OCR Text |
Show i. f ' "5 - ' ' UJlEa I I i$M U Mi ID:ia PRQVO, UTAH, TUESDAY OCTOBER 10, 1922 INIfillEIIIli IBS yS,ID I B w T ter supplied-Provstate thenuWtor inalysethe in dtizeBSrTki iwJtionxwas "taken following1 epidemics' ' - prize awards In the horticultural and agricultural "departments was awarded tovlJtahrcotinty,!The prizd consists ox & .silver loving cup. Utah county also won the silver of Provo is in the fron ranks. The company irks estabHsheil j to J8I ana nas since men enjoyec 4 splentheir water supplies. other cities attributed did patronage in the central .and Mr. Harms was asked to 'determine the purity, iafety southern Bart of. the for.' and fitness of the finest and most conspicuous general culinary md fitness of the water offered lor the largest and most monuments In intended for a municipal the ' Cemeteries of the water for general purposes artistic exhibit In the horticultural throughout tftat part of the state building. The Boyd Park sweep- are the products of the Provo com- This water lsj of exceptional organic purity," Mr. stakes are- - valued at $150. The.cup is to'be held by the winner ot each The plant located directly soith proportion of chlortae ls exceptionally year's Harm contest, but three winnings of the Orem depot in Provo, conorsran- diseaseroducing tow No typhoid bacilli any one unty is necessary ito tains some of ihe jjcofit modern the water by by Sams were - present. -- No contaminatioii ? to be found in the state. permanent ownership of the cup. or similar sources of pollution Salt Lake county won the cup last equipment The latest appliances for turning riiewBge, seepage, drainage year. out a first class product nave been has taken place. , d of The credit for the beautiful Utah installed at the local nlant. amone The water is very bright ana clear, inodorous-ancounty exhibits at the state fair j which are pneumatic tools for first of all to Prof. E. H. terjng and carving and for dressing normal taste; ill brief, inviting to the eye and palate. Thi8 water contain a lower supply of solids than found in Eastmond, who has been working the monuments. The company has its own quar-effountiringly for several weeks in an to place Utah county where ries In Wasatch county near to solids is amount sman of preferable always tftinine a rightfully belongs. Professor from where a splendid granite . . . Eastmond not only designed the way, is taken, Which very much resem-countBifu iuuuuim. au. the one containing also super- - bles some of the nO)itA fronrthe Free acids, acid salts, free alkaffes, poisonous or metallic vised thedisplay but making of the exhibit as famous Vermont quarries. The imourities, as welT as other objectionable constituents are well as doing the major part of that local granite is used mainly for the v. vvm;i work himself. entirely aosent irom Dage of the monuments, the main nvvm-l-Professor Eastmond was ably as- - body of which is generally made mNttW mil. Ihl HfflM . , .All 8EEDS 8QUASH sisted by C. J. Sorenson, county from either Vermont, California or officiauy Begin doegn't C!Li.v mnrninc. according to pest crop inspector. Mr. Sorensen Minnesota granite, D. has David hit Sutton upC. of tU and his assistants scoured thel Skilled labor onlv is emnloved at Secretary Hinckley ot the on the drawing home products county for the best products obWee the local plant which is the reason the city itself ushered ta the in of seeds laat OTenlng contest, the adding arffh ii load ban tainable, and have been working for the ilgh class product being on exhibition at the pleasure-seekin- g huge squash and since few several some thoas(ad days turned fut by the company. The night day when the store. before the beginning of the fair. persons, young and old, reputation of the company for The first prize will be a box saow is It the efforts Brewers mainly through thronged finapp superior workmanship has spread of Jonathan nd apples. of men theaters Utah these that the county and far in the state south, cf grounds, visited The second prize will be a made a clean sweep of almost near Lane Zertns.v nt the entertainment af sail uuy. steak. pound t horticulin offered the Colonial every prize