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Show THE BEST. RIVALS uJ. UTAH COUNTY L Y 18 Pages Today , Pages 1 to & SURPASSES 111E REST VOL. 6, NO. 14. PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1928. Armistice Day Will Bill 10 ere 7REyOj9 s- Parade, Football Game, Dance Have Feature riaces un American Legion Program . Of .Gala Activity. ; A rousing celebration.in commemoration of the tenth anniversary of Armistice day will be observed in Provo Monday under the auspices of the Provo Post No. 13, American Legion. A varied and colocful program extending throughout the entire day has been provided, promising the 'celebration of its kind since the memorable eventoutstanding ten years ..... ago. .r. A stirring parade, marked by martial bands and the swinging tread of theoughboys,"will be staged at noon amid the; noise and bedlam of shrieking whistles and the staccato of a real trench line rifle bombardment. Ton's of confetti and serpentine along the line of march are expected to add to the ' : . gayety of the occasion. V ".- -' IZAAKWALTON LEAGUE MEETS Charter Members Gather; Aims and Ideals Told By r , ". - , - ; i : ; 1-- . -- " mooi -: - GRID TUSSLE HERE MONDAY Kitten-Papoos- "Occur FROSH" f-- y ... :.. -b Forms At 11 O'clock The parade, according .to , plana perfected under the direction of Dr. Frank T. Reynolds, will form at the intersection of First East and Center streets at 12 o'clock, proceeding west along Center street and University avenue. Cars will be provided-for the Gold Star ' mothers, and veterans of past wars, and the Legion will march in a body In civil- -' lan clothes, while the auxiliary will represent a detachment of Red - Cross nurses. The 145th Field artillery battery will also be represented ..in the. march, -within the city Everyone-liv- ln the limits is urged to help original celebration ten years ago by utilizing . all the whistles and noise producing Instruments In his possession, beginning at 12 o'clock and continuing until the .parade . has disbanded. - The football game In" the new "Y" stadium at 2:30 between the !'U Frosh and the "Y" Kittens Is certain to be a thriller. Keen rivalry between these two aggregations is intensified this year. Special surprise stunts between halves arranged byjClaude Hinckley and Hugh Ross promise to be as Interesting aa the game itself. ' Special Addn?sses An important part of the "day's activities which citizens of Provo are urged to remember is the special addresses at the Armistice day exercises at the Provo high school and the Young university. These will be held in the forenoon and the public is invited to attend. The day's celebration will end with a rollicking carnival dance at the Utahna Gardens with Max Thomas and his versatile band, ""with plenty of confetti, horns, serpentine and all other trimmings necessary for a good time. Must Think Fbr Our Flag I 'BIG Football Duel e Rout of " Powerful Organiza-- , Hon Begun With Deneen's Defeat Last Spring Is Made Complete By Last Election. Grant, Ivins anOrimhall Will Be Specter: At Impressive Tribute in Stake . Tabernacle. " ' By JAMES K. MABTINDALE CHICAGO, Nov. 10 rumors flew about the city today that Mayor to "Big Bill" Thompson was about resign as a result of the crushing defeat which r- - if r.r1 --- tor-Ree- at , , -- :. Jleber J. Grant and 'A. W. Ivins of the first presidency b the L. D. S. church, and Dr. ..George H. BrimhaH, president emeritus ofthe Brigham Young university, will be the speak era at funeral services for Mrs. Alpha M. Smoot, 'wife of Sena Smoot, at the Utah stake tabernacle this afternopi '4 Attracts Great Interest as his political organization has sufArmistice Day Feature; fered at the polls. Thompson would not comment, Game Traditional Affair.: which was considered unusual in The Time: 1:80 p. m. Monday. stadium. The Placej-The lineups: U" FROSH "Y" FROSH Wilson ........ re. ,.8. Clark Manson rt, . . . Russell Johnston rg., ,.. Helmke Johnson Christensen ,.e... Clark ..... lg... . Colton Pollard ....It.,. ...... jolley Walling McGregor .,.u .le. Staples . . . . ...qb... .... Rigg : Flke ,.,.rhb.. Ripple . Prober ;r..ihb. Fairbanks ..n. ..... Clark Skousen J view of his booming denial 'of such rumors in the past. , Organization Defunct ... But whether he resigns or not,, there is no question about "his "America First" organization being politically defunct. f'Big Bill, the Builder " began los ing ground last. spring when the Republican Ijroup headed by United States Senator Charles- defeated the "America First" ticket in the primary. ... Robert Ei .Crowe was. eliminated In his fight .for renomlnatlon as state's attorney, the most powerful job in Chicago; Len Small was renomination for governor ,and Immediately after the primary- the scandals -against "Big Bill's" organization began to break. Morris Eller; .his son Judge. Em- manuei Eiier, and 16 other heneh men of the group were- indicted in connection with one murder and a dozen slug- gings and kidnapings which had taken place during the voting. Election Disastrous At the election this week the rout of the Thompsonltes was cdm- plete. .The only Republican that got into office on the Cook county ticket was Judge John A.. Swanson. the man who defeated Crowe in the primary. AU the successful candidates save Swanson were Demo crats. In addition to the pallor which. political 'defeat, has brought to his once ruddy cheeks. ."Big Bill's' health is failing. He is back in town now after a long rest in the Wisconsin woods, but he Is not the thundering giant who a' few short months ago-wrHitingTrt the twofold "menace'.' of King George of - -England and prohibition. " ,It .'.. fr. .. j Nft,r. aJ . I -- o clock. . ; ' in The body arrived at the Smoot home Provo from Wash ington.TX C., where Mrs. Smoot died Wednesday, late Satur dajrafternpfjn. Accompanying the body were Senator Smoot his daughter, Mrs. Chloe Smoot Cardon, who attended he: mother during her last illness ; his tons, Harold R. and Ernes Smoot. They were met at Salt Lake by 'Mrs. Carlyle Nibley Mrs. Annie K. Rebentisch, daughters of Senator and Mrs Smoot, and their son, Harlow: Mrs. Ida Smoot Dusenbenry sister of the senator; Mrs. LeGrand Richards, MrsSmoot'i sister, and her husband ; Mrs. Harlow Smoo$ and other mem bers of the family and friends. ' 2? : ' - Bishop Whitehead Preside Bishop Walter P. Whitehead o the Provo First wars, in whte Mark Anderson. ward the Bmoot lived for man years wilt preside at the funers - Forty-thre- e charter members of services. The invocation - will . b the Provo chapter of the IzaaK by George Albert Smith Pf th Walton league gathered Friday eve ... Quorum of the Twelve. in the I Know That My Redeem e UU Papooses! ning at a banquet-meetin- g Cougar Kitten L-.' 'irfrmii.iii1 . Hotel Roberts be i lives" will sung by Prof. A. ( This game Is a rare Armistice Deer Treek Project Group Lund, director of the Salt Li Gratifying Attendance day card for Utah county footba:! is Armistice for Dall B. Our day displayed by Avery, flag t" ths "charter-nighfor -- It. .was tabernacle choir. Other musics ' falls, and one which will be marked a veteran of the Civil war, who lives at Kent, Wash. (Photo Elects Heads; More Sesnumbers will be given by the tabei newly formed organization, and the by a good-size- d attendance, accordexcellent attendance was most grat ing to all Indications. nacle choir. Tha dedicatory praye by Sam Walters, Bushaell Studio Seattle.) sions Planned. at the Provo city cemetery wtU b ay's ifying to the chapter officers. Mem- Final Home over flies Armistice the over This day many flag people; bers from other cities In Utah coun offered by President C. W. Kit game, sponsored by the over and ; mountain . and desert hamlet, city of tha committee of ley. ty came to affiliate with the organi American Legion as part of the Organization the zation, the first of Its kind 'n Utah, holiday program, will be the la- -t place over which it snaps in the 15 appointed by the water users unThe casket will not b , opene der the proposed Deer Creek recla- prior. Jo th services, it Is ar makng the chapter a most repre- gridiron attraction of the season in more than is the American schoolroom wind day, Every of sports Provo, and the caliber of the twa sentative organization project was effected Friday nounced by members of the "t am 11 ' 23,000,000 boys and girls look up to it, proud of its starry mation men. . ' teams Indicates a brilliant finish to at a meeting held in the Pallbearers Named evening ' white and blue, and its red and white stripe3. i American-Fo- rk Mark Anderson, prominent a most Interesting home season for' The pallbearers