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Show The Weather unsettled tonight and Wed-j...-ar mow tonlaht: ,ith colder in .r-- r" wiw""' xtx w. r VOL AAA v i. DAILY HER ALD n- nnnn nnr mm Mim$ v ii JnlJCd . ! , The Weekly Herald I luued every Tuesday for distribution by mail In rural district of Utah county. ue """ nnn I ' PROVO, UTAH, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1922. r--j n crn nn n n MjiMi'jfflii DOLLAR FARMERS LfGIOf r- - Teases price two cents., ZTZ A Drama ot the Mississippi River AYilhelm fiH WATERS IN PROVO RIVER ft . , IS HONORS PROVO WORTH 101' Ml ERIC All r-- N-n '.- i ' 12 CEIIIS GITY The first certificate to be given Everybody seems to consider the Lerican farmer solely In the light to any city in the state of Utah by a producer, perhaps because he the American Legion in acknowl tAat producer la the edgement of providing work for the was Prov'o to City . the meetine of tha ritv rnmmfs. v ui5 . : , must oe consiaerau : Capta n i J B. Tucker of Bat- Kght of a consumer. erg are the secona largest made the presentation in behalf of sumers of steel, for instances, the American Legion, and Mayor nz next to the railroads, pur O. K. Hansen accepted the certifi ine annually ruiiy au per cent cate in behalf of the city. A fac farm of the in way the supply simile of the certificate is printed hinary. on the editorial page of The Herald he weighted average of farm today. klements, factory price, exclusive There were present representing Dower equipment ana twine, tho Provo post of the American ws that price to be 41 per cent of Legion, Commander Mart Roylance, ve 1913, and in inclusive J. B. Tucker, Starr Swencon. L. ft. and twine er equipment prices Edwards and Frr.nk Deming, 20 cent now approximately per The certificate, which is neatly 1913. Indications are that framed, will be placed in the city Implement prices are reced- - commission room in the county but to bring them within even lonable relation to the farmer's courthouse. be, a reduction on freight rates basic commodities such as pig coal coke and lumber is ini WATER AT fetl " 1 months the American Farm ha been working closely the joint commission of agri- Iral inquiry in studying the rail- - ii. 2:30 TODAV i FLOOD IN SALT LAKE SERIOUS. SALT LAKE CITY. Mv BULLETIN 2:30 O'CLOCK flood situation In Salt Uke is serReports received from Vivian ious. Basements are filled In the Park at 2:30 o'clock this after-- i lowor parts of the city, about 500 noon are to the effect that Pro-l.vacres of land is inundated to a riyer has fallen considera- depth of from a few inches ble sjiice yesterday. eral feet, and the water Continues to rise. The flooded areas Low temperature predicted by are southp ihirteenth South and betweei. J,ifth and Eighth West today's report from the U. 3. weather check the risstreets, but the greater damage ing wateribureaiiwill in camyonstreams, acillhas been done in the vicinity of cording ito river and lake authoriSugarhouse. The ground flooded in ties. The accompanying rain'vor. the southwestern part of the city snow, as forecast, will, is but sparsely settled, but gardens continue the lake's rise. however, t: and farms are badly damaged and Provo is river receding;. reported some people have been flodded out So too with Hobble creek and SpanHeavy rainfall yesterday morn- ish Fork river. ill U ing augmented the volume of water A return to warm weather would, In all streams. A total precipita- it is said, endanger farm propert tion of 1.07 inches was recorded. on all these streams as it woul t I. melt snow In the canyons mot rapidly than the rivers could can FAMILIES MAROONED. M AMSH FORK, May 9. More it to the lake. limn 4i in Bridges on these streams will b iv.ti i fi Utah lake and Palnnr U nnJZl? danser of beln washea weather returns whilo Jl lt ie wa water as the - -result, nf,tO the effect of the recent heavy rains iwuuj, uiuiuugn me water was eight inches lower last night than is still apparent. Railroads are it was the night before. This situa- guarding all their bridges. i Although the flood situation is i'i' tion is caused by tho Spanish Fork river being backed up by the high not at present connidered serious, .i. i men are constantly at work improv- i i. waters of the lake. Much of the ground under water ing the banks of the various has been planted to beets and the streams in an effort to keep the remainder is In