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Show VOL.11, NO. PROVO, UTAH, SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1923. 5.1 n n MM- - - X. ) .. Li: r. -- . ,t ds of - iiiiinhr tirhriv lilFIS Edition of the HD A. Rose, Ogden. Grand Conductor, R. H. Wise, Billings, Mont G.- Fisher, OgGrand J'age.W. " - den.- . AT Lund, PocateHo, Jdaho. Grand Secretary, J. G. H. Graveley, B,oise, Idaho. JDetegates to Supreme Council. W. R. Williams, Salt Lake City. Ed Knolden, Salt Lake City. E. J. Davis, Boise, Idaho. Alternates to Supreme Couicl. CV R. Sutton, Helena, Mont C, H.. Brown, Great Falls, te " were employed by "George B. ' The Filipino was arrested late last night as he attempted to pitch eirl's body, wrapped in heavy i Dnpr T.-Ste- el . 11 Grand 'Sentinel, Frank Erd-maSalt ake City.. Grand Treasurer,. Willard tri-sta- ) - H ' . i Capital's Ql SwTmmin, Hole " lst - . .. pintttuto iui ui it Every speaker at the U. C- T., the fronton Steel, day barbecue-fi- t plant of the Columbia Steel ' cor tire-fSatuMayafternooa dicted a glorious future for the in- dustrial activities of Utah county, nrctrroo nt ui i ibuia ui mountain region. TUe present construction at fronton of v the blast furnace and the coke, oven of the steel corporation was said to . be only a scratch on the surface as compared with the things that would happen here in the future. "At some time steel will be mad here," said Leon F. Rains, vice pres. Went, of the Columbia Steel corpor- aticA ani the man to whose tore. mi An oratorical battle In the clos ing session of the grand council of the United Commercial Travelers was won by R. H. Wise of Billings, Mont., newly elected grand conductor. In the same deep, emphatic bass voice as he liad-s-o dramatically been speaTting the 'praises, of Montana during the various sessions and entertainments of the grand council delegates, Mr. Wise told tne ambassadors of trade why the next convention of the council should te held in his home town. Billings, indomitable energy siglafd to thank than f j ; ii ... tf unaniii. niiiaaaii - pay-too- k j th. i '' n . ' ' . mt n. , . . RR, t Anto-compaB-y-. au . - the-Idea- ls s. u. ury...." -- - Jen ,..aj, i u tnt pitf.-TAldo- ai.frel t. , V. i.- - - .... - - -- tjr J - -- " . . A--- ..f reltr.ft .....', . wajut-"ie , I f t p in ; ' , ; '( I f ' t ': i x 1 Utah Provo-Sprlngvil- ' )"4 ; the tate of Utah and the Inter 'i' r' r yftr--- rw5 X V ''ITT Pierpoht : J r more has any other Jersey breeders from Utah working people soon realize that man for tke coming here, of the ' ty gathered at North park Saturday staten lBianQ-an(- 1 the New York are our iears. justified. steel and iron inttustry. "However, ' ' morning with their choicest Jersey 'coast.-"We have reached the end of our remember, thaJJhls Is ttot a defl- cattle for the third annual Utah J "My cweetlTeart. and I quarreled trope, u m. pomcaire minus ne nUe promise. I would not have any J control of myself and killed I can squeeze more blood from the Jersey day show. of you come to me later on and say.' . me Ealato him I to German 'turnip then invite Lazar(la "cora.ng that I promised you that ' steel Although there were not as many ;ner; come to Berlin to see for himself. would be manufactured here.-- ' cattle in the exhibition, as in eitherl T ,or(,B ftrRt tnH th(, nollce he Germany is not procrastinating. In We are not putting six or seven Mont of the,two preceding state shows wanted to marry the attractive order to free her people from the 'million dollars into this industry In Brooks, Salt Lake held here, they were of a higher mtie blonde nurse, but that she re- Finley ruthless yoke of France's military Utah with the Idea In mmd to lose City. Then he changed his storjM grade. Many of the people- whffjtusetf. machine she will pay to the last it," said Mr. Rains in answer to - 1924 Convention City. . have some extra good grade Jersey and said she wanted to marry fcim lienny-the query put by T. F- Pierpont, did - not exhiibt this year. Several Billings, Mont "I asked her to come to my room and 3? "Tonfprences nple writing Mont. . president of the of the breeders also only exhibited and talk it OveT," he said. (The are futile unless France, acknowle..:.:.. Mr. Wise effme out cf tbe Holding company as to the basio And of thousands spectators their best cattle, leaving the others Filipino's room' was, on the sixth With dge.