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Show The Hwald will b sent you mail during your summer vacation if you send summer address to The Herald office. VOL XXXVft. DAILY HERAL 0 li ijrii jc!! By NO. 15. PRICE TWO CENTS. o) V7 Ira Ira' if ' 00 00 OO 00 00 00 00 00 00 oi 00 OO OO OO OO 00 OO OO t Generally fair tonight and Thursday; Cooler north portion. lMi UTAH PROVO. UTAH, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1922. Cv)' in The Weather : 1AV 00 OO ooi OO Pio$Qnt Grove is Thronged With Many County Guests Denver Oil Concern Tries tQ Situation in Scofield District HH The Screen 6rob Businqss Oullt "WHERE J by. Provp Company "THE BEARCAT" ' As a man" "The Bearcat," alias "The Eingin Kid," turned out to be an awful oil can! He could shoot 'em. Sure he could. two-gu- n "bad MMfAaw Provo Band Will Lead Provo ACCIDENT AT Peaceful TO GO" DIES IN AUTO LEHI a makes a wrong step he is certain By N. GUNNAR RASMUSON Who Waa With C Battery at Seo- - to be picked up and placed where neither he nor his influence will be Nelci. No doubt the thought uppermost felt A rather unique situation exists in the minds of the fathers and mothers of Provo who have sons in the Scofield district. At the bein C battery now stationed at Sco- ginning of tbe trouble the operfield is concerning the welfare of ators clamored for the presence of Auto Procession To Strawberry City LEHI, June 21. One man is dead and two others are in the Lehl general hospital as a result of an autoAutomobile procession to Pleasant Grove leaves the mobile accident which occurred corner of West Center and Fifth West streets at 6:45 p. m. north of Lehl last night. All persons going are invited to be present at a comSam Pappas of Price, said to have been associated with a munity singing practice lead by William C Bradford in front brother, John Pappas, in conduct- of the Superior garage at 6:15 this evening. ing the Queen City cafe at Price, The Provo band will be there and will lead the is the dead man. His body is in ' Grove procession. care of a Lehl undertaker. to Be sure paste Strawberry posters on vour wind Jim Raznis, about 30 years of age, is in a serious condition and i shield ; they're free at the Chamber of Commerce head probably will die as a result of a Quarters. Tbe Continental OU company is patting up a service station at tbe He sad so himself. Loudly. Melo the comer of West Center and Fifth the state troops while the strikers boys. ' 1 diously. With rhyming verses and Weet streets. . "Is my boy coming back to me just as strenuously opposed any as physically and morally tit as he such a move, stating that the plenty of em. Trees at the corner have been upBut when it came to a showdown, left home? is a question that troops were not necessary. Now rooted and work on the station he always shot the right man and seems to worry? many fathers and the strikers are more than pleased begun. never the wrong one. Which isn't mothers. with the presence of the soldiers, This Is the outcropping of a fijtt even "wishing that they had come Hoyle's specifications for a bad " time there has to the present Up the Continental Oil company is man's regular conduct to worry over, and two months ago, while the operbeen little very iaatltn-tioa, making on a Provo business Starting with that and including if the present conditions continue ators and mine guards are rather the Superior (Meier company. a lot more, "The Bearcat," at the in the coal camps, it is certain the lukewarm in their feelings toward and is said to be an attempt to Strand theater tonight and Thurs boys will come back home a great the soldiers. The under current Picture shows at the Strand, Columbia and reap a portion of the business har day, starring Hoot Gibson, Will deal better for the experience they among them seems to be that the vest sown and cultivated by the win ue at me regular nours, I :oU ana :iD, tnUS giv 30 "waters cuts sever of suiiered age years present both comedy and drama. have had. presence of the soldiers is unnec- . and bruises. They are being at ing mose wno siay in rrovo entertainment Pierpont Interests. ana, at late There ought to De a world of com' essary. the in The officers of charge The Continental Oil company is in the situation of a man sing camp are as clean cut and exem reason for the changed atti- tended by Dr. F. D. Worlton. shows, can take care of Provo boosters returning early from The edy to be said