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Show THE WV fulck rendu are fcrertti?, Dd3j BnU htfW4 U mvs but fry! VOL. IIL NO. 40. if. ffiHlOHO erne- - HEW rD 1 lifiSAO HERALD BY Norma Christenson of Richfield Wins Highest Individual Honors. Auto Delivery Route Established for Farming District Beginning Today. . 17 razsxi -- ''V It' : l'1 - , . Fire on South Amerlcaa Island Sets Off 3000 Cases Dynamite. .,. Oil -' .- lM ,., , fcii v i . All If ' Banuttjwmwt rtlal bung university Friday. The troscoring phies offered the school the highest In the typewriting and the shorthand by the Utah Power and Light company and the Rocky relephone and Telegraph company were won by the Richfield school . Highest individual, honors went to Norma Christensoi of Richfield high, school, who wen two scbolar- ships, to the Young university, a (silver medal as first . prize lu the second year students' typewriting contest aud a' gold medal for first prize tu the shorthand contest, Mitts Cbrlstenson scored 81 per cent accurate in the sborthard con test at 100 words' a minuter "7" centyiccurate in the shorthand contest, consisting of third year-st- u tlents, Darrell Crockett, president of the student body of the Logan high school, won first place. The results of the contest are as follows Novice typewriting class Nora Ford, Davis nigh . school, silver medal; Alice TlmmpsoB, bronze medal; Davis high school. " peuaut " Second year typewriting contest Norma Chrlstenson, Richfield, silver medal and scholarship to the uni versity ; Frauncts Roliison, Logan, browse medaL ... Amateur .typewriting contest - arrllwk(t,4JLoiant,KQl3 medal; Marie Salisbury, Richfield, silver medal. .' U typewriting Highest score In coHtests Richfield high school, and Rocky Mountain Telephone Mephotie compunjf trophy. Shortlumd contest Norma Chrlstenson, Richfield, gold medal and ?HffilafsMp-tf- f the- Siron nietrryt Itodean Jensen, Richfield, silver mcdaL .Richfield high "sclibol "pennant ahd trophy of Utah Power and ' Light comjiany.In According to Rex Johnson, charge of the contests, a great deal manlfniitod In the uf liitxret..in-swork and bone was expressed by the students and teachers of the competing schols that the contests be made uu Annual affair. Representatives Ohejarioustypewrlter companies said that although similar contests have been held tn Colorado for yearg, they have not as yet reached tut high a standard as that of the Young university. . - s - FINDS carrier service which will deliver the Evening Herald and 4he Sunday Herald to the farm homes north of An automobile BURIED-TREAS- URE ( 0 Lnther Burbank'a plant creations are not the only things that fliuriNh in Santa RoaL rti 11 f. Here are 16 sets of twins, residents of Santa Rosa, Calif., ranging in ages from three mouths to three score -- years. E WALLIS GIVES INDIAN WANTS SCOUTS PASS MERIT TESTS HEETHTALKS HE GOT IT, TOO The terrors of the Indian have Executive Secretary of Utah Public Health Association not gone.. Pcrhuph the state and in Utah County. the whole a dues not fear nation as The Court of Honor met in the Red "Man.' especially when only half town )asement of the public, library Fri a doien "inof tbem wine Into aud The largest gatherings "wbleh tlielr.leSt flothes day, to coridwt merit badge exami- dressed so attended the illustrated far least have, nations. Tbe following .Court of seeking still more rtnery. At coiiKldered ' out are health dangerous bc"E given ln the they were members' Hnor present advertising appropria t artayed 111 iheir aTpalhT state by James II. Wallis. executive 1'iesldeut H Qeoige BrlmhattrttTATp'"Pi local tion on tbe iart of the Irvine,... Alex Iledqulst and Jv B. or hen they arc ,uot lu ambush secretary of the I'tnh Ptiblic Health business men? Tucker. along some lonely trail. Other routes W 11 be estnb TrSSiJftHTttin weTelliuse w lllt'll ttRHcm-bleMrs. Ellas Gee, 703 North Univer Deputy Commissioner ; Heber . R. lished throughout Utah county last wek in Springvllle, Span-into