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Show PRESIDENTIAL f SUCCESSION LOCAL CLUBMEN PAY TKIBUTE HA !i ' PLACES HUGHES IN SPOTLIGHT WHO LIFE OF LATE PRESIDENT IS EULOGIZED DING MARTYR TD IDEALS :;ay speakers would succeed to the at SERVICE Today we stand as a part of a of Provo en sorrowing nation and a LEAF BELIEVED THEcitjzenry final world in the loss of the and untive of the greatest nation in all the precedented tribute to a dead world. It is indeed unfortunate that while in office? DISCUSSED BEFORE TO HAVE BROKEN leader a man in mis morning1. the and of prime splendor The above question has been asked life should be stricken down." Withan overflowing audience These were the opening remarks frequently by the people during the past in the PROVO KIWANIANS Utah stake tabernacle to SWIMMING diRECORD of E. S. Hinckley, who reflected in few days, and the answers indicate a a pay a referential homage to the splendid eulogy to the late Presivergence of opinion is held regarding the late G. Warren dent the sentimemorial serthe Harding, It was the original object and ment of every member Professor C. S. Leaf, who will at- - vices,president, presidential succession. The real facts of the Provo tardily arranged but excelpurpose of the Lincoln Highway as- Rotary club at its weekly luncheon tempt to swim twelve miles between concerning the matter is as follows: carried lently to a sociation main out, extolled the build line The law provides that in the event of across the United Statestrunk at the' Hotel Roberts at noon Today! he Geneva and Saratoga resorts Sun-A- s as in the is to bignessof believed his ideals have man, afternoon, a mark of profound respect and day death of the president and the automat- straight a line as possible, and that broken a world record yesterday on and hisife. Never before in the those tribute assembled at the ic succession of the vice president, the is still our determination andour as- luncheon table bowed in silent trib- a practice swim on Utah lake. history f the city has any leadlatter position becomes vacant, and that sured goal. That road is nearly ute following which the Rev. William Leaf, according to the timers of er beerijtendered a more fitting the swim, made a three and one-ha- lf completed with the exception of the Bulkley offered prayer. provision has been made whereby the jstretch western the regard in which he it but display mile swim Utah, trial in the remarkable Mr. Hinckley reviewed in eulogisnext government official in line of suc- will be through was The matter is re- tic terms n one finished. time of twenty-sevehour and by heJ proletarian and arcession shall be the secretary of state. garded as a much more serious prop- ments of the life and the achieve- minutes. The worlds record for the istocrat? He two-mil- e President and never before 'alike, Harding. state of osition I in here the the After follow, distance is 54 minutes and has Utah, find, told of how as a boy the president secretary right in the order of succession, the secretary than the officers of the association had gone through many of the ad- 54 seconds. Computation of time on been thqsadness of the occasion better illustrated. it in the east. There has never versities that accompany a humble that basis would make the world recof the treasury, the secretary, of war, attorney general, postmaster regard been the slightest hesitation about life on the farm one-ha- lf for the ord three and mile Political or in the differences, sectar-lanis- m and distance one general, secretary of the navy, and secretary of the interior. going through the main objective related incidents pertaining shop, hour thirty-fiv- e and to the personal , opinions In 1886 when the act of succession was passed by congress which was to furnish a main street late presidents early education. minutes, eight minutes higher than held no and tfiace in the hearts of the the offices of secretary of agriculture, secretary of labor and sec- through the nation, that we might Warren G. Harding was a self-ma- the time made by Professor Leaf. audienc all of hold whom were sad- within this the hundreds The feat was timed by Frank Eastman in every sense of the retary of commerce were not in existence, and no provision has of millions thatcountry man Geneva be of Booth spent by might resort, Cloyd word, declared Mr. Hinckley. At 'been made whereby they are eligible for succession. The acf tourists in Europe, and to Arthur Druce of Salt Lake. Clark wer?ntpHS?ChBl-tri-but?i.shouibe necessa,T blt all of whom promote a 14 years of age he entered college, hnd also provides that in the event of a cabinet officer succeeding to better understanding of America by but was forced to leave school part Webb of Provo also witnessed the that the greatest possible honor should the presidency that he must within twenty days, if congress is Americans. of the time to work his way through swim. In order to ascertain the exserved h.a? the country to the best of his ,ho in Such act were the sentiments At 18 he graduated with a over which this record degree of was distance vtaunch and jnot in session, summon it to meet for the purpose of authorizing expressed bypart ability S. Hoag, field sec- bachelor of Gale unfailing. Mr. Leaf says that the continued Mr. coursemade, science, and, providing for a presidential election. of the Lincoln Highway asso- Hinckley. will be surveyed. 