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Show t v., r JVhea you use Herld Want-Ad- s Taa reach Into more than. 2404 Try one next time you have something to sell, trade, or rent borne- - . ERALD DA LY THE HERALD - THE WEATHERS lonlghtand Tuek CTAH Fair day. Somewhat portion toolkit. . colder southwest Firstjnnews, first in circulation firs t in advertising f xtndf ifs delivered in the homes. TROYOTinftCTONPA o)dQ-7 '"-- . Jr ' Jj WW Or . UA www Of A Jllk - , MIS ' f . Ghicagb and Bimingham Send Iron Experts TRIBUTE IS HAPPY? HAPPY? SCHOOL DAYS ROBBERIES IN ELK MEMBERS Memorial Day Observed by Provo Elks. Lodge B. P. Annual Serv-icesAr- e a ' - M ROBERT PHIBBS HEADS STEEL IMPERIL OL D PARTY UNES Arrest of Alleged Gang of - i o ironton II AS 135 NEW CONGRESSMEN ARE SOLVED ' " POLITICAL TURMOIL LOOMS UTAH COUNTY PAID ABSENT . PLANT FORCE By A. O. HAYWARD, international News Service Staff Correspondent Mr. Phibbs of Chicago Is Gen- -' WASHINGTON. Dec. 3. The house nf era! Superintendent ' of of the 68th congress, which metat noon today, is one of the Ironton Plant. most picturesque assemblages that ever faced- the speaker's . gavel. NEW SUPERINTENDENT Party lines are very closely drawn. There are BUYS PROVO HOME 207 Democrats, 1 Farmer Laborite, 1 Independent and 11 Socialist giving the Republicans a majority of 18 C. T. Keigley of Woodward, over or. 15 over all. ' Alabama, Is Coke Oven The third party members are the Rev. O. J. Kvale Superintendent. (Ind.), Robbers May Clear Up Freight Car Robberies. ATTEND MEMBERS OF GANG SOUGHT BY SHERIFF THEATER SERVICES THOUSANDS - Fitting: Program Given in Arrested Men Known to Have Lived in Springville Prior Honor of 42 Departed to Car Robberies. Lodge Members. ats Annual memorial services were With the arrest Friday In Salt J of an hriTrw3oaJM9-B..KI- Q. I!1? City sereraiembers gang of robbers, freight car Elks Sunday evening in the Colum alleged robberies on the Denver and Rio bia theater. The services were un- Grande railroad between Thistle der the direction of E; B. Whipple, and Springville during October 1922 amlted rnlp-- and the other lodee of Is believed by Utah county authorities to .have been solved. ficers.. During the past 12 months the poby the Reverend Elmer I, Goshen of lice authorities of Utah and other western states have been searching Salt Lake City. , An unusual large number of peo- for the members of the gang which ple were in attendance. Every seat Is believed to have committed sevin the main part of the theater was eral bank robberies In this and other states. occupied and more than of the seats la the galleries were Among the robberies with which the police Jiope to connect the memtaken. The program opened with a march bers of the gang are those of the Kamas, by the Columbia orchestra, while banks at Moroni, Layton, and" St George, the members of the lodge marched Grantsvllle,-Hebe- r ,in a body Into the theater. Each Utah and at Valier, Ennis, Sheridan member of the order wore a red car- and Salesvllle, Mont nation. Shortly before the freight car robThe lodge and the congregation, beries in this county last October, under the dlrectidn of Prof. J. B. two or three of the men now under Boshard sang "America.'-- ' The open- arrest In Salt Lake City are known ing exercises were conducted by B. to have. Bred for a short while in B. Whinole. exalted ruler and W. E. Springville and Spanish Fork. ImAndrews, esquire. Prayar ws of- mediately after the robberies they are said by the sheriffs office to fered by Lee L. Baker, chaplain. e Stiehl sang "B- - have completely disappeared. Mrs. cesstonaL" uring all of that time, Sherin Secretary Paul Vincent called the J. EvBoyd has been conducting a roll of the 42 absent members of the search" for the men and has been since gathering evidence concerning the lodge who have passed away the organization of the order In freight robberies. According to tne Provo. As the name of each one of investigation made by Sheriff Boyd, the nhaent members was called a the loot stolen from the freight cars blue light was flashed on in front of was hidden in a large straw stack in the (state-- During the remainder Mapleton