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Show y . -- THE only advice worth the : Iric is likely io be the kind you have to pay hard cash for. - . - i BETTER be a small man and reach to do big things than a big man and stoop to do small things. i A ir'RO vO VOL. XIII, NO. 123 ilHHfi MdWdHT IT JL EIGHT-YEAR-O- LD BY KILLED BOY AUTO SATURDAY - e Death Claims Fred R. Warner Short Time After Accident on Fifth West Street Occurs. UiT, i,TAH. rU .,aY, ale OCTOBER 22, 1923 ESTABLISHED 1910 RELIGION CLASS WORK-I- S OF GREAT VALUE IM CHURCH DJEVEIOPIERIT TflCS SERVICES Many Relatives and Friends SIMPLE HELD FOR MRS. to Tribute Exemplary Pay ANNIE DASTRUP Lite of Beloved Woman I CREOSOTE COMPANY PUNS COMBINATION PLANT AT IR0N0T0N Expect to Prominent Church Worker Dies Republic Corporation! at Daughters Home Here Begin Operations Simultaneously With Steel Plant. Friday Evening. Church leaders, general board, stake and ward this afternoon joined in paying tribute to one of Provos greatest women, Mrs. Martha Ann Smith Harris, who died Friday morn ing at the age of 82. The funeral services were held in the. stake tabernacle. The speakers were Apostles George. Albert Smith and Joseph Fielding Smith, Stake Presidents. N. Taylor, Mrs. Eliza C. Nelson, Robert Taylor and Bishop Joseph Nelson of the Sixth ward, who conducted the services. The invocation was offered by Andrew Knudsen. Music was furnished by Maris H Homer, Sarah Ramsey, Carol P. Pyne, Sarah Dastrup, Peter Jensen, Roland Olsen, Murray Roberts, Jr A. Clayson and Professor J. R. Boshard, who directed the singing. This group rendered the selection When First the Glorious Light of Truth Burst Forth in This Last Age. The second musical number was O My Father by Marie Hedquist Homer and a quartet. The selection was a request number. Mrs. Bullock and Mrs. Pyne sang Hold Thou My Hand, and Professor J. R. Boshard and Mrs. Sarah Ramsey sang by request a duet, I Know That My ReThe final selection deemer Lives. was by the quartet, which rendered Farewell All Earthly Honors. The speakers paid sincere tribute to the exemplary life of Mrs. Harris, who was a daughter of Hyrum Smith, the first patriarch of the L. D. S. church, and a niece of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Her devotion to the church and her activities was praised highly. According to the speakers Mrs. Harris was a devoted wife and mother, and throughout her lifetime was an obedient daughter, who brought comfort to her mother in the days of trial COUNTY OFFICERS ESTABLISH RECORD NATION IN NEED OF RELIGION, SAY IN CASE DISPOSAL 1 CHURCH SPEAKERS The Republic Creosoting company Iron-toi Death, terribly swift and adaman at will be erected which plant, and caretine, cut short the Joyous school will go into operation simulta- Wanted Men Sentenced and Comboy Millions of Children Receive No free life an with that of the Columbia neously oclock, mence Serving Terms Twenty are if Saturday afternoon at 5:30 Steel present company plans Training, Declares Dr. H. when Fred R., the young son of Mr. Minutes' After Arrival Here. carried out, according to A. E. Lar. M. Woodwards. and Mrs. Leo Warner, 1065 Northa kin, general manager of the company, struck was by Fifth West street, who made a survey of local condiDay by day the law is working Seven out of every ten children in Ford automobile, believed to have tions and investigated suitable sites faster and faster in Utah county. A on America are receiving no religious been operated by Arthur Steele, was here record established Saturday. Saturday training, south the highway Just a few rods within according to Dr. H. M. The Republic Creosoting company morning by county officers and City Woodward, who was the principal of his home. Death resulted B. offiJ. Tucker that headfuture Judge with an is Indiana corporaiton the a few minutes' after the terrible acof convention of the speaker cers and magistrates will find hard Utah Stake quarters at Indianapolis, and as pre- to cident. Religion classes, held in equal. for has contracted announced viously the tabernacle The toll of the highways was once afternoon. N. J. J. Carr yesterday J. and wanted Miller, the entire coal tar byproduets of the T. Sterling Taylor, stake superinmore exacted, but the accident Is the local a officers for by board wil lfurnish coke which ovens, beating becqjce was Just moTe pitiful as the boy classes, conto the blast furnaces of the big plant bill at Hicks Hotel at Ironton, were tendent of religion the greatness ducted the of sessions the convenmen ginning to appreciatethe who discovered Jiow rapidly now in course of construction at tion. was Music of life and the Joy of living. In the furnished