Players About five or six men are 'emforded by the 20 be will Third pounds prize tural h tot unernaclO: department ployed continuously at the 'plant. of Spanish onions. R. H. Beesley is the manager of is mm ft Monday's Dailr & seven will next be The prizes the company and Thomas Beesley aid, the window display morameht 25 pounds real hubbard squash; is the general foreman of the plant. rapidly is spreading to all the stores to bushel .large potatoes, three who are enterprising enough two combs bunches riz celery, boost home products and home honey, 20 pounds of turnips, payroll building. sweet potatoes, and cauliflower. In addition to those stort disIt you want to know more plays described yesterday, Sutton about how many seeds there Anaeroerg, are Market, in that squash grab a 'phone Inc., Taylor Brothers, call for "Dave" Button. and more have given many aver their windows to the exhiblwomen of, the t& be The Democrtic fooo of products of Utah County products movement which tois Inwere organized Monday be an annual made county exhibit, and factories. afternoon at a largely, attended creased year by7 year until it is forty-fiv- e Startup candles lead in me sum- hundred Three, jmd the wnole meeting at the Democratic head ef window iUspiavs, ana taie truly representative cf boxes of. prize Jonathans, already quarters in the Knight building. ' o Harms, td fjndWTh fl ,11 Ml . L The grand prize offered by the Among the monument establish. The following report for THIS HOME PRODtJCT. BEST ON EARTH! Utah state fair to the county re- meats m ef Utah, the ber is made by the city .; ty cotmWicar recently asked Herman ceiving the greatest number of first Beesley Marble ahd Granite The Provo-ciWorks sion: - J1.00 PER YEAR.' Septemcommis- Starts Young S . 8y - it;? H. R. MERRILL. Since the game with the Aggies last Saturday on Timpanogos field, . Coach Alvin Twitchell has been drilling his men on - tacklinir Knowles, the most brilliant man on the field by odds, demonstrated beyond a shadow of a doubt that the Y's men did not know how to go under a stiff 'arm and get their man. He ran through the B. Y. U. team almost at will, Boney Fuller, the determined little quarter, being the only man who stopped the Logan wizard with anythine like Orders were gien to the Utah pCwer jftlDight company to Install lights at Seventh East and Fifth jffiii The opening Republican Tally d Utab county will be held in tho S Columbia theater Thursday; even- Ing at 8 o'clock when Utah county will welcome Senator Reed Smoot to his home town Provo. accord- - , tog to County Chairman L' B. " Brockbank. A reception commItteeTito ineet ' the senior "senator at Lchl . sX.J. o'clock Thursday afternoon ' bias been appointed byChairmaa" Brockbank. Following the arrivaT ' of Senator. Smoot at Lehi short open air meeting will be held " there. Another meeting will be held in! American Fork, where another reception committee will 0 welcome the senator. . At Pleasant Grove a short meet- - ' Ing will be held on the street opposite the opera house, and the citizens will be given an oppor- South;' Fifth South and Fifth East; Tenth West; I Seventh East and Seventh North; Seventh Eas.t and Ninth South, and one additional light in the Pioneer park. Contract let to Buckley k Haws for installing automatic sprinkling System on the parked area of North University avenue. special arrangements were made areattackleTlurins the gaiiierwitfrf with E. B. Parry for the'Wection me exception or once when Hindu of a building on West .Center Partridge met the northerd nhenom and threw him with considerable street. Commission passed an ordinance gusto for a loss. Had KnowleB not levying tax on sidewalk extension been in the game at all it would No. 8, district No. 10; and the re have been a toss up as to which port of the board of equalization team would have been victorious. tunity to shake hands with Sen-- ', and review was submitted on the With him in there was no doubt, as ' Though Babe Ruth's daughter, ator Smoot score the shows. same improvement Dorothy, is only 1 months old. at the Provo, Arriving reception The men Y's tackled too hich she's already walking In the foot- committee and citizens of Provo Notices of intention were ordered Dublished to Install automatic ana not viciously enoueh for steps of her daddy, the king of will greet the senator at 8 o'clock Knowles. He system of snrlnkllne on Third West merely brushed them swat, as this picture shows. in front of the Columbia theater. ' 'aside and went on for his yardage, street and to create a parking disThe public meeting will be held at trict. Section one of the ordi seemingly, with little difficulty. 