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Show YOU COULDNT sell anybody a gold brick nowadays, not even a genuine one, un- DEW AI?E QF tjie man who makes !iv(ne ov loving rir less it was wrapped in fake stock Certificates. every loty. If' fho" ever cease wanting to he loved lie'll be ii bankrupt. i OF AMERICA' UTAH COUNTY ONE OF WESTS PEARL CHIPMAN DIAMOND JUBILEE FESTIVAL GARDEN SPOTS, SAYS BOOK TO BE HELD MARCH 12-1- 3 ALL ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR WILSON MEMORIAL SERVICES Resources and Advantages of Provo Described In Rail-Railroa- d Red Book Former Congressman Welling, and Dr. George H. Brimhall, The new industrial life in Utah Among Speakers county means the beginning of a SIXTY PERCENT OF KIWANIANS SPEAKER STUDENTS IN GRADE SILENT TRIBUTE TO of seventy-fiftanniversary the settlement of Provo will he celebrated in a befitting manner with pageants, parades, etc., according to members of the recently chosen general arrangements committee Yes, indeed, Provo's Diamond Jubilee will be celebrated and in a Mrs. declared manner, fitting GracesS. Cheever, president of the Provo chaptey of the Daughters of the Pioneers this morning. Mrs. Cheever sffated that it was probable that two days would be reThese quired for the celebration. h new life, Re An ohl Groejk W, U. IU LKI.EY lhistor St. Mary's Episeop;rt 'hureh Committees Chosen To Arrange For Observation of Provos 73th Anni versarv PAY II; tin ing, up philosopher in sinn- his'pilojsphy of life said that (he found, it ionyprinciple of knowled- ge .and tin backbone of lift1 was know 'The more none thinks ofth.Vsylty this 'brief summary frtho more one feels tin' of the truth' contained in it. depth If one knows himself he must know the meaning of life. If om1 really understands self he must alo know and understand to somel degree at least the and' of Inature-tha- t surrounds him. s G one really understands himself lie must at the sam time feel the God in and argnd him, j realize something of that God power, its force and relation to and in life; feel something of the-- - responsibility of life and ones duty to the world about him. If there is anything hat the (people in the, world today need it i,s that they should know themselves and knowing themselves accept the responsibility of living and helping others to live. If we could hut understand that we are beings with the power to think and' put those thoughts into action. in . economically and socially SCHOOL HAVE GOITRE WOODROW WILSON for Provo and Utah county, accordScholarly Analysis of Philippine Notice To Members of of "chairman to' Lowry Nelson, ing Questions Made By Graduate the publicity committee of the Provo Tabernacle Choir of B. Y. U. Chamber of Commerce, who is the Unusually Governor District High Percentage Edgert on an of in author the article current Found Among Timpanogos All members of the tabernacle Urges Club To Realize Imof the Railroad issue Red May we never be recreant to the Book, to be are choir presm published by the Denver requested Pupils & portance of Convention Rio mighty trust bestowed upon us in ent Sunday afternoon to furnish Is'with our relations the Grande Western railroad Philippine company. the musical service for the memMore than sixty-on- e Mr. Nelson under the title Heavy Members of the Provo KiWafnsi, percent of all lands before tl? Philippino is ready orial services to be held for the in the Timpanogos grade for students was the hope club and their invited guests stood SeaProduction Characterizes Crop late Woodrow; Wilson. son in Utah county writes as fol- school are affected with goitre, ac- expressed by Mrs. Pearl Romney with bowed heads for one minute J. R. BOSHARD, lows in part: cording to Dr. Arnold Robison, city Chipman in a scholarly analysis of Thursday afternoon at their regular Choirister the weekly meeting in the Hotl Roberts is Utah most the county import- physician, who yesterday completed the Philipine question before -- 3 ant agricultural county in the" state. the examination of all students in members of the Provo Rotary club out of respect for the late Woodrow All Provo will unite Sunday after- It is as regards cli- the Parker and Timpanogos grade at their weekly luncheon at the Ho- Wilson, following the offering of noon at 2 oclock to pay a last trib- mate ideally situated schools. tel Roberts today. Mrs. Chipman prayer by George II. Brimhall, presis and it unexcelled andvsoil, ute to the memory of the late Wood-ro- in 13. The The days would be March total an inexhaustable fund of inter- ident emeritus of the club. of number