has assisted court the an'exception Taylor during sity avenue, will as soon as the revenues J'H.vsun and Eureka. -Fork, or r the examinations, general ruler Paint Afternoon and evening . permiti Scouts Scot Miller, Waldo Hod-sn- no paiut she has no particular amThe first delivery under the Walter Schoenfl.eld and- - Alma bition to upend unothcr afternjwn as were given in each place to new, arrangement will be made the crowd..apd it Is' Kartchner applied 'for and, were' the .hostess and. servant of one of this morning. . that 'the scout fully four thousand Life , Star and , granted the .trlbesroeOr not eyen the chief, " More news from the e're ln attendnnee. badges. One of the five Indians who rt people lts territory will also be ScoutlAlmai Ka rtcfaner .received TiHttttiOl'row-Tiex'i- i JTlw,:bJe("ts- ha ndled liy covered in' the Evening Herald tbe highest award in scouting by wearing' apimrel. Declining to bny WklUs were'.itf. tin 4h1 dealtkwlth-t'How-Disiift- se and tbe Sunday Herald. The passing the required rjtner It -- badges acaaMdexi4tpliBzvantedJie Is Sptea.Tfie'Ri-ourg.' ' r for an JOagle scout of Improved service is In keeping red a of piece bright purchased - The with the aim of the management following boys passed Jhe re- cloth and Just "happened", to cail-a- TulierculoslH,'' "f)yerhauliug the of the Herald to make It the Human Machine," "Scout Work and quired examinations for obtaining the home of Mrs. Gw, merit badges: Abner H. Baird, Health AVork.' and The Fly as a family paper of Utah county. fellow want the shirt," r"Me big -- ; -. safety first; Ben R, John-- . out the, piece of Disease Carrier," son, public shealfh, first, air, safety grunted, holding In each place visited the school mnteriaL -rCLEAN-U- P "srra-"-mwu,a- - "w U111U1.V understoofl'TiHu" and 1ritrcft flruf a I.I fmt.nlm.l. Qth Wlna Vkal. in making the papers that shejiad horseman explained meetings a success.- - While the owh-er- s would fit him. ship, first aid to animals, safety that of the picture theaters generous i his first conservation ;. Linden Tre- - The big Indian explained a inshirt ly donated the.nsa'of their houses, he own wanted that way, public geagle, personal health, maue or tue maieriai ne sou in m including light ;fucl. Janitors and CLEVELAND. ; Ohio, Feb, 28. health, first aid.' nrwtrntAra lady Robert G. Murray, swimming j hand and. requested the (CP.) The nest great rum scanThose who havebd the)- oppois to mnkc the shirt dar clean-umay The stSfted in Alffia KArtchneTrcwmsTlTer-Btrv tuiilty".of seiiigtTS bcaTtTT films and wns seemed all to from was think.it learned it right Ing, cycling, pioneering, .plumbing, Pennsylvania, by Mr. Wallis pronounce them an authoritative source today, fol conservation,' first aid, painting, sat down In a leisurely manner exB. bird study ; Verl G. Dixon, painting, pecting to have It completed in a as ftimply marvelous and say they lowing the indictment of Joshua cannot help lint result in awakening RiiKHcli, federal prohibition director conservation, electricity ; - Richard few moments. the people to a realization of the Mr of Ohio and former congressman B. Spraker, markmanshlp, cycling; for There was only thing and nine other Ohio business 'men Howard Cottam, pnthfindlng, ath- Gee to do and that Sras to make tbe value of sound health. EHiwlally and "politicians." ath- shirt. letics; Walter Schoenfield, The - Indian watched her Is tjUjlft so with regard to the picThe Indictment charged con letics, 'civics, safety first; Tom every action and then produced an ture eiiiiihitsizliig the value of per' spiracy to violate the prohibition Schott, carpentry, cycling, first aid other piece of brlgnt red cloth and iodical health examinations.. ...... laws on two counts. The purchase and showing i of to animals. s wanted another shirt made, Alvln Grwn, flrcinanshlp, safety During the Investigation here by That was almost too mitch, but these health pictures litis been made under Mrs. MnM first