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Show Il i1 m f.fI Ml rl I " ;U! . lillllllll BY FRANK &..1CAS0N BRUSSELC June 6 Cennany'i new reparation offer ofl,500,000,-00- 0 gold .mark annually wh re. ceived here today' just -- ' as the Premier Poincare arrived from Paris" early In the afternoon. ' He was j accompanied byi Minister of Finance' De Lastyrie, General de Goutee, commander in chief of the French nnnrr of oceoDition ' In Germany ; M,Tyard French high -- commissioner fa the Rhincland; Mmister-o- F Public - Worker 1a and a few others. Trocquer Immediately after - his arrival, Poincare proceeded to the Belgian he met foreign office where --Premier, :. Theunii andLforeign minister Jespar. From Belgian official sources it was- - learned that the discussions ' would include the following: First, Rhur administration: book. Keeping ana jways of forcing return to work to al miners plenish the diminishing stocks. Second, Belgian reparation plan; con proposal for international sortium to exploit German 'rail ways for sixty yearav- - paying the inter allied reparations commission 1,900,000,000 gold mark yeany. Third, sugestioa that international companies explot German tobacco, alcohol, sugar and match monopolies; reparations commission to take a quarter share in German corporations. t Fourth, German's - latest repara- ' tioni '. proposals -- Fifth. Belgium .will attempt to persuade France to send minimum reparations demands to Rome and London, propising att international conference, with Eglad and itajy to study the German note. Sixth, advisability of . sending United allied reply instead of separate answers to .Germany, It w understood Premier Poin care wui insist, that Belgium op. pose England's demand . for. league of nations ? investigation of jtoi;th,j: - 'M! - , 'towt ""Trlljr;:-Ji- i LJfrArr ' tV"iHToStrjj Trtreler. of VM, Jurisdiction HOw would yon enjoy a good New life, and rigor has been In- tomorrow forenoon at 10 o'clock. sandwich with barbecue- meat and jected Into tiia already lively mem- dance and program to e given on The delegates will meet for a an been working overtime issulngmar- lee cold drink bers' of Battery ,C of the tn Nektot ton the law iMhe jBnlversity.Thnrjh ii in handshake and, a renewal general HcenseeiWrweel ge announce-me;eetyoie1&asM:thi4 of 'with Utah about right the guard day evening at T:W o'clock. of old acquaintance In the lobby of On a warm morning to T. M. Perry of licenses were Issued Mon Eight of the rammer camp" at Son day? Pe'erless will fo orchestra The Helper, according to W. H. Ray, Hotel Roberts at 9 o'clock. day, and nine Tuesday, N It will be served free of 'charge-tterey. Calif, beslnnlnc July t. nUlvih9,.musleJorjftedance 104- h The Monday supply went to the real estate deajer of Provo. Promptly at. 10 o'clock Grand, unlverthe thousands who visit rT Provo " about The hotel is only To give other young- men of the the lawns and walks, of the Counselor R, B. Vkkers of Butte, It the time. at and op present the steel plant "Saturday " aa'" an community opportunity of'parIs located across the street from of the main entrance to Mont, will strike the gavel against part Amalla E'. Bobbins, Provo. pf the Steel day celebration,. UclpaUvg In the summer encamp thesteps the Steel City service station. the Education building, where the the pulpit and call the delegates M.. Thomson, Spanish Fork, ment the battery members are condeUttof the mammoth , Perry Every ac to program will be given. Seats According to Mr.JRay several of the grand council of Montana, and Thelma M. Olsen, Provo. barbecue to be given at the plant conare for' ducting an. enlistment' campaign. commodate more than 1000, people planned buildings Utah and Idaho to order in the Samuel K. Gottfredson Spring-villsite of the Columbia Steel corpora : ' struction by the Steel City infive teams are vielng with each will arranged In front Of the stage Clks room. and Fae Packard, Sprlng-ville- . : and" vestment company,should Uon at Ironton other In- the campaign and ra al- - facing the. building. routine of business