and then hauled during the nights to various alleged fences , of the services aU of the 42 lights in Spanish Fork and othefsaectlons van llehted. The poem "Thanatopsis" was read of the country from where it, was x. Contract Let for Pipe Line by Professor T. Earl Pardee, after sold and distributed. From Slate Canyon to ttm lodes officers performed Four of the men who gave -- the the alter services of the memorial names of George Dyer, 46 years of State Hospital. riHinl age; Thomas Martin, 30; Frank of A double quartet consisting Warren, 45 and Adolph Mechler, Work will commence immediately Marie Homer Celestla " Johnson, 35, were arrested Friday at a little on the cohstructionn of the new pipe Sarah Dastrup. Ingar Johnson, house at 8353 South Eleventh East Peter Jensen. T. L. Martin, Murray street Salt Lake City by deputies line to bring ahe water from the Roberts and Carl Christeuseu i&ng from the office of Sheriff Benja- newly acquired springs In Slate can.' min B. Harries and three operatives yon to the, StateMental hospital. "Vesper Hymn." Reverend from the office of the Burns DetecThrnneh his address. according to advices'Heceived here tive agency. Goshen referred to "Thanatopsis. from the state board of insanity. U The contract for the construction Chiel Deputy Sheriff W. T. He said in part: "Religion tenets Chief Criminal Deputy Sher of the two and a half mile of paved iinvn iieen the cause of war and hinmished throuchaP aces. iff Leon Mayhue . and the Burns' pipe line was awarded by the hoard "It is strange that all tne tneoio-- detective men who comprised the Saturday afternoon to the Wheel gies teach that the door to heaven Is party of officers who participated wright Construction company of closed with a door carefully guarded in the capture of the four men also ORden. The bid was $11,853,80. The y a keeper who is very carefu' discovered in the house a full set of Wasatch Grading company of Provo about the person admitted, while burglar tools, including an acetylene also submitted a bid but is said to the other place is pictured with torch, electric drills, three revolvers have been much higher than that of Jaws wide open threatening to and 100 dynamite caps. They also the Ogden company. swallow every one. I don't believe recovered five new automobile tires The cost includes the moving of any such doctrine and neither do stolen from the garage at Sclpio, the present pipe line, the construca righteous titan. vou. I believe that tion of the intake in Slate canyon Sheriff James H. Sanderson or and of three bridges. Father up there Is as loving ana arrestee. earth. on this SanDete county Friday The state will furnish materials merciful as any father "Nature teaches that whatsoever three other men who are believed to at a cost of $12,607.22, in addition also be be members of the gang. to the contract for the new water a man soweth that shall and supply for the hospital. reap No theology teaches that,from The. laying of the lower section of yet it Is a fundamental truth WILL LEGION r which no one can escape. the pipe line will be done by n "Nature is the expression of OFFICERS patients at the hospital, according of Minnesota, the seat Andrew J. "Volstead, and who announced he was "dryer" than ever that famous dry advocate: Khud Wefald YF.T.V and Victor Berger (S.), of Wisconsin. ' Kvale and Berger ex pect to go along" with the Republicans on general routine legis ation and party affairs. .Wef aid has refused to accent .classification by either party. whos-occupyi- tf ng 1 two-thir- - xnis is a general outline of the political division In the House. There are groups and factions which cannnot be Ignored in consid ering the probable trend of legisla tion during the session The di vision is mainly in. Republican ranks; the Democrats are united and can count upon their full strength of 207 In any purely political contest The most Important among the House factions are the farm bloc, under the leadership of- Representative L. J. Dlckerson (B), of Iowa, for which a membership of 02 is claimed; the Wisconsin group of 12 men s group S3. and . the The farm bloc carries with It the leading Progressives, Including