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Show THE SALTLAKK TIHEU'E, THUJCSIXlY MOIESINGrAPrJT10ri9247 Wednesday meriting. Interment will be in the Prow City remoter y. "JP!K iNfcbp57 ','v.'1,SUE"AN- - Aprs . April IS, Arbor Sht, bee Wen., deeUrnstsd ns . cj.xu-b- p Ah M Provo. according dy of the Prove ehanrber auneunerment of commerce, cooperating with the Provo city erhoai system and theelU-xegenerally. Parent are urged to unite with their children eo the ed-fie- d day with a view be making their immediate surrouadings aa cieaa aa FROVO. UhtRTMIHT 'irv?'4&v'rtr, w. Cent. At, TMykMt 1J. fl( U BrT5BMTWa5yi!m mm nun nun nnsana ns Painter Hilled in 1 Eighty-lo- FaU ot From Smokestack ' PROVO, April 9. Edward Doogn-- ! erty, smakastwek paint r. waacontracting lnatantly killed about 1 orkxv this altaraoo wbne ha fail .rtrtitjr feet ban a amokeetwek af the Dougherty la believed te hawa auf- farad a fain tin epelt. which, to WiLt. MONCm MISSIONARIES. PROVO, , April I. An entertainment will be given in the Prise hfth ward chapel tomorrow evening at I o'clock for Mia Edna Boor-uwho rsoently returned from a miaaten hi th eastern states, and Karl Crwwther, Jocer r w"1- - agirriatt. wiry erts-mfor th U D. & church. , ' ' ' c -- tate Superintendent Speaks to Student Body IO GAN ' department Office, 41V, North Main. iis. Rani dance TeL n SdS-- J. Football Player Elected President o! Student Body -- x fe-S- on , fund eci-en- ee Jr r Other successful candidates and tha as follows: , Secretary, Frances Thomas, 161; executive com137; mittee, Weeton Vernon,- - Jr Howard Woodside, 155; Lodi Owen, 215; editor of Student Ufa, Malcolm MefrtlL 421 ; editor af ths .Liuxrer. Stanley Richard wm, 275; athletic council, Floyd Thomas, E22; Bert Gardner, 425; Newell gasndara, 417; cheermaater. Parley O. Davis, MA Intense Interest la the election was evlneed by the stadeata. Campaign and election posters wer speech mnch In evidence during th week. Nomination wars held last Wednes- e Successful candidate for student body preetdent is not only well known in athletlo circles, but also is a member of this year's Busxer staff, a member af the athletlo council at th college and a member of the PI Mis Petersen la Zeta Pi fraternity. a member of th Beta Delta sorority and at present secretary of th student body. , Clean-a- p PROVb, April .The McBeth Farm corporation, capitalised at 4104,044, filed articles of Inoorponttion in the orftce of the Utah county cleric yesterday afternoon. The organise lion will engage in th business of buying, selling, burning and improving real estates, and dealing generally in th sale, purchase, etc., of riock, grains, fruit bees and other agricultural products. The capital stock la dividod Into shares of $1 par value. The entire capital stock Is representedto and fully the corpaid tdr by tha transfer acres of hind, mis poration of cellaneous stock and farm equipment. I. 8. McBMh of Payson i named president. Diana MoBeth, vice presisecretary and dent, and CUC. McBeth, In addition tg treasurer These three, Maud Mae Molieth and Harris, both n Payson, comprise the board of Other Incorporators are If. 1. McBeth and J. F. McBeth. both of Psyaon, and Mrs. F. If. Warner of ' Salt Lake City. The principal place of business la named as Payson. LOGAN, April 1. Mors than 120 block captains and twelve ward captains have been appointed