8 o'clock. Senator Smoot will spealt nance relating to licenses was ine Komney spread play with on national Issues of the campaign ' Knowles running around, end beamended. and will no doubt dwell at length , Notice of intention ordered pub- wildered the Y's men and permitted on the tariff measure. lished to create sewer district No. the temple city flash to go at will Word received from Salt Lake behind his splendid interference 18, covering area on and approxithis forenoon at the " county ' City which tore up the Y defense as the mate to First West street indicates that Ernest ' headquarters N. Gunnar Rasmuson appointed British tanks tore up the lines of candidate for the Bamberger, to the civil service commission of the Hun. United States senate, and J. W. ' The game. Saturday not only frovo ior tne terra oi nve years Cherry, candidate for justice of the showed up the weaknesses of the from jujy j( 1922, supreme court of Utah, may accomPetition received asking for Y's men, but it showed the abso pany Senator Smoot to Utah county the Farmers street pavement on First North lute dependence There are days when it is no Thursday. They will also speak at street from University avenue to placed in Knowles. Falk has not fun earring newspapers. freely the meeting in Columbia theater. First East and on First East to been replaced at quarter and prob- admit every one of The Daily According to Chairman Brock- Center street. City engineer re- ably will not be this season, in Herald newsies. bank, a meeting of the Republican, of the fact that on curb Leddlngham final spite the estimate Butported workers in Spanish Fork will be and gutter district No. 5, and board worked his men well, and worked Comes a day like today, and held Wednesday evening and with his advantages . very creditably. of equalization and review as Any feller would like to carry the workers in Springville SaturSchaub, though determined, does on Page Five.) These meetings will day evening. not possess weight enough to make papers!" And why? be in preparation for the rallies to BRAD him really formidable to an experiEvery Herald newsy is the honor- - be held all over the county beginenced heavy team. Knowles looks ed IS guest of Snapp brothers! ning next week. good and is the only sure ground-- ! The "Big Berthas" will be set in Any adult who knows any thine in back field. the Aggie gainer at all knows that a boy would action early next week, says Mr. recovCaptain Conroy evidently rather be a guest of Snapps than of Brockbank, and will be kept in conARE ered from his attack of blood- - the president OCCUPANTS of the U. S. A., for tinuous action until after the elecwhatever or homesickness, poison when one of Snapps take a fellow tion is over it wa's that was supposed to keep around he Mrs. Jesse Harmon was yester-'-'' gets in all the shows and him out of the opening game of 'the on all the rides. day appointed county chairman of INJURED It season. lie played in all four quar- All of which is preliminary to the Republican women's onraniza-- " andJdrs. tera and played wU for a man who Pjjbeth to Herald that tion in the Coubtr whd'wiU direct' ' campTA 7KT"7 'HTL mtmmmtUmf - the announcement county applfe i, ill J r that nbaaoTTOe..eShlf!r ta con- Although the buggyinaugurated oy.w. n. yuer 01 i" present representing the women's beglvsB.ahow.,an4 " h isey um , Democratic state organization. .iT.7 7h. Iree naes lms evenmr, .,.