the Wisconsin group, which will be dominated by Senator La FoUette. The group is made np of Republicans and Democrats and functions as a unit only on Vetera nr legislation. The close margin in the House between the Republicans and the Democrats gives neither of these groups dominance on a strict party division, it la doubted whether party lines will maintain solidarity when assailed by either the Pro gressives or the Wisconsin group, but this uncertainty is giving the PRESIDENT OF U.S. OPPOSES BONUSMONEY Coolidge Tells Congress Tax Reduction Makes Bonos Impossible. Cerrespondent - "VkSBJSVTmrVecr- tPrest-den- t The bead men of the operative forces of the first unit of the Columbia Steel corporation plants'midway between Provo and Springville arrived in. Provo and are getting fa miliar with local conditions preparatory to the beginning of operations at the plant early, next spring. W. R. Phibbs of Chicago will . be the general plant superintendent In charge of the blast furnace and the coke ovens. He is an experienced blast furnace and ateel man having worked for years In some of the leading steel plants of the east and middle west Mr. Phibbs baa been In Provo during the past three or four days looking over the field aad getting acquainted with the plant site. He has also mad preparations for the purchase of a home In Provo. He left Sunday for his home la Chicago but will return to Provo with hit family sometime during. the first. week of January. C. T. Klegley, superintendent of. the coke ovens and the plant has already arrived in Provo with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Kieg-le-y Coolidge announced to day that he was opposed to a soldier's bonus. He made his position known tor the first time In transmitting to are at present staying at the congress his estimate of the expenditure of the federal government Hotel Roberts. for the fiscal year eudlng July i, Mr. Klegley la now purchasing a home in Provo and intends to more UKU. By continuing a policy of strict into it with hla family within a economy the president declared, it week or two. The new coke plant superintenwill be possible to effect an annual reduction of more than 3Ot),0U0,UUO dent Is also an experienced operator In federal taxes, while "any program of coke ovens and blase furnace byof new expenditure on a large scale products plants, having worked for Stunts Prepared Interesting would make tax reduction lmpossi- - years in Birmingham.. A'abaimi, and for Entertaining Crowds at also In Gary and the Pittsburgh leaders of each xf great parties Ule lor jears io coined Fifth Ward Bazaar. The president said he was "not rianta. much concern. The family cam here recent lj State Road Chairman and The dominant leadership in the unmindful of the demand for adfrom Woodward, Alabama. Gov. Mabey Lead Mid- soldiers of for and is conservative House compensation justed The entertaining features of the Mr. had several tempting Winter Auto Party. Fifth ward bazaar, which is to be radical legislation can only be forced the world war," but that he not only offers Klegley to become associated with held Thursday and Friday, Decern by one or the other of the groups in questioned, if there was any "sound other steel In the east, but ber 6 and 7, will be a big drawing coalition with either of the leading reason for such a measure," but that decided to plants the Provo offer GOOD ROAD MEETINGS accept conservatives he believed the xuou.ouO.OUO surplus Republican enparties. of music lovers card for the and CITIES IN SEVERAL In the which hud been piled up in the after having studied the wonderful tertainment, according to a state- hold the places of lower committwo years, possibilities of the steel and iron treasury during the J- - R. Hodson, chairman of House and as chairman of ment of In this section. State Officials Speaks at Fill- the recreational committee of the tees. They Include Speaker Gillett, and the $3U5,UUO,OUOpast surplus which Industry Before leaving Provo, Superintenmore, Beaver, Parowan, Representative Longworth, Madden, Is expected in the next fiscal year dent Phibbs ward. his delight Cedar City, St. George. Mr. Hodson Is emphatic in the