will be James city halt Ray V. and outstanding Wul the local gridiron enthusiasts. Thousands of men have died for the flag; millions have Wentx, of Orem, was named chair- Eldredge, B. R. Smoot. Adelbei ton league booster in this section of The "U" freshmen are slight man; R. D. Wadley, of Pleasant Eldredge, Ben R. Eldredge. Parle for it and a few people have .THOUGHT for it. fought the country, outlined the league favorites over the Cougar Kittens, Smoot and A. O. Smoot. " It is a fine thing to fight for a flag, emblem of an ideal Grove, vice chairman, and Ray alter at the session, of Highland, secretary. principles owing to the comparison resulting Among those who tendered thel in to be a unit a can learn man about which various problems of import- from the games of each with utan But a good fighting Quia Water Users respects to the memory of lln discussed. ance were The Aggie Greenlings. Utah won, 21 lo irtonth'of intensive training. representing Smoot at Salt Lake Saturday, wer "As Waltonlans, we ate not es- 7, while the Kittens lost a the communities In th north end President Heber J. Grant, Mrt " THINK which is to a for a harder finer is a flag, thing It f Idealists,'' said to come under the project, wer u Bus Young Gates, Anthony tussle by the score of 12 sentially a group task and, in the long run, more' productive of good to our thorized to go ahead Mr. Anderson-- . "We have Heals to to 7. on th matter Ivins, Charles W. Nibley, Charle be sure, and are united in the supnation- However, the "Y" yearlings have of. U. Morris, E. R. Carlisle, Shirley I circulating questionnaires : port of a very great and common an exceptionally strong outfit, with the water users of each Jones, James H. Anderson, Mr seldom settle as among anything. Thought, are, .Wars, tragic they cause, that of conserving and re- a number of men. who appear to be with a view of obtain Jennie Musser, Isaac Stewar through the years, really does solve some problems - and community storing outdoor America. The plat- of sure varsity caliber for next sea the necessary Information in Senator Smoot's aecrstary; Joeep ing them-in-ways1 solve that honor the- flag- and promote the regard to acreage, crops, and the T. Farrer, J. A. Buttle, CoL C. H form of Waltonism meaua more son, and with intensive practice last forests, more clean streams, more Loot and Bishop Walter P. White American ideal. additional water supply needed. wild life and more outdoor recrea(Continued on Page Six) be It was brought out at the meet- head. remember should "Children though may they that, tion. We are not attempting to ing that the farmers along the east forced to fight for the flag, no one makes them think for it. side have our natural resources locked of Salt Lake valley have been is as And" the We in believe a volunteer. use, must volunteer, J necessary adage Is; more active In the necessary pre They VANCE up. WEEK-OBSERbut we do not believe In unnecesliminary work, with their qaota WU1WI iwcilljr yieoeev Jiicu. . , sary abuse." ' But; better nearly signed up. In view of th to for if Be necessary. flag, your fight ready In the league carries Membership fact that under plan No. 3, th ca still, be always ready to THINK for it. thought, not force, nal cost for-- .that responsibilities, Mr. Andersen point section will be CROWNED out. ed first nation (90 per acre-foEvery Waltonian should be as compared with iFcOming more and more ta rulelh.eworldr-T- h an example to his neighbor and the for the east aid on earth, a few years hence, will be, not the.nation with the $13 per acre-foyouth of his community, and the of Utah county, in addition to th best nation with the the but of armies FIGHTERS, speaker urged the practice of true With the exception of three dereservoir cost, the Hirohito Is $43 per acre-foGreat Interest is manifest in the biggest -.CInaugurated Amk sportsmanship, with respect to partments, the condition of the reading to be given by Mrs. Chris- equipped battalions of THINKERS. greater activity of the Salt Lake "property rights and fighting of un Utah county funds ara In excellent ten Jerfen at the Women's club is farmer significant . Splendor of Ancient fair and illegal methods. The neces- condition at the end of the tenth house Canvas for Subscriptions afternoon, Nov. 17, Book week begins today In