other crops or graz- water within its bounds. The cold weather has reduced the streams a ing land. little and has at least more than Many families at Lake Shore are offset the recent precipitation. marooned, but there has been no At noon today the Provff river 4 I 'I to crol)- - Livestock was reported slightly higher than seeking higher ground and la last night when it had gone down safe. The water at Lake Shore is more than three inches since Sunnoon. higher than it has been since 1874. day Nothing serious is expected in Slate canyon today. The men who RANCH HOUSES SURROUNDED. have been working there continualRICHFIELD, May 9. Hiah water ly since Saturday have the situafrom the Sevier watershed Is eaus- - tion well under control. Today they lng uneasiness along the Sevier are cleaning out an additional spillriver, but so far there is no imme- way which they believe will take diate danger to property, according ample care of the water when to a statement of R. D. Young, state warmer weather does set in. The water will be evenly diverted into representative along the river. Mr. Young is in constant com several channels so that no dam munication with all danger points ages will be done to any one paras far south as Panguitch lake, one ticular section. Men are also at work in Provo of the feeders for the Sevier river. He stated last night that flood con- canyon, paying especial attention to ditions prevail on the big flat adja the road and the pipe lines of the j I o. lfer IK ' i fl ? Levee breaks at Poydras, IS miles below New Orleans. Water Inundates homes. Families flee to higher Men drive cattle and other dumb beasts of the field to safety at Violet, neighboring town. aay ground. 1 STATE MENTAL problem, and it is now- - disW that figured in terms of portation, the farmer is suf- from a dollar. joint commission has de- to report to congress that the Iportation rates on many com- ies more especially the prod- ot agriculture, bear a dispro- bnate relation to the price c' commodities; that immediate tions in transportation rates d be first applied to farm prod-another basic commodities; reductions in rates upon the les of higher value, or upon ,ge moving upon rates,'' are not warranted the rates upon agricultural lets and other basic commodimain at their existing levels; consideration should pen in the future by public authorities and by the lids in the making of trans- ion rates to the relative value pmodities and existing and ctive economic conditions. eight rates on perishables," nauman Sydney Anderson, lally take about of, piling price and frequently and in periods of low and light demands they con-- , a neavy burdan upon this The purchaser and the are dependent to a marked upon the transportation! p of farm products." UTAH r fcau LOWER AT 9ti, SPRING tive. !) 4 1 ALL PARTS OF tms little ' fellow Dulla MARKETS! L the ex. kaiser's beard and musses his hair. Gets away with it because he's Wil neinrs granosoq, William Victor of Prussia, BOOTH IS EDITOR t w i 5 GRAIN. . , In recounting the votes cast at persons interested in the CHICAGO, May 8 Power to the student body election at the Memorial day program have been invited to attend a meeting tonight rally from the recent setback on Brigham Young university, it was of the city commisison to discuss prices for wheat became evident found that Wayne Booth defeated Roland Browning by one vote for program for that day. today during the early dealings. the OF HIGH theMart At of the Banyan. State officials have been inves STUDENTS Roylance, commander of the Bulls contended that a reaction was first editorship count the judges had 273 votes Provo post of the American Legion, tigating a spring water supply for is expected to outline what that or- due, that the market had been over- for Browning and 272 for Booth. On the State Mental hospital, and in sold and shipments from here Sat- account of the closeness of the vote ganization proposes to do. Mayor doing so spent a day in Provo and SCHOOL GIV EN O. K. Hansen has suggested that urday were larger than the re- it was decided to make a recount at the hospital grounds going over the legion may be asked to assume ceipts. On th eother hand, arrivals Saturday. Five times the judges Rock canyon to the site of the 400 carloads, and recounted the vote and each time responsibility for the exercises of today totaled spring. 