a subsidiary of Standard The man, all of whom are from Pleasant Grove. ing about how mean he was and plary a group of-- officers as ever tude of the factions is undoubtedly , Oil and as such to be in control of to live np to the song or had to be found in the manner in which Price, are said to have been driving falling commanded troops any o And don't Springville-Provthe baseball game ' forget the gasoline situation throughout Lillian Rich will be seen oppo charge of any men. iMJor Hamil the military is handling the situa- toward Lehl on their way to Price, 4 o'clock the intennountain region. this The r afternoon. are to been believed have and came When site Hoot the troops first ton Gardner has taken every pre tion. .. IT o r AM 4 A One hundred and fifty Continental dictates the prices of Harold Goodwin, Charles French, caution to safeguard the health in, Major Gardner and his staff dePLEASANT GROVE rrovo June is today strawbcrrylng jj was ' to gas and oil. It is said to hare an ice men, wounded heroes of the William Buckley, Alfred Hollings- - and morals of the soldiers. That cided to allow the mines that were Grove with Pleasant Grov, and will coa- - ) autocratic control over dealers, and world war, will be guests of honori worth. Fontaine LaHue, Jim Alamo, no to continue to operate, but not accustomed to driving, andjAtl roads leal t0 Pleasant or break disease sickness working might to have practically cornered the in, Provo . oJe Harris and W. J. Allen are out in camp while the boys are not to allow strikebreakers to enter when the machine got Into the soft today. The first annual Strawberry imuo su io uo nnui iar into me 1 Friday afternoon. . gas business of Utah. other principal players to be seen, there, the sanitary detachment the camp. The few strikebreakers sand along the roadway he was un day Is being held here and from all night. The special train, called the Thomag P. Pierpont, president Of Edward Sedgwick directs the under the direction of Captain Fred who have come into the camp since able to control It. The car turned indications the celebration is sucis For this Utah's Strawberry Superior Motors, built the Superior "hero special," is scheduled to go filming of P. R. Buckley's Western R. escaped by a bare marTaylor is instructing the peopla the arrival of the troops, have been turtleof and above the expectations of day, and at Pleasant Grove several ceeding over from feet three garage immediately alter the war. through Provo at noon Friday. The magazine gin going is also scenarized the militia. It by store, of Scofield to keep their premises deported by when building materials were high train is due in Salt Lake City at George Hively. clean and sanitary. - All liquors or understood that the coal companies the side of the dugway for a drop the various committees in charge. thousand natives of this stata are est m price, put when there was aren't sheriffs western These are confiscated and de- have been refused their request of of more than 100 feet. Early this morning the automo- making merry over the fact that intoxicants men are 2:15. on The their way Immediate need for employment of dumb-bell- s as they stroyed, not presumably but actu importing 75 Japanese laborers to Reports of the accident were re- biles began coming from all direc the berry is more at homo in and such to San Francisco to attend the vet- are sometimes "cracked returned soldiers. ceived almost simultaneously in up" to be, ally. This is done not only to keep go to work at one of the mines. tions. Before 10 o'clock, when the around Pleasant Grove than For more than half a century a erans' conevntion. if the one in "The Bearcat" is taken the strikers sober, but also the Several families living in ' com Salt Lake and Provo, according to hole yawned at the corner of West was supposed to begin, where else on this ntie old glebe, The Provo chapter of the Serv as a true example. He figured out soldiers, who are human and liable pany houses who had been ordered officers of the two places, and Center and fifth West streets. of Salt Lake county the streets throughout In ice Star Legion will be this city's that a man who boasted of his own to fall for the Sheriff Out Emery move to instructed V" city Early this morning things began been have that temptations 1868 somebody dug a basement official hosts to the boys. The meanness must have had a pretty may come to them. , by Major Gardner