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Show are easily .flatdid you ever but tered, watch a man the first time his name was suggested for 4 remembers: when ' cherries were 'a' dollar, tusheL or, 60 cents if you . picked them , yourself ? WOMEN WHO j - , . a public office ? VOL, XIII. NO. 85 TT PROVO CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1923 ESTABLISHED 1910 Ml Hundreds Pay Homage To Wonder Mountain jThe spirit df Kiwanis reigned supreme aL this triclub luncheon held j last night pn the lawns of the Hotel Rpberts, when more than 200 Utah Tired feet, aching limbs, sunSunrise this morning found county Kiwanians and their wives town astir with hundreds of burned faces, parched; throats and enjoyed a most sumptuous supper busy hikers preparing for the annual weary steps marked these individuals ' entertainof and sojourn to the wonder mountain of who were brave enough to view the program delightful J. Will Knight and A. Q. Smoot Further information. concerning So said Brigham place. Young the Wasatch. Groups from various ; of will act as marshals of the day. The ment. The touch of Rotarys service is to July 24, 1847, and so says every- sections the plans for the Twenty-fourt- h of the state gathered bre scenery of the beautiful north fork The Kiwanis clubs of Springville be extended into the somewhat drab body in July, 1923, declared Mr. and were hurried to the July celebration have been outlined men in charge of the sports at piocool moun- on foot rather than from the hustling by the committee In charge of the neer park will be Scout Executive Al and Spanish' Fork were guests of the lives of the patients of the Utah Walton. Grove retreat in auto- car, which they remarked hides the at tain Aspen' various activities. The assembly will A. Anderson and Assistant Scout Ex- Provo club. Elaborate decorations county infirmary this evening when knows nothing about any mobiles and trucks. beauties of the trip. History ' be at 8:30 a. m. of the old folks similar event that can compare with West and ecutive Heber Taylor. most pleasing environment some twpnty-eiga Far down the canyon the aroma of formed to One base road the the ' Center street. The following honorary members for the enjoyment of the great are to bis. taken on an automobile the Mormon pioneers entering into of the viewingmountain The line of march will browned beef added to .the avaricwould today great be from there to the fountain on Uni of the Daughters of the Pioneers will spread that the local club had pre- excursion through the county. This the great west 2000 miles away from be reminded of a busy colony of ants ious appetites, for Dave Suttons bardecision was reached at the clubs civilization. The future must be hid- as the hikers in the line of march. pared. i versity, avenue, thence to First North be in attendance plodded over the long becued beef was nearly done. and counter march to Center street, Camp No. 1 Mrs. C. H. Wright, The great bonfir edifice has been each member had been prop- weekly luncheon this noon at the den from them. It is a wise provi- winding road, some adding motive After thence east to Second East, and coun president; Mary Ann Porter McLean, erly seated. President Walter Adams Hotel Roberts. sion that has so ordered it. Noth- power to their vehicles and others erected and is awaiting for the touch Rose-qufePioneer Reminiscences was the ing would have been accomplished if t, of ter march to Center and University Mary Worsley duff, Florentine the Provo Kiwanis club acted as finding that they lacked sufficient of the match this evening when a detitle of an interesting talk given be- those pioneers had known Alvera Clark, Mary F. Pace, chairman df the meeting. He avenue, thence to the stake taber what they power themselves to carry them lightful program will be carried out. A over the grade. nacle, where a splendid program will Adeline Meldrum and Luella Newell The program committee under the dithat Dr. E. G. Hughes would fore the club .by Ben Walton, mem- had to endure, he declared. Haws. be carried out. act as Imaster of ceremonies. Dr. ber of the Lincoln district school noble band of rugged men and rection of Professor T. Earl Pardoe, cars reach The Wildwood to first The parade will be headed by the Giles, Frank T. Reynolds led in . singing board and a pioneer of Provo. Mr. women numbering 14, all of one ac- began their upward journey promptly has given assurance that the enterCamp No. 2 Mrs. Clara Walton defined a pioneer as one cord, planted the banner of the stars at 7 oclock, and the caravan con- tainment this evening ' will surpass Provo band, followed by the honor- president; ' Julia Jones and Isabell America, and the a silent trib- jwho goes before) to prepare the way on Ensign peak, and by their