the law by the worked. Ironton. Early Thursday tabernacle choir under the direction bare Interim of ten minutes he men the in left the hotel an morning opsecured The has company Professor J. R. Boshard and the ceased to be a happy, carefree boy tion on approximately forty acres of their Chalmers car without the for- of Misses Celestia and Violet Johnson. and Instead became an inanimate of Sherbills. paying their land directly west of the plant of mality the speakers at the afterAmong D. noiff J. was body, a sacrifice to the Boyd and Steel Columbia the immediately corporation, noon were Joseph T. Allen, demand of the highways. session and & the he, Carbon tified, Rio Grande telephoned served by the Denver Mrs. L. The boy was on his way from E, Farnsworth,1 Superintencounty officers at Price. These of- dent Western Railroad company. school. Chance gave him an opporand President T. N. TayTaylor ficers men the arrested at MRS MARTHA Castle HARRIS of rates kind If the 12 Leo right freight Bean, lor.' Oscar Bjerregaard gave the intunity to ride with and the proper facilities can be se- Gate. was vocation North Fifth West street, who and J. A. Washburn the in Nauvoo settlement the and early Sheriff Bpyd left Provo at 8 benediction. cured from the railroads for this coal. Acdriving a wagon filled with Bean of Utah. Laran of Mr. oclock In kind was and arrived says operation, Friday night cording to police officers, The high ideals and beautiful life kin, the Republic Creosoting com- Price at 11:30 oclock. He left Price Joseph Allen, who is a religion Fifth West street,s was Mrs. of commented going north on feet Harris upon will erect a modern coal tar re at 5:30 oclock Saturday morning class pany adfrom the boy gave a and when a few by all the speakers, who pointed out on the ground they have un- and arrived in Provo at 9:45 oclock. dress student, orr on finery to What the Classes commenced get R. Religion home Fred that she possessed qualities that der option. The company is now Ten minutesTater or at 9:45 the men Have Done for Me. the wagon, but Bean said: brought happiness in all the homes I making a study and analysis of the were in the sheriffs office, and by until wait now, off classes, he said, are Dont get she visited. situatibn in order to determine if 10:05 oclock they commenced serv- for"Religion the home. of giving students repurpose of your Her kind charitable get in front nature, her this is the proper location for .the ing their sentences. education. It helps them to ligious In the meantime a buggy, driven ness and her devotion to duty and successful operation ' of its business J. B. Tucker heard the case study religion each day, and is useBench, apJudge de were by J. Bates of Provo responsibilities proverbial, in this territory. As this vewithin ten minutes and sentenced ful in that it gives you training proached from the south. driven dared the speakers. Is operating plants them to serve fifteen The company by which is valuable if you in jail or the wagon hicle passed The number of friends that atof this character at Indianapolis, In- pay fines of $15 each. days a on a mission. men The were It teaches you Bean, the car driven by Steele, tended the services taxed the lower of diana; Mobile, Ala.; Norfolk, Vir- unable to pay the fines and are being value of prayer, which is a val former resident of Delta, butthenowtwo to floor tabernacle of the capacity, ginia; St. Louis Park, Minn., and held in the county jail. It is believed preparation for , public or mlssio Provo, dodged between The floral tributes were both beau Wash. With the exception that the local officers established a service. Religion classes are Seattle, horse-draw- n vehicles. and many. tlful of the Seattle beplant, all are combined record for expediting a case that will useful as memory exercises, and was passing As the automobile Interment was in the Provo City of coal tar refin- stand: for some time. Steele it teaches you to live right, and cla consisting plants, two wagons, the tween the direction of the under cemetery eries and rifles the gospel. creosoting plants. to the turn right, made a sharp RHome. Hatch Funeral The creosoting plants are operated Mrs. Farnsworth in her address on The boy, , jwas i Fred striking several for of giving the the of side purpose to the L"What LAST feet . .the Religion Classes Have HELD, hurled Done tor 'S&y fchlIden"8tate$Uthaf been warned raflroadcras the road. The hoy had I LOCAL EDUCATORS BIG1 FIGHT CARD tiles, piling, bridge timber and other most beautiful and useful thing not to get off the coal wagon bv of forest products. FOR MOTHER OF ithe from its teaching is that It disregard ' Bean, but with' youthful