened and Reared Up f "; 7, :- Lwulsuv. -- ::- -- -- :: - f If a I ' I I I l i w w Is j j j INJURED AS y MIDDLEWEST V vC MM ' Deslroyinr at Explodes Modern Brick House Gary Steel Works 'l ILL. MANY INJURED IN DANGEROUS ."ST. neaviesi nam cnicairo:'Mvr..' In City's History - Add vt windjLH,e' 500 HOMES FLOODED AT ROCKFORD, )(' Scholarship y' PREDICTED IN - fJl I f Q Millions Lost By Floods From Swollen Streams, Rain T fi ! J . ik f!'I 'f - f! 11 'I'iW 7 " : i'IKm- - ACCIDENT OCCURRED : IN PAYSON CANYON GOVERNMENT TO HELP BUILD Hike; Inquiries Already ' Coming In . L Wayne Johnson of Spanish rork succumbs to Injuries Sunday Afternoxnf Early Plans For Big Annual Hike Forecast Great Event - 17 'lW' Msmfitm. CARL MAGEE AND HIS CHILDREN FROM IN THEATERSITE :: :: sLmnuu y :: Acquisition ToAspeh Gmel of 1 At Rest CHOSESRNE :: :: :: July 16 PRICE TWO CENTS 14, 1926. t mmsM cons :: AMPHI-THEATE- JUNE PROVO, UTAH. MONDAY, l I I -- r i. One-hundr- fifty men in Plant When Explosion Occurred " 'ZOf i CONDITION a ' , CHICAGO. June H.-(- IP)"XIAfirr )The "Theatre of ihe Plnea" site. I I of fresh rainfall today S Prosiiects 14 Acids stored in the second floor of I ' ' roin which a 'program "of superla-- " " sec' to menaces flood ? A I mauy Jf feO brought While" riding a horse In Payson can I the modern brick, coke heu.se of the trlve auaUty will' be given at the fif- ' I tions of the udddlewest, 'already suf 1 X 1 3 I L steel works exploded today, yon Sunday afternoon, Wayne, Gary hike, anuual Tlnipanogos 2 I kytptb J. B.. RICHMOND of a weekend 1 X son of Mr. and Mrs. Thom PrlnK the death on eight workers' showering, been- Chosen by K. L. Roberts, : 1 cloudburst. I as Jarvjs of this city, met with an and injuring - between SO and 60 general chairman of tne.TItnpnnoGovernment weather forecasters accident from which he died at the '.. others. gos hike committee, Prof. William: RI'LON VAX WAGEXK.V more rain for most of the Memorial hospital between predicted Hughes' coke was wrecked Its The who,) plant Adams, Hansen and Walter uiiddlewestern states today and to" and 7 o'clock this morning. walls Caving in on a nnrnber of the r with Miss Selena Ruberta and a ICMW morrow. jjjj 150 wbrkersHiBdTvlmloWf in Wayne had been in the canyon representative of the. press, visited for a couple of days with 1:1a grand Streams Were swollen to flood over look a three block radius to Aspen Qfoye Sunday father. .Frank Barney of Lake stages, streets of many cities were were shattered. i - the grounds with a view of selectShore, and his uncles, Ray and Wil under several feet of water and Many of the sixty Injured are la iug a theatre site. broken had The bur Barney. basements were flooded. Damage by party dangerous conditions and are not The party Bad little difficulty in ' the wind and hall that accompanied camp and were on their way hcnie . ; expected to live. ,cbosing a magnificent spot among when they observed that ttfey had the rain. will run into millions of aouth Workmen abont said that the the on hill on plant lb 4he pines 1 I Wayne I ! left an ax at the campsite. dollars., the death list probably would run side of the grove which forma an 1 1 mounted a" horse to go back to get I Kockford, Ills., suffured the brunt site. considerably higher as a number of Largely attended funeral services lilal the other awn "ting his re (.if the storm. More than four inches - were held workmen were repotted dangerously Sunday in the Provo ibe ax, It is understood that forest offic' . .. af rain fell in that city In a period con-- " injured la the explosion. Third ward chapel foci Joseph B. turn. Jills will give ibdr assistance n of an hour and a half, bringing the After a long wait Ray went back a Richmond, Utah pioneer and Indian All of (he 15Q workmen in the Anuounceiucnt Provo verting this beautiful spot into reached has He had not gone most severe, flood conditions in 30 theatre vlth. a ueatlng capa war veteran, who died at his home to find the youth. of the appointment of Rulon C. Van plant at the time of the explosion when he