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Show 'i ft TEN PAGES RIVALS THE BEST 8 UTAH COUNTY FORTY-SECON- 7 Jj ijii SURPASSES THE REST Pages! to 6 YEAR, NO. 318 D 00 O0 Q0 O0 -- PRO VO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1928. -' - i . -r-QQ 0Q -- 00--- : i- jSo Qrr -i Q0- .ffpso--,- , - . - oo oo oo- - - mi : 1 iifn iv 1 vn kl -- 4 I TrSiis-Atlanti- , I 1 I U nn Mill II Ml I 111 Frail Yaqhts in ' ; , , , 1; Race c ' WW " Fi '' I ': : Y n Lieut.. Schiberg, of Sweden, Lands on Ice and Takes Of f With Old Friend ; Enthusiasm Is High Fellow-Air-ma- Economic Use of Land Unfit For Agriculture Is Urged By U. S. Forest Service f Of-- I LllNDBOIK IS Work Quits Work " . ... 1 . ftyjN Vs STOCKHOLM, July 6 (UP). Lundborg.' SwedLieut Einar-Paish hero Isolated at the Italia ice camp off Northeastland, was rescued today by his fellow aviator and close friend, Lieut Schiberg, the 'm'nlstry of defense announced. al ficial In Illustrated Lecture EmDhasizimr the value of Preserving and developing forest Aland : in Utah, H. N. Wheeler of the United States Forest Service gave an inter- - A J- dlB!""-,4uatio- ic TRIBUTE PAID REVISION OF POSTAL DEATH PUZZLE -- TO GIRL FLIER d AIRPORT MOVE PROGRESSING - LOOP TRIP IS " - not-appl- ON SCHEDULE . rapidly-decreasin- """" , " -- - . - 1 - con-elud- ed lf - . - . USMOOT URGED - . lf - 160-acr- i TO SEEK POST general-committe- e. GEORGE BOHN LAST APPEAL -- rt FOR HICKMAN ad. ' i d. rornmnnity Church on Can-tillo- ' 'h not i old-tim- eii ' - . Savoia-Marchetti-6- 4, - . - 11 X Mll. Than A IWWI RIO DE JANEIRO. July 6 (UP) Two calm Italian fliers. Ma tors Arturo Ferrarin and Carlo Del Prete, today had established a new long distance flight Tecord In a tnomen-- ; tous 4,321 mile trip from Rome to Senitabau Beach, near Natal Bra' zil. WHni SMITH NAMED -- Anson B. Call, Graduate Of They Janded there at. 7:15 p. m.-- , last night. Unable to locate the big B. Y. U. Named Assistant landing field' at Natal, and then took off again trying to locate a County Agent ,v better, landing field where they could get supplies for their Savoia-MarchAnson B. Call, 28, a graduate of . monoplane. the Young university, formerly of Th fliers bad beenln the air for Mexico, will succeed Walter F. 51 hours and 24 minutes when they Smith to the position of assistant i first landed on the Natal municipal county ' agricultural agent of Utah beach near the river Ceara and the county, according to announcement aflrlo Falls. f made, here today w They had broken the long disThe appointment was mads at a tance flight record made by Clarmeeting held here Thursday eve- ence Chamberlln and Charles A. Lening, at which Director William vins, who flew 3,909 miles to GerPeterson and William W. Owens, many from New York last year. . . -- etti - assistant director of the extension division, Utah Agricultural college, met with county officials. Mr. Call was the unanimous choice of those present " " Outstanding StudentMr. Call came to Provo about five years ago to complete his education. During his attendance at the local school he has been an outstanding student' Last year he was graduated with a B. 8. degree, and this spring he took out his master's degree, specializing In the field of entomology and kindred subjects. The appointment will be effective July 10, it Is announced. At this time Mr. Smith will leave to attend the farmers' annual encampment at Logan, which will convene the week of July 17 to 21. Mr. Call's work will include the boys.' and girls' lub work, horticulture, insect control, and home In' these fields Mr. Smith has been particularly active and successful. ' Following the encampment he will go to St George to assume his duties as agricultural agent of Washington county. The flight of these two former Italian war fliers was as spectacular as It was carfeully planned. Secret Preparation The gray monoplane, capable of 150 miles an hour, had been prepared secretly for the great test As a preliminary teat the two airmen took the machine aloft and broke the endurance