One of the principal products of us to pause for a few minutes caution he had climbed down, believi the coal tar refineries is creosote oil, TO TAKE PART IN ARRANGED FOR and reflect. in no danger.s It is ing that he was had to of in the treatment used LOCAL road RESIDENT timber, It Is the most beautiful branch the crossed evident that he of learning, she declared, that our prevent decay. It is expected that , to the light vehicle before the authe Ironton plant will be of the comU. E. A. CONVENTION children can have. It is DEMPSEY CLUB a diftomobile weaved through the open-to bination nature, similar to those in Services for Mrs. T. G. Parker ficult problem today to getquite ELECTION PRIMARY on his way started education had and ing, the east, now operated by the Repubto the children. It is for this reason his home when struck by the car Held in Alpine Stake Taberlic company. Following the building we must try to do It. In these that L. to John for Preside Nuttal driven by Steele. at Completed Preparations ITiis nacle Afternoon. Is of accordIN the it HELD BE the TO the childs mind is taken up witfk refinery after expected, boy as days soon As possible First Matches of Season to General Session H. A. Dixon ing to Mr. Larkin, that a timber lessons and amusements, and it many was struck the death car was stopped. to Deliver Address. Be Held in Provo. car. Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas is up to us to pause and reflect. If treating plant will be erected. Fields and hls companions in theWest The extent of the expenditure nec- G. Parker, mother of George P. Par- religion classes make us stop and PROVO TOMORROW Art Reese, 620 North First Provo educators will, according to The first tight card of ,the Jack essary is not definitely known, but ker of this city, were held this after- answer questions, it is worthwhile, Elmer Ivey, Lamar Hunter, street, It will probably be between $300,000 noon at 2 oclock from the Alpine and when we do we find Boxing club has been ar- the scheduled program, take an im Freddie Nelson, Ralph Hundley, Llge Dempsey and religious fans will have portant part in the annual conven No the and up $400,000. The refinery will em- stake tabernacle at American Fork. education is the most essential ranged, Santoff fight Earl picked to and Has Developed Hundley thing Opposition e of activition the Utah asso an to beEducational the witness men at the about twenty-fivA large number of friends and rel- in the childs instruction. of the boy and opportunity the unconscious form Westwood-BecWhose ploy Present Incumbents, cirwhich be of will of held k the for ties the to ciation, three Mr. knights squared attended ginning, T. Sterling Taylor in his address Larkin, atives the services and a according made a dash for the Names Will Be on Ballot. cle next Thursday, October 25, ac- days, commencing Thursday, Octo and when the creosoting plant is built number of prominent Alpine stake took issue with those who that hospital. from fifty to seventy-fiv- e additional speakers paid tribute to Mrs. Parker. the young men and women say of this Dr. David Westwood, who made an cording to Gad Williams, promoter. ber 25. to will the of men The Provo Bennie be Shannon will go Laramie, Wyo., Mrs. Parker died Thursday night generation are not as religious as' voterq.of required. examination ' later, states that death one of the fastest and L. John Nuttall, Jr., professor of most clever The coming of the Republic Creo- following an extended polls tomorrow to nominate candiillness. She those in' the past, or as religious as was due to the car passing over Fred and elementary secondary teaching dates for the general election, and soting company is the most impor- was born in American Fork, June 27 the older men the in intermountain the lightweights and women. The and injuring head fatally R.s director 'of the Brigham Young for the first time since the organi- tant development in Utah region, is the big attraction. He is and the of Thomas and value of religion classes as outlined county 1859, daughter brain. It is believed death resulted as school, training presi zation of political parties in the city since the announcement Qf the com- Susannar Proctor, two of the ear- by the ac- matched to fight Eddie Kelley of university is that it affects the less than thirty minutes after dent of the association, will preside the com- ing of Columbia Steel Lake' for the Salt ' City mayor, the lightweight company and liest settlers in Utah county. In 1879 younger generation, which is more . cident. the at sessions. general SuperinThis missioner and the- auditor will enter subsequent commencement of con- she was married to Thomas