Pro- - sity of adopting a sound, construc- month of the fiscal year, according at 3:30Saturday Rites. The water users of the Lehi and p. m. She will read "The vo, as well aa throughout the na- tive program by the organization, to a report by County Auditor Am- Strange Interlude" by Eugene Pleasant Grove district under th are the correct was backed fund Nov. Inclusive, Jail tion. knowledge, by nion Tuttle. The county direction of Irving Jacob and R. D. O'Nell. Prominent Provo people KYOTO, Japan. Nov. 10 UP)-Un- der ; dates of the observance, and spec- emphasized. with an original appropriation of who have seen the play produced i. '" Wadlcjr have commenced the India radiant rainbow an omer Mr. Provo. and for ial features' are planned Mississippi Project-sub120,000 is overdrawn $2,260.16, 'canvass vidual for reservoir one of the in is New It of good luck Hirohito today wa: Anderson pointed out some of sn increase In budget will have to finest York, say The opening activity of the camwater and users seen. have among scriptions productions they emperor of all Japan ir ' " - George " Jean canal companies. The Orem and crowned In The paign really occurred Saturday, the projects the league has spon- we pruviucu wu Nathan a colorful rite that waa a old at ThrTroW"ana"1i1d!Erfit fund has American sored, particularly the upper Missisbeen Fork American have district 'Mercury says, "Eugene ... Undertakes slow in beginning the activ drive, the Japanese empire. talned with a story hour at the sippi refuge. He declared that the drawn $42,408.93 of Its $50,000 appro O'Neil has wrltfe'STthe finest, the Utah - Stake Wards Prepare President-elec- t Gun roared a salut as'lh new not will to dictate and the league attempt infirmary county to are but library. mad priation "public preparations being "Good Will" Mission profundest drama of his entire For Big Competition emperor, th 134th la Japan' his disbursements total $10,218.09 as career; Sunday and Monday the library get this work under way at once. tory, a drama. I believe, that has and, his empress mounted tht (Continued on page two) In with $14,000 provided Is will be open from 2:30 to 6:30 Another scheduled for compared On Big Scale. meeting V not been surpassed by any that EuThis WeekT throne in th thron room of tht months two more of with remainder the the for water users and of budget the all interested o'clock, rope has given us In recent years, 7S,00u, and royal palace be eo. will to hours American the week the regular county at fork; next 000 Japanese that promised, and certainly by nofle that has th of th. rule be to will are two funds have being These O. E. In force. Nellie Walker, librarian, Extensive preparations Larson, reclama new administrator would be faith Thursday. been produced In America." By THOMAS L. STOKES watched closely to keep within the Utah stake for la expected to be made tion has arranged for special displays of throughout direcengineer, is the under The 10. ful and happy. PALO ALTO, Calif., Nov. A. road show, estimate made In the budget. All tion of reading books at the library, and invites -, together with Big Crowd the board of control of the the annual M. I. President-elec- t Hoover's de- apresent at that tone, o "? , to be In wWh will take place Thursday and (UP) of state water the - the inspection of all and the visits representative crowd South 10 Utah Nov. was Thar extended an a. to tremencUnj Neb., OMAHA, make cision indications week. excellent shape ,with of parents are especially encourFriday evenings of this storage commission. Mrs. w. looking on a Hirohito No Miya and "U," unbeaten leader of the Rocky that the end of the year will find I is evident in American tour as a prelude to his enthusiasm Much aged. as a his wfe, Nagako, assumed the rule conference, was held to them without a deficit. all the wards, those in charge giv administration is ofregarded "Better books, not - necessarily Mountain of ihla great empir in rite that tie by Creighton university to- -. a statesmanship brilliant stroke the that presentaassurance 3nw books, Is the aim to be stressing were cheatedor were colorful, filled with pageantwill surpass all and appears to promise an unusual this for ed In this campaign," declared Miss day. The.Utes tions year the final gun, after a career in the White House. ry and