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Show PROVO, UTAH COUNTY,. LTAH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 231928. De$catedmid Gorgeous Surroundings "fit- r- - iA. . v v 'I ' 1 s if V - 4 i 1 r f :L - 4. YA - 'r-- "l ' i i.. .- - t n Utah Aggies Triumph In Thrilling (Same, 10 to 0 mWWIITTHE 1 I uv HI f I L.xri id; AH right, Mr. Reader how ia the presidential election going to go? Nobody knows for certain, of cause, but a lot of people are trying to guess and If a man observes to things closely enough : be able to come within a reasonable margin of exactness in his prediction. Evening Herald wants to find out which one of Its, readers is the best amateur political prophet. On page 8 are printed three tables. . One Is at table showing how each state voted in 1924, when Coolidgt was elected. Another shows how the vote went in 1916, the year oi the last Democratic victory. The third contains a list of the states, with their electoral votes, Vil , anil iuiA L. U An m 41 Is for you to fill out. Write down tn each column the votes you think each candidate will get; for example, if you believe Hoover will get California s vote, put 13 In the Hoover column on the California line and so on. Total the figures - (Special to the Herald) SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct 27. Flaying the Order of Sevens and charging that It has mired the goodname of. Salt Lake afTd Utah, Col. C. E.. Loose ofProvo, well Century Old But Dances known mining man and capitalist, and for years one of the wheel horses of the Republican party of MURRAY, Utah, Oct. 27, (UP) out the first hundred lr. Utah,- tonight tton to the candidacy of Ernest years of her life;' Mrsr Almrra Elir-Bamberger, Republican candidate abeth Greeno prepared today for monster celcbratioatomorrow- - at for the United States senate, Col. Loose is a close personal I which she will keep a date to daftcr friend. and business. associate of with her grandson when she-- la s r. century old. The date was made senator xieeuI oomuuu The announcement of the oppo- years ago, jokingly, - the grandson sition was made In a letter read thought out in all seriousness by 'over station KSL Saturday night Grandma Greeno. He declared that he would not only Cheerful and active, the aged vote against Bamberger, "but would woman has blocked and finished a since her 99th birthday. , It urge everybody else- to do so, for quilt been about her only occupa the reason that -- Bamberger is has "wttnout-tn- e necessary quaiiijca- - tion but she has completed every stitch unassisted. -- tiona for the office, possessing-- ). The ladies of her church Tiave a pleasing personality and a splenmade a great birthday cake from did financial rating." The letter from CcJ. Loose stress- which Will .flicker 100 candles at the ed the fact that to make the pro- birthday party tomorrow afternoon test effective King must be voted The city administration will present her wtih 100 silver dollars. for. ' The letter from Col. Loose, as Scrolls of congratulations will be presented by Mrs. Frank Gross, read last night, is as follows: To the Republican Voters of Utah : Mayor Lester, and Mrs. E. J, Cheg- For upwards of fifty years I wldden. The party will be held in have been wholeheartedly devoted Fraternal halL to the Republican party In the ' state end natio. It was my priviMeet lege- to be the ""first president of 'the first Republican club organized In Utah county at Payson. Our to- Under the auspices of the, Provo my first ballot for U. S. Grant. I Derrfocratlc women, a reception and will be given at the residence was reading the Qulncy-Whi- g, of even before its believing principles Mayor and Mrs. Alma Van Wagen the Republican psrty was formed. In the years that have passed In honor of Mrs. Belle Reeves of "since then I have been honored Washington, u. c, national com with the leadership of the party, mittee woman, .. , tn iwnlva vaart fia Jntinnal Cnm- - Mrs.' Reeves will speak on na as mltteeman. for eight years ifonal Iftftlipa of the nnmnnlcrn chairman of . the State Central c an(j f efreghments will complete Committee., I am proud of my rec the program. All Republicans of Provo are invited