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Show TD are so called because they are mofe likely to stay at home than the other kind. HOMELY women j VOL. XIII, NO. 88 I J THE world is pretty well divided into early birds and early worms. Its up to you whether you will be a bird . or a worm. , 7 PKOVO CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1923 ' i j ESTABLISHED 1910 WORK ON S TEEL PLANT PR OCR ! TWO MEN f SHOT PARK FOR TOURISTS! IN GUN BATTLE AT SUGAR URGED HOUSE AT MEETING :! KIWANIS THURSDAY o COMPANY , ern isles. ! ! i j his-ow- 27. EARLY COMPLETION OF FIRST UN T n A further, step towards the provision of a park for tourists was made at the weekly luncheon of the Provo Klwanis club in the Hotel Roberts Here in Utah we talk of the wonders of our state to each olher and believe in. them, but yesterday, when the club went on record as approving changing the us cooped up with a bunch, including a Californian, on a Pullman car, we sneak back in a get west end of the north park into corner and shut up like a clam. The native son takes the floor and theres no heading him tourist camping ground.1 till dinner time. The action of the Kiwanis mem bers was taken following a short talk Theres no reason for this bashfulness or reticence on our part. We have everything that by Jacob Coleman, who stated California has except the sea. Sometimes on a smaller scale, tis true, but in many instances that one of the most needed Improve in such grander lavishness, so beautifully and weirdly different that even the confirmed Los ments In the city was establishment of some place where tourists who deAngeles bally hoo bird yips feebly into silence anti voiceless awe. sired to1 remain for a short j time We have Lake Utah, for1 instance, in manyways as beautiful as that other great body of fr inMr. also Coleman camp. might esh water. Lake Tahoe of the Sierras. The two are the largest fresh water lakes west of the formed the club that he had received Great Lakes, but where thousands have heard of Lake Utah, millions have read or heard about a letter from the Provo city commisthe sioners in which they requested that surpassing wonders of Tahoe, which lies across the border of California and Nevada. Tahoe is higher in elevation and the pines may come closer to its shores, but it hasnt as many trout the club cooperate with the Rotary club and the Chamber of Commerce or other fish as LakeUtah, nor is its setting a whit more impressive, nestling as they both do in devising some meang whereby a a hollow of snow-cappe- d in mountains. tourist camp might be secured withTahoes fame is but a product of the eternal vigilance of the Californian on the alert to out expense' to the city The letter from the commission advertise everything in his state worth noticing. By the same token Lake Utah deserves just pdinted out the need of such a camp as much notice and will repay just as richly those who seek surcease from care by the side of ' ing place. Adding that the various her restless waters. clubs could express their civic pride, The first thing the clerk asks you at the desk at the St. Francis or the Palace or the Sacpublic spiritedness and usefulness as ramento is, Well, are you going up to Tahoe this summer? has been done in the past by combin Can you imagine anyone at the ing in an effort to aid the commuUtah asking a traveler if he would like to spend a day at Geneva on Lake Utah? We Hotel nity in providing something that ask you, but we require no answer. You. cannot. unquestionably needed, And yet Geneva is one of the most beautiful little lake resorts in all America. We have Mr. Coleman "pointedput that the seen a good many of them and we defy any one to contradict the statement. Ideally located three clubs could arrangea community day when all interested in the amid towering trees with the broad sweep of the lake giving an impression of illimitable diswork would unite and assistjn imtance, it will sooth the sorest spirit with its restful atmosphere, especially when the western proving the park, wheih is in need of skies flame with the most gorgeous sunsets ever placed on the heavens by the hand of God. One attention. Upon the completion of will find the moods of nature there to meet his mood, whether the breezes come soft and his remarks the club voted to accept , times.the proposal of the city commission in to lull into forgetfulness or whoop boisterously across the grey waves from out the GUNS TAKEN and the matter was referred to the blue-blac- k shadows of faraway canyons. Maurer 'and his companions are committee on public affairs with the Geneva is rapidly gaining recognition among Utahns and her fame will spread beyond the said to have driven away aftdr the recommendation