coop- tinued at short intervals throughout that of any yet conducted at the anary members of the Daughters of the Fuller. which after Banner.' L. M. Oakley, ute was for another, and declared the defi- eration founded a commonwealth in the Camp No. Pioneers, a tribe of Indians, a com the traffic being regulated nual hike. paid to the flag. these mountain valleys, the envy of by aday, pany of twelve pioneef wagons, the president; Eleanor Gray, Mrs. Emma A male quartet Bang a number nition as most significant. It is estimated that 1500 people who was given strict marshal, It applies to every individual and the world. In education this state orders to maintain Mormon Battalion, a hand cart com Bullock, Josephine Loveless, Martha composed Professor Robert well planned have already gone toward the scene by the The Glory of God schedule. pany, Indian war veterans, and the Boren, Martha Smith Harris, Mary Sauer of the Brigham Young uni- comprehends in its scope in a gen- is unsurpassed. of the hike which begins promptly at Provo Martial band. Loveless, Ann Bailey, Charlotte Gam- versity, When Its Springtime in the eral way the entire human family is intelligence is her slogan.. Long E. L. Timpanogos Roberts and 6 oclock tomorrow .morning when from the creation of man to the pres- live the pioneers of every race. Floats representing Utah, Utah mon, Jane Park Jones, and Marlon Rockies! his advance guard were at the grove the various groups frill be organMr. Walton concluded his talk by last night District Governor W. H. Reeder ent time, and will continue through 'county and Provo will e in the pa- Vincent. No. 4 Mrs. Caleb prepared to meet the first ized with Timpanogos Roberts as all future time,! he said. rade. Float Utahf will be repreCamp Tanner, and wife of Ogden, Lieutenant-Governreading a couple of poems which arrivals and plan the camp. thejeader. It seems to me that the great were fitting to the occasion. sented by Mrs. F. L. Hickman; float president! Mrs. Percy Bunnell. J. S. Meckling of the Colorado-Wyomin- g The commissary yas there with a It is expected that many cars will The question of the need of a pub- full supply .Utah County by Miss ' Ethel Far-re- r; The Mormon Battalion is contemKiwanis district, and Geo. question of civilization Is Involved of leave edibles the for yet tonight and some will go hungry float Provo by Miss Alta Oak- plating a most beautiful entry. , Pro- Dudley and daughter! of Pueblo, in this view of things. Webster der lic tourist park came to the attention hikers. By 11 oclock the grove was early in the morning in order that vo men, representing the members of Colo., were introduced as the vis- fines civilizaton to be r efnement, of the club. Provo, it was stated, is a network of tents and ley. arrive in time to make might campers they busy culture, to reclaim from a savage receiving criticism by not having a were at work preparing for their con- the climb with the main group. The Lakeview and Vineyard Sun- the battalion, who made the longest iting guests of the club. "The Barefoot Trail was sung In state. This definition also is signi- public park conducted under the su- venience during their stay , in the day schools will present a float con- march of any group of men in the The trail up the mountain is said ficant apd is comprehensive in mean- pervision of the city, rather than a beautiful grove cooled of the will of and the these world, history boys participate. splendid, voice by Richard Condie. girls taining fresh- to extend to Emerald the lake, which by semi-publThere will be approximately 500 men as now exists. A ness of the glacier stream and the will make the climb much Reeder was the first( speak- ing. organizations. easier park Judge for-thi' Among the commercial floats that in the line of march The speaker touched on the prog- committee was named to investigate breezes from the scented pines. display. er of the program and began his re- ress ever before. than of the human family from tho the feasibility of converting the west will be shown are: one containing the Women and girls will represent the marks by paying a glowing complisix mayors of Provo, Hedquist Drug mothers and daughters of the mem- ment to the good looking Kiwanians early history to that day when Brig- end of the north park into a public a Timpano-go- s bers of the battalion. of Provo and their beautiful ladies. ham Young exclaimed This is the park for traveling autoists. company, Taylor Brothers, Dixon-Tay-lCOLORADO RIVER TO MEXICAN LABORER The people of Provo are assured Judge Reeder1 expressed belief that Creamery company, Russell company, Naylor Garage, of a real treat when they witness the Utah county is the most beautiful Alpine Ice Cream company and the parade, is the word given by Mrs. spot that ho has ever had the privBE INVESTIGATED FOR KILLED WHEN AUTO Smoot Lumber, company. It is ex- Grace Cheever, president of the ilege of seeing throughout all his pected that" others will enter. ' Hel Daughters of the Pioneers. travels.. explained that he had a double purpose ,in coming to Provo TRAILER IS UPSET IRRIGATION PURPOSE for this occasion. The greatest was to remind the Provo Kiwanians of SENATOR KING AND RETAIL CLERKS TO 3. the district convention of the Kiwanis club that was to be held at Twin Ysaac Valdez, 6 3, Mexican laborer PHOENIX, Ariz., July 19. 