- Germany's right to existence battle with flying price of the pig iron from the Iron. floor of the building In which the lining sidewalks and tilling auto- at home: as a sovereign nation. Our latest argumentative tile colors and had pleasure of tele - ton plant. 't. mobile along Center street and The cattle were lined up across doctor's office was located.) note must convince Franceit she if we doNnot sell pig iron at the his people jsmTugs1 U. graphing the avenue ex in line a long seized Saturday, the North park "While we, quarreled, University has ever had sincere doubt of aiUMi will nn Ka? C. U. the place. C. T.'and Steel day parade marched tending from the north to the south her' with both hands, by the neck. members are right price " on Page 8, lsf Section.) p4HDnt'nuel already casting affa counter-marchevividly por- limits of the park. Each breeder I choked her for about 30 minutes. glanceB to-- ,, cessful .this undertaking Mo wards the as Mr. manufkciurersL would .never, MM by them-- 1 Her foody slum&d' down, limpj. traying the Industry of the city, had. his cattle in a group aU . . i i i 'flse lias "Throwing- and most im- - tracted to our territory. ' serves. i ana a iuew snewasaeaa. county and state. !J 1! "Many people are wondering if Ogden, Salt Lake, Sprlngvtlle, pressiye term.'3 promised them that Many dairymen from different "i 'didn't know what'fo dofor a PricePleasantiGroie and Provo places J)f the state were in attend-- J few minutes. She lay there dead, we are going to make steel here. Uilllngs will f outdo' herself In T'vo hundred fifty-sialumni and at. tile next year's conven Few people realize th magnitude ot made up a parade interesting, In ance at the show and commented Finally I eot some heavy paper, friend4 of the Criglmm Young ; tion. this undertaking, they seem to have gjJots amusing, and instructive. It on the exceptional high' grade of trapped the body in it and fled surrounded the banquet Cherry Brotw n will return to Great the ldea'that we should be going at from the house." gave the spectators a more accu- Jerseys raised in Utah county. beard . Friday afternoon ' in the Falls to leir'the boys; that he was full speed now. They"muBf realize rate knowledge of the business ia- 1 Ben R. Eldredge of Salt Lake I Lazarda apparently transported library of the inatitutlbn and defeated by a mil oratoT andTde- - that we musTget a start before we ferests of state, county and city. City, one of the best known dairy the body from his 'room in the of a repast prepared by the. bater, who h(ad won a warm spot in can run. A straw vote taken by the Herald men In the intermountain country, building in which he and his sweet- . , home economics department. Presi- the hearts the delagates and the ' "Our operations will have to be i heart lived to the Municipal ferry reporter among spectators gave the was the judge of tne cattle, oj dent Horace G.. Merrill, president of frovo peopioLinrougn nis masieny enlarged here in a very short honor of, being the "best float" to This is one of the finest ex-- ! piers at the Battery, where he tried the a'lumni association, acted as eloquence in Kinging the praises of while. What those enlargements hibits of Jersey cows It has ever to dump It overboardwhile the-boPleasant Grove strawberry float ( Forrest and Bobby, sons of Senator Thaddeus H. Caraway ot Arkansas. master of Montana. and ' toastmaster geiieral will be I do not know. It may be There were many other novel and been my good fortune to look upon was going to St. George, but. did Wft a. dip la Rock Creek Park. Washington- 'ceremonies. The officers of grand council that one or two more Wast furnaces interesting floats in the line, which at one time,", said Mr. Eldredge not do so because tfce passengers president Merrill succeeded in were promoted 'pne step as is the will be built or It may be steel started on Center street east of the shortly after arriving at the show were watching. . " '. . keeping the feeling of sociability, usual