-;,were riding was totally des- D4tllBlcu:Liuu cumyauj,, wmwa coun 111. they Ul Auunius lll'U have to do is not to miss one of who represents Utah county on the year sent prize boxes of the Miss Alice Reynolds was appoint when it was run into by an played the champions to a stand- their customers this afternoon, and state committee for the women. ty's best apples to nationally prom- ed associate county chairman to troyed and in third the gave to quarter at the Herald office at Mrs. W. A. Knight of Lehi was ap " inent men and women in the east. have complete of the automobile driven by Dayel Dean, still .report charge of them plenty fight throughout. 7:30 p. m. when J. D. Hunter, repOne of the outstanding features women's organizations cf the party 18 years of age, of American Fork, In pointed deputy organizer for the quarter the Y's men made resenting the, American Legion and north that have developed in fhls move- throughout the county. Mrs. E. G. Miss Minnie Sorensen, daughter ot theirthatdowns end of the county; Mrs. C. H. several times, and suc- Gunnar Rasmuson,. of- the Herald ment is the education of the grower Hughes was appointed Wright of Provo. for the central precinct Otto Sorensen of Provo Bench, and ceeded in putting a drop kick bewill eseort the and staff to better grading newspaper part, and Mrs. Henry Andrews of packing chairman for Provo, with Mrs. of brother, miracu- tween the posts, the only score the methods, which, if pursued by all Alice Smoot Newell as vice precinct her juveniles from one end of the Snapp Spanish Fork for the south end of while they held session, that lously to a escaped show in injury. the other. e the county. ground higher chairman; Mrs. W'lliam M. growers will result With Dean in the automobile was champions, forcing them to kick, And, say, boys, don't bring in any The Republican women of Provo f price and larger market for apples secretary, and Miss Vilate from them and making preventing of owner the the to Ballinger, for Ray carriers errown in this county, according Herald only and "ringers" vicinity will meet Wednesday Elliot as treasurer. The Why? his. brother Jesse Hallinger and their downs once. will go from this office. G. IL. Daley, who sent in his signed , afternoon at 3:30 o'clock) at the' Plans for the present campargu car, Knowle-- i was Is easily told. American Fork. story Neil of all Clark, home of Mrs. C. H. Wright, 505 agreement to furnish ten boxes IrWere outlined by Mrs.. Hayward, out of the game. He was the only on the sti t0 East Center street. The speakers Allen-anthe carload to be shipped Miss Reynolds, and The accident happened he came When mattered. man that jirs. road the as near road canyon boys will be Mrs. Ernest Bamberger and Omaha, where tne appies win u;'meti,ods of organizing the women the In, began racing Aggies back Monhome were Provo from going Mrs. E. O. Leatherwood, both of displayed in store windows of onet in the c0nty weic ,ijlfussed. field the without difficulty down was The afternoon. buggy day Salt Lake City. Refreshments win entire city block. of the fact that the Y line lieliV spite and smashed into the splinters All Republican women Last year Jos. A. Murdock hart be served. horse was scratched up slightly. amazingly well. Had Captain Paul some fine Jonathans, and plenty of of Provo and vicinity or anyone LUKE his with in the FORMER been game Packard of the but the occupants buggy them. In that year's contest he revisiting in the city are invited to experience and his fight, the score This ceived honorable mention. escaped without an injury. be present at the meeting. different. been have very acmight According to witnesses of the Voters throughout the county year his apple crop is almost nil. inexbesides Y being The team, cident. Dean is said to have taken "But I want to get In on this adshould not fail to register either to- MAN a conceded had victory from the perienced, a Imttle of white mule The only -Wednesday. vertising campaign," Mr. Murdock nigTit or BUILDING before the game beautomobile before the arrival of to the Aggit-said, "so I'll send a box, the best I other registration dates' are Tueswatched had who can pick off the one tree bearing John A. Hanson, formprly of Lake the officers, and destroyed the bot- gan. Krerybofly day, October 17, and Tuesday, Octotold them that Shore hut more recently of Ameri- tle. Ray Ballinger, who was lieav-- ; thi'iirrrimniaac had this fall." ber 31. Voters who do