1 The smell of printers Paiithf- late President showed that the people The act of 1886 also states that no cabinet official is eligible retary Interest in the attempt to swim considpSiw6 1 ciation, who was the principal speak- ink was enticing to him and in 1919 one of themselves, and not a man for the presidency unless he is a natural-bor- n citizen of the United er yesterday at the weekly lunch- he purchased the Marion Star. La- twelve miles on Utah lake has ina certain class. It demonstrated or place certain eon of the Provo Kiwanis club at the ter he sold the Star and went to creased since the practice swim of f ?U1V States, and in such a contingency the next eligible cabinet mem- Hotel m oat the place ? hearts of the H. who had Roberts Professor J. man and the Leaf, Columbia Waters, work for the contemporary paper, ber would succeed to the office. t h,tn to the highest position within their pow people of the Newhouse' hotel of Salt and later entered music of Uore am enthd Provo has and announced ager er, his politics, becoming that a The earliest law of presidential succession was passed by the Lake, and counsel of the association a state senator, lieutqnant-governogood even though incom-- , large silver trophy will he Ideteworkj$s or as m lito was he ior am individual, hut congress of 1792, and provided for the temporary president of: for Utah, also addressed the Kiwa United States senator hnd then presi- awarded Leaf if he succeeds in mak- coidel lidiath th j full im nsui e ot then dt - out ol lmput (c tn pi suit lit ot the FD B a&y western dent itspn ing the difficult swim the senate and the speaker of the house, passing automatically nians: as did atra votion that the woild lias gitatest touiitty leptit for the Salt Deseret Lake Mr success in the great at 9 3 0 o'clock this evei known Hardings Piomialy fOjthe office in succession to the vice president. The act of 1886 lj!gmder convention which nominated him We ai e jhlnecl, said services commenced on morning was passed ninety four years later m order that the, temporary mr. Hosg toiu of having just READY candidate of liis party RAILROADS the cornfy of the courthouse block Harris, with 1 1 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 O President presidential people of muHo with would be more fitted to carry, out the policies of the ited southern Utah with Mr. Gay and was related by the speaker, fie told hy the Provo concert the tainted Stqte& to bow our heads admitted that he was somewhat off of the late presidents desire to acband. All 10 oclock with the taber- in sorrow because the great head ot president. had quaint the people of the nation perhis he FOR nacle COMMENCEMENT the services were our nation had been called home. beat, although ov( klowing regular The office of a 'selection by the taber to his President Harding was not only nearest been of what the with entertained opened mightily thing sonally nacle dir trptecL by Professor J. R. Bo-- j a great president he was a great will be vacant Until) a general election for president and, vice pres- - he had seen and good roads be had heart universal peace Mr Hmck- was given by man, and In meeting here we wish to OF SHIPPING SEASON shard. Te invocation le concluded with a glowing eulogy dent is held. Ip the interim the senate will be presided over by a traversed. He spoke of a long N Taylor. The speak- - express our sympathy to the good. PresidentUT. as a man of historv that declaring of that body duly elected by the senate. ers inclined Mayor O K. Hansen.) wife that remains behind. The . . he stads out tis a friend of peace and Professoiv5r. M. Jensen and President source of the late presidents Charles Evhn Hughes, as secretary of state, accordingly is m ioostGr of tiio west with a really a friend of all mankind. Harris of the Brigham ness was that he 'had the great sense With but two weeks remaining beProvos champion tennis players, direct line for the presidency, as he is the highest cabinet member broad vision of what the west re- Buck com- Young university. to listen to the comments of his wife. season fore the truit Dixon and shipping Dixon, Sanky and also fulfills the requirements of the Act of 1886. He is quires. who is one of the great Woihen of was sufficient mences for the "Pee-Wee- " The introduced prospects Mjthem, were Prayer, never has Buttle, The Lincoln association a as his office We also wish to express encourthe world. are for the who facilities experience jurist, by cars Itabevnacle G. and byTthe H. choir, Dr. sung icing eminently qualified been nor ever will be an organiza- as