flight record of Captain George Haldemaa and Eddie Sanson. Then they pronounced the craft ready for Its great challenge of the PROVO YOUTH L. D. S." BAPTISM SERVICES D. S, baptism services win be held Sunday at I p. m. In the Utah - - beau-tlflcatlo- n. Savoia-Marehe- South LAID TO REST ttl Atlantic Tuesday evening the craft was loaded with Its five and one-ha- lf toas of fuel, with sandwiches, wines, coffee and fruit and the fliers appeared for a start Reports from the ocean said that flying conditions wars not the best Farrarin met this report with a shrug of his shoulders. "We expect to make It We greet our Latin brothers," Ferrarin said. At 7:80 p. m- - Rome time, ths mo tors of the great plane were roaring and at 7:51 p. m. the plane was away at terrific speed, varying from 122 to 137 miles per hour. stake admlnstraUon building. The bishopric of the Bonneville' ward will be In charge. . nSE , IMPOSED A. G. Marlon, arrested here July Bishop Clarence Durrant was In charge of the funeral services held Fourth on a charge of possession, In the Pioneer ward chapel Thurs- was sentenced to pay a fine of $50 or serve 30 days In the county jail day afternoon, for C Edward 15, son of the lata Clarence by Judge George 8. Ballif thjs morning. The fine was paid. Flygare and Vylan A." Flygar Giles, of Heber. The young man died Monday evening at the home of the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Allen of Provo, following a two years'. Illness of heart disease. " Provo William D. Norman and E. S. - The were the speakers Hinckley Misses Anna and Betty Madsen h And the Evening furnished two beautiful duets, "O Cycle big fish contest goes Love Divine.' and "Face to Face." merrily on! and Miss Cloone Wllklns sanglhC; Charley Reynaud - of Provo solo, "Lay My Head Beneath the reported the catch of a ' officially Rose.", . : 5 pound rainbow trout out of . Kenneth Flygare opened with j the Provo river Thursday. This prayer and the benediction was I is considerably the largest trout pronounced by Elton A. Hartley. ' reported caught In the river this The body waa taken to Heber for season, and was caught by the funeral services and Interment fortunate angler with a grass-T hopper for bait AMERICANS IN MOSCOW Remember, fishermen! You BERLIN, July 6 (UP), John have until July 13to hrlng In Mears and Charles B. D. Collyer, yotir aJg fish for the contest Americans trying to tour the world Catch 'em soon, and. don't forgot In S days, left bynirplane at 1:80 p. to report 'em when you get an." today for Moscow, after a hasty 'em! You may win a valuable " ytsit to American Ambassador prize! Fly-gar- e, ProvoanGet8 Trout. I fi River nd Herald-Meredit- " SchAirman. . -- JX. . - - -- , UNDER ARREST . RIO DE JANEIRO"July 6. (UP) Safe after a ic flight in which they broke the world long distance record, Major Arturo Ferrarin and Major Carlo Del Prete, or Nthe royal Italian air force, were with their monoplane today on the beach at Touros, 45 miles from Natal. i vThe Bilver gray in which the avia-tor- a made their flight of 4,321 miles from Rome, was located shortly after its landing last night when rain and hailstorms and blinding fog made continuance of their flight : . .. .. impossible.' A French airmail plane located the Italian fliers, and a National Telegraph dispatchTBaid they left in the French ' - : plane for Natal at 8 :30 a. m., E. S. T. : was The French plane later reported flying over Natal: IS BAFRING SUCCESSORS RATES IS ANNOUNCED j Ferrarin and Del Prete Land on Beach Near Natal During Terrific Storm; All Is Weir ' trans-Atlant- Wife Told oiJSaiety- -. A Soon after news of his rescue was Dr. Hubert Work, new chairman, of received here, Lundborg sent a the National Republican Commitwas to wife he his message saying beWith wind and sail their only means of crossing 3055 miles of open sea, these tiny schooners, with two others safe aboard the rescue ship Quest, tee, Is shown here after he resigned esting illustrated lecture their owners and the at Virgo Bay, and that he was in as Secretary of the Interior.