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Show t jLs- - Iw THE PROVO POST Harding Martyr To Ideals ; Says Speakers at Service Lincoln Highway Discussed at Luncheon FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1923 INVESTIGATING THEFT OF SALT LAKE AUTOJIOBILE INJURIES RECEIVED For the Pickling The county sheriffs office is in(Continued From Page 1.) IN AUTO ACCIDENT vestigating the theft of a Ford touring car which belongs to J. G. Chadroute and the scenic routes. They wick of Salt Lake City. According will both giv future generations .with it a more reverent people, (Continued From Page 1.) a to Mrs. Orin Pace of FATAL TO MAN HIT the car people more closely united, a people better understanding and apprecia-tio- n was left in the rearThistle, of home her that guides us alL The more determined to of our country1. in its night by an unknown man. Mr. Waters said that good roads Thursday lng power ot the universe does not strength and purity preserve the Mr. Chadwick was notified constitution Eliash H. Specklemeyer of Gind and leave things tdhhairce. Harding was of our country. to us are as important as railroads arrived in Provo this Junction, morning. Colorado, who was fatally a man ot hour. Like Washingwere to our we ancestors. He said the are burying today in an automobile accident at We are offering special prices on a injured ton who was chosen to lead the peo- the Friends, of a thorough Christian. His Lincoln Highway association was variety of spices and body Ironton last died ot in The the rebellion ple tyranny and was a Christian life; his was a per- formed in 1912 and since that time Galapagos islands lie under at the Aird Monday afternoon, materials for pickling 4 hospital at oclock help formulate the government; like fect faith; his was a of highway has been com- the equator off the coast of Ecuador. worthy example; 3305 miles after Wednesday is The afternoon, air Lincoln, the great character selected his was a sweet having to due or frequently 10 chilly, but pleted cent longer than the cold ONE WEEK ONLY spirit attuned to the a airline from per unconscious forty-seve- n in the time of Civil hours. antarctic Currents which fan been coast to coast. It Mr. death was Specklemeyers In coast the of Peru and strike seaward the emancipation of leadership goes through eleven states in ten znl caused by a fracture of the skfill, 20c spices for slaves. A particular of which it has been officially en toward the island group. Wild goats, received 14 'prarsfo? he was when thrown to he hid-icats n attle and as as well immediate dogs, dorsed by the state to bringit with- - d n hi must 15c after pavement been a for hit with the turmoil and conditions re- even by. spices aid. The only state that rate- treaure. bear evidence of pi- car driven by S. having greater than our own. Provo in hasfederal H. Edleman of ChiThe soil is rich red loam, sulting from the World war, and per- common not endorsed is with it thousands officially of 10c spices for other citatoneless- There are but 3,500 cago. All efforts to save his fe haps never in the history of the ies and hamlets in our Utah, and for that reason the stretch were unavailing, and he never renation from great Cristo-nod. at world was the turmoil as great. attl on t present Salt Lake to Nevada line does ?ef ,of mourns the loss of Warren G. HardCross and Blackwell famous English Chow Chow gained consciousness following the The United States should, accord- ing. a.nd easily support accident. receive federal aid. Utah en- An investigation by offil $1.00 Bottle for ing to Dr. Harris, act as the governor BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH BY dorses it from the Wyoming line to j0.00.0' T saiLtlat a three-yea7 8? cers of the county sheriffs departof the world, the moderator, and PROF. J. M. JENSEN brings $100 (go?d) live ment Salt Lake, but from thence on Utah hold the that unwas accident Our at Guayaquil on the mainland Meat Market is prepared to supply your requirements cleave to a line of progress in the doesnt care what becomes weight, Professor J. M. in his bio- apparetly when a steamer can be induced to avoidable on Edlemans part. a full line of Fresh and Cured Meats at very moderate period of stress. The world needed a graphical sketch ofJensen with of it. millions have been Fifty Mr. Specklemeyer is survived by a peacemaker after the conflict; some- ing compared the latePresident Hardon the highway under associa- call and take the stock off. spent prices. wife seven and with president children, four of one who would pour oil on troubled Abraham Lincoln tion direction and the association has whom are now in Provo. Two re'Other illus- also waters, and Harding became the trious predecessors and Pot Roast of Steer The own famous million old of its spent Arrow Rock side in Colorado and one in anothej in that he had 12Vi$ to 20 man of the hour. He was not, stated worked his on for overhead. Missou-bee- n ern, the This Missouri has in money a from river, cabin way up log the speaker, a man unable to cope to the highest 3 lb. Boil for contributed by big