custom. The only new officer roller "mifls; . At St. George be hired a taxicab foantaln at 10: SO, and included the grounds. "I doubt very much good-wil- l merriment' on a and 7 anof high .the council section be . for where elected "The to is repreanother business and to, benefits drove grand and whether there Arlington, following civic coming to thla plane during the extended banquet was Frank Erdman, who was chosen territory with s the steel : Industry " ' the nation where so. many high bred other ferrv line has its terminus. sentations: and which lasted fully' three hours, as grand sentinel. the chauffeur, j Colors aid guard, cows can be. found as are in Utah Edward Maurer, farmers prodwljl be many.-'T- he ' yet there was not an uninteresting The grand executive, committee ucts will no longer have to be Provo band. , helped him 'carry the bundle to" the I county. moment, according to those who as- was also left Impact by the re- shipped east for a market but will , "Thef dairy men in this county ferry boat. Grand council officers. B. Among the distinguished visitors Prescott, traveling service sembled for the occasion. election of the two outgoing mem- be consumed right, here In the In"I detected the heat and became Mayor. O. K. Hansen and City should cooperate as closely as pos v"The response to the toasts pro- bers.' termountain country'. Commissioners George P. Billings, sible to keep the .Jersey breed pure suspicious," Maurer told police. in Provo' Saturday, and most of agent. Union Pacific System, Los J was Posum dock td their and Angeles. in posed Next especially in all the to ran the do gratifying," of Chief Maurer should tattle Chamber importance whom registered at the "The western country will be cf . Charles Hopkins, and here and M. J. Greenwood, Utah Oil Refin. Dr. Merrill said afterward. "Every for the convention- - next nower to. make Utah county a real moned a police sergeant The po Commerce, were: lice Wren Wllklns. year was made Independent through the steet hit the nail squarely on. the the election of delegates to the su industry and Its kindred ing company. Salt Lake City. speaker Senator Reed Smoot, Governor dairy center. With such high bred liceman shouted to. passengers toj Reed manufacSmoot, U. 9 senator. head, beginning with E. S. Hinck- - preme council which meets in turing interests v that twill come Joseph Decker, Rotary. Charles R. Mabey and Col. C. E. stock here, the farmers should in hold Lazarda and prevent him Charles R. Mabey, governor. A. V. Kipp, traffic manager, Salt ley, secreUry of the Provo Chamber Columbus, ' s ' ; The here; r ;Now,;; that ,wiU not be toOhio, June 27. Loose.' some way let the world know Just from, throwing the bundle overLake-Ci- ty. A. D. MoMullen. Lake ft Utah R. R. Salt Lake City, of Commerce, who spoke to the sub bonors went to w. K..wmiams, salt day, the steel Provo Council TJ. C. T. exactly what they haye here. In board. Industry will have to C. Clarence NeslenS.rtt 'Lake C. N. Cutling, Union Pacific Sys-ter- ject, 'The B. YrU. and Leadership,' Lake Two deck hands and a passenger Snoerior Motor comnany's dis stead of aolng into other states in City, who had Just retired grow first a' great deal before that Salt Lake City. to Dr. Hugh Mastodon .Woodward from the chair as past grand coun 4lli overcame htm. City. 1... ....' come uuiv cyiqes, uu play ot automobiles sold by that buying their Jersey stock the ieized Lazafda and It WIU. L. H. Clayton, Salt Lake City. who responded to the toast, 'The selor; d Knolden, Salt Lake,City, George Q. Neslen, Salt Lake City. -r F. farmers of Utah and adjoining They took him and the bundle to . T, company. i,former president Pierpont. . Wallace W. Lake aU H. T. Kunkle, PaAlumni F. Lee, Organized for Action.' A, Union and E. J. Davis, Boise',. Idaho, states Should come to Provo It is the ferry house. of the Provo Chamber ot Commerce Naylor Auto company's display. cific System. From my point .df vlew the bian4 - Many of the delegate's .attended and .the one man .artatn thav can find Jo better' Tearing off the paper the police tribune. . Schofield Auto company. who has worked Los R. Leo Bird, Sle Rotary club. . J. H. Bustner, U. P. quet