Bepnett,-safe- ty firstrtne Tnsisted oinlltnif "bi Vast 1 It is the in- Wlllebrand, chief liquor law. viola garment and returned at about 0 seals. to tion prosecutor in the United States, Truxton Pruvance, personal health, in eyery them exhibit tentktn, p. in. Friday, evening for his shirts. . testimony bobbed involving investi pioneering, cooking.. , It wasn't quite so riky Out5v4n the state and Mr. Wallis, Perhaps Merrill Jackman, athletics, safety gations In Pennsylvania. This a Job. however, as Quinanceras he Is pUinning. to leave: flext week on has been kept secret, "the first, first aid to. animals; Lowell is called Is almost a yearly visitor an extended tour' of southern Utah. officials deciding t "clean "up" Williams, scholarship ; Elmer Jacob-seHe left Provo for Suit Lake City ' , at the Gee home;- Ohio first and Investigate condipublic health,' personal health ; Fridny night to make arrangements tions In each state separately. Cernon Scott, first aid, safety to this end. - While In Utah cottuty Mr. Wallis :t Waldo Hodson, athletics: Scott visited many of the schools and Miller, athletics, electricity; Joseph gave Walth talks to the pupils. LBk)JHiiiUa"Bnlmais, sthletJcfL flremanship, . first aid; Willard Westover, athletics, horsemanship. Paul Ellertson, perwinal health, puhHc.' health, first aid; Carl War-nicWASHINGTON. Feb, 28 (U.P.) Fel 8 WASHINGTON, (CP.) personal health, public health, The. United States government ' Weather outlook for tfiex period first aid. . . . . will protest to Japan If - the diet March 2 to Inclusive! ,v Sidney John, athletics, personal there passes f tile government, bill KortberaRoeky Mottn ta in a no health, public health ; Donald Stow-el- l, which lifts tbe ban on land ownerplaten region niostly.falr weather, personal health, public heultb, ship by hut permits' discrim WASJIIXGTt )NFeb. 28. (U.P.) except some probability of, rains or athletics; KInio Jacolsen, personal ination Against Americans, it was "Fair aud rarber mmiI" weather for unows a bou t Tuesday .pE.lV edhesday health, .public health,., athletics; leHrnd today.. President .Cool-- , to aniTemperatttres near normal "most of Charles Fechser, first-aiWhile admitting Japan's right to the Inauguration-othe week. '"':. .'.''.''' mals, athletics, horsemunHhip. i retaliatory descrimination against idge here next Wednesday, was Southern Rocky' mountain and Edgar Clayton, cooking, athletics, such states as California, tbls gov predicted by the U. S. weather bur, platen regions Mostly fair weather pioneering ; Osmond Crowther, ath- ernment will Insist that citizens of eau today. " . Indications are fo health, other states receive the same reei)-roce.xcept some probability of rains' or letics, bugling, .personal snows about Tuesday or Wednes public health,, music. rights Js other foreigners. The over the north Atlantic states and -states prewent passed American argumett will be based irn rains over middleAtlautie day: Temperature JearlyTiorinal of W merit badges. i- most 'of "tnewfc' the Japanese note of February 21, Monday'' and again "Thursday and lie 1911, relating to the treaty of that Friday, but otherwise it will year, implying such rights. generally fair, it wt.s said. DID YOU EVER DO ITT ! SAN FRANCISCO, Feb., 28.; I (CP.) "Help! There's a holdup man In that alley yonder!" J. K. Sturgls chattered to I "The news that tae' city and coun- th'at the luiililing could lie fiuished patrolman In tbe " Richmond dis ty wimmisslons- intend trlct last night without any Ixifiding or special -- 'T started up the alley and he the 'new city and county building CHICAGO, Feb..' 28. (CP.) - tripled me and swatted me in The Chicago city council voted ear- without any special taxation, should Mor by -- alnuist of f ly twlny4o spend $507.D00.