Sneli, Burton, Kahn, Butler, Green, (liTJO) should be utilized as a basis with Provo asexpressed a. residence and on statement that some of the most en (la.), Graham (Pa.), Graham (111.), (or a sweeping reduction of taxes so Industrial center. that the tax payers who are "stock Governor Charles Ri Mabey drop- tertaining programs seen and heard Wlnslow, Dalliuger, Porter and "Provo Is an Ideal community holders, lu the business corporuilou ped Into Provo early Monday morn in the city for some time will be ut the lulled Stales" could shure from every view point," said Mr. Demo the in Prominent directing He some of States that the given. ing and with Preston G. Peterson, best talent in the city, both vocal cratic party will be Leader Finis J. in the government's good fortune Phlbls. "I am delighted with condichairman of the Utah state road and Instrumental has been secured. Garrett Tenn; Representatives and be materlaUy and immediately tions here and am certain my family will enjoy making their home here For the vaudeville stunts Delbert Cordell Hull, present Chairman of benefitted. commission, piloted a underneath your wonderful moun"The Mr. National Commit Democratic the governiueut," Coolidgg Los to Provo Edmund Evans are from Wedd and expedition pre dis- tains. no "has to of ArkanOldfleld declared, and money tee; Wingo, some very unique programs. Angeles. paring "As as industrial community, Five rooms of the lower floor of sas; Garner, Crisp, Montague, Col tribute to any class of its citizens Provo's The state officials began a ten- future Is assured. Knowing It not from does from Rouse all the that take the pocklier, Berkley, to house been beauti have and automobile the meeting journey dayl as do what iron and steel has done from southern California, a mid- fully decorated in honor of the large south end Ralney, of IlL The death ets of the people and the payment' to I communities, I am certain winter touring trip, to promote the crowd that .will partake of the tur- of W. Bourke Cockran deprived of a bonus to millions of our former thatother a wonderful future awaits s movement and to et .out- key dinners, being served under the New Tork of an Influential voice in soldiers could only be accomplished After lookProvo and this county. to cost a at whole the councils. in these Provo-Lo-s C. community H. Wright Angeles direction of Mrs. age use of the over the landscape here it looks ing the veterans last death far the themselves, cluding year During The auditorium is being partition road as a winter tourist highway. to me that your valley is Ideally loFour days are to be given to ed off for the booths where' the claimed IB members of the House, outweighing the benefits intended cated and situated for manufacturto a be conferred. I several If felt that them en among route young ladies of the ward and the outstanding driving and ing purposes. to Dr. Frederick Dunn, at a . com- to Los Angeles. Two days will be women will exhibit and place for leaders. These Included Cockran, soldiers bonus represented a great personality. "From the of (he plant days are sale their handiwork, consisting of James R. Manif, of Illinois; Claude need and a proper obligation .which at Ironton it anpeaiance "Death is nothing more than the paratively low cost for which fig- spent in that city toand four looks as though we will Kitchln. of Xorth Carolina ; James should be 'fulfilled by this nation, 1 toy-agreturn over the the to be from body above dresses, not in included are rugs, ures given, carpet quilts, strips, the life of of moving committee spirit The nominating be ready to make a test run shortly aprons, caps, toys, doll dresses, C. CantriUof Kentucky ; Benjamin certainly would not make a ' recom- after the holidays. The estimate. into the light The spirit of life Is Provo post, No. 13, of the Amerplant will F. D. B. Gay, patn handkerchiefs, dollies and all kinds G. Humphreys, of Mississippi ; John mendation which would be averse be in operation The Utah county infirmary will When it leaves tills body it the eternal at any rate sometime I. Nolan, of California and Daniel thereto. ) - irnoa Intn th lleht from BTOWth tO ican Xegion has made the following also receive Its water supply from finder and Bandall Jones, of the of needle and fancy work. 