found him lying In far years. have not been a counted for. this of base At In -the this city Thursday. city of 5,000. a Water six feet deep was running Wageuen, son .of Mr. and Mrs, L, The meu had been in the modern E. A. Eves of the ward bishopric the center of tbc road with, large Van to delightful parquet,' the background of this I). Wagenen city, on his temple aiidSnneondown many of Kockford s streets two story brick building about two ,.f hth..U farmed out of a circle presided. Toe music was by the bruise The horse was standing and as many as QUO homes were research fellowship at the New Hours when the explosion rocked an adequate Third ward choir nnder the direc- scious. of great line tree York university. No the distance boy. from short flooded, forcing their residents td the town. The wall of the building 6Y Dnets Wofflndenv Frank bilt' tion stajse Mr. Van Wagenen graduated in were shaken and saw seek on accident, roofs. one the the UriahR ton protection Bridges anna, hv Imf J. TenfST? plans outlined Sunday n.AM a .early reports ia- -them ml 1925 with a. ixwhuhif's .A'fti wy-p-- f Brought, wept dtcated that had fallen' Sarah fitoel.glrderi ihabojUal B. Lassiter at Iua Vegas, he was examined couiiet'tbiinwllh'luew'ideitartuilug of John in on the lapsing while two automobiles With the ctdlege of commerce uiid.-bncan for an, enrlf, evening program Invocation was offered by Bishop here, where Is is shown in with the N, his M., children, Ihsfe with fwo center, llsigce seven passengers were crossing it. iiefe dmiulstratlon at 'the Young no fractttte of thp skull at the "Tbeutrof .the Pines," ex- John Johnson and the benediction There being did hot believe his son Theodore, ouSiis right and his diiighterrGcrtrude, on his left The occupants were thrown into the university. He majorted in' business physicians . attending o'clock, 10:00 to Alfred Mabey. from fc30. by Bishop tending swirling waters but were rescued administration. Ceremonial The faithfulness of the departed their patient to be fatally injured. to seemed other motorists. Their machines the injuries wi" However, by Recently he has been selected by bonflre exhibited in all of his undertakings 'he lighting did were washed away. the faculty of the school of retail In lhf? center of the arid his work In building up this have been internal, and Wayne take-plaProperty damage in Roekford ing of the New York university to be made to commonwealth from the pioneer not regain consciousness. grove.'J effort f will alone will reach a half million dol receive the Franklin Simon research is stage, is the belief of tbc boy's grandIt fire bile vere the by the emphasized give ajjwgrini lars and the city faced further dan fellowship during the coming school father and uncles that his horse concensus of speakers, all of whom .have been burning, it being Jbe and siid; as the waters of Rock River year. The fellowship, carries with jumped gers this frightened him with for that the Committee acquainted opinion him to the ground ascended to flood stage. it $050 a year payable in ten mouth hour should bjk devoted to sociabil years. The speakers were W. P. denly, throwingforce. ' . Two men were killed in the storm ly installments. Of acquaintances. Clayton, Bishop Joseph A. Btjttle. with terrific renewal and ity ' Surviving are his parents, one Chicago, where wind, hall and Mr. Van Wagenen has accepred TViat thP irpnt: annual "hike this and Bishop n. Aldous- Dixon. electrical display accompanied the the brother and two sisters. Funeral "fellowship and will leave, at the year promises' to exceli alt foWr The grave in tfthe Provo Citf announced will be heaviest rainfall for 30 minutes in V. aacarigements Bent advance WASHINGTON, June 14 UP dedicated the was by indicafed cemetery by Is beginning of next school year for efforts tne cttys ntstory. .one man was New York, The plan for resculntf the farmer and Iarsen of the Third ward bishopric. later. ... Inquiries from New York City struck by lightning' and another from agriculture depression, origin.the