G. Park susceptible to it. Steele and his seven companions intermountain championship. to be one of the tendent H. A. Dixon of the Provo the primary election without oppo- struction woyk at Ironton. The possibilities of progress this er, who died in April, 1919. were returning to Provo from the bojit alone isoffcertain in Provo for many a city schools, is also scheduled to de- sition. How they will emerge from The daily output of coal tar, when She is survived are better than ever before, the year by farm of E. . V. Peck on Provo best pulled following an liver The Problems of address, no one can tell, but In all prob- the plant of the steel company com- children: is doubtful, if a it In it year. fact, C. G. been Mrs. had picking he of Patterson asserted. The teaching staff this where they bench, high school As They Are Related ability the present encumbents. May- mences operations will be approxi Portland, and the is appears to match between Jack Dempsey more Parker better and is putting P, year Oregon; George trained, to Entrance apples. The accident accidental, University Require- or O. K. Hansen, Commissioner mately 9000 gallons. Much of the of Provo, Mrs. Melinda Hansen of heart and soul in the work. as Luis Angel Firpo would appeal There is have been purely on ments, Friday, October 26. Charles Hopkins and Mrs. Ruth Far-re- r creosote oil which will be manufac- Payson, Mrs. Reed Gardner of Amer- little difference between denominaFields followed the customary high to the lovers of fast action. will be the only persons voted tured out of the product will be used ican Fork, James Parker of Salt tions in this S. W. Williams, president of the way regulations, accprding to Chief work, but all over we says Matchmaker Wil- Home Then, as theirs are the only names for oil flotation milling machinery Lake City and Miss Ethel Parker of are for, School and out that we are people of association of Police Wren Wilkins. Pro finding semifinal we for the have liams, and light oils. appear on the baljjt. American Fork. She is also survived of Sunday habits,- which in the final Reese, who was one of the occu- Red Belcher of Provo and Walter vo will make a report showing the that fls There that The number of ties that will give by two sisters, Mrs. Anna Green and analysis likelihood little any of the home school following result shows that what religious and of the work at car, gave pants are Fort of Wallace They Douglas. opposition will develop since there is the preservative treatment is not de- Mrs. Amos Wagstaff, both of Amer instruction we receive on Sundays is version of the accident, according to two of the best welterweights in all the Friday morning session. The musical talent of the city will little interest being manifest in the finitely known, but it runs into an lean Fork. not sufficient to last throughout ibe what his father stated to Chief of Utah, and are sure to prove an inter election. the This is construed imense by also be utilized as the B. Y. U. fac figure. It is rumored that Police Wilkins: week. It is for this reason that the combination. the several railroads have already agreed We were coming down the road, esting are carried on. ulty male quartet will render several majority of the citizens that uniclasses to accept timber products to be city officials have given and passed two wagons. 'Just as Mr. also stated that this was not satisfied selections at the 9 oclock Friday present Williams Gad Taylor CHILD INJURED we turned to the right on account of when he had the two main matches session, to be held in Barratt hall, versal satisfaction and ther6 Is no treated at the Ironton plant of the the will be better acyear public demand for a change at this time. Republic Creosoting company. the oncoming automobile and moved assured, but went ahead and arrang Salt Lake City. the with work to be carried quainted toFor this reason it is thought that Among the other important bywas and Many prominent educators from morrows it beyond the second conveyance, the ed for Jimmie Douglas and Johnon, that expected that SERIOUSLY WHEN voting will be the lightest products of the steel company is aran enrollment of 80 per cent would boy jumped out and was struck. of Salt Lake, to pro- the east and far west will be in in the both nie Smith, of tificial is the eiy. It gas. Leo Warner, the boys father, in history understood that attendance. Perhaps the most prombe secured among the children. The some amusements for the fight inent the company is now negotiating for of these is Dr. Shailer Mathews of the work, he said, was that commenting upon the accident, stat- vide value and one better went still and THROWN FROM PONY it taught the disposal