- He fore the Provo Conservation very like them, are racing toward Santander, Spain., All of the boatsIs are skippered by one of carried his resignation to President LeJt the amateurs. be Mohawk, race manned of the rules that by provide they evening good health. association Thursday made one has craft the of that Boston. The of center F. is Coolldge at the. Wisconsin Summer markPlnta, its already only Almost Wolfe, enth'niasm frantic Dudley captain. at the Hotel Roberta. " n , l ed the rapid a r journey, is shown at the right. through White House. Great Territory Idle Sweden of the heroic tviator's resThroughout his talk, which was cue bya fellow Swede. profusely illustrated by beautiful 'Schiberg duplicated the feat in and Instructive slides, the speaker whlchrljundborg flew to the camp emphasized the fact that more than in a small airplane, landed on the 45,000,000 acres of land In Utah are six hundred by 900 feet treacherous whatever,-anuse no to put being Ice flow, rtow dangerously thin and that the real prosperity of the rescued General Umberto Nobile, state depends upon the economic use the Italla'svcommander. made 'Of this Immense territory. ' On the second flight Lundborg's The value of timber and brush In Amelia Earhart Is Welcomed machine crashed on the rough Ice. Disappearance of Loewenstein which of. land, erosion preventing Since then he had been isolated - result . Now Becomes More in decrease - In - land -- value To New York By with the five men of the Italia crew and actual flood danger in many Reductions In" Charge For who had pitched camp there. i. Mystifying Great Multitude , sections, we given., streas fcjr Mr. , " Inthtiftto Friend-Mailing Are General; PostWheeler, whose slides featured the It was appropriate that Schiberg contrast between national forest card and Newspaper Rates NEW YORK, July 6 (UP) Ame- should have been the rescuer. He Is 8 LEBOURGET AIRDROME."of July land, carefully tended by the govCap(UP). The disappearance In triumph Lundborg's observer, and the two ernment, and land unwisely used Interna Alfred Loewenstein. Included In General Change lia Earhart came home tain had been friends intimate for beyears. today. by the public. The speaker put from his pri tional Up through lower Broadway Details of the rescue were await vate high financier, - fore his audience in a graphic manairplane was plunged : into aced men the. two whence avidly here, Announcement :of revision In U. where New York shouted its ner the dangers of overgrazing to LIndbergh,Chamberlin set out to aidjn theWscjiaUheU?ep" mvstexytodaywhen experts which have brought barren hillsides Kiwanis Club Promotes Activ- asserted after testa, that a man postal rates effective July 1. 1928. claim the Boston girl who stricken Italia Polar explorers. and Byrdrrose and soil Joss In Utah. Watershed alone could not open the cabin door been made by Postmaster J. I has V of Americans Celebration band select the Is matter in this vital a Legion joined ity; - , protection of a plane like Loewenstein's while ' P. McGulre. who have conquered the Atlantic by '' state, he pointed out, and the use It was flying. Wins High Praise I While the rate change Is quite air. ' With her were her companions of timber for this purpose la out-- , Matter Tents Complicate Trepassey JJay . , to first on the flight-frestanding, he declared.. general In order to check- conflicting Walter Adams, Kiwanis member CM maiit except, that commercial to Wales Wilmer Stultz, the pilot, Timber on Decrease statements. regarding Loewenstein's mechanician. Lou and Gordon, A warning was sounded In regard of a Joint Chamber of Commerce, disannearance. experts made a ser- earda";will carry a one cent Escorted To City Hall . -to the g Ifs of tarefut testf with aToTcKe"r supply of Rotary and Kiwanis "commercial rate nBtead of 2 cents as hereto-Atlanto the woman first The fly " " timber In the United States, The re similar WLioewenstein's. airplane -- tic was met :" reported-rpro-tfoGrover commlUee, Whalen, Mr. McGulre