Saturday has been Following be ready within the next two or the various, parts of the of Most the council the various committees arrapged and the work in making' Charles W. Neilson, Evanston, three ready . getting promises from sev program wlll he impromptu. Music, months. xwill be appointed after which they a complete success of the' undereral prospective candidates' for en Wyo., and Ullie Gladys Clark. .class and sentiments gpeeches' will go into committee work. In taking Is welL B. Gomezj. Spanish Fork; listment anderay, accord- The plant site of the Columbia stunts will form the greater part of andJoseph the afternoon session beginning at ing to members of the commlttA. Llllie. L. Braithwalte. . The. teams are captained by the th nrorram. The manv members Steel at is Ironton 1:30 o clock reports of the commit in charge of the arrangements, . , corporation Paul James DeVine, Salt Lake following sergeants in the battery: nt tha alumni aaaolnnMon are ex--! A Igrgei tees will be made. . with sctlvtty at present. and Vilate Plerpont, Provo. teeming Arthur J. Simmons, Reed K. 8wen City, feet reminis to be chuck full of All U. C. T. ladles will be tne wide and 6 feet deep, has been and The different contracting firms are T. H, HEAL, Provo representaT. Norris Banks, Mapleton, son, Jesse J. Morrill, Marvin Cook pected dug cences of the many good times on Grand of Council the the at tive the plant site for the three or . guests of the Columbia theater at Amanda Erickson, Sprlngvllle. and Leland O. CampbelL Each one to complete their bard uniworking the while had attending United Commercial Travelers. the 1:30 o'clock matinee Thursday tour beeves to be roasted. One of' of these teams captains have five they George R. Clark, Provo, and Alda and have a large number of the "good old days." the foremost authorities on barbeafternoon. Nixon,' Holden. men associated with him In the en- versity, in members men and employed. from tar Alumni A banquet will be held at Hotel cues in the intermountam coun- wed .to licenses listment workbrought Tuesday near are already coming into the to Roberts for all traveling men and try has been sent for birtfie com. r these happy couples: The team getting the largest company is still pouring concrete The Maeser campus Is being city. their ladles in the evening at 7 mlttee,4n charge of D. D. Sutton of "of Wilofrd Larson, J. number Cleveland, Into the blast furnace and the stove recruits wll be given a transformed Into a tent city with o'clock, and the first day's actlvi tne sutton Market This expert,' ' banquet at Hotel Roberts by the headquarters for. each class since Utah, and Lillian M. Greaves, foundations and should have than nea win come to a close with a Mr. Black of Fillmore, has arrived losing teams, while the captain of 1890, where all the- - class members Ephraim. work ready aometime in the middle in the city-anball at the state armory. Oak and is now C. Dutson, the winning team will be given a will City, : Emery of next month. They have also comSTAR LEGO! grand assemble, resume their ac- Lemira - The officers of the grand coun- to roast the meat. getting ready Oak City. cash prize. The two Individual Roper, excavation the for the large and perfect the class pleted cil of the Montana, Utah and Idaho Thousands of loaves of ibread are . team members bringing in the quaintances Wendall M. Rlgby, Hinckley, and smokestack and will begin pouring organizations. . ProvOr number7 jurisdiction are as follows: R. B. being made for the sandwiches to Florence" will enlistments Peterson, of largest concrete for the foundation later Vlckers, Butte, Mont., grand coun-- . be served. (Special ta The Herald.) 