was all that could be desired. the state league baseball game be- untiringly tor the past man uncovered a woman's) bead. stock' at. any.other place." Telluride Auto eomiumy. year In A. Calif. T. new J MounUln . Angeles, The of was the States the vision Taylor, body --The farmers were aJiIe, Jatejn At the station, house splendid tween Provo and Salt Lake, which AndersoB ; ford steel plant located here, l' I Tetft-TeL, CitVs BrTrincpton. Salrtiki City. Co; Salt Lake tha j fir" rehearsed the cooperation ot Provo Brighastouug JinlveraltxJirought for man? of tham MtHnr their cattle, on the snow unwrapped. Worsley Auto, company. P. A Lyle, Salt Lake City. A AV Hedbera. Mountain, States before us br President Harris, and! , --fand Farrer's a magnificent boat float grounds which considerably delayed SprlngvOla ln getting the offi-- , Ross Beason, Salt Lake City. Tel. ft Tel. Co., Salt Lake City., announced by Presidentu PROFANE SPOUSE FINED. ' In the evening the, delegates at- clals of from which little "sailors" cast the beginning or. tne snow. to decide oa I W. C. B. Lake Salt Fred Orera, Servloe. 'emeritus Mountain H. In Brimhall News bis president States .Jones), George tended the comic opera, "Erminle," the local site. - . . , . "their bread upon the water," the Judging did not commence untu International LOUIS.--MrNona R. ST. Shockey R. UUh ft TeL ft Tel Co., Salt Lake City. speech arid original poem err uyd-- staged by the tali stake tabernacle "bread being candy, muchly appre-- . after 10:SO Mr:Plerpont said' that If the J. .A. Reeves literal freight B. Kooser, president Amer!-.- ' Ing were all Inspiring. says the path of her wedded life Ed Rowe, under the direction or Professors. J. Columbia Steel Bulls. ' dated by the Juveniles along the corporation - does wko t'Mon foriner not sirewn can 'an Pacific pmnmm agent, lived rley system. orator of A.ihv over-PaReflgeratton Transportation up -years, Boshard and T. Earl Pardoe. The not sell the pig Iron at such a Three rears or .: ; . street -E.: J. Hansen, un "w to V' general agent company, gt Louis, via his reputatlork established then ghbw. was very closely followeOy y prince. :' . . . Maxienes t. K . she - , Provo Ore department under the Olsen. i price that .new industries will be i.. Union Pacific. .., sne torn pouce a i in . t vaimBrrnm, juuas 1 ' iioifiui iu uia ojnsetu, iup o.f .. u. uu t he audience and was heartily, en' located here, It would not be long .... command ot Chief Reed Boshard. . bad t7 years TV C Peck. O. P. A, Union Pa- agent, ' T; American . Refrigeration. Character Building, - h,d been married cored. until ether steel corporations come ., le tire department's propheuc Frince rogia. and cific system! Los Angelei, Calif, : Dr. John A. Wldtsoe, commlsslon-L- . company, St. Louis. Transportation secuou., The 1st ensemble of the here, to take up some ot the other 5. slnginaon Ue Ahead" Z Page .(Continued noaOcTrovo, Forging I Dan S. Spencer, O. P. A, Union F. Wilson, superintendent of I'er of education ot the church, choruB was that her .V"-:::-grows worse greatly appreciated.' It sites In Utah county available for steel development of Utah county "' ' rad io Syrtein, Salt Lake transportation, D. ft R. O. W, Den- when called upon for. remarks, said, showed a Very marked Improvement manufacturing plants. was STEEL' FUND CONTRIBUTIONS, hually. pictured. In th future;?:Thl it theusbanrcountered saying j. AnUerson," G. P-- and P: vef. Cold7 t-om'Hientiilt'rendltidttof tksTo'periu' He predicted that within ten ''Everything IhafTiaOeer-salfflomo pruuuci oi rru'O iircmo". Wife. 4s ulte A Utah R. RA his Salt Lake fighter G. that F. of Is A, Kelch, gederal agent .Amer day true,. .especially what, has The two bandits, Lynn Sutton and years the population of Provo The Utah .County. Mattress fac Due to sn error in composition on tils B. W. Bobbins, assistant genera lean .Refrigeration ' Carl Christensen, brought the would be to the steel herself, wont sew tuttens Transportation been said by the toastmaster." doubled and that within tory, using "the product of the fao- the list of contributors him but to and passenger agent D. ft company. talks anyone In shirts, election that the followed firs the the on, house , down with their, comical Iff years the population ot Utah out-- . r. o. w. Salt Lake . tory for a display which attracted plant site fund printed attenUon ' muck . S. tw H. to, City. '" pays ;. were Hamilton, the officers following general freight banquet :' ."'