sUtes. by In these planes, the wing propeller disappearance of tlmberland , from airport the of chairman mayor's reception are being made by causes tremendous air .pressure div Michigan, Wisconsin and other gress being made In the establish- NMrsDaper Mall Rate went down the bay theArrangements education department rectly on the door leading out of the ltates came In for special comment ment of an airport in this city, at) The rate pf second class matter committee, whoMacom phyiscal to secort in her of Brlgham Young university for cabin. tug ; In connection with his ; talk, Mr. the weekly luncheon meeting of is .very favorable to we puDiic, Mr. to the city City Hall. the annual trip around TimpanogQs Wheeler brought out the need of at the made .their After tests, club held at the Hotel McGulre points out. Newspapers, the Kiwanis Miss Earhart, Stults and Gordon scenic I for education along fire prevention . . loop Saturday. The party tame height and speed at which instance, which formerly took were taken President-off the Roberts wSteamship leave Thursday. will the l Education f lines, and spoke' of the wild life a cent rate- for each two ounces Roosevelt building Captain' Ronald Drew, Loewen ' ortwo Waiting to greet atI;30 o'clock, will go to Tlmpan-ogo- s stein's pilot, had said the plane was as preserved by the forests. He Data Being Gathered a iracuon inereoi,- may now coe Mrs. Mrs. were Clara them Stultz, came out firmly against extermincave, up the North Fork of Iflylng.i expert reached the con Mr. Adams told of the work now , sent for one cent mother of the flier, and Miss American Fork canyon for lunch, clusion ' atlon of animals, with the excep- that the door could not have 'Third class rates. now have a Stultz, under of and the way suggestions Bruce of Anna Mass., Brookline, to Camp AKamont, the Big Tree, been opened by one man unaided. lion of coyotes and wolves. speciaTTeafure" desirable to heavy million acres of land made by the "general committee, mailers of advertising matter, a who promised to marry Gordon If and thence to hidden lake. X "Forty-thre- e will who Atlantic flew he and the Inwho are gathering data and all On the return rtrlprr-th- e In Utah are not being utilized," fv.t. group LQNDON, July 6 (UP privilege that must be obtained the speaker.."Most of this formation pertaining to the estab- through special permit from the keep her promise. expects to visit the Hot Pots for in the disappearnaca 'of Captala Into line Harbor craft and swung the geological information avail- Alfred Loewenstein. noted Belgian land is useless for agriculture, but of an airport here. Special postoffice department. This rate is made a lane of dipping flags and able It can be put to use as forest land, lishing . and for a swim. Dr. George financier who fell from his Fokker one and one-hacent for each two - as reis consideration the Macom sirens the being given H. Hanson, of the geology depart- plane as It crossed the English . and Utah citizens face a most imounces or fraction thereof, unless shrieking pointed its hose toward the Battery ment will be along to determine Channel, continued today as efforts portant problem In this situation." quirements of a landing field;' such privilege Is obtained. steamed up the bay. how far the students are removed were started to find the body. Prior to Mr. Wheeler's lecture, marking, lettering and coloring the Fourth class rates (parcel post) and Miss Earhart was dressed in a Captain Roland Drew, pilot of field; establishment of adequate were not changed In the first three modish gown and a 'small, trimly from the amphibians. ( The party may stop at Vivian the Loewenstein plane, believes he (Continued on page six) zones, but one cent reduction from cut buildof the and runways, marking hat had displaced the leather or Upper Falls resort for a dance knows fairlyV accurately the spot v the first pound was made In the ings as guides to aviators. flying helmet before coming back to Provo. where Loewenstein might have fallSince it is necessary to