(Kt0 to meet with the heHTtwrqmtval ffjiiutx," cyeri- ffl-- t'Cllie.. the Armed with his flAshlight. r( purchase,, equip snd extend the and elevated lines and to build said CllfforiVright, county audi- - business of the county tins developed Volver drawn for quick action, ' " and.increaKed rapidly since the erecthe patrolman darted into the coanecting siibways in the down tor. and tion of the two Wuildiug the measure town wllf on years The past districts. the "IVurfng and nearly stejiped fi alley ar- every office U extremely cramped rft endeavored to has commissloii be the before voters himself. rake the placed teeth of the garden .'. range the finances of the county gj for room." April election.- 93 Merit Radges to Be Pre- sented Tonight at Mena Trope HalL , d h 'r' j -- s accom-modift- -- ho was digging a foundation of bis smoke house, it came known today." The property foriiicrly belonged to a' family named MUler and It is thought the gold iriay have been: placed there before the civil war, according to County Judge JGrover S(;ales. Scales said Wickliffa pick tore Into the tin box containing the iot of gold and according to Brtiles' belief, the Indian will be entitled to full ownership of the treasure. Wlckllff jeasously guards his - newly fonud riches and wont allow anyone to examine the coins close-t- v the 'Judge said. , , FORMER U.S. ' , l t p, RUM p- 1 '. 5'Wrts FOR QUAKERS gd -- - car-rle- " oe MIAMI, Fla.. Feb. 28. (CP.) The bod? of former United States Senator James Edgar Martine of New Jersey, who died .. herelsud-denly Thursday night following an 'attack of upoploxy, has been sent tohis home in Plalnfleld, N, J., for burial " 74 years old, 'Muttiue, ': bad icut the last three , winters ' who-wa- ., bere.v ;' . first,-athletic-s. . ' .: -'- U.S. PROTESTS HIAPANESEBILL TUESDAY FAIR WEATHER t - - END CAME SATURDAY MORNING AT 9:15 Inhabitants Are Reported to Have Xost Hearing from Blast.: Cabinet Decrees Eight 'Days of National Mourning for Dead Leader. ; raina-omno- " Thlrty-thAe-cout- 8 TRAFFIC LINES SPARKS FROM LIVE WIRES tax-atlo- -- - TiHun-bMHt'- mir-fa- I a f -'- - d - . PROVOMAYGET MORE AID FOR PLAYGROUND Receiving Playgrounds, - BERLIN, Feb. Bemstorff, former G to the United htiUct paid trmute to Ebert la tdeeraia rwetwd by Um United Press from Sternberg, " ua ambaiwador Barvarl. Ttrwds"- - IBa'Si Ebgrti historical v merit is that he rearued Ger front Bobherism, fh did not want revolution, but whea the refusal of the kaiser . t abdicate made revolution : unavoidably Ebert took over the ' kadershlp with a firm ham! ami ' r rradually restored order by talulnf contrary to the desire f the radical the good will of former officials. Thereafter he roverned '1th fine Urt and Silent dignity marked his ministration. ' . - ' ad.... . 'II -- 28. BERLIN'. 'Feb., CP.) Frederich Eltert, president of - the German republic, is dead, r: The end anieJhli morning ta4h remarkable man who started his life as a saddle maker' apprentice aud lived to see the- - German:-- , empire ormimjwmnd tnwetf inrmeilftrst head of the new democracy. "The: cabinet, has ideereed eight days of national monrnlnc as a trlhuFe'to the dead president Hmtdfrily ' stricken HU Monday hlght and operated - on r Tuesday morning. Eliert weathered the ensuing erlticsi day until early today when a sudden relap wrured hh pbynicitmit were beginning to restore hope of bis recoverr. Ills sturdy physlcque. weakened by the poison of peritonitis, failed to rally from and he died at 9:15 a. m. Fran Ebert, his son and daughter and his and Secretary of Sta te ' Jlelssner were present at Hie . death bed." ' Aa fficfal bulletin - ss i- d- Ebert died without regaining consciousness, the agony of his pain overcom. ing him early this morning. It was understood a Catholic bishop was la the sanitarium but was Bof summoned At 11 o'clook last night Eliert said ho was feeling .very well and asked doctors r give him a s peeling powder so. that his rest might be unbroken during the night ''Soon this whole nonsense will be ended be said. The patient awoke at 4 a. nk, how ever, with an alarmingly high fever, Physicians v declared peritonitis . Provo has the oiqiort unity of win? nlng another large