0 HONORS it stood Booth 273, Browning 272. the day, being given the support of there were fresh deliveries of State officials here Saturday bushels. The opening, which Booth was formerly bishop of the were R. E. Caldwell, state engineer; other organizations, the city com cent decline to a like Highland ward, at American Fork. Mark Tuttle, state auditor; H. H. mission, Rotary, Kiwanis, Ssrvice ranged Star Legion, the Women's Munici advance, with May $1.37 and July Cluff, attorney general, and William $L231-21.2was followed by Bailey, chairman of the state board Yesterday the senior students of pal council, and the Chamber .r of a slight general ang, but then by an of equalization. Provo High went on their annual Commerce. upturn all around to well above SatThe spring is on the Whitmore urday's finish. estate and is said to be 'the one dis excursion to Beck's Hot Springs at Corn and oats tended upward covered last summer by Robert Salt Lake City. Five automobiles with wheat. After opening a shade CONVENTION E. C. g were attendant to the at of take all the stu Gatherum, required SUMMER AT STUDY of fto higher, July 64 flow to dents was resort. The measured by The day was tpo pital. a 64 corn market scored the runin Mr. Caldwell and found to be spent bathing and dancing, and moderate general gain. over and everybody had a real good time. ning .78 of a second-foot- , IN EAST The awards to the honor stuabove the water from other springs LIVESTOCK. in" the canyon which is being used dents of the high school will be pre8. NORTH SALT LAKE, May for irrigation purposes on lands sented tomorrow forenoon at the cent to Flute county, and city waterworks. SALT LAKE GITY, May Cattle steady, The physical education depart south ofjunction, Receipts, 115; near the mouth or the canyon. student body meeting. Eighteen the Piute reservation.' He will strong demand. Prime steers, $ 6.50 in Provo Falls canyon ment of the Brigham Young univer- - attributes this to the great amount These irrigation interest think sweaters will be given to the foot7.00; good steers, $5.256.25; ball and basketball players of tne probably be the scene of the Utah of water Impounded in the reservoir enough of; the water to have sity announces that two of its structed a concrete conduit to take school. Pins in the shape of a block Christian Endeavor Union's summer feeder steers, $4.505.50; choice summer added to the release of water from "P" will be presented to the de- conference for nine days, from July cows and heifers, S5.005.50; fair ing teachers will spend the the water down to their lands. Panguitoh lake recently. to 28 cows 5. $4.00 to and to These better tentative in in east order heifers, the good August quarter There are a number of ranch The water Issuing from the spring baters, stock judging team and the the have been canners, 5.00; cutters, $2.003.25; approved by was found to be exceptionally pure student body officers. The sweat- plans fit themselves for the work next houses iiv this flooded area which field council state fat and EOR BEAIITIFKiG bulls, $2.503.50; year. Coach Alvin Twltchell will go are surrounded, the owners secretary, Jl.5042.00; and is believed to be of suitable ers are white with a green block having W. Roy Breg. bologna bulls, $2.003.00; light veal to the University of Illinois and moved out. character for use by the inmates of ip Charles E. Richmond, chairman calves, J7.008.00; A force of men and teams Is Mrs. Algie Eggertsen Ballif, head Miss Arvilla Singleton will prethe hospital for drinking and culi- Hogs Receipts, 84; steady, of the women's classes, will study working today at the bridge besweaters to the following of the summer conference commitj nary purposes while the supply is sent destrong demand. Choice prime top at Harvard tween Junction and Kingston, which amnle for all the needs of the ho members of the basketball squad: tee, has arranged most of the AVENUE tails of the meeting, which will be tat nogs, ho to o pounas sio.bu, Coach XwitcheU win come under shows signs of going over under pital. The site has an elevation far Fred Dixon, who will respond in be- the first summer of bulk of conference sales, $9.8o10.3a; feeders, nf nf America's the heavy pressure. th. and above the half of the players; Paul j above the hospital, ever $8.609.35, Endeavor worker The commission last night reservoir which gives fire protec- - Ceorge Carter, Ike John. Clark Christian greatest athletic coaches at the in will Utah. 25,669; held lower; T;njversjty 0f Illinois. He will come AMERICAN FORK CREEK HIGH. awardedcity Sheep Receipts, Secretary Breg Xewcll, the contract for constructucr. 