'i Bernell J. Edwards, Charleston, on. : also be given a cash price. SALT LAKE CITY. June 6. The selor; F. L. Walters, Salt Lake One of the finest and most srate. and Berva Wadley, Pleasant Grove. At the present time Battery C The Koppers company is pushing annual state convention of the City, grand junior counselor; W. R. fully received offers, received by r Carlos s D. Miller, Provo, and consists of 66 men and three offithe; excavating for the foundations Vera BanCu, Provo. . cers. There is room on the bat Service Star Legion opened this Williams, Salt Lake City;, . past the committee was made yesterday of the coke ovens and the grand counselor; J. G. H. Graveley, anernoon by Mr. Giles, manager of . Orlando. Erickson,' Sprlngvllle, tery for en additional 50 members. will and be to plant ready, pour forenon at 10 o'clock at the Hotel Boise, Idahoi d and Reglaa Gardner, Spanish Fork, concrete some time during the first grand secretary; 'Wll the. The present outlook indicates Beverage- Utah. lard Lund, Pocatello,- - Idaho, grand company of Salt Lake City. The Earl Jesse Knight Knightville, part of next week. that the contesting teams will have . . Mrs. L. C. Potter, president of treasurer; Frank A. Rose, Ogden, Cullen people have offered to serve" ' no trouble In filing the needed and Violet (May Murphy, American This .company failed to get startrree of charge- - ice cold "Nekto" : membership within- the next few ed as early as anticipated on ' ac- the organization, presided at the grand conductor; R. H. Wise, BilW. G. from barrels to the thousands who. f lings, Mont, sessions grand an page; and Dewey Lockhart, Walls-bur- count of delays In the weeks although the campaign will gave interesting shipment of I bis (Conducted until July 1. and. Ev Leatb Batty, Walls-bur- material but are now making rapid report of the activities of the Fisher, Ogden, grand sentinel; C will participate in the barbecue.- Mr. Giles came down to Provo h i Mccormick, Twin Falls, Idaho, various the The trip to Monterey wlH be one past chapters during are work and the progress pushing William W. Perkins, Gunnison, as t. m. Heal, provo; T. F. McLaugh-lln- , yesterday especially to make' ' the J of the best encampments held by year. rapidly as possible. the Helena, Mont, and W. K. offer to the committee In aeraoa were and Jessie Pierce, Bpringville. made Addresses the battery, according to Sergeant A large crew of men are still at during and to make arrangements for the George, Harris. Many of the boys work laying the industrial tracks session by Governor Charles R. Moore, Billings, Mont, grand execuserving of the bever- who took the trip "to Camp Lewis of the Columbia Steel corporation. Mabey and Mayor Clarence C. tive committee. age. Needless to say the commit- I. Rev. Neslen. Goshen The Elmer members of are still D. ago years Watson, engineer According to J. tee never hesitated 'a moment in CREER UIIERnL . of the company, the yard track offered the invocation. ' the battery and are elated over the the generous offer of the fea-One most of the accepting, be-a- ll interesting hould heIatter completed By KENT COCHRAN. Cullen interests. Several HEW AT was ServMAfiAGER tures the sessions the of employes when of indus the entire part July, SAN DIEGO. CALIF., June C--A of the Cullen company will ' be ; Corporal Sidney McCullough, who trial track of six or seven miles will ice Star Legion ceremonial consquadron of seaplanes were roar. THURSDKYi here to serve the "Nekttf on the HELD ducted by the Salt Lake City chap waa with the battery at. camp ing around a. triangular 25 kilo belaid. day of the barbecue. ter during the memorial hour-be J Lewis but who has hot been a mem meter course over. lan Ujego bay UUIIlfll I IIMULU The committees of the various tween 1:30 and 2:30 o'clock this I I III III I llllll II II al ber udring the past sevenifer eight today in the greatest I IIVIW law IllWIall WW cities In the county are the afternoon. f or another competition ever staged b months," has getting ; Miss Creer, States tiavy; The navaTair The body of Mr. Florence The last and one of the most Im ready with the arrangements 'for A. year to get the benefit of the trip. United and Mrs. of C the daughter men are seeking to break many E. D. Ramsey, formerly with the the proper feeding of the manv portant business to come before distance . and Miner of this city, who died in speed, duration, the convention this 'afternoon will Utah Lumber company of Salt people, rho are