students had that to facilities get have been on Wilson, twenty-eight- h (ommittee president the transportation arrangements examined general for P. in was information the to Parker chairman the goitre The markets. George concerning esting produce, of the United States. the history of for Thursdays meeting, at which consisting of Grace S. Cheever, Maytotal area'-efktof 1,301,-76- 0 Provo to date is 2,356. The results Philipine Islands, county have Complete arrangements conducted at their people, their customs, resourc- District Governor J. E. Edgerton or O. K. Hansen, E. S. Hinckley, S. acres, with a farm land area of of the examinations been made for the memorial ser- 318,133 the dischool es, and many phase? of the Philip-pino- of Pocatello, Idaho, gave an in- P. Eggertsen, Alice P. Wright, Desand acres. Parker The farming is Timpanogos vices under the direction of a com- -' versified with how a close structive and entertaining address eret L. Gray, Rosalind Oakley and conprove and life, having made conclusively prevalent hay forage mittee headed by Frank Deming, stituting the largest Martha J. Jones, has already held other words with the responsibility is within this of the Philippine problems on the ideals and meanings of individual crop. goitre region. study commander of Provo Post No. 13 of A recent tendency being manifested At the Timpanogos school, 340 during the three years that she E. Allen of the several meetings, and have planned of taking this world ns we find it President J. the American Legion. Other mem- towards the Provo club was inducted into of such mark- pupils were examined; 1S1 boys and taught school there. the for a pageant, pioneer banquet, a and by directing the God lift1 iii us bers of the committee are President etable crops growing as onions, celery, head 159 girls. The percentage of males skill of an artist Mrs. office recently vacated by Dr. M. C. grand hall, and other features for through ourselves upon the needs. of the With TJ. N. Taylor, PresidentF. S. Harris, the occasion. found to be affected was 57.0 per- Chipman carried her audience across Merrill by Governor Edgerton. the world, we would find that the lettuce, etc. Secretary Edwin S. Hinckley of the i Special committees have been ap- force do make this a right world Hand in hand with this develop- cent, the percentage of girls, 6 6 per- the Pacific into the beautiful city In commencing his address Disand ment in the direction of truck farm- cent, the pereet,nage of girls 6 6 per of Manila where the first impres- trict Governor local Chamber of Commerce life was fully within ourEdgerton stated that pointed for various phases of the and a right Commissioner A. O. Smoot. As long! as we fail to unsion would lead the average Amer- the three Kiwanis clubs in this vi- celebration, and art' actively engag- selves. has gone the growth of the dairy for the total number examinied. ing The pag- derstand and sitting hack wait for At 'the Parker school, 490 stu- ican to believe that the Philippino cinity were outstanding in the Utah-Idah- o ed in perfecting plans. Acting for the' various civic and industry. If a farmer ' has land is eant Professor God or someone else1 to make life by being But patriotic organizations of the citya enough to grow hay for a few cows, dents were examined, 25 S hoys and is ready for prepared district. n E. II. this group of men has arranged Provos and its cnvirondient right we will Eastmond, a few acres of some truck cash 238 girls. The percentage of males after one learns that Manilas popand a he Kiwanis. declared, of r memorial program, which will be as crops, he undoubtedly has a com- affected with goitre dropped to 41.4 ulation is but 250.000 of the ten place wherein a business provided and find things goitjg oh pretty much! product pageants. man could ; follows: ' bination' which is capable of pro- percent in this school, and that oft millions scattered throughout the follow the urge of cooperation and J M Jensbn. author of tluj forth- rut. Opening song Tabernacle choir, ducing profits. Some Utah county the females to 56 percent a total pos-- j many provinces, one ylll soon detecI oming History of Provo. think that we til) Tin1 tirm. J. R. farmers hive a corner of the farm tive over all of 4S.3 percent. Diamond under direction of Professor inline that to bring about an Oriental will find that th Jubilee, Scon my lias III1' n selected as the title forth'1 ment Boshard.t ti" for its rin to strawberry production, or The percentage1 found to be af- independence is a tre-devoted purpo celebration a, it will bi s k n ow