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Show WHO remembers the who used to clink old-tim- er THE difference between intellectuality " and intelligence, is the difference between knowing ahd knowing how. sil- ver dollars together in his trousers pocket to indicate his affluence? Containing a Resume of the News of Provo and Many Features and Human Interest Stories VOL. XII., NO. 9 PROVO'TSS INDUS TRIAL PROJECT FOR STEEL , PUNT ESTABLISHED 1910 PROVO CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1922 MAY BE LOCATED HERE j PROVO POSTMASTER DIED SUDDENLY 1 SAYS PIERPONT Proposed Accomplishments for 1922 was discussed at last nights forum iheeting of the Chamber of Commerce, which was one of the most enthusiastic and rousing meetings held by, the civic organization. President T. F Pierpont, in speaking of the industrial development of the city, told the members what had been done in relation to the proposed new steel plant. According to Mr. Pierpont the ehamber is cooperating with Springville on this project. A site has been selected near Springville and offered tentatively to the ' interests of the steel project, and it : has been intimated that this site may be chosen for the plant. It was staat the meeting that there are ffed s many points in favor of locating the plarft at the Provo site, among oth- ers being the close proximity to limestone, and a good supply of water which would reach the plant by gravi' HERE YESTERDAY A dispatch from Washington giving the result of the recent civil service examination held in this city, states that John W. Me Adam, present assistant postmaster of Provo, will be appointed postmaster to succeed A. O. Smoot, whose term has expired. According to the information given to the Associated Press, the civil service commission declare that the results of the examination given to local aspirants showed Mr. McAdams leading, John T. McGuire, second, and A. O. Smoot, third. It being the custom to consult senators about the appointment of postmasters in their home towns, the postmaster general sent to Senator Smoot the Provo ratings, and the senator is re- ported to have promptly recommended the appointment of Mr. McAdams on his showing in the examination. The nomination. wiH be sent to the seIlate within a few days-rurePort Knud Anderson, for many years a his home, South University avenue, yesterday morning following a stroke of apoplexy. Mr. Andersen arose in the morning and went about his work as usual, and without any premonition was stricken and died without regaining consciousness. He was born at Ledoje, Denmark, August In 1888 he joined the 4, 1852. church and two years later, with his wife and family, came to Utah, settling in Provo, where he had, since lived. He was a faithful Latter-da- y Saint and for many years was an active elder in the First ward. A year ago he was ordained a member of the high priest quorum. Besides his widow, Johanna C. Juul Andersen, he is survived by the following sons and, daughters: Julius C. and Mrs. George E. Whitehead of resident of Provo, died suddenly at ty- APPOINTMENT s Dean Harrison Y. Hoyt of the Brigham You&g University was the principal speaker at the weekly luncheon of the Rotary club at the Hotel Roberts today.. Dean Hoyt gave some interesting Information on the present industrial, situation and characterized as unjust any attempt to raise our voices against the farmer, whom he said had been the greatest loser during the period of readjustment. In support of his contention the an to which referred incident speaker A illustrated his point as follows: farmer asked a day laborer to help immedihim thresh. , The laborer IMPROVEMENT PLAN i lYour tiry commission is going to load out in a progressive way in so far as it ran. declared Mayor O K j ately accepted, and ,vhen asked by the farmer what wages he demanded I want the same wages I he said: to work for three bushels of used Wheat was then wheat perf day. bushel. A year for!$2.25 per selling farrder same the later again apsame and asked the laborer, proached him if he Wanted a jab. The laborer said he did How much do you pay? I pay the he asked Of the farmer, same wages as I paid last year, three bushels of! wheat per day, was the reply. I dont work for that, I want six busheld said the! laborer; whjch was twice as much as he had asked for the previous .yqar. This clearly illustrates the situation which exists with the farmer, explained Mr. Hoyt. period his inDuring the pre-wcome was $440, whieh increased to $1456 in 1919, and dropped back to $465 in 1921. In spite of this his was purchasing power during 1919 in- 1913. was what it' double only Now his income is about the same as in 1913, his purchasing power is acof that of 1913 and tually one-haof that'of 1919. Dr. Veriv Greenwood was the speaker of