to attend. candidates whff. have been elected while I was cnargea wnn me Tea of our Republican cam: - declared-hia-cppos- T- 111 "FARM VOTE Col. Loose Flays Ernest Bamberger T APPEAL at the bottom of the column and see whom your figures make the winner. Or If you prefer, you can prepare and fill out a similar" form . on plain white paper. The tables of 1924 and 1916 may help you In arriving at a decision-- . They show how states have voted in other years once) when a Republican was elected and once when r Democrat won. Study them and Herbert - Hoovet Announces you will have a better idea of the normal political complexion of the If Elected, Special Session . country. to Consider Farm Relief ; Then sign your name and address and send the blank to the Election JJoraii Makes Statement Editor of Evening Herald. .. . All answers must be in the hands of tie "Election Editor bythejeve- OK1CS By TIIOM.1S ning or juonaay, inov. o, me day before election. Names of those who United Press): Staff Correspondent forecast the result correctly or come WASHINGTON, Oct. 27. closest to it will be published after (UP) Herbert Hoover, an the nationsi verdict is known.' ' Let's see how good a political nounced today he would, if dopester you are! call a special session - . . paigns. Reed Sm'oot was first elected to Republican (iven Thursday 111 Outplays -- Invaders Throughout First Half, But Aggies Come Back In Second i With Savage Offense to Win DAIRY PLANT BLSUIL1 MOVE GOES ON "9 . .- i- - By BOB GOODEIX B. T. U.'s fighting Cougars made a great bid for victory over Utah Aggies In the first half of Saturgame but days stadium dedication the bid was. not ' quite strong Play By Play . :- first-ha- rd - lf 4 well-earne- gnj-fan- - o d o rd Dixon-Taylor-Russ- ing-bef- ore rd " ' . , -- labor-savin- g Uons, particularly agricultural lief, which urgently require solu tion and which should noi do delayed for a whole year. "It is our most urgent economic problem. I should hope it can be lealt with at a regular this fall and that a special Besslon session rould be avoided." "If, however'that cannot be accomplished, I would, if elected, "not allow the matter to drift and would of necessity call an extra session 50 as to secure early constrictive action," Confers With Borah ' Hoover's statement was Issued Continued on Page Six) FLYER SOARS OVERSTADiUM Piloting his own plane, Dean R. Brlmhall, son of President and Mrs. George H. Brimhall. flew over the B. Y. U, campus during the stadium dedication ceremonies Saturday afternoon distributing dodgers boosting "the newest B. Y. U. Improvement projects. Mr. Brim-ha- ll who Is at present living in New York claims the distinction of being the first "Y" graduate to ,fly over the stadium. Following his graduation from the Young university a few years sbo. Mr. Brlmhsll went to New York where ha . became affiliated with the Psychological Corporation of America. He Is an enthusiastic aviation fan, having been connected with the air service In Washington during the war. Robert H. Hinckley, of Ogden, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hinckley of Provo was a passenger in the Brimhall from Ogplane' with-tr- . den, where they left Saturday at noon. TODAY the United States senate when Ir A tea will be given bjLthe mem ThennualonventiQiLpf the waji national committeeman-"an- d raemwr or ine uian ouaio Dtunic, bers of the Provo Women's Repub- Utah stake Primary association and ; I - supported him, Oeorte lican club, Thursday, November 1, will be held Sunday at 2 p. m.m Sutherland, present justice of the from 8 until 6 o'clock, at the resi the Fourth ward chapel. All stake United States Supreme Court, for- dence of Mrs. Walter Robinson.'. Aj and ward officers, and members bf musical program Is to ward bishoprics ar urged to be mer Governor William Sory, the high-clas- s be furnished. All Republics n wom- present It Is expected that general .late Chief Justice of the Utah board members will be Tn" Court J. E. Frick, and P. N. en of TTtah county are cordially bt lb attendance."