not know the that Democratic the and Itepvihli The was Wis,' hopeless, Because of the shortness of the can Fork, who has been wanted by ily intoxicated, according to Do-- ' their where to register may call up The or to 80 he 0, would probably can county headquarters have been Da Iv Herald Jonathan crop in some orchards the sheriffs office !k re and several uty Sheriff Otto Birk, left the scene scniv office and be inform1- v me nen some such taie. rannursi opened in the Knight building on ed. Mr. Butler has waived the minimum other places during the past four 'of the iccident and was hiding in B. U. , Y; field the the onto came consignment and any grower may months for issuing checks without an adjoining field. He was found to. Center street. The former on the stoimed their practice send one box if that is all he has fund3, was arrested in Salt Lake by Deputy Birk and brought to the "cham- - third floor of tho building, and the to enter. City Friday night at the request of county jail with the other occu- watc h the much advertised & They got on to 'latter in t,lie office ot Booth peens" perform. , As the carload is more than half Sheriff J. D. Boyd. He was brought pants of the automobile. fliior. After being thoroughly question- the line of scrimmage feeling that Hrockbank, on t'.O second subscribed now it is probable that hete Saturday by Sheriff Royd and A. O. Smoot. rornier postmaster some growers will not get in on Deputy Karl Boshard and lodged ed by Sheriff J. D. Boyd, Jesse Bal- it was essential that they give way In Utah, county 'this is Home the' Logan warriors. As a of Provo and a candidate for the the carload advertising unless they in the county Jail. linger and Clark were released, before Products Week but here and elsefour-yeaan of county commisto did twin result, way The give they Hanto Sheriff Dean and while immediate application. make According, Boyd, Roy Ballinger extent. Leddlngham found sioner, is in charge of the Demo- where throughout the United States apples must be boxed, but need not son has been issueing checks with- placed under arrest. Ballinger wa alarming is Better Homes Week, which his that spread play with Knowles cratic headquarters, and I. K. this at the funds several out intoxicated as for months with be packed, charged being lu tr thut Amortrtana nro fihnWW in workis exball he Brockbank. the county chairman, worked; with carrying in state both and Dean with having intoxicating various places this company has arranged concern about their homes an, ing the office. before of the ed it and Republican again charge again the do to in California. and Warrants for liquors in his possession. packing. ' pert packers Considerable activity is mani- what is in their' homes. Infants discovered Dean and Ballinger were taken inexperienced The apple growers who have his arrest from Salt Lake City, homes means, among-othe- r "Better offices in both and be and the how fested was blocked, already, play B. might first list the and Tucker this San Bernardino, Calif., before Judge Jame Logan signed up since things, better furniture, more , then it was too late. Besides no indications are that this activity each. are in the hands of Sheriff Boyd. mnrnine and fined published last week are: comfortable furniture, and in some as increase election will Cenof one apseemed stop881 day 'capable East player Lillian Kendall, ; which lessens- furniture instances, Knowleds. D. F. R. proaches. ping ter, 6 boxes: Roy Stubbs, Nl. Arthur next Smoot visitexplained housework," of U. been Chairman has The l the with 3 Jos. game boxes; No. 3, Box 195, Provo, in the Taylor, of the Saturday promises to be a good ing the .various A. Murdock? R. F. D. No. l. box 102, After today's issue of The Weekly Herald, the date of one. The infants secured some south end of the county during the company. 1 boxjBradford Shumway, R. F. D. "Any thoughtful person readily '""t ?a,nrfl past wek and will visit the north No. 2, box 198, "0; T'."TBunneTrrR:-- Issue Willie Sunday of each week, the weekly status of the'77ffi-QL"'- e ) end of the countylhe. rest of this enough can see that when one's may keep the day D. No. 3. 