th6 educational committee. Dr. Greenwood spoke on the care of the teeth, declaring that childrens teeth are more frequently neglected than those t)f the adult. The speaker touched onthe causes, of abnormalcy in school chil and declared that! improper eare of the teeth is the causer of many niijnents. : WILL CONTINUE ITS : SAYS DEAN HOYT JOHN W. MADAM RANKS FIRST FOR KNUD ANDERSON CITY COMMISSION Hansen, in a brief talk .before the members of the Kiwaniselub at their weekly luncheon at the Hotel Roberts- yesterday. Mayor Hansen scouted the idea that, it is the' intention of the eitj to discontinue its activities in matters pertaining to public improvement. He declared that if the city commission can find it possible to complete the city and (County building thisT yesrr it will ;he done. If This cannot be done during the present year we shall do everything within ' our power to have it comdeclared the pleted next year, mayor, who stated that he was opposed to any plan that would delay the (completion of this building or any other essential public improvement. In telling of the work in which the' city is now engaged and of its, policy with regard to improvements for the future Mayor Hansen asked for the cooperation of the Kiwanis club,- and suggested that a coordinating committee from the civic organizations dfj the city be appointed to work with the city commission in outlining public improvements. He stated tliat it is the hope of the city officials to make of Provo's principal street the most model of its kind in alU Utah, fin conclusion he. told those present that while the commission Hvould have to watch its step, there is such a thing as false econ- i cPioV,MrsrKafrl e Thomsen and The speaker also stated that evMrs. of both Andersen, Magna; ery effort will be put forward in the P. Myers of Riverton, Chris future to divert, the tourist traffic Hyrnm Df Duchesne and Mrs. O. Andersen Dr. from the east d6wn through Provo P. NEW KNITTING of Elberta, Canada; Whitehead conneccanyon into this city. In this A. one Andersen B. Y. XJ. brother, Chris tion the chamber intends to work for also roads of Tacoma, Wash., and nineteen the improvement of the INDUSTRY TO BE grandchildren. men are the products of Great throughout the county.S. ar-1 are Funeral services pending President Franklin Harris of the the time in which they live, seldom from relatives. It is, rangements do they spring out of the ground, inurged Brigham Young. University ESTABLISHED HERE expected that the services omy. hat the splendid clean-u- p movement however, of other This dependent things. will in be held the Provo First ward District Governor Oliver O. Haga. He Dr. John A. Widtsoe instatement begun last fall be continued. by o of district of Kithe also advocated the building of a pub- next Sunday. on troduced his lecture the developsister Mrs. Reed Because Smoot, a to new is Provo have industrial members of the addressed the wanis lic comfort station in the city, the of Guy S. Eldredge, Utah victim of ment of science before the students enterprise, according to announceof his recent He club. told local continuation of the effort in coop- the Washington theater disaster, was of the Brigham Young University ment made yesterday morning by to Kiwanis the visit international the the farmers of with erating Wednesday morning. The thought, Clayton Jenkins. The new firm, to prostrated with grief and Senator in at He convention Chicago. spoke county in various projects, a more LATTER-DAhe to I Smoot could not leave said, applied Roger Bacon, who, be known as the Jenkins Knitting her, Harold S. some SAINTS CHURCHES. terms the intimate cooperation with the local of; high complimentary eight or nine hundred years Mills company, has filed articles of PROVO FIRST WARD At the Anderson of Salt Lake, who was vis- 'of men at the head of the ortype university and improvement of hos-- . conjoint us the of ago real gave in Smoot Wash beginning home the at with the county clerk, meeting, held in the First Ring ganization, and of the splendid treatpital facilities. And all he really did for incorporation of the science. directhe with officers and The necessity of prompt payment ward chapel Sunday evening at 7ington, was asked as a friend Mr. following ment accorded the visiting members. El us was to tell us that if we wished tors: G. N. Taylor of Provo, presi of membership dues was pointed out oclock, the B: Y. U. public service family to bring the body of Dr. Frank L. West of the Utah to nawe know must go to nature, to Salt Lake, dent; S. F. Baliff, Jr., of Salt Lake by Arthur N. Taylor, who stated that abureau will furnish the speaker and dredge College was a visitor not 'and Agricultural the books of afthe ture, Mr. Anderson arrived yesterday sfunds are necessary for the accomvice splendid musical program. Jenkins City, president; Clayton and expressed his pleasure at being All Washington, he said, ancients for our knowledge. PROVO SECOND WARD- A fast ternoom of Provo, secretary-treasure- r of the 'chamber. A complishments and to visit the local club, Paul toconThe laid down privileged teo three mit speaker headed by lieber S. Rupper meeting: will be held in the Second is, broken hearted. The theater manager. These, with E. G. was appointed of to visit all dellnauent ward Sunday afternoon at 1 oclock. cated as it was, in a residential sec-I- n ditions as a prerequisite for the de- general Fresno, Calif.