- "-- -'icominuea on rage six; -- 1se HH Methods of Financing Project . NEW YORK, Oct. 27:: . Discussed at Meeting (UP) Gov. Alfred E. Smith Public Utilities Commission Of Citizens donned his brown derby today -7 enough. t6s Continue Hearing Mon-'da- y FIRST QUARTER The determined Aggies from Lo carried his presidential cam to U. of kicks off B..Y. Reeve 10 togan at fought off the Cougars' fre Penno'clock; of are heart Plans into the Jlorning progressing japidly paign Smart who returns to his own threats, and cams quent a of modem genward the erection sylvania, a strong Republican Courtroom Is Crowded. back in the second half with a sav- line. off an tackle Smart tries coa eral utility plant In.Provo by ' state. attack which brought ten points operative organization controlled buck, but gains only one yard whend jage m victory, JEiectQralZyoteahave-bee- n and" ownad by theXarmers anj Simmons gets htm from vTHearing"vofthferapplioati6n counted for - fifty "years .and of - the - Salt Lak e and Utah dairymen of Utah and Wasatch Call goes off left tackle for 6 yards. Two Golden Chance held Friday Gillespie fails to gain at center, and counties. At a The final score of 10 to 0 does not a single Democratic can- Railroad company-tbuiltTa night in the cKymeeting and county bulid- - It (a fourth down,-twyards to go. not begin to tell the story of the didate haSi received one of them, ur from its mam line on Llng, ways and means ,of financing Call punts to Vacher, who is downed fierceness of the encounter. The but ..Smith's managers and - local proposition was discussed by the by Smart 'without return on his "Yt Cougars outplayed their rivals Pennsylvania leaders have told Center street to serve the the line. Rowe makes a yard off clearly-imembers of the special committee the first half, and haa him that this - year - he has the company representing the dairy producers' right tackle. A fumble is turned in- two golden chances to score. In the chance to do what Democrats beelected, morn- cooperative. to a backward pass, and Rows gains second half. Aggies were fore always have considered impos opened here Saturday clearly suto consider farm sible; of end. Vacher perior, but ven then B. Y. U.'s line igarding the In. 3 yards around-tig- ht Judge Elmer off left tackle for T yards and was ironclad near its goal line, and. relief legislation if adequate His special train arrived in Cam-- I Corfman, chairman of the stallation of machinery and ment offered by the W. J. Douthttt a first down on n. T. u. s H the "Y" passes and end runs conaction thereon is not taken in den, N. J., across the Delaware-rrvUtah ' Public utilities commis Engineering company of Chicago line. . ' tinued to be dangerous until the 3:50 p. m. at er from Philadelphia, sion. the coming short session. Rowe makes a long pass to Reeve game ended. was accepted with one or two minor Camden, across the new Through The city courtroom was crowded modifications? According to the for a gain. Reeve is downed Joe Call and Captain Theron Hoover's statement said: bridge, to his hotel in the city of to capacity with interested cit terms of the agreement the com- on Aggies' line. Aggies take Smart put the Aggies In front ot S. William leader the of a special Republican "The question of whom represented izens, 4 many Rowe on out a time furnish the their rivals, Call, whose broken field gains yards complete panywill session of congress after March 4 Vane, the Democratic presidential the citizens' committee which is or tqulpment for a modern creamery line bucJLOn a fake, Vacher gains running was the outstanding fea of a n the event of the return of the nominee paraded at the head to register objection to the and milk powder 2 ganized off yards right tackle. Another ture of the game, returned a punt motor caravan. plant with the Republican party has been under Polished Up Speech granting of the application. latest devices. Includ- fake .results in a loss of 3 yards through the entire Cougar team In was discussion for some time. railroad The repre company ing a bacteriologlcal'laboratory for when Jensen spills Rows behind his the third period, going 62 yards for The governor spent ihls morning sented 'There are a number of quesby Judge William Storey, Jr., the analysis of milk. , line. C. Skousen falls to gain on a a touchdown. Smart then provided , re- polishing up the speech he is to y Democrats at Lincoln 3 Wednesday tackles PRIMARY-CONVENTIO- s N while the opposition was representwide end run, and It ia Aggies' ball the finishing touches with the extra L. Booth, J. Would Guarantee Market ed on their line. Call breaks point after touchdown, and a perC. Halberslaben and Robinson and run around right fect This plant will be capub'i.i of away for a field goal later in the" " Robinson, line. game. ... . to 100,000 pounds of end. Ball Is on Aggies' up handling Service Larre Truck whole milk per day, manufacturing Aggies are penalized 15 yards for Five thousand fans,- keyed up to & railroad Only witnesses for the cream or butter and milk powder. holding. Wade Is thrown for a high pitch for the dedication loss on a run around B. Y. U.'s were thrilled by the sensationgame, company were questioned Saturday, The engineering company will guaren- the first wltnessb.e!ngArthur-N- . leftendiZLGillesple counter. new-plawas a spectacular game for antee, the It market Taylor, president and general man- its products and will also leave - a the center of the line for 5 ysrda to watch, with both teams display ager- of an manes lung puni 10 vacner, tng briliant attacks and stubborn of the plant to teach man In which firm would be benefit- the localcharge who runs out of on his bounds defensive play. employes the proper opted by the proposed spur. line, but the play Is called back eration of the factory. ".. Mr. Taylor's testimony consisted HT-Th Y. U. for offside B, and pen- Greatest Crowd EYW These plans do not Include the largely of methods now employed In building which-4greatest crowd In B. Y. U.'s tfr be constructed alty. Third down, 20 yards to ga footbair MSt5ry "was no small fea- -, under of a special, on Page Six) - (Continued on Page Six) (Continue ture of the battle. It was an excommittee of the Provo chamber of cited crowd, a football crowd. Cerecommerce, under the chairmanship (Continued on Page Six) of W. R. Phibbs. Present plana call CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH monies, student "pep" and a great made the occasion a great one, for.the completion of the plant by First Church of Christ Scientist game in every way, and not a sincrlc apeo- ' v. ' : - r J comer' of First May 4, 1929. and East First tator. failed to 2 far " than his GUARD-DI- ES Present - at the -- meetingVriday Nort- h- Btreetr Regular Sundav I IZJ . J. were Saturday's scores i Pleasant morning services m subject Vtah Agglea 10, B. Y. V. 0. Grove;, Lee R. Taylor of Payson; "Probation After Death." Sunday disappointment that the Coutrars Il 83, Culm ado ' UC aohool West High 20, L. D. S. 0. Hanson and Samuel Taylor, of Pay-so- evening meetings are held at 8 have been different for Aggies. Montana State 0; Mont "C 0 Dr. Gustav Wilster and J. R. o'clock. Reading room This clever quarterback's end runs Colo. Teachers 28, Wyoming 0. Beus of the .Weber county central from 2:30 to 4:30 o'clock.openAlldaily are made trouble for the "J" time after Mines 15, Western State 16. , dairy cooperative ot Ogden. welcome. PLEASANT GROVE, Oct 27. Missouri 0, Nebraska ; time, and his great punt return Funeral services will be held in the spelled disaster- .- He 0; Oregon Aggies Washington . in tabernacle stake Tlmpanogos 29. Aggie punting In fine jityle. Pleasant Grove Tuesday afternoon California 0; Olympic 12. at 2 o'clock for Ernest R Halliday. Idaho 20, Cat So. Branch 6, (Continued on page six) former resident of this city, who Haskell 14, RegH 9. dropped dead Saturday morning as . Wash.. State 51, College of ' I he was going to Work at the state Idaho 0. prison where he had been a guard Stanford 47, Fresno 0. for the past 12 years. By Army 8, YfUe . For some time Mr. Halliday had 6. State Penn. 6, Cannon Syracuse been suffering from heart trouble 5. With Impressive and fitting cere- Y. U. athletic council and and It Is believed that this was the ' Penn. 0, Navy presl Michigan 0, Wisconsin 7. A deplorable monies the beautiful "Y" stadium ain cause of his death. He fell dead at mishap marred condent of the 7. Harvard Dartmouth. 