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Show THE HERALD THE DAI LY HE MAW The Daily Herald ) delivered by carrier tach aftemeo in Soring villa. VI, P"1 and Viyrd. Prov Ben, Lakcvtow H THIRTY-EIGHT- YEAR. NO. 54. PROVO, UATH, FRIDAY. AUGUST 17. 1923. 1M My IfoMiUM u . - "V' t f .4 Ii thiM J cl UTAH Probably torms; Saturday fair. .1 Ir ILM j lyjlrii Salvation Army is Rotary U. P.ICINGPLANTHERE THE WEATHER ; " . ".IMS i !.' 4 maSfe cn n J Club Speaker's Relief Workers are SUCCESSFUL ft t r t in Canvassing City OinJil For Funds ninmro STATE ELKS IN IIAIi iiti 1924 The Union Pacific railroad system will build an icing plant and Provo was chosen the 1924 conrefrigerating yard here to take care vention city for Utah Elks. of the great quantity of foods'uffg That this action was taken at i out of Utah county. shipped Information reaching local emthe recent state convention in ployes of the railroad are to the Logan was announced this morning effect that the Provo icing station by Joseph T. Farrer, past exalted appropriation would be included in ruler of the Provo lodge, B. P. O. the 1924 budget of the system, and i '' Elks. .. work on it would begin early next TkB next convention 1924 state and the of fruit crop money deposited evening year, so that the DONATED TO DATE. ! may be iced more quickly and at Utah Elks will be held in June, an withe the fund committee. J. C. Penney company..,. .$'100 less cost than now is met by shipearlier date than usual in the past I Sunday has been designated by Klwanis .. .. 50 WASTAGE OF LIFE. pers. the a the Utah stake as Relief During number ay 17. presidency large COLLECTED BY One ofj having been decided on so that a SPRIKGVILLE, Aug. The American Radiator comM) Under the present method all U. "Each year 65,000 girls go wrong in all the wards of the stake, day of loconew Provo the visited two Commercial $433 people bank... Black Hawk larger and more enthusiastic at- Is going to have a manufacturJi Salt most are the iced successful cars at in the United States alone," de- P. refrigerator and the bishops have been requested 42 tendance may be expected, Knight bank clared Captain Richard Guest, of Lake or Ogden. This compels j motives of the Denver and Rio nliint In Utah nnnT toselect someone to collect dona- encampments held in the state and 9 & Merchants bank Farmers Provo also was honored by ,the to the notice day the Salvation Army, speaking to shippers give Western railroad which are tions at Sunday school and sacra- the second to be under the direc- Elks of Utah This means bringing west onefj J by having the state the Provo Rotary club this noon in fore cars are wanted, and makes on exhibition near the union depot. ment meetings. tion of the newly organized Sons president a Provo man, John T. the largest, if not the largest Total ..$634 them pay for the ice lost on the Hotel Roberts. He added : Mechanics and laymen alike were The members of the Ki wants and Daughters of the Indian. War Denhalter, and the treasurer, J. A. dustrial user of iron in the Unl 'I t0 Provo. "And boys go wrong to every interested in the new motive power club Thursday voted unanimously Veterans and Pioneers will come Boshard. States. The conimmv alreadv lt'i The committees various girl, over 300,00 boys in a year. Itf appoint- to donate $50 toward of the large engines, said to be the the relief to a close here this to ed is among them especially that-th- e of solicit for the relief funds evening. manufaeturliig plants at sevel. in the world today, With fund. The J. C. Penney company's largest in the east, the farthH of flood Salvation Army labors, on the residents the the points R. Governor Charles damaged has Mabey close attention they followed the store were the first donators in the west being at Chicago to W, John Streets and in institutions, singly McAdam, cording to be closof at the the qiromised present explanations engineers from city with $100. For several weeks rumors IJ1, and in groups. In the slums we the mechanical department of the cording to John W. McAdams, "Many people In Farmlngton and ing season, but whether or not he the American Radiator compa ) ) j frnd our first line trenches, among commitof chairman the executive road. Willard are now homeless due to will be able to do so Is not knon coming to Provo and Sprlngvl the poorly clad, and the poorly '. According to the attendants at ' tee;The the disastrous floods," says Secre at this have been current in the coun"-- . as of the Relief he left Thursday time teachers ward fed, those who believe themselves the engines, the same Interest mani tary E. S. Hinckley of the Provo for Fort Duchesne to be in attendn L. S. D. Investigatons of those' rumor of church down and out. We try to put them the fested in Provo has been shown in society chamber of commerce in comment ance first led to no. authentic sourci j conUintah the at in many of the