sum of money from the Harmon Foundation for the children's park- - It- - wh by George Vlir'then at the American legion metlng Friday " evening. The Ilurmiin Foundation, has ap- - ctte f(ir awarded playground. Boyd's Borders', Blais wh(, wpre The city most, velopiug the best pmyground spirit in the. community wiu receive', a grand prise that will enahle it, to further develop the cause of recrea-ti.... for tbe children. Plans for carrying .out the park improvement were made, and A'rbnr day was set..a.side as a day lor all who are Interested' to work on the park. High school students and Boy Scouts will lie organized on that day for ciea nupaud treeplantlng work In an effort to make as big an Improvement as possible and'., win the first prbse If isissible. Dr. Cart F. Eyrliig pf the Voting university praised the legion for Its work In community welfare and recreation for tbe younger children aud said that in doing things for all we reap our great the benefit est source of happiness. trio from thennl The ?rsity reudered several . numbers which were greatly appreciated by the member of the' Legion prsent. r A member of our senior class, after studying "The Art 'of Xa for several ivevks, has maK-itl- , passed and Is now in the Goshen Navy lard where he Is port hole in spector of v the- Sclioouer. "Betsy Jane." . , - ' The diffidence- between Rinfe W. Lardiier and Sheriff J; D. Boyd, is this: That where Mr. Lardner quite frequently In his articles uses the words "Still and all," Mr. Boyd more frequently gets the "Still and all." It ban lien suggested by one of our number that tbe name of our resi dence be changed to T1Z" as there are so sum y of them,. tf ""-'- ;' "T (Continued on Page Three.) LONGWORTH NEW SPEAKER Players of the" game wisidwork- lng meets every morning at 9. ' A long niece of steel With notches on t,np sMf a'11(j a handltu each end s f gituhed. The game wmelsts In one man on each end of the steel Tilson of Connecticut Chosen phshlng and pulling the instrument Republican Floor Leader of across a iriece of wood. Th e sheriff Next Session, r; s lhs the game invariably and the men wip.their way to a meal and a WASHINGTON,. Feb. 28. (CP.) ' lied. Nicholas Longwortb of Ohio, will preside over the next bouse and - The botiUnrgera held an Im John Q. Tilson of Connecticut will . promptu (cuivplitioii the other day. le majority floor leader. t Invitations were . issued by the llepnlillcans in the next bouse ' sheriff ;and Judge Ballif. Both the nominated them in caucus last night seutleinen extended'the freedom of and because of the decisive .Republl the large roomjg the"county fail to cant majority In congress ail TrespnC '"Som'e accepted, while nominations are tantamount to elec-other paid thelp tribute of respect ticn. Democrats will meet tonight and departed, leaving behind tbem to go through the formality of choos . , footprints in the sand and slime. 7- tug their candidates. - Iiongworth defeated his only op . Judge Ballif has given a number ponent Martin Madden of Illinoi of goin-ln- . parties this .week. We 110 to 85 on the first ballot Tllkoi respectfully rwinost ,that he - hold was named by acclamation, Repre tbem not so often as the banquet aentatlve finell, Xew havini ' hall Is becoming crowded. . previously wlthdracn. . lioudworth succeeds Representa Fnm the number of thpse live Frederick K. Gillett of Mass week evidently has""been achusetts. who goes to the semit t and Tflsoi" succeeds Longwortb a "Make your own "booze week. Representative Vestal. Indiana, wti ' ot and all other-housJLrvineJBerlin .wrote a plece of fliers were music entitled '"Everybody Two-steNofie of "tho, LfFoliefte linlc'iieii Sow, prlfe fifty cents. "Mr. Boyd has introduced his-- , latest "Every- dents appeared at -- the meet in t Now." body" Price $209 hence no further disciplinary artln each, Berlin's swiii s to be more barring them from party coium! was needed. fKumlur. OFCONGRESS gteel-jgnlt- j . HIS DAUGHTER f - - t RIO DE JAXERIO. Fell.. 