to remain in the and Sheriff Boyd of Utah county were lined with automobuts and happening In the city to the north there and nothing had been built American Legion will assist in the rotten deal from a woman at some The boys cannot help but feel houses. As these families had no met at the scene, of the accident people swarmed the streets antfj pvai-4Adaybreak until after the world war when the entertainment. The Provo Boy time .in his life, and must .be j the were getting upbuWing Influence of such a place where to move, tbe Scofield -In the coun strawberry growers i Superior garage was jurt np. The Scout tom wiinead "the proces the town grove. Every "Hoot Mine Workers of at United heart the farms into shape to spend the day pretty fair chap man as Major Elbert Thcmas. He local J decision to start work on the sion to the depot and will give the Gibson is the star of the picture, is a genuine man in every particu of America had about a dozen large ty was represented at the celebra- celebrating the strawberry. j garage men, ai me peas mot i eign war veterans some music while with Charles French as the sheriff. lar. His bigness and tents shipped into the camp. When tion, and many people came from 20 came when on prices, and feast strawberries they attract everybody who come tue tents arrived at Scofield they Ion various parts of the state. men cs!ld oa T. P. Pierpont and cake, for the Service Star Legion were confiscated by the military, in contact with him. Thousands 'of dollars today are i All the necessary entertainments asked for Jobs. proposes- to give tne wounded As far as our own officers are and the families who were to re- being Thousands of dollars were spent heroes all the cake and straw for a successful carnival are here. but thisspent in that celebration, IS MATRIMONY A FAILURE? concerned, everybody knows thelmove were ordered to remain, outlay of coin of the on the corner. The Business "prop- berries of as As the they can eat. From policy the long present Lieutenants and ferrls realm is but a small part of the an- value of Patterson, erties for blocks were Increased in Provo people who will aid in pro or is little adhered staff the to, are CITY Morrison, and Edwards. They wheel to the fat lady In the side ; nual .spring income from straw value. viding the cake and strawberries never overbearing. On the con- no trouble will be encountered In Is Matrimony a Ifeilure? show the whple coterie are here. berries, the finest and best of Early this spring the Superior are urged to communicate with not or pres which are grown in Utah county, "Maybe it is and maybe it isn't," trary they are kind and consider the camp. Whether Motor company . began the ' new; Mrs. J. W. Hulsh," president of the' Many persons, young and old, A dozen or more booths are con- in. the PleasaUtj T. Roy Barnes, who plays ate to their men, and are continu- sure will be brought to bear on the retourist park at Fifth West and First Provo Service Star Legion, at observes in conand on structed the the grove roles in tbe new ally watching out for their welfare. officers which eventually will are getting into the naming one of the gion. North streets.. This vastly Improved whose home a special meeting will Instreets from which refreshments Paramount Special comedy, "Is While it may be true that the boys change the present policy is prob test by which the North Fork property in that neighborhood and be held this evening to prepare a Failure?" which will have done everything in their lematic. The feeling among the vestment company hopes to pick are being sold. A large bevy of Matrimony increased real estate values. plans for the entertainment and be shown at the Columbia theater power to lessen the burden and dis- strikers is that the officers of the the right name for the new Tim- pretty girls, for which Pleasant On the state After having spent all this money feasting of the soldier boys. leading tribute it equally and' without guard are handling the situation panogos subdivision of summer Grove is renowned, are distributing north from Provohighway and Thursday. an almost endthe Superior Motor company was free of It is expected that the Hero Spe- tonight renowned have homes. charge and equally and the they favoritism continues as "Be fairly squarely it boys. that among may," . less of automobiles Justified in. Relieving ihat.it iiouldJ cials will reach Provo at about 1 procession The company