other points as to the date-oNEW YO.RK, June 14 U"PJ In! plumes of the papal cition gold and killed when he touched a high ten etc. ally drafted by farm and business accommodations, hike, a glittering spwtai'le of pomp a ml silver. sloi wire whiqh bad been blown leaders of eleven western states and ' "We are no longer going to play Cardinal Konzano. Ti,re were acolytes fand cruel down, pageantry,-Joh, approved as economically sound by for the crowdS," said Mr. Robert in black Four deaths were reported la the iwpal legate to the f(,rs christian brothors Vice President Dawes, will lie de - Sunday. ' "We want to keep the big eucharistic congress In Chicago, robes, Franciscans in brown, doniin state of Iowa and property dainiie we In tboenate. It waOsrtain . feated and this ,ike on a high plane, moved through treriiendous crowils lerins fn black and white, capuchins, was heavy, particularly affecting tolay. find difficult if the crowd becomes on Fifth Avenue yesterday to St. VirmcIites, Monslgnorl ill bright growing crops. Transportation and At the ame time, it was apparent t,m unwieMly. Of course we warn Patrick's cathedral, receiving the purple, purple tassels on thejr black communication facilities were dis as and that the unopposed .cooperative ' home at feel to our friends Patrick welcome of In purple, wearing rupted. The first of the- - summer school liirettas, farm bill carrying an admlnl'sWa-lio- n slsfus in .discouraging., any un exJHirsions at Brigham V'ouiig unl- - Cardinal Hayes. ' mautellettes over white laeiS-snVirtually every building in Steinp?an for general farm relief. ' wholesome Influence , that iomgNEW Y.OKK, JmieJ4 (UP) In color and brilliance, in glamor s robes a,uer, Nebr., were damaged by when in will be taken would be Saturday the purple At char' this of veftity present events passed. enter ttmes into, Coiigressmuii Lawrence Flaherty of time the GENEVA, June 14 (VP) Brazil faculty members and students wIH of tradition and miieuifieewe of ciiine next, escorted by knights of small tornado which lasted only cooperative bill la carrying ; acter." San Francisco, serving, his first r religions a Nawas the in the: scene' of American in few minutes. were selling, There League Cave St. beaufarm resigned fyom pages more Gregory. the never visit Timpanogos was Timpanogos term In congress, died "yesterday ' tions today, thereby compelling "the Fork canyon and- the Timpanogos demonstration auehias the city, had yellow and black and scarlet velvets Crops In some sections of the ; bUlas a rider." ' tiful than at present. The grove if Ih.-iafter here Meuiorial the 2(10." hospital that the Scenic Loon. according to-- V. L. never seen 'liefore. More to reeognize'the and thejcthe seven cardinals, fol state suffered damage but rainfall Administration leaders are conffresh and green; the scented pine league was badley needed throughout Ne long Illness which fo.lowea an oj ident they-fif 000 persons, held back by lines of lowed by their chaplains. at- western hemisphere was virtually Bolierts, read of the department succeed in striking" and flowers contributing to an eration he underwent in Kan Fran out the foot and mounted ponce." who nt be lost to it: education. In crimson suits. braska, and with the exception of. that1 HaUiiwi, 'rider" and in sob-.- . a Six 'tar' is exhiliratlag boys mosphere. mouths Hie liscu several ago. I those places wbehe the wind was too The resignation resulted from ffhe party will leave Provo early times were forced to ride intu stituting a farm aid plan accept currying tall rod lanterns, walked description. unsuccessful attempt to Saturday morning and will go to crowd to preserve order, flooded before the papal legate. Flaherty's wile was here' at ihe able to the White fidwsel The adhigh, the downitour will bring liene-fitThe bike, which, is booked for Biaail's their black time of his death. flitaln a permanent sent on the the 'cave at on'-- in order thnt the Central Manhattan, ministration forces, together t At the. cathedral, scenes of even j.ilv Ifi and 17. will be more inter - Flaherty, on the 'cathedral council. a native of San Mateo senators who see a sun thromis ' Two of Nations League were centering the before of made at Teague persons be injured in the hike opinion may "price filing It enacted. were .'renter splendor esting than ever, on President-elec- t As the imposing church process congress to subsidy" in Ills., when a high wind Calif., was elected becomes hot. After leaving the l Haugen bill. seem, those working on preliminary pian. hopes are placed is exthiiiitcii that 7"i.