guests of the club by our sympathy for the father, friends much show services the member. also and cabinet and of York New improvement Spark was sangjduring funmaker of the who or aging individual for tion Merrill, community governor over the 1922 season. of Kindly Light, and the late presi- - and cabinet officials of the late- presiMr. Hughes public career has stretched over a period of profit. In its inception it was found the occasion and who told of how & Denver the time the At in dents fajonte hymn, Nearer, My dent in their bereavement. present -claims of particular commu- (he boys had achieved success sixty years of that the President Harding, according to has twenty years. Born in 1862 he is now overfollows The Provo concert Western Rio Grande God. to "5hee, interrailway and must interstate of interest nities or scenic spots inning state, : as been has 1 the speaker, is better known by the summarized Some-life local his r in the sixty-fouand the placed band public selection, age, refrigerators be disregarded lest we would have a collegiate championship honors, and and as this is approximately where a oice Is Calling, and also people for what he stood for and didlo Special assistant to United States attorney general in coal meandering line that would hare of how he himself had figured in yards, of the total number this furnishecD the instrumental accom- - rather than by intimate jacquaint-panimentfbut gotten nowhere. Just for example, their success. John S. Smith also one-ha- lf investigation, 1906 ; nominated for mayor of New York, 1905,1307-191the final number on the anceship, and in his death one of con- figured in the honors and won a road handled from the Utah county Los Angeles has strenuously declined .office; governor of New York state for two terms, 1 the great men of the world passed of the would it that in district appear Ringing 1922, for program, tended for a southwestern designa- prize from his of became associate and out of existence. October 1910, encoun6,, and justice audience will cars be no the of resigned gled BatLr, by tion or a double western destination his adroitness with the racket. His teredshortage No important events of world his-wbenediction of the tabernacW The choir. the county was a United States supreme court, October 10, 1910; nominated by of Doc by Merrill producers explained, the route. We couldnt'scatter ail prize, come by mere chance, said in the Jtory suptrouble William If this th Bulkley. nominee June Rv. as any 10, over and realized that there was pair of feltlined house slippers. The year. by presidential "Republican party at Chicago of S. Harris in his President Harris, the destiny it railroads faces cars the of Franklin received each Presidt racketeers plying of other three He court same received purin the singleness day. strength only 1916, and resigned from supreme is the force mankind decided the of that said by the great be latter will of as a Harding mark part during a pair of tennis shoes eulogy 254 electoral votfes as against 277 for Woodrow Wilson in the pose.But now that our main the peonU of the city were not met esteem from the members of the season, and ot for some time, accordobjective Continued on Page Five.) acwho men are to intimately election, November 7, 1916. club. ing is nearly reached and our trunk conditions. the with Provo will join with the Spanish quainted line established, we will soon come The westbound movement of empto the second important phase of the Fork and Price Rotarians in a triSEVEN HUNDRED W. ELLIOTT club outing to Castilla springs some ty refrigerators commenced much JOHN the been has which matter occupying season NEW ADDITION TO still continues. and this earlier UTAH PROPERTIES month of this and time the Mr. latter of part attention Gay, my friend, Officials of the Columbia Steel, This has only been made possible by that is the feeder lines that will be FILES HONOR OF 1 PROVO W. E. Creed, Vice the increased number of American promoted and built just as any maim including President cars CITY MEANS -- HOMES S. Transit L. OF STEEL COMPANY company D. H. ad Botchford Presidents Refrigerator line railroad must have its branch Rains ,H. A. Brassert and W. W. which have been placed in use. These feeders. WILLIAM D j HOLT ACTION FOR DIVORCE In this I find that Utah is most Armstrong were seated in the din- new and recoditioned cars number ;! INSPECTED BY CREED FOR THOUSANDS favorably 2800. club situated because most oit ing room and on behalf of the To take care of the initial icing the great highways of the west, with President James B. Tucker extended William D. Holt, SpringviRe ma-si- c of the coast lines, must greetings to them, explaining that of the refrigerator cais the Utah Ice , John IV- Elliott of Provo yesterthe exception & Cold Storage company of Salt Lake to of In to for order the homes E. were his are from a Rotarians provide Creed, the state. divorce for president These glad teacher, who is to leave Spring-vili- e this always