of this commodity. The ed that from what information he fans, obedience to temporal and of Ironton to dean of thfe divinity school of the SON OF FORMER Hicks Red secured Columbia Steel company, according possessed the boy apparently thought battle Young Osborne of Fort Doug- University of Chicago. Othersi are and (gave exauthorities, spiritual to present plans, will not dispose of that the way across the road was las. It appears that the matchmaker Dr. Ernest Carroll Moore, director of in charitable performance. perience Seven-Year-Othe ammonium sulphate, which will southern branch of the Univers clear, and that he was in no danger. Boy Rendered Dr. Woodward in commencing his to give the fns aH the of PROVO RESIDENTS be produced at the rate of nine tons Unconscious as Result The car driven by Steele, according is attempting Dr. Ity are California, Ernest and men of Race address stated that the need of rethe but will market it directly. to Mr. Warner, was coming along at they can stand, as allthe battles are Horn, professor of education at the daily, ligious education does not need dison and Road. fas and scrappy, Springville a good rate of speed, and struck him The artificial gas will be produced at cussion. fistic University of Iowa, OAKLAND DIES IN as it turned to. the right after passing liable to be gory and gloriousj the rate of about six million cubic The slogan adopted for this years We have a son declared the tendency to deviate, feet daily. the vehicle driven by Bates. Mr. combats. George is convention Hinckley, Good and and Teaching, and it takes the be referee, Kid Davis will The exact date on which the Re- of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hinckley, 40 us a long whilespeaker, Warner estimated the speed of the it Is believed that the subject will to and clean what it appreciate for good, name stands his automobile at thirty miles an hour. Creosoting coinpany will com- South Third East street, was se- takes to make a Latter-da- y nolt allow be stressed throughout the three Death Comes to Child of Mr. and public Saint. mence the erection afternoon of The first intimation that the par- fast , fighting. to Davis does the riously of the convention. injured Saturday necessary Be not afraid that the children can Mrs. Elliott Dunn; Funeral take it easy, but days 3 at is not ents received regarding the accident the fighters oclock, when the Shetland pony get too much religious New officers will be nominated at plant definitely known at the to Be Held Here. The to their son was when a neighbor, forces ' them to put everything in the the firsts general session, Thursday, which he was riding lost its footing, great present time. concern of moderntraining. civilization Mrs. Leona Johnson, who witnessed fight. a throwing the boy into gutter, the Is this, not that man is following the All that could make thei fight and the election will take place on Word was received in Provo Sunthe accident, broke the terrible news. members him of 'The the unconscious Scout compact rendering Boy Friday. but that man is facing a great apthe be would day night from Oakland, Cal., that troop No. 6 of the Bonneville ward broth- devil, Difficulty was encountered yester- more interesting George and his of life in this generation. at the complexity 2 of Jack the Dempsey Mr. son of Jack, year-old will give a benefit Halloween danc- er, Lyman, were spending the after- There Is a greater day by officers in locating the occu- -' pearance but even hls absence does extension of interMrs. and resiringside, Elliott former URGED TO of the CITIZENS noon automobile which at Dunn, a at their struck the farm about ward amusement hall fathers pants ing party est ever than and we hate debefore, not from the fans eveof dents this getting prevent ATTEND MEETING city, died Saturday the boy. The accident was not re- their Friday evening. Halloween ideas quarter mile north of the state fish veloped a tendency to think in and worth of moneys a brief plus. to ning either the diphtheria, colors and Both will had Shetland following police departported boys prevail throughout hatchery. patches. ' the ment or the county sheriffs office, All members of the chamber of illness. hall. All are cordially invited ponies and decided to have a race. The various codes of ethics were The family, according to the infor- - tQ attend, commroce and all other citizens All went well until they reached discussed according to Chief of Police Wilkins who mation In received is held in and Sheriff J. D. Boyd. The chief Question In of Provo, interested the pavement, where Georges pony urged the by Dr. Woodward, Y agriany phase application of a more gento of police, however, was