men of the ri, has been purchased by the state his country- east who 05 with the situation. He' had expe- men could give position had a great national high-- t and turned over to the Daughters of jiim, rience, the neede dtemperament; a Steer Round Steak way aa their dream and objective the American Revolution. The old Cleone 22Vz man able to facilitate factions, but sor President Harding, said Profes' and the tavern work was be will a r. came of rest of Jensen, a completed. place line and of long 1 Steer Loin Steak Gay in his talk brought up freshment for the southwestern Pioneers. His father was of t0sturdy 22Vi ? To Idaho exist for the Jaknf peace. He was with added emphasis that we der and plainsman. For some time Scotch descent, and his mother of Boiled Ham, lb. courageous when the time came for Dutch stock Warren was the eld- must first sell Utah to Utahns o in- - it has been a depository for articles 58 courage. He worked out many so- est of eight children. He was born still a greater boost spirit into the of historic interest. One of hese Cleone Ferre, daughter of Mr. an$ lutions of difficult problem; he wait- at Blooming Mrs. of CRACKERS this state. He spoke of, tides is Daniel Boones fiddle. John Ferre of Provo, was marGrove, Ohio, November ed when necessary, and gained the swith Mayor Neslen. of Salt ried yesterday by County Clerk Walstopping to and 10c learned 2,1865, at read four. for packages respect of all irregardless of politi5 Mrs. Maud Howe Elliott, daugh- - lace Hales to Roy Earl Tyler of He was always anxious to speak Lake at Santa Barbara, California, cal affiliations. ter of American of the Miss as Idaho. to Ferrq.1 Julia waitress Ward Falls, at inquired They 15c pieces' Howe, author of neighborhood gatherings, the package for 12 President r Harding, continued but he wasnt It is the Battle Hymn of the Republic, has been employed by the Mountaiif''I population of that city. a' sissy. He could swim the speaker, jwas not intemperate, farther once is States more as thousand an an but be will now, it op, American company Telephone dive thirty and citizen, deeper than any of he was actuated by the highest spirit his chums at the ole fifty thousand next year, she an-- , She wasrecently naturalized in the erator for some time. The groom swimming hole; of Americanism; he gave no indica are he played ball on the vacant lots of swered. Utahns lukewarm in superior court, having applied under an engineer by profession. tions of haste and was never put of Marion of state when their becom-season praise he succeeded in traveling the nact of congress permitting Ameri-abroaHe ws a true American injs firstuntil in spite of the fact, that they women who had married NEW DELIVERY TRUCK baseman he who had risen out of the ranks to team. have more scenic and material riches foreign subjects to regain citizenship, FOR WHITEHEAD GROCERY the highest positions that can be beof which to boast than any other She married a British in According to the speaker. President state. subject stowed on any citizen, and he may Harding Rome, twenty-fiv- e years ago. The N. P. Whitehead 'grocery hasj always maintained an interbe cosidered a martyr to the work est in is no longer merely a way Utah and before baseball, his a fine new Dodge delivery just purchased he has done. When a mans been caught do- car, which will elevation to the presidency played in station for tourists from the east to be of material assistri Dr. Harris spoke of the menace of a game for charity. California, but travelers from Cali- ing something he oughtnt, he says, ance to the company in the prompt PHONES 19 AND 39 'Well, were all human, and thinks delivery of orders, war, the scourge of mankind, and Harding worked his to Mr. through fornia are coming in ever increasing that according the work of two great presidents, school and college, and way squares he said. Last year Califorhad to numbers, everything. Whitehead. BBMga Wilson and Harding, as men who several times when he ran out stop of nia was fourth in attendance at worked for the emancipation of all jobs, said Professor Jensen in comV park. We must connect up fellow-meBoth were, according to menting on the late presidents edu- our highways with Colorado, he the speaker, martyrs to their work in cation. While in college he became urged, as well as other states, beattempting to eliminate war, and editor of the college paper, and from cause we are the real center of sce4J bring the people of the world to- that experience he had a desire to be nic America. Colorado took " over a were men who man. realized newspaper But after graduat- $42,000,000 from tourists last year, gether. They that their responsibilities were great- ing from college at the age of 17, while this state gets from $2,500,000 er than mere individual ones. Warren taught school for a year and to $3,000,000. The Garden of the "We, as citizens, may ffnd a mes- studied law another year before en- Gods is worth a million dollars a sage in the death of President Hard- tering journalism. The Marion Star year to Colorado Springs alone. He Ki ing, 'said