that they formulate confines of Utah. Her beaches and her accommodations will be improved, but these are only shooting and Dalton ran along Twen- - plans In connection with the commitSouth street. A short dis- tees by the Rotary; club the utilitarian part of her attractions. The primeval beauty is there. That is sufficient for tance from the scene of the shoot- and appointed Chamber of Commerce for the the purpose Df this argument j Other resorts are on the lake and will come. At no distant day was he Sherpicked up by Deputy consummation of the project. ing the lake will be dotted with the sails of many boats as it should be; slim, white motor craft of iff;. George Knapp and' taken' to the President Walter Adams announc. i county hospital. , shallow .draft will carry excursion ; parties from one end. to the othprof this really great body i ed that he had received a letter from Later Maurer, Cronin and Thomas District Governor W. H, Reeder in vista of mountaia scenery. In winter time grtfat ice boats will of water with its ever-changiThe which he advised the club that thpy DeGarmo, 19', were. "arrested. race with and Then express speed. only then will Lake Utah be appreciated for what it is a The officers were allowed three latter was released-for the God-seto and unmixed the also took Mrs. Maurer into custody annual convention delegates blessing people of Utah and the West. at Twin Falls, and .have the guus with which the Idaho. Judge Reeder alsa suggested was done. that ' each club attend the Kiwanis It is claimed that the Maurers are gathering in caravans. Discussion , not; divorced,: but have not lived to- resulted in a committee being ap- SANITARY UNIT OF WOMENS MUNICIPAL CONFUSING ANGLES to see the Spanish Fork and gether for some time though Maurfer has visited the home. Dalton is said pointed Kiwanis clubs in regard Springvllle by the officers to be a married man. to matters, and the GUARDS DID GOOD COUNCIL PROVIDES FOUND IN SPENCER-FIKSTE- AD manner in which the trip to Twin Falls will be made. CLIMBER OF ALPS All clubs in the county are eager WORK AT GIGLING CITY PLAYGROUND TEST CASE to bring the next convention to this will go toTwin Falls with and city, LURED BY GALL OF the firm intention of doing their utThe latest project to be sponsored A. S. Fikstead, arrested Dr. Fred R. Taylor returned late most to see this realized. The Provo 12, of the Womens Mu- charged with the purchasingJuly of inband will undoubtedly he taken along yesterday from California where he by the members of esCouncil Provo is the MOUNT TIMPANOGOS to enliven the Idaho town, where has been engagedy. in research work nicipal toxicating liquor, was discharged yesHe was also tablishment of, a childrens play- terday afternoon by City Judge James enthusiasm, according to officials, is in surgery and detachment ground to be located on the south B. Tucker after a jury had brought very apparent. Those selected to rep- a member of the sanitary Nation- side of Pioneer park. Under the di- in a verdict of not guilty. He was of Utah 145th of the club, resent the local club were President The Kimmel Koppers Hiking artillery rection of the city officials and Dell immediately rearrested on the charge recently fprmed among the employes Walter Adams, Secretary Claude al Guard. Dr. Taylor preceded the troops to Webb of the Community Service com- of having intoxicants in his possess Ashworth and Trustee R. J. Murdock. of the Koppers company, which coke ovens it A report was also made by Alex California in ordefr to attend the an- mitted the women are having a large sion. erecting the The case was in effect a test case the steel plant at Ironton, will hold Hedquist in which he announced that nual convention j of the American sand box, a sliding board and a half metal swings installed. This determining whether or not hard citheir first annual hike to the top Of signboards for the roads leading into Medical association at Los Angeles. dozen much of the equipment will be placed der could be classified as intoxicating .Mt. -- Timpanogos Saturday and Sub-da- Provo would be placed at the out- He also visited in San Francisco. enwithin the next few days, according liquor, and resulted from the atto Dr. the se28 29. soon as as Taylor and According the skirts of the city July to Mr. Webb. Later the council tempted shipment of twenty-on- e The president of the club, Williapi lection of the design Was decided. campment of the troops was successdeto a a install The in hopes ful barrels from the farm of of the every a way. head sanitary expe- The club approved Manning Kimmel, tachment, besides Dr. Taylor, had giant stride and other apparatus for Frank Spencer, residing on the west the Kiwanis diting department of