offers a prize for strawberries. The carnival spii: If the situation continues as it the highest regard for the militia. the actor, "there are many things nave its Just share of the business o'clock began Defore noon today." Many Friday, the exact time prob- which are entered up in the books has beeh since the arrival of the Still they express themselves as the best name. This is to be no Is rampant and everybody Is having more Provo citizens were planning thus created in tne automobile ably will be announced in Thursin red on the failure side of the troops there will be no need for a being treated so good they are guessing contest, but one of skill a good time.wnme- field. But the Denver awDerry corporation, day's Daily Herald. Early in the forenoon the pr0vo V?eir. which single shot to be fired. The peo afraid it wHl not last long. While and study, for to obtain the prize account breakers little stores close the after Mia to tie controlled by the Stand diately today, Scout band furnished music at buffet the matrimonial ship atoout pie of Scofield are eager f.o cooper they are confident that. Major Gard one must study the problem very Boy ard Oil company, decided other of the grove under the leadership of 3:30. Hundreds more, however, to with a will s h and continue knowledge staff ned and the with carefully in the ate and in particular its every keep stormy voyage wise. Director ..Warlock P. Amtoft. The were waiting until after the basemilitary. Naturally there are a few handle the situation fairly, if allow- Timpanogos and itswillsurroundings, The Continental hurried in and FA!R TREE TRIMHERS vessel all 6haken up." mean some- boys surprised the people con- ball game here, and will Join in the in select a name that In the community but ed to use "their own judgment A few of .these disturbers accord- radicals procession grabbed the opposite corner, rush leaving the to the advertising and de- gregated with their splendid selec- Provo ing to Mr. Barnes might be listed these are watched carefully and the matter, yet there seems to be a thing Motors corner at 6:45 this Superior ing a permit through the city com were rewhich mountain all of well of wonder the the tions, operthem that velopment as follows: nothing menacing is really expect feeling among mission, and began uprooting trees, evening. as well as the com- ceived. Using hubby's best razor to carve ed from them. The mere presence ators will use some influence of the Wasatch in a desperate endeavor to get The Provo band will be at the The pageant staged under the diof summer homes which be unable will, the which hold to is sufficient munity of canned military the corns and goods. open troops some of the eas-an- d oil business to rise In the heart of rection of Professors E. A. East-mon- corner, West Center and Fifth certain are to - for-- 1 them in check. one andthem of disobey. his socks .If any holey go Lettig built up by Mr. Pierpont The Conand A. R. Overlade was a West streets at 6:30 this evening. the finest scenery in Utah. getting to sew the buttons on nis tinental hopes to do this by the L new subdivision of summer credit to the directors as well as Trucks will be provided for the The coat W. M. C. TO MEET FRIDAY. outlay of a small amount nf monev. mountain homes is located in what those who assisted in making it a band and these will lead the autoInterference by one parent when (Where, the Superior has spent thou- I has been called Stewart's Flat, In success. Favorable comment was mobile procession into Pleasant off of the one SPANISH FORK, June 2?. That the other chastises The Women's Municipal council the Grove. of dollars the Continental very heart of the. Timpanogos heard on every side. s the parent goat The Chamber of Commerce will evenheld will expects to spend hundreds, but still men are not as interested as wom spring. This gets be within One of of the Giove features Friday the meeting with Aspen parade territory, A 21 take the gas and oil business away en in city beautiflcatlon, is the be- - and Bpoils the child. June tne. nana, ana wul con- 6T. sponsor a iMinn., was one miliar Wflorin on 8 the ninnppr PAUL, distance in o'clock at council club the hiking easy ing Too many "important business" of the from the DeoDle who in vears oast lief of women members for anwoman nominated been has on lrlu"le Scout of a small calves. portion oi me eeieora-drivthe The camp Boy by yoke appointments by hubby