2 of clubs The Falls, on August PARTY TO BE section 20 Denver & Rio The CONDUCUJUTING suggestion that a way be Idaho are nvery desirous that the In Spanish Fork found to reserve the right to develop Grande railroad. Provo club be lfierjTrO'irpl! tent WASHiXGTi a met with accident yesfatal n canyon, Arizona large men trrIgattoir'projerti! will be .Many looted AT GENEVA BEACH strong. TO RUSSIA FOR STUDY service: California should and be found while afternoon new thd when ju! announced, in leak the t they terday riding on an in attendance at this convention, he army today journey, day-ligfeasible ot development at some fu- automobile trailer, and Edward Roboil. cooler forced him to descend. said, .mong the more prominent that the attempt to make a' continent! ture date, and the statement that the erts of Ogden sustained WAS RENEWED ATTEMPT ones would be George S, Snell, C. W. llight iwfoss. the ' painful inSenator Willianr H. King of Utah, Wednesday, August 1, is to be a Parker water supply of the Colorado river which Lieutenant" Russell L in' The times several flight,Kiwaand Edwin cancelled, all Eyres, to in. connection with Senator Ladd of red letter day for the salespeople of nians of his hands. inclement weather, or had been call- owing-tmay not be sufficient to reclaim the juries failed twice, . repute, and known Maughan North Dakota and Representative Provo. The annual outing of the re- as some national -- At the time of the accident the lands which may be found, commercied the for off year,-in defects oil the feed the mosti of, interesting Frear of Wisconsin,' are to make an tail clerks will be held at Geneva conof No are feasible . a two men were riding on the trailer development unsuccessof the the renewal ally 'was explanation in line, accompanied any Kiwanis club in the announcement, extensive study of the political and Beach on that day! and committees speakers is understood Which Maughan made on tained in a report submitted to Gov- which was drawn by a Ford bug if ful but, attempt States. United economic conditions in Russia. They are already1 hard at work planning George W. P. Hunt today by driven these attractions there will air service officials ar convinced that! July 9. On' that, trip he was forced ernor by William Richardson, a C. E. iare to be sent at the expense of the one of the finest programs of sports be Besides United States, geological of available down day-Larue, the at Avenue ten miles Mo., ;the City, the great caravan hike to the shortening man of Thistle. The trailer garage Hearst newspapers of New York City. and entertainment ever; conducted in Saw'ccth chairis Mr. Larue interval another SL survy from mountains of Idaho, a fish- light period during Joseph, the terminal of the man engineer. was loaded with things beto this are section. their heavily report comfindings5to of the Arizona engineering They of preparation would be sufficient to second lap of his flight. A clogged to the Woodruff where . trip ing river, Mr. canvass ,to theiye-turnAfter the American a the of Roberts,! icluding a thorough people upon schools of salmon make make it improbable that Lieutenant oil feed line caused temporary aban- mission, which has completed a sur- longing As Such is the report as given la business houses of Frovo by the the great trunk. heavy they were driving could reache his destination donment of plans for the flight. Un- vey in an attempt to determine how a hill at a point known as Rio, the Columns of the New York Her-,ald- ,f closing committee of the chamber of theiy ascent about that time of the Maughan up and1 much in land Arizona California before at Francisco dark. San daunted, however, Maughan returned trailer became detached and shot a Hearst publication, dated commerce a decision has been reached year. to the east and gained the sanction could be irrigated with the waters of the The keynote of the great national down the grade, tipping over and 12 to stores close at all promptly recomwas the Colorado river. The Russell of Lieutenant Julyl8. j for authorities another Held report effort was Maughan at convention army Ga., in part continues: Valdez out with such ' force,-thaoclock noon on the day of the out- that every Riwanis