to superintend the clean-u- p campaign which will bo waged in the city during the week of April 14 to 25. , At a meeting of th committee on th deaa-u- p campaign of ths chamber of Commerce held at the chamber room yesterday the slogan Paint Up, Clean Up and Keep It Up waa adopt- pre-neht- ed f0 Capacity State Senator Jake Parker of Ogden today announced that the cannery of the Utah Fish Wanning company, near tieneva, would begin operations immediately toward doubling tha capacity of the PROVO, April i. plant. Sufficient tomato acreage had been Mr. Parker, to procured, according to produce a pack of W.WO fcaees this year, which I nearly three time th output of th next iargeet year, 1PM, when 17. 00 ease were produced at the cannery. m Th Improvements and aew ms A'hlnery, which wlH double th ca-- g of the plant, will make tlis parity Fish Canning company one of rtah the Iargeet In Utah county. 1 ' Industrial Zone Report Goes Back to Committee Student Body Officers to Be Named by B. Y. C. LOO A N,1a pr 11 The date forth general election of all atndent body ofat th Brigham ficers Tor ,1924-2- 5 Young college has been changed from Friday to tomorrow. An election raltv will bo- hold morrow morning at 11 oclock, following Which the polls will be opened immediately.- - M,ueh Interest la being evidenced In the race for ths student body presidenev and vies presidency. Edward Carlisle and Russell Hendricks wefs th successful candidates for Student body president in the primary election last Friday. Rebecca Cardan and Clarice Glade won in tb primary for th office of vie presi- t. dent. PIONEER BADGES ARRIVE. LOGAN. April 9 Badges advertising the Cache valley centennial cele- The industrial PROVO, April none reprt of th city planning com- bration have arrived at the chamber mission wa referred back to indua- -'- of commerce. The badges, according trial district committee with th rec- to Secretary Merlin R. Hovey of th that the tier n( block chamber, are to b given to th pio- and Fifth South University avenue and Nommandation street he sxetuded from last night a meeting of th of members city planning com mission and property owners, protesting - against inclusion of the specified area in tha Industrial me. Approximately 10 property owner - were in attendance .at the meeting, which waa called by Chairman Joseph commission p Wek'h of th planning for consideration of the protests of Mr. Welch presided at landowner. the meeting. Many Provo Rotarians to Attend Convention neers who entered th valley at any time between the year - of 1 Each badge bears the- inscription, Caih Valley Centennial Celebration, Logan, I "tail. July Space has bee a provided on the badge for the name of the pioneer and the specific year of hia entrance into th valley. FOOD Good RAKE yard rak ... RAKES u. Metal braced Bteel RAKES bow; beat grade .......... $1 HOES Light weight steed (women's) ... ...H.r, .. ESC HOES Larg Ua; SSc ....... . te . . a. good. HOES Full steal socket; ........... CHOPPER I Wo. On $1.48 ion. LICENSED TO MARRY. A m&rriago A large delegaLOGAN, April PROVO. April at-- : has been Issued to Newel tion of Prove Rotarians expect Frotridenc of Fuhrim&n and Mamie district conference of Fifth the tend chiba which will b held la Marguerite Johnson of Avon. Rotary tomorrow and Friday. Ogden kNGAQEMENT ANNOUNCED. and Secretary pr. H- - G. Merrill LOGAN, April 