industrial back on their feet; we preach no their soliciting other places where the engines have onthe situation. "City water vention. Herald reporters could not find a1 i wards Thursday afternoon, accord ing religion, but we do exert every efbeen shown. were tron out, streets and systems other than gossip on which to bai . sev"The us Mrs. E. to R. fort to lift up the fallen. That's governor promised Allen, stake presiThA Inrvimntivps nrptha lact ing buildings literally buried in mud eral days ago that he woul'd do all the report that one of America f of the Salvation Army's one. great ieXy word in passenger and frieght and derbis. attend sesto could one he at .: leaamg manutaeturing com pan r ii least work I reason complete existfor its purpose, the, "Governor Mabey has asked the sion of the engines at the present time and their, tfca was bid irv fnllnv . v w ' e mv PiltimKIa A V.I IIIWH WW or programs given during ence," ., early Sautrday. evening people to raise $75,000 at once for our Into this field. Fullcorporation Alma said Is canvas made in encampment," every Captain Guest traced the history relief. President T. N. Taylor has qulrements of the strenuous moun- But today reports believed tali .; mer, captain of the Sprtngvllle of the Salvation Army from its inward, in Utah stake by the Relief j tain travel. Sunday, Aug., 19, as Re designated ftuthoriutlve Indicate that the fli and of Sons the chapter Daughters ception, in England, when William The difference' in the construe-- ; society workers. lief Sunday. I rumors are true, that the Americ Indian War Veterans the and of D. D. Sutton is arranging the corn. Booth organized the East London i.tion of the passenger engine and! "All the people should rally to Radiator company has decided The J. C. Penny company has mission. hllfU !mittee appointed to solicit th busi- this relief. At Sunday schools and Pinoeers, and chairman of the fnrm M .no come farther west than Chlcag executive committee of the en"Later on the name was changed dpened 104 new stores this year, for Bpeed and the 'latter for pulling 5lunj"' acrament services in all the wards campment "We and that Provo is to be the ne him expect here, to the 'Christian Mission' and it a grand total of 175 stores, heavy loads, was closely scrutini- - "farthest west" plant of the Amer accimaking echo auto fatal An of ot the will view tact .left in contributions the tor but he be that received as then that someone wrote of it: -- vr-. . sumes. k T -company. " for the Uintah celebration sa late dent on the eUte highway near l.tAr than RttnrAav Itht. -The Christian Mission is the volun- scattered au over me umteaor tnose present nmnWad" Bnt that many tune ."chain rar now wus venneo not the largesti report, be may not be-- able to "be present Llndon Second ward teer army.' William Booth scratch- This is chapel Sunand had been close to a locomotive ana Herald, sars th. Amrt I understand that' he wa detained ed out the word "Christian' and gtpre" System In the world, received expert explanations 5, In which Radaltor company has had August day evening, well as south over east and on account of from leaving earlier porohaa' spreads substituted therefor 'Salvation,' of the function of the different the devastating floods that visited one person was killed and several or optioned for purchase, S3 acr' and from that day the organization as west, its birthplace, was of heard the others same, today 0f imd. The exact location of th' injured, Years ago the northern parts of the state. Penny started his parts was known as the Salvation Army," WU- land j8 not known, but It to lv' store at Kemnrerer, Wyo., the most wonderful when a complaint charginj a had have "We first Captain Guest explained. Ham Allred, 18 years of age, 185 Heved to be an acreage betwe' week with disasthis visited citizens have Our encampment city 'When the, world war came only in- - Provo and Snrlnrville when a hundred coal done their utmost to make the Soutn Fourth west street, witn ' COLORADO FLOODS two armies in the world were pre trous grief manslaughter. The American Radiator oomnan' volunury That first entombed. one of the veterans were of here visit miners pared for it, the German army and The complaint was issued from now sbipa westward enoueh of 11,' a second, in anpleasure and enjoyment,, and I' be- the office t the Salvation Army. We went into store grew into . .v. of Countvk Attorney- Mar-- 1 i uvu n mn nnuin. vvi uvm i,u town. a has intermountain had little lieve aci;; a UlVUMtl J that other everyone the war ready and willing to do News Service. M. Larsen. Sheriff International tin Deputy workmen the busy year throug' opensplendid time." DENVER, Colo., Aug. 17. Lowall within human possibilities, and Provo was the fifteenth store, C. Hoag, now one of the land farms near Commander J. M. Westwood of Val Denver, whether we did it well, or no, we ed by