Atlanta, Thdispatch club should have forced to land after he had covered to beat the sun to the west coast. mends that further survey be made. throwing a fractured skull, he sustained It has been arranged direct with ing. Mr. Larues report, which is reobjective for its goal; The mem- the greater part of his transcontinen- The trip was being made, largely to to Id years past when' the retail an and the chest. He was the Russian foreign office that the injuries with States. United tal the because demonstrate the feasibility of moving garded bers of that Jfclub should be ready to special interest flight across into where taken members rof the unofficial congres- clerks have held their outing the attack immediately purpose of the flight was to dem- aerial warcraft from one coast to the of the bearing it may have on the he died twenty minutes Thistle problems of the commu- The later. sional commission shall have free en- event has been one of the most pleas- nity in the to secure New onstrate to of the York the world warof ratification a that other as the United States fight which they live. Sherff J. D. Boyd was notified of, This Colorado river compact in Arizona, try into Russia with passports to go urable during the entire season. We are po longer after great morning papers could be delivered time maneuver. even the accident and went to Thistle to be to excursion wish was stated to be a digest (and sumpromises unaccompanied years everywhere they San Francisco before the sun set CARRIED NEW YORK PAPERS numbers in this It is in an investigation. He brought) make on by any member or agent of the soviet more eventful than those of the the quality of thebrganization. comleak oil in the An of A of California the whole bundle of newspapers, which mary soil.; mmbers that we report the of Valdez to Provo, where! body government, to see and interrogate past. have that we are trying to Improve. the engine forced him to land at was thrown into the cockpit of mittee, a lengthy document which it was in charge of the.Berg; any persons they desire; in shbrt, to placed not Rock has Colorado. been made We wan public service to be the .aim yet Springs, public. Maughans plane, just before he make an absolute untrammelled, imMortuary. He HUNT more had STATEMENT PROMISES than a. our off of took at Mitchel at 4:08 covered) members, field, explained Judge It ,is reported that Valdez has a, partial investigation of economic and YOUNG UNIVERSITY of the United States, a total m. eastern standard time, this mornf Supporters of the Colorado river wife Reeder, i. and two sons living at Pueblo, Russia. in conditions political The speaker emphasized that the of 1925 miles, and he was hurtling ing, was undone, and the papers compact, which has been ratified by Colorado. , His sons are said to be "The , commissioners will not be baall states a his the toward 170 of at; orother of was the club river not a Kiwanis scanned airmail goal speed by eagerly employes PROFESSOR TO GIYE ganization in the "jazzy jazzy at the Bessemen steel soviet government the guests ot-th- e employed miles an Ariof to sense of at Rock Springs this afternoon. They sin, but which failed hour, after leaving three pass the there. in any particular. They will accept plant his five zona scheduled have contended were is that but the the that it about which the legislature, stepping points word, newspapers purpose no favors nr hospitality from the foster service to all behind him, in his race with the sun, Maughan had said, before he depart- there is sufficient water in the river TALK ON PRUNING ot the clubandto not Russian officials, and will therefore to participate in when he was forced to descend. ed, "I want to- be the first news ven- to meet all present and future needs. mankind, be under no , obligations to tell any A tiny stream of oil, spurting from der to sell New York morning news- Many opponents of the compact In Modern ' Service to the extent that a any enjoyment thing but the truth. A private car willingness to serve is entirely for- an 'almost ofinvisible! aperture in the papers in San Francisco on the eve- both houses of the. legislature took travels in has been engaged Dean M. C. Merrill of the Brigham gotten. air cooler his Curtis pursuit plane, ning of the day of their publication. the stand that the water allotted to Russia. All their expenses will mef Young university leaves on Saturday necessitated the cancellation of the to continue build you May your Winging his way westward at an Arizona might not prove sufficient for Boise, Idaho, to attend the con- future membership upon the ideal flight. paid by the Hearst papers. j average speed of 135.6 miles an hour, for future irrigation needs of the The investigating body, the most vention of 'Western Horticulturists, that