'r. and iu ApriL "The country is prosperous So that the bazaar will be a com J. Rlordan, of New tork. Added to the same springs, the county having Union Pacific railroad, accompanied growth everlastingly; Life was made nominations for officers for the these were the resignations tof remunerative employment is availtons of officials. number of a state cost be of the the success, to the of for vear plete to swallow up all death." for .7-next paid h- veterans as The first stop scheduled was at coal and coke, contributed by the Frank W. Mondell, of Wyoming, able for the The closing numbers consisted springs. voted upon ai uie mmms 2 o'clock Monday after local dealers, farm products and Floor Leader; and Patrick Keiley, well as for other citizens e For the v "Goodbye Bweet Day" by htrouble club rooms in the Armory Friday The Slate canyon springs was pur Fillmore, of retirement the and disabled veterans-othe war and - quartetfprayer by the chaplain, and evening December 14: For com- chased by the state board of insan noon.- A good roads meeting was to fruit bynhe farmers will be placed of Michigan Mabey and on sale. The main drawing card In Joseph R. Fordney of Michigan and the dependents of those who fell, the singing or. -- star spangiea mander, Frank W. Demlng and ity and Utah county several montns be held there. Governor of Illinois. G. Cannon, their country couuot do too much. It ago. The springs rormeriy oetongea Chairman Peterson were to be the this department announces Mr. Joseph Robert B. Patterson ; for vice ncrM tne congregation. There are about 133 new House bus already spent nearly two biland to Robert Boardman. The springs principal speakers. The next meet- Thompson, is the sale of a cow con - Paul D.; Vincent 10 of these lions of doUars and Is now spending Beaver at trlbuted by 3. E. Uenrle. members, although about George M. Harris; for adjutant were sold after considerable1' lltigf ing was mapped out for served in previous Congresses. v ltb ueurly hit If a biUlofa' dollars yearly Frank K. Dunn and Seymour Gray; tlon in the courts between Board 8 o'clock Monday evening. Tuesday d of the House un- - in their behalf. That obligation, it Announcement was made' here nearly for finance officer, W.vW. Allen man, the Stewart brothers, engl morning at 10 the governor and road Dr. its routine, won must and wlU continue to fulfill iu Monday that the Utah Ice and Cold with a acquainted will address historian, commissioner for meeting S. C. Utah county. and Bean; neerS apd will be slowed up. fullest measure aud it Is one of the Storage company of Salt Lake City at Parowan, motoring on to a meetL. 'Q. Potter; for chaplain, Dr. Among the new members there most Important duties and privileges Intends to construct a large storage Fred W. Taylor; for sergeant-at-arm- Vining at Cedar City at 1 o'clock and of T. Samuel 33, Helper, Ttorton, are a number or notables, inciuaing of the chief executive to minister building" in Prove, another at St Georgeytfuesday evenEarl Condor and George Utah, died in Provo Sunday after- Mae E. Nolan, of San Francisco, to the wants and needs of these -committee, During the past several months ing. cent; for executive an operation. noon, following n. E. Crocket secretary of state. During the past live years ur. widow of John I. Nolan, former wards and creditors of the nation. negotiations for the purchase of a thro to he elected. J. D. Hunter, of The BednulHt Drus company, Mrs. But the fit aud site for such a building has been vetDr. Fred R. Taylor, Earl Bean and will automatically become acting Thornton has been conducting a memlicr and labor leader, Pmrn tin aHriiwi another nhnrmacy J. L. Innes. y The primary election of the governor of Utah as soon as Govern Nolan, who had a few months ex- erans are offered the opportunities curried on by officials of the waa He in business tailor Helper. con-uCentral t to its chain of stores, the Provo Chamber of Commerce will or Mabey crosses the state lino Wed born in but It was not until Monday, perience during the last session. Is