5; J. A. Elder, R. F. D. Q t paper being retained so that legal advertisements requiring warriors busy for most of the game week. Active work in Democrat rfimfortftp'? No. 2, box 183, 5; Mrs. S. E Donell. in this weekly news- The Y's men are quite a husky circles of the county will begin picBnnigij uuo in nappier, ana so is 108 West Center, 2; Allen Bellows, consecutive publications may be made week, according to a Detter citizen, a better worker, F. D. No.J, 5; Otto Olson, Provo, paper at lower cost to the advertiser than, could be done in bunch and. if they get going well. early next the dopesheet. If their j Chairman Smoot, when Tallies will Mr. Taylor added. The name will be changed from The may tear up 10; Chris Sorensen, R. F. D. No.2, The Daily Herald. and their be held in several towns. "During Better Homes Week Mr. tackling Is improved 10- - D. G. Calder. R. F. D. No. 2; 5; Weekiy Herald to The Sunday Herald. The Democrats are looking for- Taylor said that visitors of the backfield is strengthened, and their Q. L. Daley, R. F. D. 2, box 93, 5; The Sunday Herald, for a limited period, will be dis- ends get Into the game something ward with interest to the coming county home products exhibitions Sharp Gillespie. R. F. D. No. 2. box may hapnen. One week, however. of William Jennings Bryan at the would be made welcome in expedi 122. ir Curtis Cordon, R. F. D. No. tributed by mail only, until business conditions make it posIs a short time in which to make a Utah stake tabernacle, Thursday, tions to see the newest and best 2, box 218, 5; D. M. Crandall, R. F. sible to get out a large Sunday newspaper for city circulanew team even out of first class October 26. William O. McAdoo, of furniture at his store. D. No. 2, 10; J. B. Maycock, R. F. D. tion. The Sunday Herald will not be delivered in Provo or material. "Assure them that they wul be former secretary of the treasury, No. 2. box 129, 6; Edwin H. Cutler, carriers until arrangements are made to The showing made by the U. of will also be in Provo within the welcomed whether they come to R F D. No. 1, Pleasant Grove, 5; Springville by J.' F. Haws, R. F. D. No. 2 box 138, secure the telegraph service of a press association, and cer- TT aealnst the College of Idaho, a next two weeks, the date to be an- make immediate purchases of mere- y to Dlan for future hett lltle private college located at. nounced later. 5; I. J. Burr, R. F .D. Nol, box 55, tain necessary feature pages are contracted for. The Democratic county finance. tags of the home," Mr. Taylor said. J Caldwell, probably had as much to 10. j For advertising in rural communities within the county do with the change in the predic- committee has been appointed with to Utah furnish continue will Herald the fact that the Y's men Jabe Dangerfield of Provo as chair-hel- WE8TWOOD CASE CONTINUES , I as tion The county for Sunday bread of loaves round Small the conference champions to man, and H. 8. Rasmussen of Amer-- a it vovnvuv las use in making dainty sandwiches merchants with an excellent medium, for this weekly' edition d Fourth .district eourt Had Fuller not at- - lean Fork, R. D. Wadley of 41 to 3 score. probably will. one in baking Utah pound Herald probably has more readers on' The may be baked of , Daily H. of T. score be the Wednesday-eveningended ac- ant Grove, Reynolds the impossible of powder cans. Butter the inside of county farms than any other newspaper published in Utah would have stood at 35 to 3, where Springville, and Ed Grams of Pay-I- t cording to Lee L. Baker, chief Cf .. full half fill only the can and ' son. counsel for the defendant . should have been. :? county. itt; riv Second Souttt and a- , Mid-sh- ohk e y ' ia uu - I Why Newsies Like Snapp Shows , . URGES BETTER fie Wood-Clifto- APPLES - rUlds.