awe inspiring. by victory of the records past. the and Walkei. "Children parents splendid Official who guarded th outer attack featurIt ts a "good will" mission on a Will Appear a"like are urged to take the fullest brilliant Winners gate wore their ceremonial uniscale, something unique. No Summerhays and Utters, Price, ing grand sixteen the On evening activities Thursday advantage of the special ever underpresident-elec- t forms, consisting of a coronet with who had placed the ball on Creigh- wards will perform in their re- other arranged for the week." a pepoant silk gauz coiled at. the line for a first like It. The only took ton's seven-yar- d anything on and circuitsFriday spective move that rivals it is back and short robe of blue, brodown. presidential ll evening, the six winning caded. to Each carried a broad Wilson's Woodrow visit Both teams scored in the second Europe B. Paramount at the be presented A new record In recovering stolen peoto sentiment the among swing quarter. Utah's touchdown came other several with together to theater, ia automobile which certain Na. . (Continued on page atx) ple there behind his League of after two passes by summernays unusual attractions.,, stand for a time among police d acts-wilput the ball on the Catholics' be se- tions scheme and to participate in officers was.long six president winning The C. hung tip by Lyle the peace conference. lhe fact lected line, andGoodwionashed theEphraim.Bergcn,t.tah - Stare Farm Bureau, Mrr Bergesonr by the judges from the folDavis, popular speed cop of, the center for a score. Sum To Panama successful Would Remove: depenas on counthat through agriculture Harding In end Utah week Act," "Stay the "Spanish Provo Professional police force, Friday night, Tha Business and is based lowing: kicked goal, Dut on tne spent "Revtook when he " in the interest of the annual on fertility, which In turn livestock the Farm," "A Harding, as president-elec- t, to car a stolen Women's club Will hold the regular merhays brought Heroes next play, Rombaufch, creignton ty of larger Dutch Act." a trip to thte Panama canal, but headquarters 20 minute before, th bureau convention wnicn on the keeping of Night," elries farm evening score, ft Thursday 80 for ran banquet monthly yards herds on the farms. back, of. the Ages," that was a different nature. He did owner reported the theft to th po at the Hotel Roberta at 8 o'clock. Hunt converting to tie tne count. comes to Provo during Leadership ?Utah county Is ideally situated "PciouaJewels on a lice station. university. week at the Young "Indian Act," "An Irish Evening," not use a battleship, but went Prof. Gerrit de Jong will ipeak ' You So," A" Night In Ton- private liner. While here he conferred with C. L. to .become one tf the. greatest Told "I The car, which belonged to " JACKSON, Mis, Nov. on "Music Appreciation," ;: and a 7 Utah t, Creighton not yet completed, "Wildcat" The the county dairy centers In the west," remarkto. Holland." "M. I. of Visit "A Itinerary, Warnick. be president will ga," Pete, of Eugene, Ore.,' (UP) Claiming that Robert E. 6. musical program splendid Mr. Bereeson. "Farmers co A. West High 7, East High farm bureau organization, and ed Special," "Frolic of the Bees," provides for a trip southward along world's champion wrestler, first atrendered. Members of this organ Lee, Stonewall Jackson and JefWestern and Utah AggIea-3- 5, planned carefully then coast and. west operatives, in Tune," the Lima, Peru, tracted the attention of Davis when ferson Davl "Wireless," "Hearts County Agent W. J. Thayne. "cannot ? sleep ization from Nephl, Ephralm and In " the , have past State 0. Andes to and wisely across managed, the Santiago "Power of Influence." it was driven at excessive speed Looks Like Big Event in Republican oil," Heber have, been invited to. attend. peacefully to Colorado TJ" IS, Colorado needed factor provide the Monto Buenos Aires and back by and without lights east on Center "Provo and Utah county are Ideal proved Senator Homer S. Casteel y eaters for an Increase, not The tevideo and Rio De Janlero. Agglea 7. centers to hold a state convention the stimulus Introduced resolution In Mines 6. SEVENTIES' MEETrNG day In CHILD In but Colon"'"' SEKVK'KS quality Pancountries to be visited include production, Fplt of this kind" said Mr. isergeson, unly house of day the Missis the night upper Seventies of. the Thirty-fourt- h Lois Helen services' Wvomlnr 14. Montana State 7. "and for Funeral ama,' Peru, Chile, Argentine, Brazil ee no reason why this; as well. on his motor Davla chase would i which gave sippi Teachlegislature and One Hundred Twenty-thir- d Colorado Leo of and Cache County Situation Denver 20, and Uruguay. . Larsen, Infant daughter cycle, pursuing th speeding car th governor of Missisyear' convention .should not far Mr.