after busi- United States senator by a major rooms, Instead of Thursday after- hand, and was Nick Iverson of Manila tion t0 Pleasant Grove in the effort Wildwood fave made that corner the leading Spanish Fork Self Culture club.Mrs. ness nearoy, other, hours. as was Stanton and Airs. Annie before announced. north of royo not far distant. political party for the first time in noon, putomoblle center in Utah county. assisted by Helge Swenson who had t0 Prove t0 tlle Dr. F. W. Dixon and W. C. Brad- Vivian park Going through hubby' trouser the U is said that a Denver repre Zella D. Argyle, of the club, Monof the country. P. Stewart said that for the "oxen" well under control. The that tne business organization of history Scott in the wakes he before up of the Community Service, Inpockets 13 willing at all times to co- -. Oil day decided to do some sentative of the Continental Monday's primary election show- ford, long they had plaanea on opening calves pulled their load as if they Provo with tree trimming in front of morning. Pleasant Grove. ed Mrs. Anna Dickie Olesen had corporated, will be the speakers. operate not the least oxen and fompany tried to persuade his were used bv the subdivision, this genuine are Illustrated A these of few by A splendid musical program has ward church. They c. o. nincxiey or ma senatorial nomination the headquarters officials to forego this the Second some was the secretary in worries captured the the their of choosing crossing which pioneers plains. new picture, saws and an axe, the cast of this fcttempt to ret into the Superior gathered up of the Democratic party from two also been arranged. A cordial in- of the right name for it. - Finally Another float rceiving much C. of C. spent Monday in Pleasant includes, in addition to Mr. Barnes, male vitation is extended to everyone. making for the trees. own is known that it to the field; was the one depicting Grove arranging for the participadecided comment opponents. problem pass they flotors Lake official of Continental While the ladies were sawing Lila Lee, Lois Wilson, Walter no1715 of the state's 3348 When in communion tion of Provo citizens and band to over the Escalante Father Lilpublic, excluding ZaSu Pitts, Arthur Hoyt, opposed it, but the powers that limbs and trimming trees they dis- Hiers, of the with the Indians, hussell Swenson in the celebration. memDers precincts had reported, Mrs. Oleexcepting body Marshall, lian Tully Leighton,relathe to He in Standard Oil and Continent- coursed paasersby upon sen had a .margin of 4200 votes' over France is planning to build for Stewart family and stockholders in looked the picture of a Jesuit , al head offices insisted UDon fol tive standing of men and women Adolphe Menjou, Sylvia Ashton and Thomas Meigben, her nearest oppo- exhibition purposes the largest hall the North Fork Investment com- father as with cross in hand he folothers. several lowing out the program, and work in city beauty endeavors. The B. Y. U. faculty, special lecnent .the count then standing: Mrs. in the world, covering about 18 lowed the Indian guide. pany. "The men ot cpantsh Fork pow is being rushed on the station. nprpa 14,029. The girls of the Second ward, turers, and students this afternoon Olesen, It Is believed that the TimpanoProminent business men of Provo haven't enough civic pride to trim summer home community soon representing the first school creat- go to Pleasant Grove in trucks and gos trees,' so we women must do will grow into a small city of .moun- ed much merriment and put consid- automobiles. f'hen interviewed for The Daily theseone of the feminine tree triminsisted that the Continental it," President O. A. Spear of - the tain homes, and that it will be- erable pep in the parade. As a preliminary to the big trek come- one of the foremost summer fennit should be revoked, and that mers exclaimed. The float staged by the Mother's Provo Rotary club. President Alex to Grove, Pleasant and the this both have "We evening udhc opinion Rotary if nothing alae home sites in the mountain region. club of the city, representing Hedquist of the Provo Kiwanis I Nld be so strong in opposition to Kiwanis clubs here but we can't there will be a. community sing in also was well club, and .Mayor O. K. Hansen are Jam," Strawberry this in of the garage the front Superior "e i ontinental that . the foreign eet them to do anything received. A score or more of little cooperating