Dr. Harris, a message of was sold at sheriffs sale for $200, spoke e up Pikes Peak highway to and Warrens father bought it for as one of Colorados greatest scenic taking into our hearts the desire see the emancipation of our fellow-me- the boy. assets, but it would be no greater "Like other young men Warren than a similar highway up Mt. Perhaps in the death of the leader the nation will resolve to be fell in love. The girl was Florence Mrs. George P. Parker recited the leader in the eradicating of the Elizabeth King, and her father obevils of the world, and if the jected to young Harding. How could Edwin Markhams poem. The Compeople of the United States he do otherwise a school teacher moner, which was written in eulogy resolve this, he will not have died in (and a newspaperman? But love found of Lincoln, but which she thought in memory of Warren G. "vain, and his death will have been j a way and the young couple married consecrated to the principle of lib-lalived happily until president Harding. Dr. Walter Hasler presided and President Walter Adams suberty for all mankind."ATlIiUESS Hardings death. a recommendation of the diWith the help of his wife, Presl- - mitted MAYOR HANSjllNS that the local club take the Nine days ago word was sent dent Harding eventually made a sue rectors cess of the Marion Star. Meanwhile Provo band to the district convention out from the top floor of the Palace Twin Falls, late this month. The hotel at San Francisco that Presi-deqj- t. he dabbled in politics. In 1910 he at was unanimously recommendation seven a For became died. state later had and senator, Harding Mr. Adams reported that adopted. r lieutenant-governowas He of Ohio. days prior to this weofhadhisbreathlessly ot towns of the tlie most county will defeated tor governor, but in 1914 read the bulletins of his condition. Provo in sending a strong with join we to sent the Ohio him of illness the people About the fifth day to Twin Falls to sewere relieved somewhat of our sus- United States senate, and in 19 20 the representation next cure convention for this the of the United States made town and pense by reading that the crisis had people county. him thanks president. successfully been passed. Our The greatest achievement of his increased while our prayers may administration, according to ProteRave abated just a little, thinking Colonel us Sor Jensen, was the world conference yet been had spared life sts usual on disarmament, but the budget sys-ba- lt awhile. Then came like a thundera Dry The wires: tem and other measures were also re the over news the our The as to then ferred Since speaker important. president is dead. to Presi-- I Best room and bath you have, Reads have keen bowed in sorrow, compared President Hardingboth were ' suh. that dent submerged been McKinley, saying and our souls have of old, 'kind and genial in their natures, and Thus, ten days ago, a southern in grief, and, like Rachael We have both were devoted lovers. comforted. gentleman registering as Colonel we refuse to be we said Professor Jensgn in Russell of Louisville and ostensibly And, lost not only a president, but has there conclusion, all the world loves a suffering great agony from rheuma- u have lost a friend, and lover. man, honest an world tism, addressed himself to the clerk gope out of the of God. gen- at one of the leading hotels at Mt of the gave The city people work noblest the decClemens, Mich. As he limped about erously of their flowers for thebeauBy this sad event we are remind-of oration and of the affable and tabernacle, town the Colonel, ed once again of the uncertainty the covered a popular death. floral of suave became of tiful offerings manner, as the well certainty life, as that our stands and each window. Along the figure in the night life. I am glad today towasknow a scout, a balcony the national flags were Cafe owners came to regard the i beloved president these in between crepe. and and placed, drawling gentleman as a good fellow. member of the national council, was of by the stand occupied The letter to the Anything he wanted was his and lived up that he d federal employes usually nothing less than a quart of scout motto, Be prepared, we are the that of the. local postoffice, the city com- whisky would allay his rheumatics. certain. It is almost a truism are mission, county officials, members of we Some days later these same cafe to live, if we are prepared and forestry office proprietors, of whom fourteen were also prepared to die. Our president the school board energy Following the services in the tab- - locked up the Wayne county jail after had devoted his time and his he suewhich were concluded by ernacle a spectacular series of raids on their in preparation for life. Tat is attested by the judgment sicians of the band playing taps, the places, were shocked to learn that sus- - personnel of Battery C, 145th Field Colonel Russell was none other of a hundred million people whowith- Artillery, paid their late commander-i- n than Frak W. Rickey, teammate of office in the him highest tained the highest honor provided Izzy Einstein. their power