-- , waq pres- Sampson Jensen of Salt Lake City and Herald the evening, ..commencing at 7 tion, was the gathering: place of velopment of science: members and bring the membership ent and spoke on the value of proper Clark of Provo, constitute the X. o'clock. Mutual conjoint will be held, friends. The concrete. . roof no science under R. payments food combinations. be board, of directors. A report on the financial conditions when a spiendid program will be way, broke into pieces the size of a conditlolis of want. The cohipany is organized for the 2. Science table top and falling in struck first could make no progress purpose and operations of the organization given. engaging in the manuuntil superstition had been laid facture ofofwoolen Local PROVO THIRD WARD was given by Secretary Elmo CunIsaac the balcony, parrying it and the knit goods and will aside. to on smother there of the Y. audience pie the stake president ningham the manufacture of LOCAL KIWANIANS 3. As long as men were Intoler- specialize in M. M. I. A., will be the speaker at the ground floor. Logical worsted sweater coats underwear, Mr. and Mrs. Eldredge, with a ant, there was no chance for science and the Mutual conjoint meeting, held hosiery. At!a recent meeting of dairymen, Sunday evening in the Third ward child friend, were seated together, to grow. The new firm will occupy the ENJOY HOSPITALITY OF Mr. When of the in the farmers Appar-wihouse. Two and business men held at middle. vocal want, selections giants Eldredge superstimeeting now in building by the Sutton occupied the of the Chamber of Combe rendered by Mrs. Marie Hed- - ently he was struck on the head by tion and intolerance had been laid Tea office & China on North Unia movement was launched for merce, quist Homer; and Miss Wilma Good- - a concrete slab, while Mrs. Eldredge low. came the conquest of the fear versity avenue.company It is the intention of NEIGHBORING CITIES tbe establishment in Provo of a and the child escaped with severe in- - of nature. Men learned that nature the company to install The Provo bowling team, repre- ridge will give some readings. machinery cawas creamery. The meeting was well atPROVO FOURTH WARD At the juries. For six hours or more Mrs. friendly and loving, and pre- pable of handling a large sented by Clifford Pierpont, Robert of volume to tended and the sentiment seem to sented M. I. A. B. Patterson, Eli Robinson, C. L. Jennothing fear; ajid then conjoint meeting of the Eldredge lay beside her husband, the product to be sold dia Last sized the success of such an engood night bespeak delegation Fourth ward the life of Presi- - able to touch him, but knowing he science grew like a mushroom, but business, sen, Max Roundy and Robert R. rect to the consumer, Mr. Jenkins of Kiwanians the firmness of an oak. over to terprise, journeyed notwithstanding there was easily won the tournament dent Charles W. Penrose will be was dead, because he did not answer with was is the intention of the manIt to enjoy the charter pres- one or two present who looked upon learned that things are big- says. It to from Spanish Fork at the Arn,ory given by Roy Murdock of the Fourth her questions.! On his other side was Springville e sales- entation ceremonies of the employ twenty-fivger than word, another essential to agement ward bishopric. Appropriate music the child. Spring- the project with disfavor. last night. and men, the after is in- ville Kiwanis club held at machinery I It was pointed out by those who The collapse of the balcony threw the growth of science brought out by stalled not less than the Some time ago the Provo team and songs written by Mr. Penrose twenty people Springville High school. ' the proposition feasible that into the debris two layers of stricken Francis Bacon some 200 years ago. will be employed went to Spanish Fork and were will also be rendered. thought knit Governr R. Mabey was it would give the local milk proCharles PROVO SIXTH .WARD The pro- - men, women and children. For It is more laborious to accumulate goods. and kindredmanufacturing beaten there .by a narrow margin. lines. present and .responded to a toast. A ducers a uniform market for his The Spanish