with President TS. F. way of trimming these trees," said evening at 6:10. irporation would be compelled children all dressed up as straw- Pierpont of the Provo Chamber of are who up All those "teaming orego its plan of fighting a Provo another of the ladies. berries were placed inside of a Commerce in making the arrangeare ncern by such methods. Today the trees are trimmed, and expect to make the trip large strawberry cup. All that ments for Provo representation at of and look considerable better than asked to meet a half hour ahead be seen of most of the kiddies Pleasant Grove. could they did before the ladies tackled starting time and learnwillthe songs were heads stricking up over their sing to that the Provo crowd ANYON HOME the Job. the edges of the cup. tree their are neighbors.' "I'll say they dandy The Provo fire department made W. C. Bradford will lead the singtrimmers, remarked a mere man a record run from Provo and staged FOR JURY DUTY. new a The Young Ladies' Mutual Im song, will teach an Interesting exhibition passing by. "But it is only natural ing and during which has provement association canyon home that the ladies tdiould be better "Everybody Neighbors," the noon hour, oand concert; The following men have been ft SpringdeiL Provo pan von. will beautlfiers than we men," he made such a big hit throughout tne was given in the grove by the summoned for Jury duty at district ...... country. added. pen Saturday, June 24. Pleasant Grove band under the court July 22: uver 600 girls had a vacation at Judging by the plans and present John W. Blackett, Wm. I. Noakes leadership of Prof. A. R. Overlade 'iMarie to Wed King With Pomp" Indications, this evening will be a Je summer home last year, and while everybody was served straw- - and James B. Diamond, Spring-berrie- s I rs. Paxman, as president of the headline. That's about all the "big night" and the welkin will ring and others were enjoying vllle; O. W. Hyde, Robert S. Cur-th- e with the sounds of happy voices ssociation, exDecta lust as manv. modern king has. chicken dinner served by the tis, Wm. J. Williams, Herman not more, this and song. women of the Relief societies. year. Grimm, Alfred C. Johnson, Provo; Tne home nflfl A nanr trwlr atrtva A "big night," a "big time," a Manavu the summer: June This was followd later on by a Ephralm Flqch, Goshen; Warren H. crowd." a "big S, Fourth ward; "big sing." rlra dishe8 and chairs, and severai ward; June concert by the Boy Scout band and Carson, Cedar Fort; Charles O. pew records for the Let's go! Second ward; July more chicken dinner. Everybody Law, Joseph Jensen, Mapleton; July phonograph, ana with tha ann i First Bonneville ward; July crowded around the arena erected Earl Jacobs, John F. Jackson, Lehl; pool To distribute the heat evenly bich is beta built, a sDlen- - ward; July Fifth ward; July for the wrestling and boxing match- - Frank Williams. Vineyard; Joseph Bid 4, and prevent a gas flame burning SUmnipr Id ant(lnotat Third ward; July es. which were given free of charge. Brockbank. William Chambers, Barents ara invito u k.i Pioneer ward; Aug. Pleasant the center a new metal griddle has The climax of the celebration Spanish Fork; Samuel Cushing K'ns during'o ihsi t base. hollow h a Lakeview will come this evening when a Santaquin; Rufus Huff, Nathan mctj ill in o vau- View ward; Aug. An Institute for the instruction Sharon ward; ward; Aug. large delegation of Provo people Clayson, David Evans, Lake Shore; Each Ward flttnnl'Aa mnA be added will adults by Miss Catherine has blind. Burke (right) been graduated (r nl .h.iun Aug. Though headed by the Provo band will John T. Buckwalter, Heber Barrett, Timpanogos ward; Aug. of illiterate pnes for their wth high honors and elcted to the 4, the Italian government to its school Beta rnard CoIU-gSixth ward; Aug. come in a body to be the guests of American Fork; John M. Cowan, girls. " system. rouowing is the schedule for not scheduled. the city. Henry Erland3on, Payson. iff u ' - - l KrienMH:baUnru! L Prfe FRIDAY at . v LIrp.nn.. ording . - all-fire- d m -- ooe nr j;i ; LET'S CO! - H merry-go-roun- d Grove-to-Prov- o all-st- LET'S GO! "P6"11 SK!I (ME -- ' d er , . much-neede- d LET'S GO! 2 Sing as we Go! ir I 18,212;-Meighe- Blind Girl Wins College Honors u I BASEBALL LET'S GO! 0PB1S Provo Timps Play SpringviUe at 24-2- y 10-1- Timpanogos 15-2- 20-2- 25-3- Park 4-- 14-1- 19-2- Pi 24-2- "V'f 4 o'clock a |