expected to be at arrived Pocatello Monday records world's night weight carrying be the election of a new president bud oaiuryay HliemoOO. now held by European naval flyers. here this morning. Lake City, has succeeded Calvin EachV'w and other officials of the state orcommunity will have a table in of will the held be services Funeral Hugh seaplanes ebe as manager of the Provo from which, they wlllserve the -': ganization. type which first "crossed the At- the Bonneville ward chapel Thurssandwiches and the "Nekto."1 Lumber company. lantic three years ago, monoplanes,' day afternoon at 1 o'clock" under A systematic arrangement planes. and the fast single for Captain Maurice Rose of the U. Mr. Beebe has gone to California, KIWANI8 CLUB MEETING. of Andrew Jenson of ED BROKER torpedo seater seaplanes were all represent, th edlrection the S. infantry, was In Provo yesterserving has been made so that V will where he in business. engage ed aloft today, each trying for the ward bishopric. all those who come out will get an Friends may tiew the body prior day consulting with Mart W. Thursday's luncheon of the Pro He leaves- this city with a fine some particular world's record. In the interest of the citizens' vo Klwanls club Is to be held at opportunity to get something to reputation for his business ability. eat The tests are being carried on to the services at the family home, . v International Ksws Service. military training camps to be con- the Community church, located at Mr. Ramsey formerly had charge South street. under the rules and regulations of 519 East-Firs- t to Wyman Berg, mem ducted intensive the Federation Aeronautique InsumFort at this CHICAGO. June 6.r-- An According Douglas aveThird of the city sales for the Utah Lutn North and University Interment will be in the Spanish ber of the general committee, the - ' . . nue. The hour is 12:30. search was on today through fash- ternationale, the organization being Fork city cemetery under the direc- mer. The'prlce ber company, at Salt Lake City, and ionable North Side suburbs and In represented here by Howard E. tion of the Berg Mortuary. Captain Rose Is making, a tour per plate is 75 cents. succeeded In creating a large selW arntngiimenis now maae wui take care of from six to eight thonsand of and towns all cities in the the other sections, of this city for a. Morin, so that' In case new records her of The' feel directors board that Miss Creer ii survived by ing campaign ror nis company in established, they will have - 2 ' . slender girl nandlt who calmly areficial and- Mrs. A. C. Miner, state south, of Provo in an effort every Kiwanlan should occasional building materials. He has been in eople. Mr. parents, world-wiof and ' recognition. to he Toamer, In shot and killed Richard encourage the enlistment of from various ' Reports coming ly frequent the church and drink Provo some time, getting acquaint Lieutenant M. tAr- - Schur. was three sisters and three brothers, wealthy- - Insurance man, iate last first .to take jhe air shortly before Verds Creer, Thais Miner, Beth young men In- the training camps. from the drippings of the sanctuary ed with local .business conditions parts of the state are to the effect night while her "sheik" companion daybreak, striving for speed re- Mnier. Gordon Miner. Verl Miner He will go as tar south as St some spiritual tonic, which ac and taking over the affairs of the that all roads will lead to Provo " A George on th main state highway rifle his pockets and robbed Mrs. cords for 1,000 and 1.500 kilo and Alden Miner. Saturday,..A..laice8tlmateJ oi-4. counts forth Thursday's luncheon Provo Lumber company. crowd that will be In attendance at-- th . meters and will thereafter if still and will then return via Richfield being held in the church. , Tosmer.. v throttlrdown-an- d try-fana Pleasant ana the com - jonn w. rarrsr wiu occupy the t triple celebratlonThere.U, C T J The bandit pair obtained only f 10. aloftduration 400 SOLDIERS KILLED record. (1.000 kilo Steel day and Jersey show, seems e munities In that part of the state. presiding shot