in order for a person to A similar leak had caused nearly join time, Maughan state. Governor Hunt in !a special excluding important and representative sent to which begins on Monday next. The your rankB he ipust first be devoted an hours delay at Cheyenne, Wyo., raced fromstopping the Atlantic message urging the legislature to conRussia since the armistice, will, talk dean will read a paper before the After some delay caused bjr the his third stopping place, shortly after across the Mississippi and seaboard, to consider the question carefully, defor which Kiwanians ends the Missouri with member of the de factors gov-- " vention dealing with the long arm stand, were the concluding remarks noon today, and Maughan was driv- river city temporarily, enjoining the Conti-a accurate was a lack of clared there and the toward valleys, Rocky Oil company from building nental ernment, see with their own eyes the method of pruning, which has gained of Judge Reeder. his motor at top speed to regain mountains on ing needs the future irrigation this morning. data throughout work in the factories and on the so much favor in California. service station on the corner of First the time which had been lost. For Miss Ellen Jameson pf , Spanish On the first leg of his trip, from of the state and suggested that the ; farms and talk with the workers. Center street, the company and East more 200 than miles a solo. westward from Arizona of Mitchel rendered the ' field to Dayton, Ohio, Maugh- forthcoming report pleasing Forkj No detail of efficient preparaIN THE CITY COURT now has been, Lieutenant-Governgranted the right to the J. S. Meck- Cheyenne, plane raced smoothly, an "played safe, flying the usual engineering commission might meet erect the station tion has been omitted and no expense and work on the Rock but at atthe sudto cooler members the need. Springs, the locpl urged airways between the two cities and, will be spared tq make the. results was commenced William Day of Dividend was ling same, early In the to leak. Governor Hunt said this after- week. tend the district convention at denly began Maughan pass- using familiar landmarks to obviate of the efforts of .this brought into the city court this morn- Idaho this fall. He told the story of ed over the air mail field at 4:58, the to comment no noon had he that of becoming lost, which The injunction was issued upon the body of the greatest possible value. ing by Deputy Sheriff C. D. Coates how the Californians sold their sun- determined to continue to Salduro, cost danger him a delay of more than an make at present on the report, but The findings of this unofficial on a charge of intoxication and dis- shine to the worlds reqnst of a number of citizens who As hour in his first attempt. He ar- that he expected to make The people of Utah, the next stopping place. commission' cannot fail to influence turbing the peace. When taken into Utah the expressed the opinion that a service fumes from bethe oil of as or two. rived at Dayton at 8:35, eastern mOnt in a day escaping many days may no( have would be undesirable in close station congress and public opinion, and the- custody at the mining camp last came stronger, however, he realized standard time, 51 minute behind his VAST LAND VAILABLE California, but they to the public library. The happiness of Russias teeming mil- night. Day, the officer states, had the proximity of in who turned conducted prehas Mr. continuing, tentative schedule. He had covered Larue, thelrj competitor be- back futility was the, district matter threatened to kill his wife and had lions may be affected thereby. delanded at the almost and the first lap of his trip, 570 miles, vious investigations of the Colorado court with takt&rinto their "moonshine, the oil result that the The members will publish indi- abused her. He pleaded guilty to the cause Utah has serted field. state 4 hours 27 minutes. His for to was most the beautiful in the river, assigned to was the vidual impressions of .all phases of charge and will be sentenced tomor- moonlight nights that I have ever FLIER DISAPPOINTED company granted .right acIndicator, during most of the Journey the purpose of the survey, which, on a and erect the life in Russia. These will be for- row morning. A building cafry brief examination by two pilots had registered 155 miles an hour said Mr. Meckling. cording to the report, covered proj- general service station busisss. warded for publication while their Arley Birch of Springville came witnessed, convinced it that in be would acres Maughan would He promised that if Utah TOOK SOUTHERN COURSE ects embracing 2,600,000 studies continue. Upon their return before the court on a charge of weild-in- g It is the intention of the company a find few oil wells in her