have- run other-- five zones. A line of automobiles was drawn' x A special handling fee of 25 cents Friends of the Institution are In- en after opening either accidentalone-hain mile ways extending at the up Smiling broadly, battery. out either direction from the center of was formerly ..charged on parcels Miss Earhart, Stults and Gordon vited to Join the party. If they ly of purposely a door ' 'leading will place their names In the hands of the cabin e given fast mail privilege, but that the field, it Is pointed out that a into the car first the short for got : of the committee In time for them On Eve pf Great Scheme ;r tract of land will be necessary rate now Is divided Into three, as ride to City Hall. ' : to ob It, they will arrange trans- "Loewenstein's dramatic death, for the airport In addition to this, follows: Ten cents for parcels up to Ticker TapA, Confetti suitable service stations will have two .pounds ;115centa. for parcels r As tHe parade swung into lower portation for them. The entire trip coming with such suddenness, had a will cost in the neighborhood of telling effect on the courses of many from two to 10 Political friends of Chairman JL. to be constructed, and hangaro for for all over 10 pounds, and 20 cents Broadway motorcycle police pushed $2.50 or $3. Each person Is to take" European capitals. The financier pounds. O. Smoot of the board of Utah coun-t-y the planes, all of which are being to the back the curb. Out his own lunch. who had at times offered to loan mail ' Includes of crowds Special delivery the by planned the windows of skyscrapers commissioners, are .urging him his own government $50,000,000 special of meeta fast made are Plans handling for privileges being to enter the race .for secretary of . without interest and the French mail service, and the rate changes came ticker tape and confetti. to be held with and ing probcity At the City hall, Joseph McKee, slate on the Democratic ticket are as follows: Ten cents on matter government $100,000,000 at two per ' Local friends of Mr. Smoot Inter- - ably county officials by, the comthe city's cent Interest, had claimed to be two or 20 cents on acting mayorr extended, ested In his success declare that his mittee, members pf which announce matterpounds two less; official welcome in the absence of Just ready, to start on one of his to from ten and a of the federal that pounds, representative nomination for secretary of state 25 cents on matter over 10 pounds. Mayor James J. Walker, who Is on greatest financing schemes. of aviation a vacation In Hollywood. would assist In giving the state a government department - He had been tremendously active be In Provo within the next The old rat was 10 cents, 15 cents McKee Democr-tl- c' the medal of the presented ticket. will of, late, even calling by transrAt-lanti- c and 20 cents on first class matter. of New --York to Miss EaiTutttJ This. morning he received a call urg- - two or three weeks. At this meetCity telephone several times a day Special be more Delivery will fully discusx Ing him to .meet with. Salt Lake ing plans aiuuz ana uoraon, ana also gave to the United SUtes. . , . Special delivery on other than them a scroll of welcome. 80. formerly Oscar Bonn, v party leaders who are sponsoring sed for the establishment of the George - fjrst class" is xas follows-- For parMr. Adams announcProvo - was to of airport, .American Fork,Ma Miss brought briefly;-'"ThEarhart . is responded campaign. Mr. cels two- - pounds or lees 15 rents. is the most glorious recept- Provo from Ruth, Nevada, Thurs1. Bmoot has not Indicated whether or two to ten pounds, 25 ionParcels from Praised Work Leflon Is will hot he accede to their wishes. I hava."feef:.haL..It always day, by Deputy Sheriff Charles a reels over ten pounds. 85 a Expressions of commendation cents. to to New York. Coates, on a charge of 'failure to come He, however, is said to be giving pleasure were 10 cents, 15 but this time It. is were given to the Provo post of the cpnts- old " the matter serious consideration. greater .than provide for his wife and two minor American Legion for the splendid cents, and 20 cents. 