startied Tosmer's the hun6 officer's contribFour June MADRIP, chair, meters is to QZL37 miles) - The efforts of the officers in to indicate that there will be from young daughter who was In the :. Severalequivalent of the seaplanes in try. uting also the stationery for this dred Spanish soldiers were killed 12,000 of to 15,000 present the Tosmer home near where the hold- ing for the duration hare in' battle with 7,000 charge .rebellious camps training week's letter and the attendance and sustained been Intensified since the visit at Moros who attacked a Spanish up took place, the girl and her flight records are expected to reMartin Is Dr. the prise. . arranging, As automobile drivers ' Juveniles Salt Lake recently of Secretary of choir. near Tisiasia, in Morrocco, WANT BONUt EQUALIZED, companion leaped Into Tosmsr's main aloft until well after niehtfalL The club Is the cilurnn said an official from war weeks, who Is anxious to delegates back from expecting dspatchr automobile and fled. The automo They will fire star shells and night of Provo pass out Atlanta; it so, Mettils today. , "No boy or girl under the age of make the citizens of America ac International Kcwa nr bile was found later short' dis- flares to indicate to, the officials will occupy a large portiott of were- - Supported - TOKICWune FBrmer soldiers and, watchers V: of de- 16 will be permitted to drive an quainted with the military policies they tance from the scene;-- ; the a dissertation and with program, giving and airplanesartillery and sailors of Japan, ta meeting shortly, whereupon bat- automobile In Provo," said Chief of of the nation. TTosmer and his wife had return scending on the were amendment eighteenthteries of searchlights and. escorting convoys when the Police Wren Wilkins today. "The American army today," ed home from a visit with a relaMorrocans attacked. ' The battle recently, attacked the policy of the and fro mwarships anchor, com- said received have "We many; "consists lasted Rose, the tive. Tosmer was accosted by the ed in the harbor several hours. . Moorish Japanese government in giving libof Captain will olav uDon CLARK WITH WOR8LEY. ' losses were particularly heavy from eral bonuses to certain retired offiregular army; the national guard girl when he stopped from his auto the designated landing; place on the plaints against the cers of both services and Ignoring the chief added"Tb law units and the organised reserves. artillery, fire. mobile to open the garage door. She bav. jdriver , of the best a great number of former service fired when Tosmer turned to - re- . Lieut Ralph Ofside ir scheduled ;says. that automobile drivers must , "The regular army consists of a Spencertnatkrenr n auto salesmen In cen LONDON, Jupe 6-- Colonel men. AJ resolution was filed with assure his wife as she became nerv- tomorrow to go after the 100 and be 18 years of ate or older. Here-- mere handful of the tral Utah and who has been con Volenzuela. commander of - the Premier Kato and the ministerof enforce 'that law- - to garrison posts of the nation. The ous over attempts to take her wed- 200 kilometer extreme speed, re.' .ftp nected with was killed wu, the Auto Terturtde foreign Spanish cords legion, for set seaplanes by ' I penerai YamanaahL ietter Young boys and girls national guard is the second line of Csptsln ding ring - - ' of this city during : the in a ngnt witn Morrocans near defense who with a short training company One man was taken into custody cBoC-a press dispatch from ve?KhroseBof past- six years, hss accepted a posi- Tisiasia, said HARDEST SEA VOYAGE. A their own will be ready to reinforce the regu Madrid this afternoon.