tiv Invocation .President S. P. beinsi bv or dew berries. etc. t'ected with goitre ar the Tiinpan-hirge- slu- told her audience. raspberries t he 2 sin t s a rs, on Man h II Mrs. Chipman then reviewed the Oil d pum that has (till motif.' These are crops which fill in the ogos school is the t s. d ' r ri Ti iiim! d ,1 n ii n . ;i Selection Tabernacle choir. vacant periods, between hay cutting vet been found in this vicinity, ac- - history of the Philippine Island- - ex'! t f1 b i t b Address M. II. , Welling. former and go to make for efficiency in cording to Dr. Robson, who states plaining that they had alway In (I i'T jmi i i m Tb iciiuM'I'r (it nl'l nl.gt jUellt Httclnng of dm 3 to others. to feel that in the Lilli high school some under the domination oi a greater congressman from the First District utilization of farm labor. bold anotliir meeting Saturdav ;i s use of r( bonsibilify towards. 'ill She told of the n n erection of Utah. Another development a wav from unusual data regarding the preval- power. nfii riiouii at 5 3 n o'clock at which making all life pud was found. Music Tabernacle people b otter plan to coopi rate with Am re a in the. old lino fronernl t farm prnctlr ent v of1, this time thj various and happier; by every phase o the n v 'mv. vlm-iTroVn cirv echoed viM ho ousting the Spaniard and them Inter of rite ei.Um .'i and nns., m will be chosen, i movement to majte the boVs re ilize h a - examined tins wek, following which of their intention to oust i'nc'e Stun. " u r r of i no T li Hole ' '.asin1 The more were that the purpose of life is to tjt ;t k (' hv , will examine in Robison fottnir and Dr. hounds said, Utah grown plans, leap carried-ta successful issue, but in Musio Tnhi imicle choir. of the Bv! ourselves the me ms whereby very county during the past three nr 1.000 students n FUNERAL SERVICES force of nature, of God, of s f is Sentiments of the American latter four years. With the present orgnn-izatio- n Young university. they failed. jthe The progress of tht1 Islands under vice to tlii1 Commander Frank Denning. of the poultry directed towards marking life for producers community in which he Dr. to Woodr'ow Wilson all better md happiyr. States control was reviewed lives. He compared Tribute ITiited the after ends orlooking marketing Kiwanis the ' s FOR J, A. LOVELESS of the business in such a satisfac- U. P. SCHOLARSHIP by the speaker, who declared that George II. Brimhall, president-emerituto a huge chain; the of the Brigham Young univer- tory mann'-to the Philippine ganization as has been the case ntnetil fortv-s- i ven districts, forming large FRUIT GROWERS OF cannot come until the masses of the links and tlm tmi thousand sity. during the past roar, and with such locals TO BE HELD SUNDAY choir. Tabernacle UTAH a IN Islands hive passed through WINNERS favorable natural conditions, such Closing song long smnRer links. Benediction The Rev N. A. as the availability at a nominal price period of self mastery. She pointer! There would not and will not Adto tile fact that only 3 7 per cent a chain unles-- we a're united, said of the Seventh-da- y UTAH COUNTY FORM pa-tof fish from Utah Lake, the poultry ' ANNOUNCED of the native's can read and write, hto sp; akcr, Kiwanis came into be- Prominent Resident of Provo ventist church. COUNTY business has found many new conanil that those who possess a great- ing at a time when all was favorTht American Legion, the Amer- verts in the county. Dies Thursday Morning; er degree of intelligence including NEW ASSOCIATION ican Legion Auxilary, the O. A. R., looks forward to the Everyone its growth. the Gold great industrial development which Five Hundred Bushels of Pota the Philippino politician are also ablelie for Served In Many Capacities the Service Star Legion, conthat declared the present possessed with an ambition for Star Mothers, the Relief Corps of is apparently in store for this regdition of the world was a toes To Acre Is Record of rather than any de- condition, peculiar to recoverynatural James A, Lovqless, age 71, prom- Producers the G. A. R., and other organizat- ion. During the past year, the CoPerfecting County-Wid- e are taking an active part in lumbia Steel cpmpany has installed sire to raise the masses to a higher1 war. and that united action wasfrom ion-. in civic, church and business Grove Youth Pleasant inent all serstandard. Cooperative Marketing the first unit of its blast furnaere preparation for the community th.ai was needed to adjust mattirs. circles of Provo and Utah county Mrs. Chipman discussed with revices. The members of the