10 ine nospuai. Stanley Peay, Clarence be ... l a number of good demand. Choice fat lambs, j present, while rllreot Rnhert AMERICAN FORK, I.May 9. Lowpnntflpt with cr generating Ilniulsen, John Tavlor pnd Man-gte- r and sidewalk on lne choice yearlings,- Zuppke, who bears the reputation lands In this town along American ing curb, gutter other well known Endeavor and $11.0012.00; I 7 r2s be:n onened in i.1i..io-(.-pospionny Walter Whitehead Jr. to Chrlstensen, avenue i ty University -- 3 Powsil Brothers Auto r Fork creek are of being the most consistent The football sweaters for the church workers are to be invited. $7.508.50; fat wethers, $6.00 flooded, corrals are Jacob & Gardner on a bid of $18,- tzd rc,vcr i: e3 of the pital wf! bv Chairman Richmond expects to be 7.00; fat ewes, $4.00 4.50. of Big Ten championships of covered by water and in more 927.22, which was the lowest re- I UO DIUU1CU I LI UU1111CT.1.1U1I. Willi VC football men will be presented Powell, who for the coach in that conferpnee. Coach places barns are almost surrounded sponsible bid out of seven. a water supply Leah Van Wagonen, and Kimball able to make an announcement of any pastcost of installing ears nas been aolne ma SUGAR. leaders within the next two Twltchell was trained while at the iuj "bici. a ma in iwutieu im hs Ui il nas before the state board of insanity Mcintosh will 'respond. Besides the icaa mail iuo eau.' ork and repairine for the NEW YORK, May 8. The early the following boys will weeks. recommendation. Agricultural.,. college under Coach serious condition in view of the fact! mated cost of City Engineer Frank final makes its Mcintosh, no anu ead and Anderson garages, was raw Recreation, sugar mantel including hiking, quiet w,s nnB of Zimnke's that it will be some days before the Deming. Blake Peay, The hospital at present is obtain- receive sweaters: Drother, J. P. Powell, for-th- e fishing, tennis, baseball, and other sales reported. Cuba's were quoted stu(lent, and ne desires to get full flow from the canyon will come The work is expected to be com ing its water supply from the Provo Rulon Openshaw, Eldon Dennis, outdoor to cost and freight, equal, automobile business at mains at $2,000 a year. There is Lawrence Peterson, Bliss Finlay-son- , physical activities, will be at 2 more thoroughly saturated with the down. within 75 working days. pleted ke and Ogden, have opened the program along with the ses- 3.98 for centrifugal for spot and Zuppke system of football, are that the snow banks Jacob & Gardener ls Reports this rate Christensen, Thomas, and William on Ralph that however, prospect, cost and sions on religious work so as to May. with June at 2 Miop at 225 West Center ...111 In addition to Mr. Zuppke the in the canyon are still of large size the same contracting firm which is nnJ ...V.fln- tKfl Johnson. t.AnAJ are prepared to handle ; B. Y. U. coach will receive in- and much more water may be ex- - at present constructing the Miss Jeneal Anderson will pre- give those attending a real vaca-- freight, equal to 4.11c. servlce ls entireiy satisfactory to sfrer Raw sugar futures were steadier (new ma" under Harry Gill, who is pected in the next week if the district in the east part of the city. commission-ork- , sent the gold pins to the debaters, tion. Provo the the struction rf.pair' hospital, trade in cn will and be The and overhauling. by nominal, buying expense covering Lra r finding that .the crowinK and Cessford Kerr will respond in unquestionably the greatest track weather remains warm or the storm as special rates are prom- ?nd commission houses, with prices coach Mr. Gill continues. in the middle west. needs of the city are such that the behalf of his associates, Cannon asmuch 1 mid-da2 acnet to and ised at at other points by the railroad, Much damage is feared and every ise!dom loses a track championship water can be used elsewhere to ad- Jones, Cecil Broadbent, Melba commodations cost. will be at actual higher. 