G. jean Radiator pays considerably Sprtagville, for many years head of plaint Verde, Littleton and Jerome Park leave to the boys who have re company's vice presidents. The complaint alleges that on more m freight than would have fcE F. S. Davies said today were inundated with flood waters the veterans' association, expresses Manager turned from Rimdnv pvenincii AueiiRt 5. Allred Mw naiil tr na the trenches of "" u,wiuiaviul UJj that not only has the number of of thej'latte river this morning, pleasure and gratitude In behalf of France " I Had it not been that she was nothing Will be realized from them his comrades for the entertain- was driving east on the Geneva wa8 m operation here. each year sid residents of these places. were Pennv stores multiplied road to the intersection of that Captain Guest discussed the fi Not only would there be a lariM detained for a few minutes, Mrs. this year. them. ment of individual, given for the business, but t0 higher ground 0eeing road with the state highway, at a saving to the American Radiate "Following the flood I went out Herald R. Clark, 313 South Fifth nancing of the Salvation Army : boys have enjoyed the enstores and them cqllectively, 1133 ; safety. had been in to see what damage would have been here, portesting against the wastrate of speed' in excess of 20 miles company, but to their customers West, caught a Tfltifl. Commander .1 11.. said on. i QiHTIO in iha (Ka "Dlitfa done. The Anderson home which campment," age of time involved in continual -eve,,' he flod Monday "We feel to congratu- per hour which speed was greater- Chiacgo customers of that company Westwood. I have just received from the von ,ate last night caused that was badly destroyed was a ana Bate con- pay approximately 14 cents a cubl;t solicitation. comfor the royal than was reasonable mir. descendants late brick tms with a small "V :v'"m";."building atrflm tn VjPe t0 flood orooortions.. '"K, "It takes about 75 per cent of New York headquarters the width, character and toot less for their radiation tnan Mrs. at was Who sidering Clark, e visiting lean-tSpring-villus. the o at the back. In this, part entertainment, given labelled "475" in pqugjing that of 1921 in which sev-- 1 the home of her husband's parents Salvation Army members' time in munication, of the road." .charged radiator users in Utah' has done herself iproud in formal announcement of the 1"4 ,.rai iives were lost and much prop-ne- Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Clark,- of was a bed room. The mud there The complaint also sets forth This difference is due solely collecting the money needed for so all could that was that Mr. deep on There this encampment. putting stores added this year" the. be seen of" the bed was about jertJ. ,ianiage done. Fred K. .'transportation costs. the work that must be done. It larmingtoii, had 'promised linl I, eon n rlnl! moment from that at the intersection Davies made public the communica-- j gouthwest' .'of Littleton, all telf:- - children that she would take them foot of the was of would cost less if the drivingof the Men conversant with the etee' r.inghaiu bedstead. top !,he firft to ti,e last day of the financing t ion from his own company s cen- They 1 runks in the room had to be dug llllone. c0.niniunicatibn was cut off. to Lagoon that evening. Were more pffiripntU' ' north along the paved highway and and iron Industry predicted as lonjf rlnno 'nnri! " in ' Fields between Littleton, and. were. detained a few minutes tral office; It reads: out of the mud. The mud went ' ' would enable the members to from the right of Aliied. a9 a year go. when the Colurabi.' 'Of tlie leadina features .of the coming give f k ;.A ,,, ready, w.litn Mrs. Clark noticwere inundated with water When our. sales manager told u penv-ejthe first .One more efficient service to. the peocom Tin' plaint, also alleges "'that gIee merger first .was proposed: was the ed an uiiu'sually black cloud ap- storv and the " our company would open a' large seV,.r;,i feet deep. family had to be four day's' entertainment and negligently tilatf uie fjrst large institution t Allred. ple who need it." carelessly Ten. mountains the over of "Garden pearing Singing taken from the house through the cantata, of new stores this v;r, ." Railroad tracks of the Colorado number drove his. far into and against bring its manufacturing plant .her' it started la rain, Captain Guest said he hoped windows. staged at the opera house for we had 'an( gouiivern between '.'Foxton. 