Fork boys came to gram for the Sunday evening Mu- - j hours the rescue parties, unable to facts than to reason about them,-- but Mr. Jenkins has had many years one is fact more reach the , Provo valuable good them than tual of splendid program of short speeches product, and that he would not be food, victims, gave very confident conjoint meeting, held in the winning in the knit goods busi- and experience n the brain of an music whs enjoyed by those pres- subject to such the and Euclid a be will without hurt Sixth the direcbut cases, under ,in the badly great extent as at ward, again, they surely got big ness. He was first associated with to of the was the fluctuations The charter of the Senior Beehive girls, cotics, on the end of poles reached fact. ent., present presentation surprise. The Provo boys played a the Union Knit factory at Logan in A third essential in the developO. Haga. present open market found in Salt Governor District Oliver by far superior game from start to fin- Stake Officer Mrs. Fern Eyring will through the twisted girders, capacity of assistant manager. Following the program' the party re- Lake. ' Aside from the value of esFuneral services for Mr. Eldredge ment of science is to learn that it the ish. Provo won all three games with award the seals, and the Beehive girls he became associated with the Later is mans business to control nature, tired to the tball room where danc- tablishing a local industry, it was ease. The games were played for the will illustrate the Spirit of the will be held .this morning at 11 reWoolen where Mills, he Knight dominate at his the make of oclock home of his sister, slave. it total number it, .enjoyed during the remain- shown that" a material saving could pins in three games. a wide experience in this par- ing was be effected in freight on the milk goGreat happiness comes through ceived Mrs. W. J. Bateman, 4 24 Second of der the Provo totaled a score of 2468 pins, evening. ticular businss. It is anticipated avenue. Bishop Franklin B. Platt of the study, of science. The joy of that with Spanish Fork 2127. This ing tp Salt Lake and the butter new ndustry will be a valh back into Utah county. a the similar makes Provo and Spanish Fork tied ward will walking along paths untrodden be- uable the proshipped evening Wednesday asset in Provo's industrial and fore is the keenest joy given to man. commercial was carried out at Spanish Those with one series each to their credit. the Manavu ward meeting house Sun- - have charge. gram opposing the establishment life. Mrs. Eldredge, who was with Mr. The joir of discovering a new law or The tie will be played off in the near day evening at 7 oclock. Mrs. Chris- Fork' when the Kiwanis club of that of a creamery pointed to. the failure future. Spanish Fork was repre- ten Jensen will read a one-acity received its charter. A large of some creameries which were operplay Eldredge at the time of the theater the modification of an old law is not GODDARD PLANT RE OPENS t. entitled, sented by Allen, .Tolhurst, number of Provo Kiwanians enjoyed ating under very .much different conWhat Men Live By. Mrs. I collapse, was seriously injured, and exceeded by the joy experienced in Ora Bailey Harding will render a vo-- ) remained in a Washington hospital. the love of man for woman or of Hales, Nelson and Hughes. W. F. Rudiger, receiver of the both ocasions and report that our ditions than those prevailing at the ( woman for man, earnestly declared The game last night was not the cal solo, a violin duet will be given She is expected to recover, cities have as strong or- present time. It was shown that a Goddard Canning company, has an- neighboring as Mr. Eldredge, who was 39 years Dr. Widtsoe. He referred to the nounced are to be found any- new enterprise would have the proonly thrill at the Armory yesterday. by Miss Nina Huish and Vivian Bent- ganizations that the local plant, in con- where. i,Mr. Rulon John, member of Battery ley, after which the Beehive emblems of age, was the son of Horace S. and great joy that had come into his own tection of a state law which prevents nection with all of the Goddard packthe jC, broke the record- for high score and pins will be awarded and the Chloe A. Redfield Eldredge, pioneer life in the discovery of principles of larger creameries of the state Ining plants of the state, will be reresidents of Salt Lake. He was a irrigation through experimentation )n the Armory alleys .putting up a Beehive chorus will render a song. vading; this territory offering fabuChild He spoke also of the importance opened this spring. The plants in total of 2 47 pins for one game. PROVO BONNEVILLE WARD lous with a hope of prices for milk graduate of a Salt Lake high school this state have been taken over by The previous high score was 239, Walter Adams