'and has to credit the develop- possible man is out cleaning the not done, Dastmp, and Eph Homer Jr. B00KSJOR LIBRARY vantage; while if this is be in refined ment of more individual star per- strewn of drift wood or There was no change In behalf of the agricultural de- While it is being urged by the confollowsome method will have to ference committee that those at- sucar which is lNtod at 5.25 to 5.40 formers than any other coach since which will impede the anything of the school. Anna additional an rushing partment ed of developing A moderate P" there has been a UTAH STATE ROAD water. the days of Mike Murphy. will present special pins to tending do so for the entire period, for fine granulatpd. to was will to the appeal of the supply for the city. care made for be inreported. to inquiry provision "Y" mentor desires The Keith stock team, the judging the of of inmates hospital, Iabor crease his knowledge of HOMELESS IN MISSISSIPPI. piversity for donations of it is thought, could be used in pro- Boyle. Scott Price, Maurice Jones, any who can be present part time. Refined futures, nominal. f dollars for the Penrose NKW ORI. KAN'S", La., May 9. and basketball while east and will viding the pipe line trenches to the and Verdell Booth. This team has take the courses in these depart- Approximately 70.000 nien, women Inasmuch as the line under won every contest participated in CELCO ADVANCES NEPHI SHEARING FINISHED ST0CK F'ng to Mrs. Elizabeth hospital, ments under Director G. A. Huff, mid children are homeless in Misand friction wouia during the last two years. Keith such pressure university librarian, it is head of the department of thf sissippi and Lounsiana as ;he reThe first formal session of the the Boyle will respond to the NEPHI, May 9. The slipnrinr that his bock campaign not have to be buried deeply in cost T?veral times In tiie past the season University of Illinois, and Raph sult ol the Mississippi flood and of new state roid commission was the even located this with local corral earth. But the at 'ese the library's colectlon basketball has called attention 40,'HiO been the famous this number are being fed, held at the state capifol yesterday The regular pin for the student public's of installation of a supply system a few miles west of town closed Jones, inan 2(1,000 volumes, Cook sheltered and clothed by the Red with Preston G. Peterson presiding. train ?i Engineering labora- Saturday. Ideal weather condition-prevailewould body officers will be presented by to the interview with The Dailv connected up with the springs Mrs. Algie Fggertsen Ball!? will f ro.s and other organizations, it Henry W. Lunt and Henry H. Blood, io me iuuuiub- tories company, a Provo corporaenice jepprr.-o-u of the in run the Jlo.uuu, shearing neighborhood during '"porter Mrs. Gillespie said school ot was officially announced today by the other members, were In attendwho will re tion, whose product, the Celco and more than 50,000 sheep .tudy in thf Sargent rough esti Gordon Christenen,Yerda a live years no book had according to present various relief bodies. N'o provi ance. hvsical education while at Peterson iguHion meter, has in the short period Ike John, all would the of IZ.W'U spond; mates. The shorn. were present Practically by the library. naShe expects to leave during sions nave oeen made to aid the Inhn npssford space of six months become uinn PnhlnMn Preston G. Peterson of Provo wool was sold during the Nephi ce our uatrnns linon tholr represent 8 per cent on the investthe middle of May In order to reach :!0.0on persons who have not reach- Saturday afternoon was chosen Cessford tionally known and used. Orders Rulon Openshaw, and a if over the while fraction city week $2.").000, ment of bringing past Pd for more than five have also been received from as 40 the east in time for the great spring ed the refugee camps, the state- chairman of the new commission. years the hos- Kerr. cents pound. The local clip a book. The last decides to raise its rates to will be the far away as Australia and Porto was of per A delegation from Sanpete county Hansen K. O. pageants and festivals and she will ment said. the In Mayor the done it as has past, good quality. reported missing was one pital, Rico. remain there until the middle of of the was the first ta present an argumeeting. speaker run still principal would higher. percentage liry's." to now spec- RIVERS AT OGDEN OVERFLOW. ment for road work, asking that The company is selling a September. She Intends These are details which the state Coach Clarence Edwards will give . vmall block of stock In order to CATTLEMAN VISITS