patri- and coke oven1?, three mild? south in Utah county of the The Golden Rub1 in business, lie for more than fifty years, died at Winners Organization otic organizations will occupy spe- of Provo. They expect to be in op- Carl It. Gray Union Pacific Agricul- markable accuracy matters of com- declared, will become a rule rather liis home. 485 South Fifth West merce in tilt' Islands and stated that than an ext option, and I look for- street, Thursday morning at 2 cial places at the meeting. eration by spring. The building tural' Fruit growers of Utah county are scholarship competition of the lot k. CelProfessor J. II. Boshard of the program has furnished employment were college or as Philipine exports .at a announced ward considerable with Thursday present countyopnfidence Mr. Loveless was the son of Bis- wide fruit andforming' rpach the United States while only to the time when every business and tabernacle, choir is arranging a spe- for several hundred people. The con- ment Hanson of Elmira. Leland growers vegetable comd for is the nato sent cial musical program the other struction of the plant has induced Kirk of Pleasant Grove and his hop James 'W. and Matilda McCle cooperative marketing1 professional man will .accept tions of the world. memoration, and the best speakers Other firms to locate in Provo. lan Loveless. He was born in Provo which will he affiliated association, of Sgjem. a Saltan more defto in a with the community duty reThe new available have been secured. This industrial life will Until October 23, state farm bureau, according to R. magnificient scenery, the while a resident of Eland concrete way. and to the July 19, 1853. inite Hanson, Former Congressman AVelling, ligion, the superstitions, and many time when every business man will 18 76 he remained with his parents, D. AVadley, manager of the Utah mira, ii a student of the Spanish other (Continued on Last Page.) who served as a member of congress to Julia Farm bureau. J interesting phases of Pliilipino sense was upon his marriage awarded school and his responsibility, Fork high morally, when were life Elkins he filed on a homstead on emphasized by the speaker. financially and during the Wilson administration Five local organizations have alfirst the accomplished having prize, spiritually. But withal America's progress in and was intimate with the late presGovernor Edgerton also comment- Provo Bench, where he lived until ready been formed, They are Pleashighly commendable results through was to the Islands with the ident. will deliver the principal ad- ANNIVERSARY OF five years ago. pointed On ant Grove, Timpanogos, beets. of budon the necessity of a man ed cultivation the sugar Spanish , dress. greatest by Mrs. Chipman, geting his time, pride forty-seve- n h? Mr. Lehi and Elberta Fruit Growtons, two acres was one Loveless a of man few the grew Fork, that stating Iswho declared The sentiments of-- appreciation of the ' Philippine Other organizaat a net profit of $89.30 per acre. lands as a wholethatare should first give more time to his men who have played a prominent ers cooperatives. BOY SCOUTS BEING tli life and character of Woodrow which have been selling the tions in the development is attending the Pleaswho of to as his are the entitled part Kirk, family, they But it remains for Uncle Sam to consideration. Wilson will he made by Alice ReyHe passed products to the .Federated, He averred that in Provo bench country. ant Grove high school, produced 600 raise Fruit them to standards in life that nolds, a professor at the Brigham on one and and a of of life the bushels certain trials are Vegetable Growers, potatoes through time, Inc., period pioneer budgeting CELEBRATED HERE will warrant their independence, and Young university. Dr. George H. should bq spent in reading, another and established a beautiful home in expected to become members of the acres, thereby winning the until comes that time Brimhall will pay a tribute to the the United second prize. in physicial and that section of the city. exeYcise, county organization. The Federated States must extend the hand of fel- rteriodmore accomplishments and the ideals of Salem 19,265 of Saban He held various public and busi- wil handle the '.products of the state in touch with grew in still keeping and war Frank late and in continue Obpresident, (he the great lowship, Organization Commences pounds qf tomatoes bn an acre of WOrk community affairs through contact ness offices during his long and use- organization when completed. this country has undertaken. Deming, commander of the AmerAnof It is expected