to bestow." That he I am satisfied that Mt. Clemens regulations, the firing was grateful for this confidence is by U. S. army Each twenty-on- e of one of the wettest towns in the was a achievesalute guns. of of record witnessed by his inter- country, says Dry Agent Rickey. ments- during the short period of his salute was fired at The bars had rear rooms in which That he was perfect vals. presidency. want to contend; but During the services tin the taber- women and men cqngregated at all none would to serve in supplyis you we desire to tell of the city itself was hushed and hours and drank beer, whisky and nacle man, well a was developed he that regis- even champagne, which is a rare with enlarged sympathies and a keen still; the clanging of the cash ing of clerks drink in the east now. i sense of justice, none can doubt. His ter, the bustling activity j trafof rumble the and and heavy the tellers, from bottom, a was struggle "while he earnestly worked his way fic on the pavements were relegated Vacation Cost and difficul- to another time. Provo City, as a through discouragement tribthe reached he possible greatest until unit, paid ties, he did not stop be ute within its power to Warren G. Shoe Company $615,000 the top. Surely such a life canwho Harding, president. nothing but an inspiration to all are still permitted to remain, and the Shoe We It cost the Endicott-Johnso- n fully equipped American sailors of the United world will long remember the life of 14,-- j o its give $615,000 corporation Vice of a States Edsall, effidestroyer this good man. 000 employes one weeks vacation special plant. Your work is wjth While the passing of President Admiral Longs European squadron, week in the first with July. pay, the entire na- took over children from Smyrna, desannounced .that it Harding has plunged The ciency when placed with us. it has tined for a refugee camp, and estab- would corporation of a sorrow, Into stupor who had tion each employe give brought vividly to our attention the lished them in an Institution pre- be6n with the concern a year a weeks Are you in need of Office Forms, .Cards, Bills, wonderful Ingenuity of our countrys pared for them in Constantinople. vacation wTth pay, but it was found from rescued were children a and The moment Pause Costitution. vacations the in that assigning disastrous will help business? Booklets or think of the flexibility of this great Smyrna at the time ofonthe the various weeks the facthrough a bound were loaded and the fire ship of Think safeguards instrument. handed be short would tories during to fill OUR JOB DEPARTMENT wil be &nd protection it offers in emergen- for Mitylene, the Greek concentra- the summer, so the entire plant was horrors. of untold of a tion routine camp, in emthe as place well daily cies as week, each the com- shut down for one a life. Think of the lifeless body of The crewto prevailed upon weeks pay in adreceiving ploye Edmander take them aboard the our president only a few hours after vance. sall The sailors willingly gave up its heart had ceased to function,to and The management believes the exwere the the across country thejr quarters, instructions travel was a success, as it resultthen periment to Constantinople, Rills of Vermont, where a younger wirelessed aheadmade in increased ed output, and it will for their sup- be and provision next man was resting at the country year. repeated 1 man port by the crew of the Edsall. Each home of his father. This young crew his contributes of the member wa3 vice president of the- United 125 room bit on pay day toward the orphanage. Catholic Sfates, and in a poorly lighted accomof surrounded by the simplest will call you wish. Phone 13, A camel in the midst of green Of modations, our new president acceptbut and thin, grows -- ed the oath of office, administered grass languishes and thorny f justice of surrounded by sagebrush in Catholics are by his father, a commonour There 26.103,761 he is thoroughly citizen-Tvegetation desert of No revolt to the peace. th United States, according tlje no v of happy and contented. issued attempt to take advantage Press Catholic just Directory, a situation; but all bowing In obedby Joseph H. Meier of Chicago. Science has made wonderful ience to the authority and dignity of cure no but disease, In curing the power vested In our wonderful King George of England is a radio of constitution. Sad as is the event we ever has been found for chronic fan. commemorate today it has brought te Season I fa'Llucessfm; ZltTl sLSlfand famllhoss -- 1U I - i , - r- -- - I Tav-mon- , ey re-M- tra-aga- in Ferre Married Engineer f j -- i Provo Meat & Packing Co. d, can-bor- v , Yel-lewsto- ne n. j of-th- i . n. Tim-panog- 110,-000,0- os. 00 j ate I nd . Rheumatic Proves j Agent ' blue-clothe- mu-ceed- ed in-chi- ef Mr. Business one-minu- te It ourbility ' your -- -- Weeks JOB PRINTING ; requirements. have a handled job printing care and i Stationery, anything that your pleased wants. PROVO POST PRESS Population United States 7 West Center Street and our representative y; fice-holdin- g. I 9 1 if your i i - |