(MKt wer men the si reels, Presl ion congress-womaI. Mae. who moved' succeeds succeed carried off the roof of a baseball Nolan, through up Ameri to have gathered sufficient strength cave the party will The roads leading into the grove Luis of Brazil, into a few blocks surrounding who served out-- the-- unexpired to defeat the were never dent Bernardes next Novemler. It can Fork canyon, where lunch wilt and women knelt on sidewalks and the Fifth Avenue edifice. Only five park, grandstand. plan when It comes t oithpr direction that Luis will be served among the pines. After in iwitters to receive the blcssiiii of term of John I. Nolan, her husband, a vote late tomorrow , or weo.ies- admittance. obtain lietter. and great throngs of tour is thought possible could thousand to league membership thB lunch a triD will be made to the representative of the Pop'1. refused to run again. . ' . . . andjben day. lRt are passing ovef the loop dally return Brazil ' We welcomes here for the flrsM thousand people, marched in announced the Iteen active, for years iu SalaHe had "Bernardes Ter at time president tree of much Timpanogos, One senate lender ., conceded to Biwnd . giant many of whom "of our Fatherl time a delegate Holy California politics oud in Inltor iif rejires'iit the. administration view.. Brazil's resignation today In a mander Lake, Aspen Grove, the Al the paradtj. Asiien Grove. JCardinal Ilayes-s- a id Wildhans-eS, cable to Sir Eric Drunimond. secre- ntno Slimmer Excitement increased mi the pa- to A merica ," told the fnlted Press today the nieui noiker. tary general of the league. Bythe wood, the Hot Pots, VIvlJin Park, rade moved, through the crowds.1 bit1 in bis address. of action was to defeat the plan In a brief address. Cardinal terms of the league covenant, , the" and Bridal Veil Falls. The exact the spectators were not prepared C Haugen "rider" and pressed his thanks for the resignation cannot become effective Itinerary has not yet been worked for the overwhelming magnificence as an amendment to the eooperatlve ; for two years. . of Cardinal Ronzano's entourage. It welcome, saying he was deeifly bill', the Lenroot plana which approout. ' '"" l Dr. Kimball Young, a graduate of League members said today that -- llrR. Merrill? E. L. Roberts. was preceded by a color guard if touched. priates , 150,000,000 to aid the Wednes will enrdiunls leave would Thn commitprob- Alton the league assembly 'In blue tlmK nights of Brigham Young university and now farmers market crop and to foster Partridge form the Brazil to member of the faculty of the Uni ably tee that will have charge of the uniforms trlmjiicil.with gold and day for Chicago, to partlctpatln the cooperative marketing move-- , : ent council membership for the two hike. ment. with three eoWred hats carry Tivi .the eucharistic Dngress there. versity of Wisconsin, was a visitor at Brigham Young on Monday. In years she ntnst remain a memlwr. matter a short addre8s,.tolthe students. JDtThe election wowa e Mjonrtesy In addition to leavlas Young spoke reminiscent ly and ei- -rctuni. ';. pressedthe hope that the school A siiecial court 0 honor was held DENVER. Colo.. June 14 TTPT1 might continue lts Intellectual, and In the .Second ward meeting housto 10,000 was .host, Dehver today spiritual leadership iu the Rocky last Sunday night. The court of Hotarians, arriving here from every In :: O honor present consisted of Kalph G. and Mountain region. to their flag, country's I'rovti Elks will nay homage