5. Mr. and Mm of the Provo Rotary Clayton Jenkins James Issrsen Announce tbs engages chib have been designated as deleof merit their W. Professor Georgs daughter. Myrtle, to Fltaroy gates. and J. A. Boshard were chosen alter- J. R. Yea tee of Magna, nates. . Make Lift Worth Living. Don't go Around feeling tired, laric-I- n WILL BE BURIED TODAY. in energy and strength, because Funeral services PROVO, April your kidneys are not working properlfor Willi Raymond Vincent, use of Foley Piila, a diuretic Th y. VinH. Mrs. Mr. T. and old sod of cent of Trtonia, Idaho, former resi- stimulant for the kidneys, will give a good fluidilng, remove In held be your will kidneys th dent of Provo, waste matter and bring th chapel tomorrow Inlortousbock Provo 8cortd ward to a normal, active conkidneys died o'clock. The boy afternoon Your Foley Pills are tji only th family home in Tatonla pom-n- ls dition, ever I Ms gnt to do me any good." and is survived by thing haturdnyr one brother and two atwtrr. write Samuel BrenaedBf Alexandria. Bcfcratmn-JobnsoThe' body waa brought tb Provo Ipi, Drugs, (Adv.) t aft )t n, 'I It-qa-ri durable water at Scott's for glass; on solo 6 for 39c FORKS Spading. Mod i uni. FORKS Spading. Larg siao; good FORKS JunfbcN ksUeaUe; boot grade SHOVE! Pointed; good atae; irtroog . . for family Ob sale at Scotts for.... RUBBER HOSE : lengths, with couplings, 28-fo-ot lieary tin; japannad 7(4 wood tUM maraaied Bad stamped SI. 40 ml 7 1.00 BUTCHER KNIFE 4 -- Inch blade 1A0 CARVING KNIFE $L2& POCKET KNIFE Btocknaui'g Box and VVacaum Bottle. On sal at Scott's Hbt-a-C- Bet Qgg 500 TROWEEL Brick S Fine leather JO RAZOR STROP- SGood quality r IwG $3.25 1.00 AUTOSTROP 1.00 GEM 1.00 E WER-REAO- Y 1.00 DURHAM DUPLEX CHOICE ROLLER SKATES VWw OomblnatioB 1.50 AXE 1 ....... atari riyM W 1C - ft RHC $1.75 O-CED- MOPS Large else, triangle atiape On cal at Boott'a E dlae dealga, P0. PANTS, VAR NISHES, STAINS. ENAMELS. The bart on earth to cover everything. The MAR. NOT and oeldb rated SCAR-NOREXPAR Vamlehea. ' S6e PAINT BRUSH I SHERWIN-WILLIAM- it anry 1.50 HAMMER amdey, ...... beat ateel 50c TROWELS . I .51.30 for...., UGHT ........ "T116 METAL .POLISH 'Bcaxt.", To elUn metal BUM OLD ENGLISH WAX Beet for fluere V ee a a ew ZB BRACE Epecil......, eompLets battery. On Bale at Boott'a for S e, S WRENCH Drop rgod auto wrench ., SSc urii, guaranteed guar- 'SI. 95 rP Let ua help yon with your aprfaig paint, tug. Wa carry a complete Una of Army, abort handle PLIERS aide cotters HAND SAW 2-21-- lugeeved Special for thia anteed. sale at Bootts $1.75 FLASH 3.00 AXE Sine WRENCH speed 1.00 WRENCH adjustable SAITTY RAZORS latest 4y ., lever Army, fin n PUSH-A-BIK- AH STOVE : Little C5ilf, 1.75 AXE Boy Boout Special. SSc PLIERS 1.00 .. ..... ... 'f 55c PADLOCK 1.24 HAMMER fin. 906 52.00 RAZOR STROPS $1.98 AdJuatabJe Ram 30C IE (1lalu f ftn (Ilsf srixs Boy Scou- t53.29 POCKET KNIFE LUNCH KIT JS QOm $175. SUM END WRENCHES fIJM HACK SAW HOW 52.00 POCKET KNIFE j aisv ........ 4-- and vrtiit war. SUM COFFEE POT $2.93 .. PAN blu MORE THINGS Small $35 ....... ,(-- 43: 07. 16 e-q- 45c SAUCE ahunlutnn. 01 for..........y I ,63 c gray, extra special BIAS DOUBLE BOILER slse, Mu and white war,..,., L 1.00 BERLIN KETTLE alae, blu and whit wars 1.40 BERUN KETTLR-S-q- L. atae.Mueand wTrtts war.. JO riieet at BoottS $2.50 ELECTRIC convex, gray 5c DISH PAN vv Harr Oa.aal ENAMELWARE KETTLE 11.00 UAH JONGQ SSTS Instruction and counter SSc .... 