- - Hundreds -:- .w early today at a North Side apart tion as . salesman with the A. B. were-killed cars, In other and Tlarsln case of emergency.fThe reand wounded. walking ment house. His Identity wss kept horsepower Lawrence motor, which International News Worey company of Provo, .local Service. , a secret, but; detectives regarded is of nine cylinders and air cooled KB0 ounf man you mun "w"" serve consists of all male citizens Dodge dealers... WOMAN IS KILLED. a&yw HAVti-v- conn, June . oerore 18 you unoffictal In x sixteenth between trials the and of your as birtnaay , preliminary ii years age, his arrest M. Pol1 significant IS' 'Alfl! th fAnkn..! miles again may take put (legally) the seaplane has made-137 i ne oojeci oi me ciiixens- - mili tree and all kinds of wholesome Flnaernrtnt experts were sent to little schooner Stewart W. Salter, under News Service.- Intsrnotlotial fiv mi AH- ttftlir. .thlM hefttinor hv ...... m Ilmiinitn. iuin.. r, - iuitvii v V rm amusements will be .provided for AMSTERDAM, N. Y., June -iiuiuu.uii tary trsinlng camps is to get young the Tosmer home to examine marks .MIC , .r,. .11 . a VI flag, was beating her IChVIU VfUllll WMIIU. i t - Mrs. Fanny. Wlsgrad. 40." was shot the British men educated In military - affairs the bors." " on the automobile doors., ' . way, down from Parrsboro, N. S, DANCE. BOY SCOUTS so beas each to .. to to in fit year Mrs. Tosmer was taken police them, Toung men who are interested BLACrJ SEA FORT BURNS. and killed early today by Patsy de with half a million feet of lumber ,. Tha Rnv fienutfl . of the" fourth Am . Afrti.ara. . the outing, at the Fort Douglal Joy, sj boarder. In her home, who for local industries, affd headquarters' today to make an ef-' ... a J. put Into wara.ww give, e eance w wo "A' man attending the camps Is camp may receive fun information then killed himself. fort to identify photographs of girls International Newe Srrvtos. port after the toughest voyage cap- CONSTANTINOPLE, 6. amusement this ball ward June more under no declared case ...She. in from fovw 'Obligation Mart Roylance at the Provo with police records. Police said the shooting took tain C W. Salter has known. . "We she wonld recognise the female Fire nearly destroyed the . Black evening. The Peerless' orchestra of emergency than if he never had Distributing company on "South piace snoruy alter Wlsgrad re started May IS," remarked the capttnuslo. will render" the Sea. port of Chile today. attended the camp. Everything is University avenue. . bandit readily.--- ain-to turned home unexpectedly. ; the collector .of customs. - -- thratftouldjttsf nt . o - one-four- th v; e, . . - -- con-trac- ts iIATEIERIE" . CuUen.-Candy.-an- , i ito therench adramUtratioas Saare basin. v w : well-know- n f -- . LICENSES IS8UEQ N ZION. 1 Among the 43 marriage licenses Issued yesterday In Salt Lake were these county, personsr--' Wlllard Hawkins, Provo, and WHma Stolwarthy, Kirtland, N..M. Clyde F. Coombs Peysoh, and v- -' a Lyle E. Jones, Provov Lorenso N. Butler, Spanish Pork, and Edna uug, Sliver City, Don C. Johnson, Jr.. Springville, and Alice Crossland, Holden, Itndger H- .- Walker,- - Rexburg, Idaho, and lawn L. Dawles, ProvO. to-Ut- -- III v . - PROVO TO, CUBAN OP. I'll llll aero-nautic- F-5- -L , A Kit - Roy-lan- .. The city Is washed and crabbed for Steel day visitors-- , according to .City Commissioners Charles Hopkins and George Bil. . f.w lings. ( Center street and University avenue are to be washed and made splc and, span for the "big Saturday parade. Business houses on those (streets are asked to do all they can toward the cleaning np arbout their to-b- . , Third West' street is to be cleaned! op. Mr. Billings said, all the debris being hauled away Thursday. Firemen are to, decorate the - street " - tomorrow. -- ,- ".. , International News Servio EPSOM DOWNS. England, June I. Papyrus, "one of the favorites in the betting, won the classic derby here this afternoon In the presence of about halt' a million second and persons..' Pharos ran - Part , " third. r . , CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.1 ..4 Weekly Bulletin. Do yon know that June 20 is Utah county Strawberry day Heat's when v we-- - eat That Pleasant Grove is Utah's Straw-berrytenter-C Tha- t- Pleasant Grove entertains royally. T. with the Chamber te of Commerce,. . 4 ', Aa-th- sad , to: boys - - shore-statio- 1 ns well-know- . i I oZ L. - f6?, . - - . . . ra nt . . r . he or their-intentio- WINS CLASSIC" DERBY." " - - de M |