that alfalfa seed servation ful career; serving as school trustee producFourteenth Jan the citizens. high unusually ground, President J. B. Tucker presided with ican Legion post of Provo, will exof Utah county will join ten for of The the the tion. producers stressed years, president importspeaker This men who at todays meeting and told of a de- ance niversary Morning press the sentiments . of in of other sections of the with will those receive $75 Provo Bench club Canal of and the Provo All three Kinwanis boys Irrigation state in sire on the part of the Salt Lake Roserved under Woodrow Wilson in agora state-wid- e the to enter to a of tuition director the the cash district convention Farmers company, pay perfecting making inter-city More to an war. than scouts club of 2,O()0 the conduct the great world boy tary as well as tbelr for the to to and Merchants of ricultural member and make of strive the this ganization college, bank, major marketing project, district council, includluncheon meeting in the Hotel Utah Every effort has been made to Timpanogos outstanding in state legislature in 1913 and 1914, crop. The alfalfa seed crop approxion the evening of February 19, the the annual gatheringUtah-Idahing a number of troops in Provo transportation both wrays. arrange the program in such a way o dis- and in connection with varoius oth- mates 12,000,000 pounds the of annals the annually, can commenced occasion being the fourteenth anthat the best possible tribute thp celebration of the and has increased each year as the ers. trict. tabfourteenth The or Roof of the the late of OLD-TIMEbe paid the anniversary president. niversary organization RS' ELKS O. Nielson and Lloyd SutIn church affairs he took a prom- seed produced in Utah has gained in r ernacle is expected tp be taxed to ganization this morning. tary in the United States. The mem- tonSwen were awarded the attendance inent part, having been a faithful favor. bers signified their desire to join Special programs have been ar capacity, and residents from various Latter-da- y Chairman Parker. given by prizes exSaint, and was often callfor this the other clubs of the Salt Lake and evening, particularly NIGHT PROVES TO nearby cities and towns have the ranged ed upon by those in authority to Y No. 2 of the Fifth ward, in state the to by attend desire celebration, Troop the accordingpressed ming U Diversity which will observe the anniversary For perform some church duty. ly Prof. George Fitzroy was chosen LAST RITES FOR community memorial servicesa with with a meeting at 7:30 oclock in to prepare stunts last for the local twentythree years he served as bisHonored the view of aiding in paying BE BIG SUCCESS Dr. amusement ward the hall. club. hops counselor of the Timpanogos mark of respect to Woodrow of years ,and for a number George II. Brimhall, A. A. Anderson Professor M. Wilford Poulson, son. Harry Heal and Joseph Nelson MRS J. H. GARTER ward was president of the Y. M. JVf. I- A. were appointed as a committee to and various others will deliver adBrigham Young university, has been Tast exalted rulers of Provo meet with local carpenters this He served a mission for the church honored in dresses and the scouts will perform election to membership O. No. B. 849 P. Elks of the in New eastern the states Lodge Mrs. Nielsen from 1900 to of the American to discuss to various stunts. ning relating Association for the ofFuneral services for Mrs. Sophia 1902. seven days the various troops last night replaced the present spring building. Harold Dunn was Eldora Advancement of Science. He is a at Social Service Head andForpatrols of ficers order sinthe fraternal of resident Utah the to Carter, demonto meet with the Daughwill attempt past three years he identified During appointed . the with section of ce at in eve1850 who died here Tuesday the lodge rooms, has been in ill health. He is surviv psychology. meeting held ters of the Pioneers to discuss plans A strate to the citizens the value of which fifteen r.ew members were fo rProvos Diamond celebration. ning, were held in the Third ward ed by the following: his wife, Julia The new Utah stake Relief society the work being done by the organProfessor with other Poulson, order. into initiated the S. at 1:30 Elkins Loveless; and the following Electa chapel of include Allred of Messrs. and Thursdayafternoon the and Holdaway composed program? ization, presidency, is in the fact psychologists, happy sons and daughters, Night, has become the B. Y. U. school of music enter- oclock. Nellie L. that for the Dixon, Emma Jensen and VIrgie C. meetings