the Koppers showing drawing drive of this city, to a Salt Lake has gone to considerable e- - blem on each side and the words. eight Provo boys among its mem- the amusement of the little folks. With the east side of the park vinegar manufacturing concern. FolThis corps was in charge of bers. pense and trouble in promoting the Welcome to Provo in the center. A splendid musical program was the work of prevention of disease, converted into a wading pool, and lowing confiscation of the cider it hike, and a number of the prominent eastern officials of .the com- arranged by Elmer Jacobs, who was and during the time Camp Giglingr the south side into a playground the was found to contain 3.90 per cent of the city are assured of alcohol, according to Sheriff Boyd, pany will be In attendance on this oc- chairman for the occasion, and sin- was in danger ofinbeing swept with children casion. ; taking precau- an ideal spot in which to find recrea- who ordered an analysis of .the liqcere appreciation of the efforts of diphtheria aided uid made. Mr. Kimmel ip a mountain climber the soloists and accompanist was tions to root out the danger. This tion of the most wholesome type. Frank J. Spencer, Jr., who was arof considerable note. He has pur- shown by the members. The program work narrowly averted a serious conrested on the charge of having sold sued this strenuous pastjipe among consisted of a solo, Through the dition. che cider, plead not guilty of selling Despite the disagreeable things the Alps in Switzerland, the most fa- Streets, by Mrs. F. L. Hickman, a IN THE CITY COURT mous of all the hiking and climbing solo, My Dreams, by F. L. Hicki-man- , connected with the encampment the liquor when he appeared intoxicating said Dr. Taylor. $- before Judge Tucker, July 16. His and two duets by Mr. and Mrs, morale was good, could grounds. His experience also extends an4 make the was changed to guilty yesterday, to most of the famou' mountain Hicjtman. Mrs. Leone Van Wagnor Everything that George Frost, arrested for being plea was sentenced to pay a fine 'pleasant was done. intoxicated, and he ranges of America, the Adirondacks furnished the accompaniment On the nual encampment his plea from of or serve and the! Rockies of Colorado have piano. $50 Sports, such as boxing and wrestling, not guilty tochanged days in the guilty when arraigned county jail. The thirty were encouraged, and many good before was sussentence both been climbed by Mr. Kimmel, B. J. of Tucker the city matches took place. Trips were court Judge who is a sincere devotee of the sport. until pended allowing August was made into the bay, and fishing was fined yesterday afternoon and to It is the intention of the origina- PROVO ASKED TO AID time for his the attorney appeal Upon payment of the case. tor of the Kimmel Koppers Hikinfe unusually good. During one of these fine he$50. was dismissed. club to make the outing an annual fishing excursions ten of us caught E. A. Adamson and W. H. Day affair dicing the time the company IN MAKING EXCURSION enough sea bass to feed an entire arrested for speeding, were released twenty-battalion. One member caught will have a branch in this territory. Dixon Likely of fines pf $10 each. upon one payment none and of these fish, big 4say that fishing was poor in To Be TO MINES SUCCESSFUL jcould S. L. Bank Employes that vicinity. The work of the boys was good, Champion 'the firing problems were well and To Moonlight Hike An excursion of unusual appeal to executed To Enliven of officers the Provo the by Sanky Dixon of Provo is provcitizens of Utah, and particularly artillery. v to be the sensation of the junior Luncheon Lake Salt City, Fedj-ernear ing those residing Officers and employes of the intermountain tennis tournament, Reserve Bank of Salt Lake Citjr is being arranged by the mining comto is said to be a heavy favorite havet notified E. L. Roberts, director mittee of the Chamber of Commerce The usual lively entertainment and the for championship honors. of the Timpanogos moonlight hiked, of that city fov August 12. zest to recent Rotary that has added a southpaw racketer, and Post Dixon Hike The Make received was be Word by that they will Moonlight among those that club meetings will be continued this has foundis little difficulty in doing Ellisonwill leave Sautrday on the first as- this afternoon that the Salt Lake Desethe of members Editor Cornell of the evening when as yet. In with his opponents away cension of the mountain since the Chamber of Commerce desires the retState tomor- -White in Provo will organization, arrive Chautauqua News a Lake Salt match at City yesterday new government trail has made night cooperation of the various .cities, row to attend the moonlight hike be- now