'and minutes later the I'rovo Rotary club could see its we were not surprised which increased in capacity until upstairs Bellows and .his car, thereby strik- w ould be the American Radlato. Sprin-r- -: the the near "At another by evening place out .washed 'Thursday Buffalo- were reported only in it soon came down Bellows and inflicting upon him ecmpany. Herald reporters" hav way dear to. sponsor, the Salvation learned to expect regular di-ing I house had which saw Under a viaduct club. the Khvanis villo ofwhen they are promoted by our jn tllirtv piaces torrents, according to Mrs Clark. been cut in two. All tht was re , rection of Mvron E, Crandall, Jr.. injuri" from which lie died thi? learned that at several times re Army here. a: witn oro.au, Residents in the 1'iatte ooir.who has returned to her home m amainiiiEf of the house was one resentatlves of tlie America Radia Thomas W. Ashton delivered a ficials. But. when, 'more than 20 members .of the! following day:" smile, and his index finger pointing tom jn and near Denver wer this city. and tor company have been in ProV' brief Rotary educational . The rest of the house room. rewives their club and gave talk, e aleiwanwd by police to seeK nigner, one can accurately acscnoe the furniture was washed dovn Kiwanis directly at us. he said: ten ing to resolutions and Springvilie, and have kept h various numbers of the .cantata, the the awful scenes at the flood,", said the . adopted at goinsr to open more than a hundred groulul .. stream. close touch with the Ironton tflan the last international convention. manner. MAIL TO SALT LAKE Of the Columbia Steel corporation ivuay iu Basements lulel wnn. water, "It is absolutely impossible to in a most pleasing stores in Viz'-- ana we remeiuucicu-thato realized one. B. the first was filled no house Tucker reported The opera President j. several ."At and marooned describe the terrible scenes of the 39 new links were added to: homes tire receipt "of a letter from W. W. ValUenousr.es of the incident. Little damaged territory and the heart- overflowing and the performers in 1922, we knew that blocks partlv under water in chain our for property protection ache that comes over one when were heartily encored, and forced Armstrong, of the state general .thought was on Vered and Jerome Park. j was shown when it 5ecame known something unusually big flood relief By J. P. MCGUIRE. the same. The distressing to repeat several numbers. , , committee, asking the fodt.: He said to us: "This is a . ns reacnea ; flood peas The the viewingabout Provo Postmaster. is that Rotary lcub to aid in the relief the first of the damage the thing With reexception are the mag- around midnight, and gradually canyon wno mignt perisn in tne most of the persons who were hit fund drive. The club voted to do story of growing! 475 A new pouch service has been one in the two programs, day, flood. As soon as the storm had the hardest were of the number of J. ceded from then on. poor families, morning and one in the evening, established' from this office, Comnothing a a club, but to urge in- netic figures indone the subsided of hours after two of by the damage Most department company C. Penny who will never be able to bear dividual contributions from all been given daily from the im- mencing today a pouch for Salt in of 'cessant raining and thunderingthe loss, and who will need as- haye stores which will be in operation 371 flood was caused near the mouth entrance Lake CKy. Utah will be dispatched them abek to where provised platform at the the Platte Up to an earlv hour, every male person in sistance to a few weeks; Today, there are via S L. & Lynndyl train No. 72 ir assisted fo, the hunt hall. re-the of J Mrand no city been had they were before the flood." ' VISITORS A carload of eight-inc- h stores. .Not later than September this morning there atee of Walter will Mrs. (North bound), leaving the depot close this Wright Ogden The FROM EUREKA. encampment number will be increased vorts of any lives being lost. m. this next th1 6:43 in has for Provo found dead. Provo were Iwho arrived at p. at pipe later; class CHILDREN first CAPTURE with another BANDITS SPANISH FORK, Aug. IT. Mrs evening Then this natii Mrs. Wright who was formerly will contain mail for Steel City Investment company, This by 204 new stores. and pouch -of the veterans Many program. RENEWED. KLAN WAR uiu anngleson and daughter, on-wide institution will be serving Miss Wealthy Clark of Farmingt-- 1 International News Service. . used in the installation of th their descendnts who are camping Salt Lake City, Northern and Eastuoise. aer turn t to rrotessor n. of 33 states. on, --was a cousin Neveda the Utah, 17. people Southern waterworks Bandits ern system of the Stee states, on SHANGHAI, the tents Aug. in the many ... city park r . 