-mill- Me, aue largely to ine careiui ntanizing campaign of George Startup, who personally superin tended the arrangements of au his company's exhibits. These candies" are on display in the windows of the Utah Power ft Light company, Fletcher Thomas, Provo Drug company, Hedquisi Drug company, Sutton-Chas- e Thornton Drug company. Drug company, Provo Meat ft Packing company, Sutton Market, and the Hub Clothing company. Christen gen company has tine t .... K.,. .hf. mnrntn m.M the hosDital farm exhibit at the state fair would be transferred to the armory where it will be on display the remainder of the week. The people of this county' who could not get trf the state fair should not miss this opportunity of seeing what their home county had at the fair," Mr. Plerpont said. Senator Reed 8moot will be the principal speaker at a Republican rally to be held Thursday evening In Columbia theaterwhen. It Is believed, many county Republicans will come during the day for the Home Products exhibition and remain for the political meeting. The fact that Senator Smoot o the Columbia platform recupies wnity, leased the theater orchestra and riiour iorans au imiiuiumv wumj -- onlnir there ohibit. with Hoover Brothers' Ex-- 1 and for !L given ttlsior leading in the number of Mozart by when plenty of excelhall, sxhihUs.- - Others are. Lily white. 6t will be displayed muste lent dance Leland of Spanish as another of the CCunty's 8prinRville; home Pork. products. r The candles. mills products where shown at Irvine's, In th wool batts of. the mills are on Jenkins exhibition, rfnd at the Knitting Mills store on North Unl- display of Hoover Knight Woolen 1L JXttrTT SprgvBIe-TIapleton-Suga- company has a display of beet wgar at the Provo Plggly Wlggly. DR. HENDERSON IN PROVO Wasatch Produce displays flour and Utah county grains. Real The Provo Consolidated Dr. J. H. Henderson, formerly ot Estate company has given a win- Heber, has located in Provo where dow to the display ot products comi- he will be associated professionng from the Provo Brick & Tile ally with Dr. R. Lester Spurrier. company. office will be aver Farrer Their canned Springville vegetables ute up a window at Skaggs. Brothers store on North University. The parton Furniture store has Drs. Spurrier and Henderson tt interesting exhibit of the Utah have equipped their offices with a County Mattress factory, including new machine which Is to be taplays of materials and the fini- used in their Chiropractic work. shed mattress. "Dr. Hendersons' brother. Dr. M. y.Hedquist Kodak shop is display-- j P. Henderson is a member of the s a home product of its own, Young university faculty. famous of utah - county's Dr. and Mrs. Spurrier attended wnery and pretty girls. the twoay Chiropractic convenH. Gay has an exhibit of home tion In Salt Lake City last week. Pown sweet potatoes in the C. of window, which also displays the caps won by Utah county at the BUCKLEY GET8 NEW TRIAL JUtefair a. C. Anderson displays Excel-Mo- r Judge Elias Hansen in Fourth flour. Mr. Hinckley today announced district court this morning grantthat Dr. George Thomas would be ed a new trial to W. D. Buckley, j" speaker at the Americanization recently found guilty of a statutory 'wquet Saturday evening, which offense in the same court Buckconclude the week's program. attorneys. Baker ft Baker, Thursday's 'formal' program was ley's new trial .ttnounced byMr,- - Hinckley this asked for the been made alleging In the errors had that The will ProvC oys' band Jwn. former trial and that the of process IJraish the tnttslc for Thursday? new evidence had been unearthed. w Provo X-r- pic-tare- C- band, Friday, and the u. band,. Saturday. Thursday's prcgranv will start at wiU music, by the . Boys' i j Jjad and community staging. The Mress of welcome will be made Mayor 0. K. Hansen, and , the JSSDOniM .w Pniint mam, Will ha "ronilssioner Gardner of Ameri-2-? Fork. President T. r. Plerpont we Provo Chamber ot Com-eroe will Mnlaln h nlui and Purposes of the Utah county heme or a T. ,nOnetaat ftiiec!ffl adveig wouu-viuuj- -- Raj-war- ST ' nmTTT-- ii - Roy-lanc- ! PARlTFICE8 KNIGUI INfJt 'Better Homes9 ! r wi-r- Wood-Clifto- n ' -- The Sunday Herald s F I r 1 j 1 , ELKS BAND CONCERT The Provo Boys' band, under the direction of Warlock Amtoft, will give a concert this evening at the Elks ball for the members of the Provo- - lodge B. P. O. Elks, their I - d m. Pleas-tempte- ladies and friends. Refreshments will be served after the concert, which is the first to be given this dough. season by the boys' band. ALL VOTERS SHOULD REGISTER TONIGHT OR WEDNESDAY |