19, was the dedication game Saturday at 6 o'clock Saturday morning as he dedicated officially Saturday ' " 7. Minnesota Iowa 6, of master who as" acted the "Y" stadium, when EUla afternoon preceding the annual ference, was coining through the prison Cougar-Aggi- e - . Doty, a mnmber of the Aggie ceremonies, introduced " President game. ' gain. 3. Cornell Princeton 0. . g The Mr. Halliday Is well known In thir occasion was F. S. Harris of the school, whe pep squad from Logan, suffered Northwestern 0, Iirinois 6. favored with perfect Weather con- gave a brief address reviewing the palnful lnjuries to his leg by the city having lived hero for a number Ohio Sta;o IS. Indiana 0. of years. He served a long time as ditions, the sun being partly hidden Improvement program Initiated- - by accidental discharge of. a' shot-guSt. Purdue 40, Chicago cannon used in firing behind the clouds during the exer- the ?Y," Including the erection of ; city marshal and had also been ao lalutes. , According 'to members cises and the game. A wonderful the stadium. He named the large tivefy engaged many years ago In U. A. C. band, who were the. installation of . the water sysWomen to-view of the valley presented Itself use or contrmutors wno aiaea in of the V'.J.. tems In- - several Utah communities. the spectators, who completely building the structure. .1 eye witnesses of the affair. Doty To was carrying the cannon in his filled the magnlficentstructure. Nell Hallidny; thrje daughters and President Heber J Grant ' presi.. A parade led by a color guard dent of the board of trustees of the hands when the string "caught Nelf HalWay; three daughters sd two sons as follows: Mrs. J. W A Democratic rallywlll be held and four bands, entered - the sta- Brigham Young university, delivdischarging a bank shot before, he could get rid of the piece. The West Mrs. Oliver W. Christiansen, at the Lincoln high school Wednes- dium from the west gates to Initi- ered a short address, congratulatDorothy and Fred Halliday, all of day evening at 8 o'clock. A num- ate the ceremonies.' A bevy 6f ing the. authorities of the school shot tore a gaping wound In his lower. left leg and blew part of Salt Lake, and Errol Haliiday of ber of good speakers have been ar-- beautiful girls carried the banners for their progressive, spirit In ath , hia do thing from his limbs. J of the twelve-Rock- y Pleasant Grovei " Mountain con letlc- - development. r - His Injuries were .attended at ference - schools. These banners While' the. crowd sang the "College palgn Issues. the Aird hospital, after which he MISSIONARIES MEET musical selec- were later hoisted to the top of the Several high-clas- s Song." accompanied by the 'Y Prof. Amos N. Merrill desires tha tions have been prepared, And the flagpole. band, the Cougar and Aggie teams was taken back to Logan by his to local ell members of the Utah stak Re- meeting promises to be one of pro- "The color guard assisted In the filed Into the stadium to begin friends. According " turned Missionary association meet found Interest physicians, he should make rapid flag raising ceremony, , while the warming up preliminaries. Amid a booming salute from the recovery unless infection should A cordial welcome Is extended to "Y" band played the national anSunday at 2 p. m. at the Utah stake ,'.'! administration building. at all Democrats of Utah county to be them. r gun squad of the Battery C, the develop. t ' tendance is desired. in attendance. H, R. Mertin, member of the B. kickoff took place.... . deliver over the National Radio network from Philadelphia tonight It is said to be another broadside against the personal campaign of his Republican opponent Herbert Hoover and the leaders associated with Hoover. The Philadelphia-tr- ip takes the governor into the final stage of his presidential fight- Beforghe returns to New York Tuesday he will visit Baltimore for a parade and speech Monday. The swift thrust at Pennsylvania and -- Mary-1 land was decided upon by-t- he Democrats because- - of favorable - goes-thro- nts ugh DlxowTaylor-RusselL.com-pan- rd ' a Grid Results I : PRISON T SUDDENLY n; ata4is . 1 It " . "Y'TStadium Dedication Ceremonies Are - impressive - Aggie Rfoter Badly Hurt Crash r Rocky-Mount- epoch-makin- R Democratic Entertain Heri " , |