at which the parents will an a year 1924, loM. distingof E. custom established the of Kartchner of Grand View ward; uished Bishop Kartchner, Jr., tained those present with a entertained Wednesday be guests to the doing of worth- cal Murdock, Dr. J. McKien psychologist, and last the was View in the ward Grand Murlodge, A. night James meeting Mrs. Loveless. selection. i charge Bishop of of afternoon at the home while good turns. Jr., Cottell, has been chosen president of was one of the most successful held of the services, which were opened Timpanogos ward; Vilate L. Farley the t in the dock for their, Every effort is being made by association. so H. E. of. one far. Blumbnthal, The Manavu ward Relief society by Arthur L .Tanner offering the of Provo Bench, Hazel L. Kearl of and the pres- scout executives to foster interest of stake organization in of the S. oldest members the were invocation. The W. Loveless of lodge was reorganized Tuesday, under the speakers Paris, Idaho; George idents cf the ward Relief societies. the public in the work of the Boy One Couple Marries acted as past ex- direction of Bishop Nephi Anderson, S. Holm, Ashted Taylor and Bis- Provo Bench; John W. Loveless qf with Scouts of America, and each day of point of service, was combined Business at the of rituals. who alted ruler all extolled E. Idaho Kartchner, hop new Moore, Loveless of old relieved some officers and Ray represthe anniversary week, pleasure and a new plan of One marriage was performed by has also been granted ones installed.being The retiring officers the life of Mrs. Carter and paid high Provo Bench. welfare work was outlined entative business, church or civic thePermission anto an local Clerk Wallace Hales Thursto e manner in the which tribute order, bounty she Thirty-ninaccording were Lona the also Nielsen, set forth grandchildren president; Emily by President Dixon, who announced leaders of the city wilji made, by the grand lod- L. Ellertson, first counselor, and served her neighbors in the early survive as do the following brothers day, February 7. Berneil Glenn that Mrs. Emily Nielsen would have ideals and conception of the Boy nouncement and sisters: ge to commence the rennovation and Edith Hold, second counselor. New pioneer days of the state. Mrs. S. S.' Bailey of Gowers of Nephi and Ruth Andercharge ,of the office In the adminis- Scouts of America. new of home. was Elks the Music the Mrs. Third rebuilding Thomas Jenkins of son of Nephi were the two parties supplied by Provo; officers are: 'Ida Taylor, president; tration building and would carry on w in an benecommittee The Relief ward dthe Mrs. James reported charge society, of Provo; married. in and the Edith eountselor Idaho; sold the social service work. , respective that the wrork would be instituted Clara B.Hold, first second counselor. diction was offered by Frank S. Mrs. Abe Conover of-Gray tickets will be Emerv county, tVarniek, J Announcement was also made of wards. near future. Carter. Utah; Mrs. Horace Beebe;1 Mrs. John ment will be in the city cemetery the completion of preparations for Mrs. Allie W. Clark led those at- within the very for officers of the WANTED Interment was in the Provo City 'W. Farrer and Joseph W. Loveless, under the direction of Nominations Young lady who can of the the producing of The Torch, a tending the entertainment the Hatch meet-ng- s devote the time and has inclination at the made under the direction of the all of Provo. are cemetery being lodge Funeral home. ' in community singing. play by Mrs. Annie D. Palmer, on presidency to to D. Ridmonth L. handle home. Hatch columns the Funeral write, Funeral held present wUl services roses society be held during Friends may view the body prior February 22 in the Columbia the- The room was decorated with election will be held for The Post. Good pay to right ing gave the dedicatory prayer at Sunday afternoon at 1:00 o'clock ip to the services at the family home. atre. This production will be given and daffodils. (Refreshments were and the annual the grave. the Provo Sixth, ward chapel. Inter- - 4 S 5 South Fifth West person. Call this office. on March 6, 1924. In the street. and served to a large number of guests. evening and afternoon, - . ; S- w 12-an- he . s. - life-hum- an Ki-wan- is. well-know- t - 1 1 , Eg-gertse- n. - st 1 t i , 1 i 1 , . i i : i t i i , i . 1 : i : di-ca-- e 1 I li-- ) i i - v.-- t es i -t ! i i i - ' o Le-io- self-gov- r Al-wfi- et y. In-- or s i two-thir- ds one-thir- l- g. one-quart- er 4 . Professor - . Old-Time- eve-pla- ns rs t saxa-phone-pian- ; com-munit- ! - |