20 hours and' 40 minutes children: evcrThe manner In which the Fourth of . The Insurance- fee changed only which we. spent over the Atlantic When taken before Judge George SENTENCE IS SUSPENDED on amounts from $50 to $100, which were well worth It Most of the S. Ballif this morning, Hohn declar. Harold Blumenthal of this city July celebration was conducted, and now is. 20 cents instead of 25 cents. ed that he-hsent money to his was arrested here Thursday by the Klwanians went on record as No chanfiSL. waswiad. In C(XD, credit of course, goes to Mr. Stultz his for until a month or two ago. members" o? the. sheriff s off ica on a being in favul' or the LegTonnaTres wonderful family, piloting." V. fees. and that he has been III much of day . LOS ANGELES. July 6. (UP) possession charge When taken be sponsoring future " Independence . Registered mall may now be cov-''Tore Judge George B. Ballif this programs. the time since then. He wsa placed The plea of Mrs. Eva Hickman to S. tQamaximumamount- Of Claude Ashworth, Alex Hrd. under $500 bond pending prelimin- "save my son from the gallows," morning he was sentenced to pay 1 :flne of $50 or serve thirty days qujat, M. WV Merrill and F. T. Rey- $1,000, instead of only $100 as for- I ary hearing of the cane. has reinforced-th-tntonttto The fees range f rom15 - While In Nevada the deputy sher- carry the ease of William Edward Cor. Second No. and Vni. An, In the county Jail. The sentence, nolds told the clubmen of the means merly. ' cents to $1.00 iff visited Ely and other towns of Hickman to the United States suhowever, - was suspended - pending used to accomplish the great cele."Trinity In Religion" will be the that stale. He declare that since preme court. Attorney Richard bration, and declared that thoi,Le-glo- n n I goodlng behavior. ' ROTARY LADIES' NIGHT like to make this an ansubject of Rev. E. E. Bacheldcr'a ' Nevada has no prohibition law Ely said today.: . : t nual would The Provo Rotary club will corn-duc-t sermon at the Community church is widd operr, both as to saloons event if the business men renThe-Wcath- er Following: the decision of the ! Ladies' night at SaUaf"!' this next Sunday morning In connection , and gambling' denar-,H- e dered the same type of support to rtateattist slate supreiift court at San Franthe project Various club members evening, according to an announce- with the service of worship held at : saloons are. run on the same basis cisco, ordering - Hickman to .hang Ttah Generally H declared that business has been ment of .C. T, Kclgley, president Jl OCIOCK. Ihere IS always a cor-- i that thcv.wer Hnndnrlorf In for thrfcnurder of Marlon Parker, 'air tonight and doubled by the celebration this year, The local clubmen with their wives dial welcome, to all. hat word from Kandays,Xxe!pt 4 are school of Provo at The education and expressed the opinion that an (Vclock. jThe leaving" moonshine whiskey Is served at 25Tsaa City that Mrs. Hickman wished taturdny; religious 10 nuch change In annual affair of the same propor- luncheon program will be given Is held every Sunday mJ cents par drink, Instead of bonded defense counsel to continue efforts tions would be of the- - greatest adto prevent her son's execution. stuff, as of old. wnpTtur, ladies. Bathing, dancing and other derfully well during the summer Maximum terap. vantage to Provo. e All of the degambling except ior m , unuea mates su rrAn-opInvitation to Join vices are running undisturbed, and preme court ruling, eecutlve clemThursday ... 96 . Madison W... Merrill, vice presi- amusmentsi of the resortf will be season. ."1 Minimum . temp. dent, presided at Thursday's meet- enjoyed by: the Provoans, it Is us on these occasions Is extended the usual shooting scrapes continue ency remains the only hope for the stated. Jto all. , - ... I 4 MA as or yore, the deputy declares. . Thursday ,...48 ing of the club. . U , layer.trans-Atlant- uUliirLLIL OUbbCOd Hi ...,.'; , |