in Provo, will, unless present he. defeated Stanley Quick in one of such as Provo, and that an effort travel safe. the furnish to Director principlans miscarry, the best sets of the tourney. His ing arranged, according According e to Director Roberta, will be made to make a pleasurable pal feature. E. L. Roberts. destiffest the in competition will probably be interested those Salt Lake for twenty-fivabout people outing , The meeting this' evening will be he meets Joe Cowley Of when resources mineral today the" lafet of the month, and will comISSUED ,will be In party, and they will velopment of the the licenses is one of the best single who marriage arrive at Aspen grove by automobile, of th state. licenses were issued by mence sharply at 6:30 p. m. The Logan, in Marriage of northern part of the the players in the to vicinity mines where the1 climb will commence. Trips peo- proposed plan of collecting dues quar- state. to the clerk following the county The hike will be scheduled to mee Salt Lake will be made, and (every terly In advance will be considered. during the past two days: Wash- The Buttle, another Provo boy, is the demand ofbuslness peop'e who feature of the excursion is beirtg ar- pleChloie has been so arranged as Lee undefeated, of meeting Spokane, Sweeney atand with Dixon is yet find It impossible to participate in ranged so that those citizens wfio the to Albert W. Cull of San that those desiring to attend amfor the doubles a hard amount fight ington, making a maximum will hikes that are not arranged for late tend derive will be through in Nicholon Larsen, Maude Chautauqua were hard Francisco: title. pressed yesThey useful as much Saturday The night climbs are alsq of enjoyment as well of J. A. Larsen of Salt Lake ple time. but won and Reeves, Quick by terday free from the heat that is frequently knowledge concerning the industry. daughter 10-Robert Pugh, also 4 will Thomas to two and iCity, sets, They by number a Is extreme. of,. It expected that large is any of A sweet girl graduate are telegraphers Lakd.! Both of and team bf Salt the meet Cowley Logan and residents of Provo will attend the XJta.li capital, Mable them, and a sour boy graduate is Cannon this afternoon. Man that Is born of woman is ot cooperate with the Salt Lake people. iemployed in P. one who got that way when he learnStubbs, daughter of M.Thomas ed he would have stars after his fewdays, and he can make them Mortensen Clair to Who remembers when the whole Provo, much fewer by worrying about tow, Alls well with the world if alls Stubbs. on commencement day. name ran to a fire? Milford. of community few they are. jJ 1'well with the liver. July Isaac Dalton, 43, 408- South Sixth East street, was seriously wounded! in the leftTgroih, and Joseph Maurer, 37, was shot in. the neck and right arm in an exchange o I shots which occurred near Twenty-firSouth and Ninth East streets about 1:30 o'clock this morning. The trouble is claimed to have resulted from attentions paid by Dalton to Maurer's wife. Dalton is in the county hospital while Maurer, Mrs. Maurer, who is 80 years old, and Milton Cronin, 32, who Was with Dalton at the time;of the shooting are held in the county jail. FIRED UPON Mrs. Maurecda said by the deputy sheriffs the matter to have been with Dalton when the shooting occurred. Dalton, a street car conductor, said that Mrs. Maurer asked him to walk with her from Ninth East and Twenty-fir- st south to her home at 2211 South Tenth East street. Dalton had just finished his shift, he said, and Mrs. Maurer was goinghome- from woijk. Dalton claims that as he begun to walk home with the woman Maurer and two other men drove up jin an automobile and ordered him to throw . up hi? hands . He said that he jumped backward, pulling small pistol, and the exchange shots followed. .Maurer is said have discharged Ills weapon twide, the second shot taking effect. Dil- ton was claimed to have fired three - st s j -- , I who-investigat- ed -- -- - j lang-ourous- - ly ty-fir- st ng nt -- - on ! ! X-ra- I by-prod- y, j 50-gall- on well-execut- merry-go-roun- ed d, em-compa- , J PUNT, HIGHLY PLEASED WITH OUTLOOK FOR Hes a bear, is the Californian, when it comes to woof ing about the advantages of state, but unlike a good many of us who yawp considerably, he puts it over for no other reason than because of his obvious sincerity. He honestly believes that God made everything else in the world first just to get practice to make California. All of Friday and a good twelve-hou- r shift, at least, on Saturday were devoted to that state alone. A OFFICIALS, VISIT ' You give a Californian a mountain with a patch of snow and a few orange trees he will run the whole gamut from the equator to the pole or sing the