Wigginton pass through day file(suit so that a facilities of increased its and residents has residents and future of what Steel company, they the Columbia shortly for Tooele where he the lines which must serve those meet them and appreciate Elliott, in the office can wife, Mrtsdeclerk. cars twenty-fiv- e in Real the Estate Cosolidated of this arrived officials is Provo, other the will' based, are take of suit in approximately wrho bent The are development charge of musicj classes in doing the couiry travelers party pleasure be iced at one time. Mrs. Elliott is per- the public schools, was honored WedProvo this morning for the purpose company has joined hands with and to whom time is a secondary con- community and the state. on that the tct This means that if the loading is manently' and incurably insane. for sideration. Chief among these will of inspecting the work at Ironton, Richey and company of Salt Lakemar-nesday evening at an outdoor recepa on D. were of the in sufficient quantities the local Hj the Mr. Creed purpose placing main the EiJiotts were married in Salt tion. The number of friends and . The Accompanying jne taking house will be used only for reicing Lake Cif, July 10, 1905, and have relatives who combined ih giving a Man Botchford, vice president and genert ket suitable ground for the erection Lincoln highway in Nebraska, trav-o- f the cars have been loaded and one chil&, Geraldine Elliott, age 7. testimonial of the value in which Mr. ' residences. after Utah al manager of the company, and H. and Colorado entering ersjngcomto the before for manager Heal, ac Hanry they are started east. By The defjidant, according to the ac- Holt was held by his fellow towns- - , According near Grand Junction, giving easy Aj jBrassert, engineer of the Consolidated Real Estate com- cess to the beauties adopting this method it will enable tion, wa?. adjudged insane in the dis- men was estimated at 70(. of southern pany. the producers fruit to be handled disA splendid program was given, be,The officials of the corporation af- pany, the first step the prospective Utah. Another will be the trunk line coqit o the Third Judicial Honresi with more dispatch and also allow trict I George Buckner, some-tim- e ter inspecting the Ironton property home owner should 'take is the pur- - from the Yellowstone to Zion national the Lake at by City trict ing as follows.' lalt j to Salt likewise on and he of Provo which a to dent railroad Deof the Columbia opportunity for company tomorrow chase lot, C. leave building wilj Loofbourow, through Salt Lake and your Community singing Jed by Annie Jjredefick at take advantage of the better facili- orable he parks Rowe Beck; invocation by C. W. own city of Provo. Another will be Lake City, was arrested yesterday cember 9, 1911. inspect the coal deposits of the com-paq- may build his home later. so If in officers cars Salt ternoon at 2:30 oclock by much the line from Salt Lake ties for initially Icing and on Sunday they will visit can build it immediately, The gifaintiff alleges that the de- Booth; address of welcome, Mayo t lief corporations iron deposits at the better, according to Mr: Heal, Provo, Beaver and Milford through to Ely, of the county and charged with the Lake without retarding the loading fendant not a competent person or Joseph Hansen; piano trio, Norma or consigning of the shipments. liquor. Iron Springs After a thorough in- but purchase the land he should, to have the care, cus- Swenson,, Mary Williams and Oleah or on south to Los Angeles possession of intoxicating a person Nevada, fit Within two weeks the shipping of tody anUcontrol of the girl and asks Huff; address this Mr. Heals reasons for believing as over the Old Mormon Trail. These Acting upon information secured, spection of the Utah propertiesBotch-for, by Williani C. Beck-stroand Deputy Sher- prunes and pears will commence, and for d he doesi are week end Mr. Creed and Mr. also and chiefly due to his famil- things are coming rapidly and some Sheriff J. D. BoydBurk solo of the child, by Ella and Rose Jamiwill leave Sunday for Los An- iarity with the local real estate sit- are already accomplished facts. There iffs Boshard and stopped Buck it is expected that approximately 100 for fulljiarge of a decree chorus son; separation. by the girls of girls complete road and cars of these fruits will be sent out geles to examine the rolling mills of uation. He predicts that the price of is need for both the direct traffic ners car on the Carterville is represented by the firm the Third ward, led by Annie Rohre Mr.'llit five Peaches shipped of found that it contained gallons of the district. the corporation at that place. good building lots will advance Beck; address by Albert Swensen; Morgn, Coleman and Straw. of whisky, six jugs of distilled water from the county will, according to on Page Five.) While in Salt Lake City Mr. steadily now, and rapidly when the (Continued songs by the Salem male quartet; Buckand seven dozen empty flasks. supplied