5Cc MAIL BOXES 75 fie w R pedal . .. $2.33 Fbiding, rtgtd, very ataong 550 CARPET BEATER Metal 12c daring this sale BOARD 4.00 IRONING foot: newest, Uroot and otrongost molded; Vydnclt GAEJJEN HUSH Any lengths cdd AT 12c A TOOT. Jut think of the oavingst There'll bo no nun eo low Per foot. ttadeeee oeed e eh i t MS Be e TEA $15 KETTLES $2.43 1 1 iSOO 41.40 2E WASH BOILER dOxlra MMvy, r- tinned, moflHo botteco. ...... ...... .. , , .ini , , . 3.50 STEP LADDER $2.45 Safatyi apmoa wood, 54oaL. D 2i IA. t Glass Bowl and I Sauoa far WASHBOARDS RIB-OOE- ur - '63c ot ........... 18o PAN $l.C3 and bo vea tt as clean! Special pxloo. $1.95 $2.35 $1.95 CHILDRENS SETS P sixe; good and strong ...... JUNIOR SETS For the big folk Spade, hoe, rake 9 1 m $2.50 FRUIT OR BERRY SETS On aoif aJtarpetiln, the flneet gteel that eaeyv tunning, skims aver a lawn OAEDEK BETS ' $5.00 Diehea. h; $1.23 KIDDIES SETS For THg" $3.95 aalo at ScottM for, aet Bedrlo Mowen! Flala besrlng, is pot into s lawn taonrer; Uko s raxor over s man's t DISH $1 Extra Spool ai Maway Savers 0.79 CLOTHES BASMETS hictm larg vriiiow , 0 CLOTHES LINE Beat oottoa; - ELECTRIC TOASTER $6.50 . 5 Ibe.,' HOUSE HELPS LAWN ai&WERS $1.15 10c TUMBLERS . Ktrong, 33c Me Universal, Met Chopper over mad sale at Boott's for ... i-KNIKE 13.50 GARDEN TOOLS $1.75 with ...90c 50c PLAYING CARDS .. 73c "Witrtow TtoCer Bearlntr. On mi ct $2.45 geett's fop... r $1.75 ALARM CLOCK ii r sitts $5.00 ELECTRIC TOASTER Special...., at Scott'' $2.98 for BATTER UP FELLOWS'. Field eri, youth model $AfiO GLOVE Fielder i, genuina horsehida , . $100 GLOVE Fielder, Crackerjsck $7.00 GLOVE Fielder, professional model $1.25 Mil11!' Catchers, reinforced (earns $5.00 MITT Catcher's, cordovan honehldie $2.25 BASEMAN'S MITT A dandy $4.50 BASEMANS MITT $2.50 FIELDERS GLOVE Exceptionally fino ; flovo Special., 45c BALL Junior league 75c BALL New York Club $1.00 BALL National practice $1.75 BALL Goldsmith special league ball $4.50 CARPET SWEEPER running; cleaner. On aala at Boott a for . meet par-fe- et $2.48 15c crepe Ol . art at Bootta for 10 fur 63s 1.90 and 2 M vxluea. heavy gauge quality. . Extrd DISHPA1T . . , .Each ere SAUCEPAN Each SETS COVERED SAUCEPAN ..Each BOUND BOASTER . . , .Each 754 SINE BTRAJDfER S-- $2.50 PERCOXATOB Mlrro" Atuminam; $2.00 D3SHPAN rise Oral er rvund; lt-qt 43c 5I.C3 ! ;.y li'w $135 Percolator 83c 48c . $1.50 ELECTRIC $6.75 ELECTRIC IRONS M Mad CURUNG IRONS by $4.35 Ctaarfcntetd. at fk50tt' fOr. ., On nl OCc Juet. f 50c SCRUB BRySHES 12 4hei a ,. $3.95 t Scoli Pbur else had ehapna nod quality, On al at . Bootta aa i 168 LAMPS . Ivory color. Art glaso' aH 53.33 . 51-4- 8 ....23e ...43c ....73c tw antoad $3.93 SOUTH MAIN , V 1 $2.25 BREAD . BOXES SPECIAL f: t heavy else; white; On quality. at 41.40 lau-gee- scotr. TENNIS RACQUETS TENNIS RACQUETS , 2.90 by Ik Kent. Special 3.10 by Guar, . Mad 1 elivv TENNIS RACQUETS Mad Kant. 8pedd.i 6.00 TENNIt by Et Rent. le RACQUETS $1.25 Galvanized TUB ' Heavy No. Oh ai. at kale t, best 83c Made (u Special Boott'a for "r Spirt Drivers, $12 Oa sale at i Club, On Macgregor Driver and Balu SIR Special during thiaeal.,. S I ViW S29.8S Him Co. 51.95 for.. A dandy gutter, Bag, Three Macgregor Iren 51.45 vft. 98c CUPPERS A GOLF SWEEPER Just a al M $45.50 Electric VACUUM $5.50 . BOUDOIR p ELECTRIC " PERCOLATOR Extra Not eo teed looking, but S good sweeper. On attic at Scott's for om of thi bnt known larera. On mtfiQdc male at 8aott' for... $5.00 6up. Bpedal BROOM $100 51.45 , Engraved, smooth, . eaapositioa. Ob eal ' at Bootta strong $250 HAIR Itave ynu seen MAC. RA. GREGOR new DITE' Won't Ruat Friotoi Steel and Wood EBmfted Iron Clubs? Drop In and look them MACGREGOR , over. are mad by CLUB men who play golf, love goK and lot. the club tbey make. Macgreqora .. ,..87e ... .