- - Bergeson recalled the situa quorums will meet In the seminary ers 11. McDonald of Mammoth, visit will Lottie .Hoover Cuba, of Havana, a. east to Seventh and Center sippi to seek permission of any previous gathering building on Monday evening, Nov. tion in Cache county when the Utah, who died at the home of her on the return northward. During streets. At this Easttha car turn, surpass Notre Dame 12, Army ft. of kind." bodies to remove this the point 7. 12. at 7:30 p. m. .Matters or viiai , was erected there grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. his stop at Panama on the way ed north to First North and then Iowa 14, Obin State Mr. Bergeson was assured of the first condensary the heroes of the Confederacy to said McDonald of Payson, will be held south he will Inspect the canal, ridimportance will be discussed and Carneglo Tech 13, Georgeuniver- At that time ;many people of the Young the Magnolia state for sped west along this street, at times cordially-Invite" cooperation ' ' d all members are to cows residence not McDonald were on today there canal Panama the town 0. at the , Harenough S. ing railway reaching a speed of 53 mile, an The resolution was In the through President F. sity -full to be in attendance. Wilson K. Vale A. 12 o'clock. 8, end. to the eastern at the Bishop operating Maryland plant keep hour. . At the First East street the hands of th rule committee' y. is ris, with whom he was in the be the at f '.present of ZGeorgla and" MrrThayne capacity, although Paysoirwttr imcharge . occupant of the car ran .into the sucn plants services. ' bllt 7. v, ft. j. also pledged their support to make time there are four one. ditch throwing a suspicious lookTh resolution wfts Introduced, Harvard 7, of in place y Pennsylvania its sponsor said, "because Vir-- NO HERALD MONDAY the event an outstanding one in operating ) ing wine jug into the brush as he Stanford 31, Canta Clara 0. The presence of the, eondensarles - into an ' alleyway. j the disappeared county. no ginia has trampled OH the great Issue will FAILS of be The Utah Unsettled There BOXING 7. SHOW. Arlrona of the one to be V. S. C. 78, he Investigated the were, declared here and While - j When Pete reported the theft 20 No9 glorloys southern tradition Herald Nov. CITY. LAKE SALT (UP) Monday, Evening In Sunday; partly the prosCalifornia 38, Washington started through the most Important factors from his hotel, he and accepted th policies and movement minute ' later, j American to northeast failed :the vember 12, Armistice fans Lake owing cloudy county; from, the Salt State 0. of th Republican surprised to learn that the car politic farm bureau organisation to orgap-iz- e perity of Cache staying away day. The next Herald will ap-- j waa portion. In standpoint of payrolls, Increasel Legion last night, " Navji 8, Michigan 6. 13. him th was at for modern a police cooperative j dairy . party." waiting card afternoon. Maximum temp. Inaugural pear the Tuesday Legion's from and better ' MinneBota tl, Indiana with larger : with fertility station. Utah and Wasatch counties, y ...-6of its' fall boxing series. , Friday , Northwestern 7, Purdue 6. an utility plant and dry crops from the farma. Minimum ..tenrp. il- Wisconsin W, Chicago 0, :x "L .33 Friday li-ct v, 15 ORGANIZES tttu. - Game-Mond- . heait-breakl- . .But most-import- ant " . All-st- - as COUNTY FUNDS . BOOK AREREPORTED MRSrJENSEN NIPPON RULER . TO READ PLAY IS f OMMENCES ot ROAD SHOW IS - 11-1- 7, . -1- HOOVER PLANS SUTED SOON SOUTHERN TRIP w-Uf. - GricUResuIts ' .7t ."",." - STOLEN AUTO 7-- 7. -- Farm Bureau Convention Is Topic Of Discussion last-minu- te P. W. Will Hold Banquet Thursday IS RECOVERED act-wi- .JX six-yar- , Bodies From Virginia Mclo-drama- ," ' li V ia Vlr-gnt- y -- -at- The Weather TechlYn? to-ia- . -- - i r . te ,."'). |