oieu to every other cltizeu. The nominating commltee October 0, Idaho, Thornton, nf J. L. Innes. chairman, Dr. be completed Tuesday evening at 8 nesdsy morning. The governor may 1885, the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. the only woman member of the presDrug store, of Springville, according "We have now reached a point in it is 'said, that final decision was Ballots containing the be absent from the state a week or to the announcement made Monday Fred R, Taylor.. A. E. Rawlins, o'clock. ent Congress, our fluanclal program where we can reached. Although no definite site Thornton. names of all the members' of the more and It is not definitely settled morning by .Alex Hedqulst, presi- George Vincent and Earl Hansen.lighten the tax burden of the people has been determined on at present He is survived by his wife, Mrs. 40 DIE IN COAL THINE. chamber have been sent to all of whether he will return direct from Hazel dent of the company!.. which is au.added reason for taking U is bciieTea mat tne storage Duuo-- a one son, Hawkins Thornton, WOMAN MURDERED. the monitors, five directors, are to Los Angeles or by way of San Fran VlrL and one The Central Drug store was pur firm stand sealant anr Mil aU lK will le erected on the site of tha Three Edna. daughter, vaana be nominated, four to fill the chased from D. B. Wlghtman, ! programs of City cannery, near the. ldubo. cisco. live in v sisters sliding thilf .fMmld old -Garden waremrase. ......... terms .1 RrvtCft. MWH tin cancies of the directors whose "- , .has long been one of the foremost 1UI.III.MV1I... tend to absorb the expected- margin v will be held In International News Barvloe. services Funeral o. one uw. to fill the rvniAXAPULiis. ina.. V ' expire this year and betwecu receipts and expenditures."! The building will cover an area drug stores of southern Utah county. ravens and the Hutch Funeral Service Home at Crows,' parrots, Thomas vacancy caused by the death of of Utf feet by 100 feet and will Con- The newly purchased store will rollce today held John Eng., Dec. 8. 11 o'clock Tuesday. ' Interment will SHEFFIELD, swnns fowL are with lived the connection longest , 24, in John D. Dixon. be know as Hedqulst Springville men are known to be dead and BKKSLKVS HAVE VGRANDSON tain three stories.' In be Forty cemetery. Beujainln 100 Mrs. live, the members of They usually, years. The ten mi f murder receiving pretty Dn star. Mr. and Sirs. W. O.flUvslcr re- - ' It Is understood thnt part of the many other Injured as the result of was highest minitier of votes in the coal mine' disaster near here to- wived word Sunday of the arrival .building has alreudy been contract- Walter Hedqulst now Is In charge Helen Hager Whelohel. 23, who a on will e cuu election placed . . primary of a son nt tbo home et thf ir daugh rd for br tho Utah ' Pountry Pro of the Springville store and wlir re- abducted, assuitea, rouoea, day. nd her body hurled from ( the ballot for the final election to The poultry ducers' association. 130 men, ter and sou Mr. niid Mrs. . A pit main there until a permanent man-aee- r carrying cage, week. next held 1 tiftv fnnt vlnduct Inst Wednosday be ' ' company Intends, It Is said, to use la chosen. crashed to the bottom of the mine V. Davis. Loe Angele. J elec the as of The Judges primary ' Mr. aud Mrs. Boesley intend visit- part of the building for grading and The Hedonist Drug company now Apprehension was felt by police share. V mood gath tion are Sterling Taylor, Lloyd Sttt- Relief work waa undertaken at ing the new grandson la tho near sorting their eggs and also for has twtr.drng stores In Provo, one ,.rn,riL in s threatening and u. 8. W, ton. reserves C Startup , future. near headquarters , in PiMnnt nrova and' one . in once. and Jesse Ellertsen, . r.ll,Kl In. BprlngrUle. Fay-Loos- NEWPIPELINE GOVERNOR IN GOOD MUSIC AT TO BE BUILT PROVO STARTS WARD BAZAAR AUTO JOURNEY thr d -- Ay-lan- d. path-buildin- g ' ELECT good-road- speech-makin- g e. n " h able-bodi- NEW STORAGE f PLANT HERE r, SPRIN Gil HELPER TAILOR DIES IN PROVO STORE IS SOLD one-thir- C. of C. Election abled-bodle- d coin-pun- . - Shaw.-negro- w . J!r. Pnt, DECEMBER iStii? it ( |