will be the speaker at and of Columbia University. For a in scientific development of the dis- the the- - smaller creamery, eliminating National Canning: company, a made by Clifford Pierpont. Mr. the M. I. A. conjoint meeting Sun- - j number of years he was engaged In covery of the truth that cause and which Is said to have been dbne in financial institution operating strong 4lso beat the record of high day evening at the Bonenville ward the lumber business in Tacoma, effect are invariable. The study of the past. John in various parts of the country. Funeral services for Jerry Don C. G. Jones, who for a numberof k astronomy, average for three games, with an meeting house. Mrs. Sterling Ere-- J Wash. Later he lived in San he said, had done much plants This action follows an effort on Cluff, son of Mr. years has The previous will read A Perfect Trib- - cisco and still later gave his atten-ut- to establish this principle. averag of 210 the part of the Provo Chamber of and Mrs. Bliss A. Cluff, who died Utah Title been associated with the made by The importance of tools or instru Commerce, Charles Wilde will render a tion to business in the east. He rehigh average was 196 company of this city was which organization has at the family residence in the Fifth Robert B. Patterson. The .Strand vocal solo, while a vocal duet will be cently was appointed to a position in ments as an aid to the senses was for some time 'those who believed that a among been working with a ward Tuesday night, were held at creamery in this tick- given by Miss Wanda and Sylvan the bureau of efficiency at theater has offered twenty-fiv- e dediscussed, as was also the necessity hope of the home of ; the grandparents, Mr. veloped into a locality could be getting the plant reopened. ets to the Strand fqr the highest avof being exact in weighing and meaington. and Mrs. Cluff, Thursday af- and declared hissubstantialindustry, erage of .three games Jthis week. Besides his widow and his sisters. suring. Mathematics was likewise willingness to give LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA ternoon, Albert with; Bishop Maybe .There is little doiibt but that Mr. movement Mrs. Smoot Mrs. the Reed his full 'support. Mr. and and be classed with COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL Bateman, important might ; j presiding. a Johns score will win the prize. tooJs. the Jones is man a he of six other wide brothers fu.rTivedrab experience in Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hedquist and The subject for the andJs sisters. Beautiful musical selections were the creamery business, having The annual state bowling tourna- CHURCH sermon ElBen R. estabare They at the Community daughters, Dorothy and Helen, leave rendered1 as follows: Solo, O Dry lished and run a creamery in Iowa, ment will be held In Salt Lake March morniiig ElR. of Ernest Murray, dredge tomorrow KNIGHTS Los be Some OF PYTHIAS GIVE morning for Angeles, Those Tears,! Mrs. Myrteen T. Stein; 1. Provo will no doubt be repre- Congregational Churc hwill manufactured a product that dredge, Portland, Ore.; Horace R. ElDANCE where they will remain during the A Little While, Mrs. Sarah Ram- which Aspects of the Times. At dredge, sented by the Armqry team, and a Religious a premium on the New demanded T. Mrs. R. Canada; Cardstpn, the evening services the subject, month of February. Mr. Hedquist is sey and Walter P. Whitehead; solo, York market. team from Battery t C. Harold Brussels, Belgium; The Cheyenne Cowboy orchestra president of the local Kiwanis club Your Sweet Little Rosebud Has Left Abraham, will be given. The mu- Genter, D. Eldredge, Milan, Italy, and Mrs. Utah county being one of the fore? 'r will sical program will be furnished by Lee return to Provo next Monday and takes an active interest in pub- You, Mrs. .Sarah Ramsey; solo, most dairy counties G. Richards, Paris. in this FINED FOR CHASING YOUNG the orchestra, under the leadership evening and in conjunction with the lic affairs. While on the coast he Resignation! Mrs. Myrteen T. Stein. with its natural resources whichstated are WOMAN of C. A. Bailey. orof to visit the various civic The speakers, Don W. Conover, favorably adapted for the Knights Pythias will give a dance intends bus dairy in the Armory. Dr. H: S. Pyne, Elmer Jacobson and ness, should have a ganizations there. to en- who gave Salt Lake ereamery SALVATION ARMY, 35 North Seeds May Be This decida made such orchestra to ' Maybe, Bishop sjpoke consolingly build and the was courage up fined $50 in the First West Sunday services: Open present ashis address, ed hit with the dancers and music ENJOYED VISIT TO COAST the bereaved fanily. The invocao perfection attained by our' city- court this moniing on a charge air, 10:30 a. m.; Sunday school, 2:30 Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Raile have tion was pronounced by J. R. Hodson acme lovers of Provo desire for that the of insulting a young woman on the p. m.; open air, 7:30 p. m.; Salvaa return engagement was quite gen- just returned from a pleasant visit and the benediction by Sidney Cluff. dairy breeders, said Mr. Jones, in E. streets of Provo Monday night. In tion meeting, 8 p. m. eral. The entertainment committee tof with their son, Sam K. Raile, who The grave at the- City cemetery was discussfngthisthe matter with a . Post Tuesday B. James sentence reporter, morning. Judge passing 7:30 p. m.; inside the local lodge Knights of Pythias lives at Los Angeles, and their daugh- dedicated by Wells Brimhall. open air If we can get the product of 300 O. E. Leatherwood Tucker informed the prisoner that meeting, meeting, Congressman 8:30 p, m. Thursday Open decided to satisfy that desire and so ter, Mrs. John T. Reese of Venice, cows in this county I am sure we can Provo is a clean town and that the air meeting, 7:30 p. m.; inside meet- writes The Post to the effect that arranged with the orchestras man- Calif. While away Mr. and Mrs. CONTEMPT CHARGED a creamery on a paying' baestablish molestnot be he must would be to women and girls send gar- ager to' have the famous musicians Raile visited many points of intervery glad ing, 8 p. m. Saturday Open air den and flower I am ready to put my time on sis, not be followed must and; to seeds ed. any family return here Monday, February 6. 7:30 p. m.; inside meeting, They est. Mr. Raile reports that for the meeting, J. Marvin Smith of American Fork, and in his district If they will send him money In the project, he defhe streets, whether it is day or 8 p. m. All are welcome. This will be the final appearance first time in many years King Win- for whom a bench warrant was is- clared. a to 268 the card House Office of the orchestra in this county and ter has visited the coast, and that sued about fourteen months prispostal i night,, the judge informed ago on oner. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Building, Washington, D. C., with will be the last opportunity of the much crop damage was done by the a charge of contempt cf court, was SCIENTIST 80 North University their name and address plainly dancing public to. enjoy them. San arrested last night while attending a G. home frost. via returned They PAINFUL ACCIDENT avenue. Sunday school at 9; 45; written thereon and indicating the This Is to be a public dance, the Francisco. dance In American Fork by Sheriff J. of seed they would like, either Pythian kind 11 at services a met with as sponsors. D. Boyd and Deputy. Otto Birk. morning Sunday Company Mrs. Eleanor Gray merely acting garden or flower seed. o'clock. is when It said Is LIKE JUST music CASH alone "Spirit. well CHINESE Subject, the oraccident was In Wednesday Smith November, 1920, painful worth the admission price. German shoppers may have to dered by Judge A. B. Morgan to pay George Jaggers, G. A. R. veteran, she fell on a slipperywalk and broke CHURCH JOSEPH GILES IS SEXTON Corner CATHOLIC carry suit cases full of money when a monthly alimpny of $50 to his wife, who. is quite sick at the home of today her left hip- - She is reported Mass BABY BOY ARRIVES the government carries out its in- Mrs. Betha Hji Smith of Pleagant his daughter, Mrs. George Bame, 9 to be improving as well as can be ex- First North and First East. Giles has been appointed 10:30. at A fine baby boy has been born to tention to coin one and five mark Grove, who had been .granted Joseph her morning of every Sunday East Seventh North street, would be age consideration in pected to the position of city sexton to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Anderson, pro- - pieces. Depreciation of money values 10:30 at e Catechism Saturday class, of his to her observed the officers. glad to have some According the family having - see Rev. toNeils succeed whose health 9:30 at a oclock. beso of the and Hotel is is Roberts. him The Johnson, friends mark less worth and to have that '.come has Smith failed Sunday the orders prietors great obey y-fourth birthday, the evening s one-ceis G. are mother and child an a J. . American 'chat. court. impaired. pastor. than of Delaire, short the doing nicely. piece. fore the accident. sa-v- m s' Hy-th- Widtsoe Addresses Students of -- ar Y Utah-Idah- ; lf one-four- I I I ' I 1 th j up-to-da- te. l-- 1 en - J fl peo-Brockba- I Expert Says Provo Center j Provo Beats Spanish Fork Bowling Contest i I ll un-Pro- vo Rat-cliff- e, K nar-tio- Twelfth-Thirteent- I J ct I Wain-wrigh- j I - J Cluff Buried Yesterday - Fran-anbrac- . 1-- two-months-- 3. e, 1-- 3, " Wash-Chatwi- n. y . . J Philip-Morga- Had From Congressman 0. 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