OGDKX. May 9. Both the Ogden the program for that county be PROVO ialize in social and recreational board of insanity will endeavor to several reasons why the athletes ninnned out. of the honors be-- promote a national advertising leadership work and aesthetic and Weber rivers are overflow-iare S WITHOUT the deserving now and out between figure LICENSE their banks causing alarm among dancing. (lay. campaign. The present price of time any decision is made as to the stowed upon them during the Alice 12 cents per share holds good residents in the low lying districts! a decree retrietii "l,'tion Hon of Goshen was fined purchase of the water. A legisla- A duet will be rendered by west of the city. NEW OREM SCHEDULE. W W. Reese of Salt Lake City, Mexican laborers to the United Although Anna Hedqulst, a violin until iMay 15, when an advance will the0f and necesDecker would be tive appropriation fity court yesterday for In asIs announces it is at saxonot said. it Orem serious be line the of Utah a made, change damage present States has been signed bv Preai-I- " Guernsey president "thuut a license. the Mate should decide snlo bv Madse Leavltt. and sary feared that if warm weather con dent Obregon. A great number t state securities was here yesterday In the passenger train schedules, effecTom The and commission, Blake sociation, Peay duet by water. phone on buying the on the past showing of the com Interest of his association. tive May 14. Trains leave Provo as Unties many homes will be ma-- . Mexicans have been thrown out of Pirpont. asso- follows: rooned and the roads torn up by employment In this country and the the of has future Within the S TO NEW ZEALAND npar pany. granted advancing student body president, Ike John, SPENCER IS NEW STATION. Southbound 8:04 a. m.. 10:05 a. the flood waters. Heavy rain today have been repatriated at the the prl'-- to as high as 25 cents per ciation contemplates buying several will preside at the meeting. I the situation. K. Knudspn p. m.. 3:55 p. m.. 6:05 p. m.. can government's expense. Lara, w hich is two and a half times carloads of dairy cattle direct from m inn n Effective Sunday, May 14, all! the jar value. the Guernsev Island. The Htock 8:05 p. m., 10:05 p. m.. 1 a m. Knudsen. 128 West Fourth Orem cars will stop (on flag) half Magnetite In South Manchuria. One of the largest apple orchard; A notice of this advance appears will be distributed over the entire Northbound 6: 15 a. m.. 8:12 a. NEVER TOO OLD TO WED. A ibed of magnesite fifteen miles t. nas received a call to way between Curtis and Snow on In the world, located near Fufur, state, most of it going to Utah and m . 10 a. m.., 12:55 p m.. 3:48 p. m., mission to New Zealnnd. Provo Bench. The new station is in length from east to west and one In today's Issue. The farmers 6 p. m., 8:20 p. m., 11:45 p. m. M 12 Ore., soon wll be destroyed to make' Jacob ,E. De Armond. 71. a chlm-rooWeber counties. "av for his field of labor o be known as ann hi.- Spencer. This new for the more valuable pro' ict praetor of Sprlnuvllle, and Mrs. Ma-o- f A new railroad connecting the around Pleasant Grove and Manila! . tnr ih mm. heieht of about 500 feet above tho wheat. In the Guernsey 2,000,000 miles were In Mexico, are Interested center ron Hortense Penruth Lanelev. 44. Is Nearly liirgpst ruining the children of atiendmg ground l.ve. U,e ?Zen7 ot toj riichuca. with rrr uitiri it'll nere mis in isBuen, acording to R. D. W'adley,- eled by French airplanes of the Tamplco, Is to be ..u school and lor pa- - exiM m fam Young university, In1921. high ln InThis In tminnger of the farm bureau, and Tomatoes, splr.uch, celery and afternoon by Kldor Soren S. Holm commercial type or eigm boys in the t 'ons In Uke- - posit Is said to have nn estimated constructed through three fttuts Orem residing ofthe cabbaxe are 92 per cent water. of the Reorganlxed - IX S. church. tend to specialize along that line, volved more than 6,0oo flights. Mexico. on a mission. reserve of gti.M.n,ii..n ton. vw and on the east bench. HOSPITAL All f".0,? d 169,-00- 2 3 3-- i l-- 4 provo c, mm 9.r-U- pper one-thir- d CONTRACT ! con-prd- ( ! LET i j I ,., J Ni!--s- j u...... . ' t.. wln-Jne- i i ?,ii j ; n i i 3-- 1 j ?' Hed-quif- gen-hpon- t i ; - (am-bridg- j mu-se- i 'i e iwo-nuu- 1 J da -ii girted I rt trav-bree- i Lee, the Story of Movie Life at Hollywood, Starts Today in The Herald. See Page 3 .. |