entire fa, so, la, se do of vocal expression on the glories appertaining thereto. If, you give him a lake or a sea breeze, you will immediately hear of a sparkling gem of the mountains or the ineffable spice of far south- Attentions Paid Married Woman Local Club Plans to Secure .Next Results in Shooting Affray; Years Convention Delegates Three Are Arrested. Chosen for Idaho Meeting.! SALT LAKE CITY, O .WHERE COMPARISONS ARE NOT ODOROUS I. , UTAH' COUNTY TRUTH. , j To make a steel rail take two pounds of iron ore, one pound of coke, one-ha- lf pound of limestone and four and one-ha- lf pounds of air for each pound of iron to be produced. Mix, melt, cast into molds, and roll to shape while hot. It sounds easy and it appears attractive, but what of the initial expense and magnitude of the construction necessary to supply facilities with which to do this work? When Provo decided to have a steel plant a good many people laughed. When the site was secured there were still 'a few who believed that it was unwise to expend $160,-00and wer indignant at the idea of the steel corporation asking for donations. A few months have passed since that time, and those interested in the growth of the steel plant would be amazed at the progress being made, and also astonished at the astounding figures relating to materials used. That the construction has not lagged is indicated by the statement of J. engineer in charge of the work, who reports that with the exception of the stacks work is ahead of schedule, and if continued will mean the completion of the first unit of the plant sometime next March instead of April, Many people who visited the site a few weeks ago were dissatisfied on account of the work apparently being done so slowly. This, however, was not the case as excavating was being done, and without examination difficulty could easily be encountered in determining the accomplishments. Today the blast furnace rises to a height of eighteen feet; the coke ovens are rapidly taking shape; two stoves are installed and two more are soon to be set up. Derricks are straining under heavy loads, swinging back and forth; the air hammers of the steel workers resound, betok-in- g the general activity at the site. Between 36Q and ,400 men are 0, - resent time, and those in charge of the construction say that the number will walking planU-at-the--0 at-tse ed tr-der- jy es ny cojpa-Pan- ,1 limestone J Reports in tpe that the vicinity of the site was not satisfic-tor- y were partially substantiated jby Mr. Watson, who states that whilejit was of an inferior grade the compaiiy is now attempting to locate a better The llmestrtne grade of material, can be used, however, although! a better quality would be more desirable. The first unit of the plant when Completed will use 1,000 tons of cijal to each 700 tons of coke produced Jin the thirty-thre- e ovens, and will materially reduce the cost of steel jjin the intermountain and Pacific coast regions. Four dollars and fifty cents iUtofftratf be'sayedThrf'steer,' according to local officials, when the plant!! Is , fully completed. Engineer J. D. Watson in speak- -, ing of the work said:1 The Columbia Steel Corporation is building for permanency, and gv-emovement has been made with that idea in, view. The location 'was selected on account of the fact thatiit provides for additional growth. The present unit,, although representing an expenditure of $4,500,000, is but one of four that will be completed as rapidly as possible. The work is being done in such a manner that it will have stabiliky and be an asset. High grade ore is available, and. as soon as the first unit is completed we (will commence the casting of pig iron. As soon ias this is done we shall1 build with idea of producing steel, and the success is apparent wheh consideration iS given the present steel demand jin the orient and ori the1 Pacaific coaift. When the Columbia Steel Corporation is completed wei shall show the J east some things about steel. S. A. Kennedy, assistant to tie Rains, vice presipresident; Lv F. dent; Captain - Duncan MacVichie, chief engineer, and W. W. Armstrong; director, were among company officials that visited thh site yesterday. Accompanying them wefe A. N. McKay, manager of the Salt Lake Tribune; Frank Strain, division engineer of the Union Pacific system, and E. E. Calving vice president of the same railroad company. They expressed thfeir satisfaction at the manner in whiich the work as progressing. -- 16-th- , - ry by-prod- te ts J , j j Join al gait Lake Editor Junior Tennis of State Chautauqua Talent Rotary Tonight i ( 6-- f 8. Thief Enters Home Dr. Brimhall Enjoyed Pioneer! Day at Of Dempseys Mother Helper, Carbon Co. Burglars ransacked the home J Enthused