section of the d vilietkwrld for a funda Prof. new Smith and Philo with patriotism imbued 'a dolou-sconvention to annual tbev hope the seventeenth Harrison H. Merrill spoke, and tiuil In Kikdom." misrs H. F. Canuon, chairman of the Elks' BiU.iti kv. fo Rotary International. KANSAS ClW. Moj .tune 14 the foUowiiig DALIES, Texas.. June 14 (I'P) awards were given-tTwentjf-elgh- t special strains ere in some flag day vommlttee. Five persons lost their lives by Rains, accompanied scouts: P) our-i.the o day: due to arrive during o "Not "Siily-dwe hope to hold a higher reverence for the flag ' In Teiaa over the week winds, hall and vicinities high by scouts: Hal drowning a Star Dahbimst, Swarded The delegates wete ' tn niir fellowiiien that sajtie feeling. It ,i ,f n a h,,, :.';-- ' s';'., electrics"! disturbances, had termin Jack Adams. Dan Vincent.) end. :w ST. LOCIS. June 14- (UP) Wignal, real western 'welcome by. a commitunseasonable heat is witli that end that we extend to the citizenry of Provo a the five' drowned at an of Four todayV alias and ated Maurice Jones' Strong. 24, "Buddy" Ray in Walter Burgoyne, Station rnion garbed tee" at the ithis territory. bringing re heaxrKlnvitiitlou to 'attend our Flag day exercises at Honeer park First class scouts: Paul Hcnrlch-sen- , Magnolia beach, near Victoria When western attire Including ten gallon McHale. former pugilist was shot spell ln re and presaging to late crops lief this follnwlnir Albert Olson and John Stagg. a row boat capsized. The deadi the parade evening and killed early this morning by ATHENS. June ;i4 (UP) Bri':: huts. ithia' "event one worthy of the consideration nominal damage from storm con of ifutomoblle make claw scouts : Woodrow Gladys .Horadam. 15 ; v Margaret. to from Second an shots tried have "We filled ports a a car arrivals gands attacking fired) containing yejtenlay Karly ' for will us feel centers. who Join those repaid feefsure Thames, 13: Leslie Orban, 22. and foilr we that persons. and of the public bank shipmeut of 13,000.000 drach Kgcertsea and Steiiiiii Lewis. mountain peaks In ' the vicinity of tnining ' , , V merit badge Ben Oilllg. Jr.. 1&. General heavy rans were report- the time spent. This invitation also extends to those who enjX dancing ma, ($187.5001 on the1 prevcxa-JaAlso twenty'-fou-r Before dying two hours later, . . Denver." ' west" as Newton, Kansas. to Pheiter. Jr.. waa drawn-e- d William ed as were far Wllliaro named awards Cotello, given, the of seven be bid niria killed members will Bnrgoyne oad. convention d:iv formally Plait program following Attend our The to St. Joseph. Mo.. while iwlramlng lut the Gulf at The program was given by troop 22, as his assailant. Costello was on the north .. "Xll Elks. Including the stray antlers within k midst will' be vn the car's crew and escaped with the fell cloudburst , mlnlaturo a Galveston. t before died where members. 0 arrertei but .Bnrgoyne o'clock." In , , , the . to Jofp in time pnradaat Elks home aioney. in Central Oklahoma. hand nt the sonthwest and the he could suspect .' Identify st.ndlnm. (Siietial to The Herald) SPANISH FORK. June i II 1, l 'I' L :IU ffn I Si f - f Wi I: 1 J effts lit ' UTAH PIONEER -- T LAID TO REST 11 m HERE SUNDAY aniohi-fheair- I 111 e '.,' m ii I I ri Ina3unr.TUP- ... in GRADUATE i- GETSNEWYORK ; FELLOWSHIP , Mf' t nVnni- m-mST- Mr m,. . fotlowingihthe SENATE WILL Wat ce IMPOSING PROCESSION MARKS f it DEFEAT FARM CARDINiOONZMO EUCHARISTIC CONGlSS COMING OF TO ADMEASURE af " f T UNIVERSITY BRAZIL QUITS LEAGUE, MAY BE "'- rortn-comin- CONGRESSMAN g TO VISIT CAVE DIES IN N. Y. RE-INSTAT- ED r- plii-es- . - Arch-bishop- , . - fst ll -- pp'-Mc- -- s. te Jiun-inei- go-o- n c- KIMBALL YOUNG - m'hiMil-cauiPH- . eBe .. VISITS TEN THOUSAND aTT-e- fafrsT-By"t3- B.Y.U. ... te . le ROTARM BOYSCOUTSARE GIVEN AWARDS DENVER, COLO. - -- ESCAPES LOSS BUDDY MC HALE . SPARKS FROM LIVE WIRES KANSAS CITY theopcnOTJraz''1 t . FIVEDROWNED "Tnlv Farm-worth- e o SHOT TO DEATH BOAT CAPSIZES iii-ti- . BRIGANDS GET $187,500 jrl HAUL . ' . ' , . |