7 n pend a month- - at their old home, Think what the tremendous International News Service, and all of Northern City townslte .according to W. H Sunand two California Italian ' over who remain 17. here priests will kidnaped block m 'r. Bringleson is in the L. D. S. .'T Ohio. Aug.' STEUBENVILLE, .fvn power for these 47j depart100 Chinese Chris-rain,- " day. Utah points, this mail was hereto- Ray. hospital at Salt Lake, where he is buving of Steubenville's klau ' war threat- boys during the first part of the at Tsaoshi and More than 425 feet of pipe hai ment stores means in the way mission fore carried in Gr. Jet & 08- train the Uans after burning continued Mrs. Clark. "All manu- ened to break out anew early today convalescing following an operaEvery No. 3 but as train No. 3 Is so often already been laid, says Mr. Ray were COMING KNIGHTS a thunder. heard I pursued KHORASSAN being sudden compound a of and tion for hernia. As soon as he is 42. miners, John Marvin, facturer in thecountry wants just when, running behind schedule time the "The pipe for this haa all been or It sounded just like the day by hurriedly organized forces able, he will . come to Spanish such enormous orders as our com- alleged klansuian. was found bleed dered and should be here In th Two eastern temples of the Dra mail was often delayed craeking of a whip and'eame simul- - 'of men. atter ork to stop until he recovers his unconscious Deing and Naturaling w ith the lightning. At is report- - matic Order of Knights of Kho bined stores have to give. The new pouch will connect with near future. The first carload hat The taneously Hangkow vicinity assailhealth. unknown '. far lawer shot twice by ail I thought it had struck tne j to be fairiv- geethlne with rassan will visit the Provo lodge almost all of the night trains out already arrived, has been unloadec ly tfrev readily quote a critical first ' 's could afford to ant He is reported in house but on looking out ot the bandits to whose list of numerous members and than they prices city next Wednesday. of Salt Lake City, also aftord :ind hauled to Steel City. vendition in a luoal hospital. Beniiion barn window saw the LEAPS TO DEATH.' "We have a large number ot? service the same atest thisl to a single announcement the' smaller to ,. special depredations, delivery give ' across the street on fire. We senr J'lternational News Service. ctnros ThUS. OUT choice ot ieud-a has been added , made today by local knights. night or early the next mfirnins in men who are now working on thf HANDCUFFED BANDIT KILLED in the alarm lo the fire department. outrage NEW VoRK, Aug. 17. Deslwnd-fnt- - ble quality goods are bought of the east will be Salt Lake City. This ; ouc i is of installation of the system and The done temples to "The property damage 't is said, since the death of us to, sell them the work to completion Just VISIT THISTLE. on their return from the national great service to Provo mailers. You must cannot be imap-inedprices which .enable News service. "usfc.mj and father,' Mrs. A, M. to vou with savin that ar- importwith as it is possible.' To gei; as mail to connect stake order Utah rapidly your in In in The Sunday Portland'.' form order fo now. at. i,nvf.ntion sec 17. destruction Edward the ST. PAUL, Aug. 'u, 60, and her daughter, will go to Thistle Sunday Thev .will have with them this dispatch it" must be deposited an adequate amout of water we irom-:- an opini'jn as to the extent' of the handcuffed who escaped Rust 'eaijed to death today, from the! Acres and acres of fields morning to visit the Sunday schoo' tWl, iiands.-antwo drill teams. ' iin the o'fice here not later than have enlarged' the springs in Slate ; train near Moorhead. ..Minn.. July damage. ' "f a seven-btort MAN HERE. were (Which J. .:viit'" to W.J will be at 5:00 p. m.'.. This is a heavy canyon. by. digging into the hills. Supt. RAILROAD crops ceremonial bearing,. The according there,, lodge apa't 2, after seizing the gun ot and about "ready for ir harvesting "Pust-- on the are R0bison. "Several mouths ago our com Park' when ten candidates and requires a little longer time to , upp.r west id of ,Vivian Fulker rihu-.i1,1'. The, two women ; with' several completely board will "cross the burning mail is in the pany bought the springs in Slate if the it fo'ii0wlng' but work wit:i ha:is .. T w. r bii- assistant , general killing s. Sunday.. your sands," St. dead by . !.; whs shot ne oi .wnuy ,uu . enger agent of the. canyon to- supply the townslte" the Soldier Smiinit yoisea tor a moment on freight and 6 a gun battle this r Sun w)i'ch means initiation; into this office by'r:G0 pi w. we can.' assure with a.f.- -r ml the rrlirv helds towards the ;ail Ue in pclue was water." W i Kthe school. G. rajlrdad. of l'mg of j the of the dispatch. ' then, 'D. & . day Pythias. biiild;:. Knights egree with and mud, lake are covered with 'up: u:n.. ' .'" scream, leaped. today. i. Provo ' Ii' V -' 11 ii III EI ruhiur LIIUIIILU ... ....... J . inmr fie 1 . ii a n FATAL an r mm ' AI (. be-'ga- l I ,Mf IWWIVIill house-to-hous- I ' .... l ffJir ,f " Vt3!P.i a . Provo Woman Tells of Horrors In Flood District -- monnhn.. "The two-sto- ry - t ' - '.' a'l,,, -- ' Ret-tiri- K .:j,o . Flow-ters,- ' ; ! ; nei . .o '"c t " WATER SYSTEM IHS1LE t I i cai,o - .'' . s! ( !i wlL-rus- , - d ''ant. jut . - i i . tie-ou- ' i .cu - -- i - , |