2iL (C.P.) The frciurtiilous blast of 3,0(10. ciincs or dj uangje'on the Island of CrJit may liave taken a toll fear. The ex of 3U liws, offU-lnlplosion came yesterday evening. during an oil fire.T... Humlreds of persons were severe-l-i' ' Injured, aii'ordiug to. early r- . sH . ; Cm Hit froin I T.rlii ynilionia fright. Scores have been made tern- porarily deaf, This city, ten nitlos from the Island, was badly shaleh. The roof of I 1 2 the Pbenlx theater bire crsnbed in. mliuiowa were brokeii and frame I cottages 'eollaisedi- All of tbe victims of the blast are Brazilian Itilsirers and firemen, who were fighting the flames. The Atlantic Refining, company owned the nil which was set aflame by un known means. fifty .explosions shook- the i stood lietwen 5 p. m. and T p. m. Ewy- Navy, Intrigue la charged to be one In the vicinity was rendered resMnnilile for confinement of ' ' deuj. Lieut. Frank Kennedy, above la the state Insane asylum at Napa, Calif., according, to. his wife,, above. In habeas corpus proceedings, to free her mate, tbe w ife accuses rUent. R. W. Chrlatle. of having conspired with other of ncerr to bast her EwF band.,1' She says they disliked him becaase he was not aa Annapolis man, and also sought to injure him because she had spurned alleged advances of Christie. Mrs, Kennedy also claims that the aulcide reof Lieut Albert P. BurHarmon Foundation to Dis- cently leigh was a result of the navy ln: Cities - - tribute $20,000 Among trlgije. INAUGURATION FATHER KILLS CHICAGO BUYS SENATOR DIES e esti-mate- d RAINORSNOW Indian, ?'lc trench for the JT"11 jtbMlj-dJ'heroke- First Head of German Republic Succumbs to Operation. t' ILLUSTRATED SHIRT QUICK; testl-mbne- y JAK, Oktii., Feb., 2S. (r.P.)-- A buried treasure, - totalling from to S,(KMI In gold was un-- , $."m,(JO earthed near here by Tom Wlckllff, 1 w THIRTY-THRE- p r s . llvered within the city limits of Provo is an. innovation' established Unlay by the Herald man- agemeut. The new route will beoperated by Lamar Scott of Lake View. It will cover all farm houses between Provo and Pleasant Grove which have boxes on the state highway and will a 1) Include ihe naeTard; Laker View and Grand View terrltoryv Approximately three Ifundred subscribers, many of whom are new patrons of the Herald, will be included on the new route. The new rural delivery system Ja a tremendous overhead .expense to the Herald and is established only after a careful survey of tbe territory and a conviction that a portion of the cost will be absorbed by. ! X4- f ". Prove at approximately the. waii hours that they are de- - SATURDAY " . - INNAVYPLOT mii UN Avav i i Darrell Crockett of Logan Is Provo Bench Readers to Get Gold Medal Winner in Herald Same Hour as City Amateur. Class. Subscribers. e DIES ' . couU-t.t--th- EBERT UlliHIYIIlL 'r - V' . PRESIDENT WIFE BATTLES EXPLOSION1 I NOVICE PRIZE WON LAKEVIEW MAN . , . BY J) A VIS SCHOOL B New CARRIER Richfield high school- - carried away the major prizes of the first KILLED ill nUAIARMTEa FOR HUSBAND 111 , T 8J U7 PRICE TWO CENT? NOT A BURBANK PRODUCT, BUT FROM HIS TOWN 1300 ROUTE BEGUN Office....... EJUorUl &eoa PKOYO, UTAH. SUNDAY, MAKCH 1. 1925. : WINS CONTEST EERJlLD PHOXEi B unloose .DENVER. 1'oto.retis, 28. (CP.) Dr, H. E. Blazer, 01, as confessed to killing his 32 year old Invalid danghte Hazel because he .thought he was dying and did not want to leave her "a burden on the commun-, ity. ;lolice said toaayr Hazel vvas found dead Tuesday. She had been, chloroformed. Her aged father was found by her bedside still alive after three He had Ho commit sujeide, himself, to poison tried hjjnselt ,'41(1' failing ln those ttd Slashed his throat with . a razor. He will recover. His daughter ha ben an Invalid since childlw)nd.She had the mental a eh I Ar nd phywttttl devebvptnen t-- tt ffSB Hti'l ' ' A sprag is a round piece of wood thrust, between the sjiokes of the cars that have wheels of no .brakes. , . .r:.- ' tbe-ne- ' : or, . pres-etttt- . e p j |