$5.85 OOUASDEBS . .pach It fits in ths center .... ... TOILET PAPER Good etreng Roqutar open Golfer $1.95 .$2.85 .$5.85 - POKER CHIPS Mr. ...85c $125 GIXJVE $3.00- fin, Big, facet lewd alarm, Complete with eord. On eale 24-2- PLANT COBTS tMObOO. April 9 Engineer Eugene geisob has estimated tb total rest of th new city electric light plant, which has last bean completed In LoOf - this gan canyon, at 1290,500 amount, 5222,7(9 (2 had been expended A on the plant to April according to Engineer Rchaub1 report to the city oo mm Is (I While Savings'. GET ENOUGH PRICES' AKI LOW! 4. LOGAN, 3 r as asvo-catio- n; f lev Thousands of Dollars Worth of Hardwares, House At Worth- wares, Tools, Cutlery, GardenTools,-Etc.- , e; Banquet lOOd of thorn; ftn Btray; 5 --tie; awwmth rod kaadlos; while they Mat KLEN-ZEN- S c CAN WALLPAPER CLEAN CRo During T3f HlZr this sale AO DOOR MATE IP w ! S' . So GALVANIZED PAIL Aba Heavy, BROOMS A SALE THAT WILL LONG BE REMEMBERED Campaign in Logan Is Being Planned ed Jar the city. All block captains war appointed for one year, and it ia expected that they will make investigations from time to time of all city property. Lyman Hyde, manager of the Hotel L. M. Jensen And Edgar Ever-to- a were appointed a commute to work in th supervise the clean-u- p busineae section of the city. Slides clean-up campaign are advertising th being prepared and will be shown la all local theaters The Logan Busineae and Professional Women's club has asked that it be allowed to take th lead In orstabs ganising the various women's throughout th city for th clean-u- p to campaign. Th club also wishes carry out the flower Idea by specifyVeteran Odd Fellows ing shoot five varieties of flowers that bloom during June and July to Guests Will Are be planted by city property owners The American Legion has been PROVO, April 9. Veteran members asked to supervise the work of cleanof Provo lodge No. W of the Inde- ing up the, parking along Main and Center streets. pendent Order of Odd Fellowsa wer banentertained Tuesday night at quet and aociai In their honor la tha Brigham Young College chfbroome of the lodge. All members of th lodge who have Campus Is Cleaned Up an affiliated with the order for or more years wer ienty-flv- e The Brigham VisitLOGAN, whit April carnation. with red Young college held U annual cleaning veteran were presented with at2M The entire afternoon. this up day carnations, Approximately tended the affair, among which wer student body turned out with rakes, other shovels and implements to give Thirty veterans. pro- the college campas a thorough re so- Among those taking part laG.th Arm, gram were Judge George of'.Lh college waa taken strong of Salt Lobe City; Ep4i Homer, in Th action to tha call of the city vie president of the veterans' response John E. Bounders of Salt chamber of commerce for all civic and organisations to observe