soil, impossible to reach San Francisco, After Arizona. his had been refueled only plane a a their will to make this particular station a hoe, his home here! would be assured. the commissioners deadly weapon, embody western the of terminus his be I these projects should If flight, ftnd examined and he had partaken proved model Z. on Z. men two if when the in modern service stations, and in a Tjader, they report general findings Of a light breakfast, he took the air feasible at this time or any other am in the oil game, and if before darkness closed in. the surroundings, according reach a unanimous view. If their are alleged to have engaged in a you interested beautify failthe at of flow Bitterly disappointed offeV me anything in that at 8:53 oclock, circled the field once, time, the report states, the to those in charge of the work. . argument over irrigation wa- line, C8n ure of his second attempt to cross the and headed SL Meckling will become opinions are at variance, thejr will,a heated Grand below the Colorado canyon the St. then southwest J. for Joseph, ter. The preliminary hearing will be a Utah resident. of course, present a majority and continent, when victory had seemed Mo. must be sufficient to serve an area continued tomorrow. ' his within almost minority report.., grasp, Maughan of more than 4,000 acres. Assuming Miss Richard Condie Melba and and Flying fast, high Maughan A private railway car, like those a cursory examination of the took a course farther south than the a duty of 4 acre-femade at pleasing duet. per acre the Condie sang Women are easily flattered, but used t.by high government officials, and strode' frpm the air mail one he pursued on his first flight. At annual requirement would be more cooler, Dr. of George Springville Apderson man a ever the first watch has been rented for the use of the did you to Meet The avthat Provo and Springville field to a Rock Springs hotel, where Springfield his height was estimated than 16,000,000 acre-feet- ., unofficial commission, during its time his name was suggested for a promised acre-fee- t, he the for retired night. would at become 2000 the and about at feet his 9,610,0p0 and being erage supply join sometinje speed travel through the interior of Rus- public office? was fifteen hours to the min- 163 miles an hour. it must be apparent that the anPittsburg of the West. He empha- uteItwhen All members of Camp No. 1 of the sia. It is a typical European car, has he Rock at landed nasized that the great men of the At 11:25 oclock, central standard nual water upply would be deficient Springs, of the Pioneers hre reDaughters a special lobby in!the front end, sevacre-feoff at Mitchell time, Maughan arrived at St. Joseph. bv about 6,000,000 on Utah, and the from the time he took tion had their eyes meet at the home of Mrs. to f 8! quested enteen feet long, the full width of may see, study and photograph the steel industry, and that it is up to us field. N. Y., at 4 0 a. m., eastern He was greeted effusively by the The flow of 9,610,000 acre-feB. Keeler, 313 East Fourth Joseph this the car. This lobby can be used for things that other persons traveling-itime account the to1 morning. development who had witnessed the takes into them looking in this direc- standard at 8:30 on the morning of an office as well'as for dining pur- Russia have little or no opportunity tion.keep The three stops which he made, at townspeople of his first for future needs in the upper basin North, termination disappointing 24th. the see. They will .be .expected to St. to the poses. The car has a! refrigerator j even to report. The Woodbirds Song was Joseph pnd Cheyenne, attempt, more than 1200 spectators of the river, according Dayton. calico dresses and. sun bonin dress The unofficial American congres- dered by the 1 51 box and provisions for light cooking. hour minutes. The larger projects on the lower nets. Automobiles see him alight. A dis-- j to of had consumed sisters gathering will be furto will Russia He was within 645 miles of the tance of 1140 miles from New York, river are no more visionary than cer- Automobile transportation at the sional commission Spanish Fork. members of all Ocfor nished' oron the Leviathan come honorary home in two be less by than various stops will end of his flight, an arranged ! the on camp. Page Four.) (Continued der that the unofficial commission tober 9. hours from Salduro, the final stop(Continued on Page 5) (Continuedgm Page Five.) i PLANS PERFECTEDFOR PROPER OBSERVANCE OF PIONEER DAY ROTARYS SERVICE TO REACH HEARTS OF COUNTY OLD FOLK j Tim-panog- os 1 . - , ; at-Six- th ht an-noun- , Stars-Spangl- j ed - . or , ic s or MaugTian Loses Fight To Grbss Continent; Oil. Leak Alleged Cause of Failure . 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