.?y'' county would be doubled. antics' rhZ cond sectlon .of page "of the .'W.J W. D. Browne, general aent, C. agent, Missouri Pacific R. R, Kam elected to set aider's taltttcSACr-i" during the coming tha name of The beautiful solo and duet work i.Thls is the site where thing v Another curious'float was that of wife the W. R. Friend n, . husband, 8alt Lake City. sat Clty,.-- ' omltted..Dr, i yearL President, Hugh iJI.;Wood-ward- ; ot the principals ot the opera( Mrs. are to be don and not' ta'.ke l Taylor Brol.t Co., a large' paste Arnold E. Roblson was C. B. Wlldman, general superin1100. ated, is fluently profane and sleeps ) Oould B. Blakely, register U. S. first vice, president Achsa J. Edwin Stela and Prof. 3. W. Mc- about" said Governor Charles n. board tiger guarded by a miniature Roblson's contribution w..to dd only when he- - becomes UredU of land office; Salt Lake Ctly. Missouri R. Pacific tendent A. R., Paxman; ,secqnd vice president, Allister, was roundly applauded. Mabey in beginning his .addresi. be sua . big game hunter, and represented The Herald, I Marlus de ' Brabant assistant Kansas City. hMia emltUnf oaths. C. PetersoniLjecretary. Klefer B. Time and again the audience Insist-e- "I am proud to know that peoi . Tisef bedsnrinss. . other wasBnedlSITand ft Sauls; executive committee, p. X 5lace4afflcrmanagef7mnloa Pacific P. D. Shand. IralnmaiterTTj. ,.Ub4 tflT Shockey on them repeating their from the outside are beshining t : ' The Greer cafe had a wonderfully oBitiw ii ' 1.. oa probation. R. 0. W, Ptoto. .Sjstenv Nlalsea, and Eva Maeser CrandalL (Continued on Page S, 1st Section.) ' -- (Continued on Page 1, 1st Section.) coun-.t- h - t i ...'i.''.C;;1;-- Other Speakers IIUI L International News Service. NEW YORK, June 9. EHonza Lazarda, an impetuous Filipino confessed today after a i servant, (severe grilling, according to police, that he murdered Helen "Bios-:som-" Martin, a pretty Inurse. He admitted, the police said, he lured her to his room.and ' 'choked her. Both Lazarda and Miss Martin, rumored tohave been sweethearts, - ))...... Rains, The Sunday Herald was printed earlier than usual this week so that it might be distributed in 'the business section I By EDWARD E. EAGLE. of Provo' and sold on the streets while thousands of Visitors Author of "The Hope of the were here that they mijorht gain more information of .this Future." city and county, and their resources. 1923, by International As'an acknowledgement to the United Commercial Trav- Copyright, News Service. elers for their bringing their gathering to Provo, MUEJCSTER. Germany, June 9. Edition." this edition is called the "U. C. Chancellor Wilhelm .Cuno takes a Section One rSaturday's names of the U. C. T. election gloomy view of Germany's future, of officers ; parade-o- i U. C. T. ; Jeie?"l5ay show and prize "The menace of a red revolution winners; Steel day speeches at the Columbia Steel corpora- hovers over Germany," declared tion plant site; barbecue, and other local and International the chancellor in an exclusive interview with International News News Service news. moSection .Two Church news; list of contributors to the Service. It may break at any ment. The German masses are steel plant site fund; automobile pages; Jerseycattle page. Ve, as responsible heads Section Three Four pages of colored comics for the chil- hungry. filled with ofJhe, government-ardren. Twenty pages in all, which with the twelve pages of anxiety for the .future. ' Anyone ' Friday's Herald makes 32 pages in two days. spending two weeks "among our L. KILGALLEN. By JAMES NEW U. C. T. COUNCIL. Grand Counselor, F, L. Walter, fr " Salt Lake City. Fast Grand Counselor, R. B. Vlckers, Butte, Mont. Junior Grand Counselor, Frank HERALD 11 C. T. Parade TS. Senator Smoot, Gov. Maboy U;C, r.- - Steel Day AT END OF Day-- U. PRICE-TWO-CEN- PiiiliT JFIf mis IF v BS0iMS V - , ' d |