Prove, Harvey educational Lake, Clyde Scott of W. H. Brerton the city clean-u- p campaign. H. Cluff. Clyde Scott, The aim is to have the campus and Edward Pierce. Musical numbers were furnished by Murray Roberts. Of UiS local schools and high school, Mr Marie Hedquist Homer and By and all city property cleaned dp aa quickly as possible, and to conduct a ron Daatnip. city beautifying campaign before the Utah Agricultural college national Fish Canning Company summer school and the cache valley celebration centennial begin. Will Doable EXTRA M AND SAVE! . . votes polled are Farm Corporation at Payton Files Articles n -iUvv MAKE OUT YOUR UST OF NEEDS Check It Off Rnd Writo It Down.- BUY ALL YOU NEED NOW . LOGAN, April In th atadont body aioctioaia hold today at th Utah Agricultural eollego, Willard (Botch) Koowios, star football player aad aa at tha col lego, waa PROVO. April 5. There are two active atadont realms in life Che realm of (acta and elected president of th student body, R. Merrill. Milton Knowles and each af realm to art defeating the feeling ascribed aa Important function in tha rolled up a total of Ml votes against 254 exMorrill. for Allie Miss Peterses ol of the solution great problems as choeea vio president of the stuistence, according to State Superin- adent cast in tendent of Schools C, N. Jensen, who body, with a Tote of !9t v was tha speaker before the Brigham her favor. Young university student body today, Ther is no longer a conflict between religion and science, asserted Superintendent Jensen. The conflict is between intelligence and ignorance. When tha world waa said to be flat, A. it eras not a conflict between and science; It was simply a question of fact or a controversy between Intelligence and Ignorance. There waa a time when the world Was believed to be. (he center of the universe, bat (feet time be stated the speaker. The wun la now the reeogntamd center of the solar system.- - The change In opinion has not remitted from a controversy between religion and science, but between intelligence and Ignorance. We once worried about the age of things," said Dr. Jensen, but we so longer worry. It doesn t make any difference to the religioaiat what proves or accepts. Faith and feehng come to our hrijr, they are with Intellect in of -- theequal importance interpretation -- of faotai ,- THAT'S THE PLACE g man xmNimtt ntoatnmHtnr S168SOUTHr,lAin nnn Mnnnn.nnnnnnitnn Talo-epho- H " - '&Z"Z3Z3 gS2?eSP T5C - knfcketi with a uida wire, caowdtiifc (ail, which resulted 'In hia neck bw tag broken. Little lnformatloB la known hare regarding hia home, as he arrived in Utah Cbiutr Saturday. Ha stated to inquirer earlier in the week that he Waa a resident of Park and had a wife and two childreixC)tyEffort to locate member of hia family bar not keen auooeaaful. Th hody has bean placed hi charge of th Berg mwtaaiy pending word from relatives. ' Investigation by comity officers remitted in th decision that no lagneot was necessary. ' 1 i 3f:r25s KLEJT XWTCX CLEANSER itttlot -- In R M. OIuIMS LIGHTHOUSE CLEANSES eon-VTT- ?. & nHHnHCHHflHHn nHnuHHBHH tuimnxsi r-- ' 9 CLEANING H CBT8TAI WHUB G fsr 24e n BOAT liXQ" $3.25 FLASH LIGHT 5 --cell lens; Fbcurtnf throws light 140 foot. Oi : 01 SW? $1.75 RICE BOILER, Heavy sott'a sheet fy eiuml- - or I afcU nr $2.50 Tea Keith Six per, S t I; It oca. Ah cop- nlckol-plat.- -l on in hlU Of U |