informed by Mrs. A. E. Davis of Ogden is spend- slipped on an oily piece of pavement, eral culture or the livestock industry rigid quarantine, but will return this city with the body of the child ing the week in Provo with her par- throwing the boy in the gutter. The be understanding of life than can the parents of both Hunter and Reese are especially urged to be presDebates Selected Incorporated within a certain code, as soon as is permissible. The Oak- ents, Dr. and Mrs. H. S. that Steele was driving the car and ent at a meeting of the Utah counhorse rolled over, but was not in- formulated Pyne. to regulate the habits land authorities have also owned' it. He is believed to be grantcouncil to held be already jured. ty agricultural uses and of inter-clas- s classes and proed the audito-toriuselected for The to some parents permission question Two gentlemen passing witnessed fessions. Hecertain in the junior high school bring The Elks ladies will hold their living with family residing also appealed to men to the Provo Interment. for debating at the Brigham Young body October the accident and along the Springville road. Tuessocial took session Tuesday evening, immediately weekly to square themselves with Christian Mr. and Mrs. Dunn left Provo for regular Resolved, That the 23, at 7:30 oclock. Steele, when questioned by offi- university is: in the Elks clubrooms. the boy to Dr. Andersons hospital ethics day evening on the States United Oakland cers this morning, stated that the grant Philippines Members of the central comAugust 2 of this year Cards will be enjoyed, followed by in Springville, where he was given selves instead of Justifying themby expediency. independence within the next year mittee of the Utah council will be with the intention of residing perma- luncheon. accident was unavoidable. immediate medical attention. The "One need of the present time is We were coming about twenty or on the same basis as Cuba. Each of a and outline the plan for nently in California. From the word in child semiconscious state at present is, bat we approach things from a spireceived by relatives here it appears and is survived by one sister, Mar- the present twenty-fiv- e miles an hour, he said, the four college classes is have two the development of the agricultime, but his mother ritual point of view, he declared. men each. The two first teams folof will that remain in Provo tural progress for the coming and passed the buggy driven by jorie, age 5, besides the parents. Fu- states that his condition is favorable they trial debate is set for November year. neral arrangements will be lowing their arrival here. and that every hope is held for his Religious training Is taking a tre- Jack was born on June 3, ed later. 16th. (Continued on page Eight.) rapid recovery. ( Continued on Page 2.) eight-year-o- ld ever-increasi- ng Unostentatious funeral services were held for Mrs. Annie Marie Dastrup, who died Friday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. M. Anderson, 757 South Fifth West street, this morning at 10 oclock with Bishop Joseph Nelson of the Sixth ward presiding. The invocation was offered by Theodore Farley. The speakers were Noel Dastrup of Sandy, a grandson of Mrs. Dastrup, Postmaster John W. McAdams and Bishop Nelson. Musical numbers were furnished by a trio consisting of Dan Webster, Mary Grey and Verde Banks. Mr. Webster also sang a solo, and a duet was rendered by Mr. Webster and Verde Banks. The benediction was offered by Bishop Nephl Anderson of Manavu ward. Following the services the body was taken to Sigurd, the former home of Mrs. Dastrup. Mrs. Dastrup was 86 years of age. She was born in Denmark in 1839, and came to Utah on September 4, 1861. She first settled in Sigurd, Utah, and afterwards moved to Cotton, and subsequently to Richfield and Monroe. She was president of the Sigurd Relief society for many years, being released on November 14, 1911. She moved to Provo in May, 1920, and made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Anderson. She enjoyed good health until a few days prior to her death, which was due to causes incident to old age. ' She is survived by five sons, Peter and Ole Dastrup of Sandy, and John, Ephraim and Jacob Dastrup, all of Provo. Four daughters also survive. They are: Mrs. A. M. Anderson of Provo; Mrs. Anna Cowley , of Richfield, Mrs. Mille Gould of Monroe and Mrs. Emma Cowley of Sigurd. Besides the above children fhe is survived by' forty-seve- n grandchildren and twenty-tw- o Funeral arrangements were under the direction of the Hatch Funeral Home. j 1 I - great-grandchildre- n, five-minu- te j JilES 4T- , n. Mrr-Taylo- four-year-ter- r m - - ld , -- for m |