with the splendid spirit of cooperation that characterized the Pioneer day celebration in the little town of Helper,1 Dr. George H. Brim-hal- l, who delivered the Pioneer day oration, returned Wednesday, with words of praise for the manner In which that community paid tribute to the founders off this great comDr. Brimhall reports monwealth. that Mormon, Jew and Gentile Ital-an- d joined hands with the Greek, the one of in the Servian conducting the most unique celebrations it has been his good fortune to enjoy. I was amazed at the manner in which the people of that community celebrated the occasion, Dr. Brimhall told a representative of The Post upon his return. They are entitled to a great deal of credit. The parade representing the various was phases of their community life to a one that wouldrhave done erdit much larger community. Many prizes were given for the best floats and they were certainly worthy of prizes. Dr. Brimhall, was especially pleased to note that despite the fact that the community ,is largely made up of foreign born people, the American flag predominated in the decorations. 1 - jj be increased to 600 in August. During the coming week the Heine company of Chicago will arrive - to commence work on the stacks; three of which are to be built, two of these 240 feet in height, will be constructed on the steel site, while one o? 200 feet will be built for the and coke ovens. Two gangs of men will be brought by the Heine company to supervise this iyork. The plant will be one of the higgestssets to the company, which is following the system only used since the war, whereby the various chemical products securable from the coal in its various phases of consummation are extracted. Prior to the use of this method only about 10 per cent of; the were obtained, an the remaining portion was imported from Germany. Today over 90 per cent are placed on the market, eliminating the necessity of undue importation. Work on the power plant has been under way for some time, and upon the completion of the cement understructures the piping of the various turbines and other power producing machinery will be commenced. All this machinery! is en route here. The facility in securing material has been one of the most pleasing items in the work, and the amount being received daily is large. The mere fact that 200 carloads of material for the plant are in transit at the present time bespeaks the rapidity with which the work is beingdone. These shipments, if consoli- dated, would reach for a distance of more than 8,000 feet or constitute, J cargo for four large trains. If the bricks' that have been were placed'lengthwise and Attached, they would reach from Prcfvo to Salt Lake City after encircling this cjty, and extend over 100 miles beyond. A total of 1,500,000 will !be Used for the four stoves now under way. The asbestos would figurati re-cover the outside of the largest building of the town. The other sip-pliare uniformly large. The John Mohr and Sons compaiiy of Chicago is doing the steel work the plant. The Koppers company, which Secretary of the United Sta Treasury Andrew Mellon is one Ipf is the directors, constructing the coke ovens and plant, and the Pittsburgh Pipe cojtn-pahas received the contract for the connecting of the machinerylaJhd installation of the power plant i machinery. Several miles of railway have bejpn built by the Union Pacific systepi. and five locomotives are being usfed at the site. E. E. Calvin, vice prejBi- dent of the system, visited the plaiint yesterday in order to determine hbw urgent the need of additional trackMr. Calvin commented age is. highly on the amount of work being done, and apparently was pleasjed y. with the general outlook for the -- Sanky - mother Mrs. Cecelia Dempsey, the worlds heavyweight champion pugilist. Jack Dempsey, last nighit, according to a report made to the Salt Lake police. Nothing of value was taken. Jacks mother said. The house was entered while Mrs! Dempsey was automobile riding. Desaid that tectives who investigated they believed that- a , servant had failed to close the rear door of th house, and that the intruders had thus been afforded means of entrance. If, CHURCH NOTICES THE SALVATION ARMY, 35 North First West; Lieutenant A. W$-theofficer in charge. Meetings as follows: 10 a. m., jail meeting; U a. m., open air meeting; 2 p. m., Sunday school; 7:45 p.l m., open ar meeting; 8:30 p. m., indoor meeting. Major Morton of Salt Lake City will be. present at all of the meetings of the day. He is a aman of 41 capable years experience and speaker, and will speak on Looking Reinforcements froip Into Things. Salt Lake City may also he expected. Money is likely to e tight with the man whose living is loose. n, -- i - - |