by railroad repreCreed was reported as saying that Columbia Steel company produces its figures cornet solo by Seth Dons of Salem; in failing to ner was returning from Salt Lake sentatives, approximate 500 carloads, $16 great was their mistake the work was progressing rapidly, and first remarks by George A. Hicks; trom-jNem- e was be will offered of of what while 300 carloads apples would be turning out pig" iron by With thes& points in view the Con- take advantage City. solo by Earl Beck bf Lei and; A total of 200 carloads of March 1, 1924. He also stated that solidated Real Estate company and them. shipped. t4lo 1?X Alma Christensen' of Salemj will i Fortunes are made out of rapidly potatoes and other vegetables durthe Columbia Steel Corporations Richey and company are platting the address by Henry A. Gardnerr of 3 also probably leave this district mill at San Francisco had addition near the steel plant, which growing cities, says Mr. Heal, and it Woodmen World rolling was Spanish Fork; solo by Oley Vick-lan- d; fined W. Stewart $16 by of conv been expanded to take care of the will in itself far ing the shipping season. So conprovide homes for thou- is those who realize the valuebenefits. mornpiano trio by Oleah Huff and City Judge J. B. Tucker this seven carloads of cherries were sands, and be a considerable addition ' ditions that reap the largest Hold products of the Ironton plant. Woods To on girls presentation speech by the whe charge arraigned ing Those who are slow to act are the Business according to Mr. Creed, to Provo Citv. signed to points outside the district A. Jones, and response by Mr. water. Willjam of al-stealing irrigation also on A. R. T. refrigerators, and This addition is being opened by ones who in later years complain, is good in the west and the entire t Mr. vHolt. of the charge guilty Provo camp No. 482 of the Wood- about fifteen carloads of strawber- Stewartplead for the thousands of people who though it is the fault of none but country and conditions fundamentalOne of the best events on the proand fees avoid orderito in attorney car a the hold their are will men of the World among ries. The only possibility that ly sound. Money is abundant and are coming to Provo. said Mr. Heal. themselves, that they was the remarks by George A. court, cqts. The case resulted out gram first annual outing at Geneva, Wed- shortage will occur is in the event there is apparently no cause for ap- The sites will not only be ideal for also-ranHicks Stewlrt the misunderstood ofKSpringville, who is over ' 90 having Mr. Heal urges the building of nesday, August 22. Plans for the that the demand is common at sev- of homes, but be an Investment of mer prehension. of years age. company the' $f irrigation more homes and better homes, and occasion are now under way, and the eral points at once, but this is not ruling afiowed him it. A beautiful gold watch was given of water use the which can committees additional he that all that various with the the of in the is accordingly doing Mr. Heal also predicts STUDENTS TO GIVE RECITAL members anticipated, and but not in the morn- Mr. Holt by his friends, following course of a few years the growth of to interest the people in buying pri- - are working out an elaborate pro- facilities recently secured by the in the was when he took the presentation speech by Mr. Jones. arrested Hgf Miss Grace Nixons summer school the city will spread Over a large part marily with the view of making company the producer ing. gram of sporting, musical and danc- railroad The evening' was concluded by a for irthe - home the morning during wat? an it the traffic from in to railway rather than city studets of dramatic art will be heard of Utah county, and that buying ing events. according shoud, luncheon at' which 700 persons men.encounter little or no trouble in rigation purposes. 4 In recital at the Nixon home, 185 self will be second if not first in investment standpoint. were served, and a dance, which conrentin now VACATION his CONNOVER ON prodEvery family South First West street next Sunday population in the stqte. living y securing transportation for In the morning. Crowj Prince Hirohito of Japan tinued .until 1:30 When that time comes, says Mr. ed dwellings should plan to own ucts. afternoon at 4:30 oclock. The parcommon peomixes the with ftkely own in wants one not invest did tbefr home, and every Don W. Connover, deputy county ents of Miss Nixons students and Heal, those who lake la simply grand. Bathe e ple anddefies the traditions which at Utah had to, says Mr Heal, and we are left the earlier part of the assessor, their friends are cordially invited to real estate of value when they, how Geneva. tf. sacred him would tf hold at for Geneva, bath annual them. the realize Take way will on vacation. annual week his your he present. ening opportunity of the United States in the LINCOLN event of the death of President Coolidge srzss HIGHWAY . 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