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Show v- - 9 2 mm Herald Telephones .............. ..M KSb6w Ofnc Editorial a Newt DtfL 12M Maty EMr it? YEAR7NO. FORTY-FIRS- T 25iT , M TT Tvt rtfilailyr 'ciMl , If M, teleptMM I)pter bofr PR0VQ7UTAH. FRIDAYrJUNE 3, - 1927.-- : ' ' . yji-- :p.:PBicB ttoee cent v "" 1 -- ofo O0 -- -- 00 --olJo Q0 -- oo 6o $60,000 Damag e Is Laused" By C enter Street Bl aze i in I'm nil or i PIS MILL NLUI 1 "So This Is Paris"--Lind- y Gets High Honors AGAIN ARE WDELY to Cherbourg to Board "Memphis" Tomorrow; Crosses Channel to Le Bour-gAfter Fog Difficulty Geographical Distribution Is Widest In History; Nuttall From AH , Reports Students Points of the Country. et Trans-Atlanti- Effort. I'AHISune 3 (I'D Captain A. and As- (mpanyOlazed By Flames In Earlji Morning 'I I. , ? . by j . non-sto- , st " ' . o V 'v. t - . 't'riM I! - ; - " uiJ ! CATS HAVE PLACE IN LIFE OF FLYER CALLES' WIFE - e DIES SUDDENLY l ' uoit-sto- p y -- funuf-f5i(fTs"T)ein- Png-mir- ' Hob-srt- C Summer School For Grades Will Open 'n- - jtrans-ferre- ivr ' - V'-- . gm . . . - u tlmt-tarha- ChurcJrl PR0F.H.V.HOYT SERIOUSLY ILL ol jsHf. y . Peo-p'e'- s The Weather . & . I8teeleH-SaliiiaJV.-Mel- u Commu - ing vta,wo is covered by insurance. The buildings were the property ,of W. D. Roberts, proprietor of the Hotel Roberta, alt lake City, and were occupied by me iTovoTransierand TaxLcompany, the Boyd Auto Supply company and the Asphalt Shinsrie Roof company. ine Dunmngs and tneir contenti were entirely destroyed by the flames. The only thinirs saved were an old chair, al telephone and a small cabinet from the office of the Transfer! company. Nothing was saved from the other places. Q , H Losses v Heavy ti The transfer company with an investment of approximately $17,500 carried only $3,000' insurance, according to Stewart Morrison, owner ef: the - property. Three large trucKs ana two touring cars were burned lit. According to Fred A. Boyd, who" recently purchased the auto supply business from the Morrison Brothers, his $7,500 : . stock was covered by $5,600 insurance." The Asphalt Shingle Root Company has just received two carloads of roofing, most of which wad, either destroyed Vilued at approxior badly damaged. The inventory mately $8,000, most of which 'is .believed to be covered by insurance, according to John KalUday, focal manager tof the J v'. "' company s?.i.v,:V, V Eurnlturi Destroyed H. R. Pwewallt foil mArty yeari' the Frovo office of the reclamatioji Service "wh6 has been d to Arizona, sustained considerable loss in the fire. All " H:i v of his furniture had been stored in the storage roonls late i ' ' Thusday night preparatory td packing' it and shipping to ' ';..': Arizona. Deah Gerrit peJohg ot the Youhg ': university, yho is When Midshipman Form D. studying m Europe also sustained the loss of his furniture of Uoswell, New Mexico, got stored in the same place. This is believed to be covered by - ; through winning academic prizes insurance.--- . i ?i s there were few lei for other Rhuel . recent of director orchestra at the Mdulton, the, of the Niivnl Academy graduating cluss. Six of them are to come to Paramount theater sustained a loss of more than $2000 in the him when he matriculates into the destruction of his entire music library collected by htm for navy at the head of his class In several years. The loss is partly covered by insurance June. Two hcatroias belong to Elliott Cafe and the" Y Con fectionery were also damaged by the fire. :" Fire Discovered at 3:40 STR ANGLER The fire was discovered shortly before 4 o'clock Friday morning . At that time the flames were confined, to the ACTIVE AGAIN ceiling and roof in the west part of the Boyd Auto Supply store. The alarm was sent in by Vera Bullock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bullock, from' the alarm box in front of Hank Chicago Woman Garroted By Smith's poolhall. When the fire department arrived the building was a seething mass of flames, SeVeral explosions Fiend; Butcher Held were heard insidthe building believed to have been gaso On Suspicion line tanks in the five cars in the transfer company s garage, At one time the names stretcheq almost half serosa CHICAGO, June 3 (UP) Inves- Center street. So intense was the heat at that time that 10 tigation if the mysterious murder windows on he stores on' the; north side, of the street were of Mrs. Mary Slotsemii who was broken. Three large plate glass windows in th Hedquist garroted in a manner similar tothe one used by the "Strangler'Vwho Is Druir store No. 2. two windows in the Provo Paint and Glass windows in Levun's Hub and one responsible for almost a score uf ;ompany, laige plale murders in the mlddlewest and u John T. store were broken. grocery Taylors west, was under way today. Saves Buildings Adjoining 'Xhi!jrnujan!aJHMly. waaiovmd laie Rcalizintr the impossibilitv of savinsr the burhinjr build TlMirsday Jiy her husband. A piece of piano lamp wjrehad ngs, Fire Chief Reed Boshard directed the fire fighters to beemvotind'arsund her ne;k and iavc the adioining buildings. -- For awhile it looked as there were numerous- blood stains ' hough the flames would spread to the M. H. Graham Print-n- g on "her body. ., ; company, the Evening Heraldiind the empty building on The house, was in great disorder, Center streetlongilngo giving Indications that Mrs.' Hletse-inhad furiously resisted her assail- creased when it barne'knQTi,,.that. tw9 or more' tons of ant.' i'o'ice bellere hllmd stains on asphalt were stored, in the batk of th huilding occupied by her body are from her murderer, the Asphalt Shingle Roof company John"- - L. Halliday, man- no abraiions were found ' on .the ger-0- i ' . ;.., tne,,companyi assisiea tne; nro aepanment, m woman. the fla,mes awav from' the storage room. For more, than Last- - night tlto police-- ' arrented Michael HirsS, a butcher. He tiald an hour he and Hyram Skinnep'.kept ihe water pouring into he had called twice at the Sletsema the shed and holding tne aspnait. - Five lines of hose were pouring water into the fire. Three homehursdaxioideLiTt,Qr(lera. There were blood stains Mf his hose were' connkted with hydrants and two with the pump clothing and these will bannlyzed with at the mill race. stationed to irn. whether today'In an effort h a Deluge set, one of the latest things in fire fighting they are stains ofJruman b!)od;! ' Ilirsch .denlesnny knowledge 'of apparatus. the nmrder'aud wllliiuily submitted Returning from a wedding, Vern Bullock was the first to being held and questioned. to discover the fire. He ran to the fire alarm and notified the fire department. , It was then 20 minutes to 3, according Busch to Arrive V. ; .. . ; ; to Mr. Bullock. . r Bnildiner Destrored Quickly; Saturday Morning the store,", said Mr. Bullock "al "When we drove-bI)r. Pari Busch. muslclanompos-e- r we could see was a lot of smoke on the inside of the Boyd of Kansas City, who has been Auto Supply store. The fire must have been burning for engaged to teach at Rrjgham Young some time then because the sheet iron in front of the store summer commenc school, university 6, was almost red hot. Just as soon as the fire department notified has William June ing Hanson, acting head of the music responded, Chief Boshop knocked out a window in the store, detwrtment, that he will arrire in The flame shot out into the street and almost the next inI'rovo on the umrnlng of, Saturday. stant the entire building was in a blaze. It seemed like the June 4. the flames until the Sir. Busch is scheduled, tft com- aircommginto'theSuiiding'tsnned The mence teaching Monday morning, three buildings were entirely encircled by the fire. giving courses In eompositlpii, con- explosions shot some kind of amissile high above'the build- - V p Three old landmarks on Center street were destroyed; fire early Friday morning entailing damajfes approximat- ou.uuu oi wnicn arjout Charles.. Lindbergh returned day trf the city of his- original trito say farewell before leaving Not only the largest classes in the ROOSEVELT, N. Y, June 3 (IT) umph for Chwlxmrs, where he The He llanca' airplan history ,of Brigham Young omivefc olumbh),morrow flhait wlu ,,oard the United States .light is ready to attempt a slty grnduated Wednesday morning at the fifty-fircomuienw meut '. to Euroe, mechanics at the Colmn cruiser Memphis to return, to ' the States. but the classes showing the bia aircraft company's hangar said I'liltcd,. Fog Causes Landing widest geographical distribution, actoday. The American airman landed on cording to acting President L. Jolm They refused to confirm reports Xji! tat) who made the president's rfe that an attempt would be made to LeBourget Held at 10 a. m. after - t '::'..!: pOrf rrfrf;. start the flight tonight, .however. maneuvering over the field and perList Is Given Officials of .the etmipariy could not forming a few stunts In the. air. He bad flown from London in. two The list of graduates from all of lie replied. hours and 22 minutes of actual flytpe five college the graduate diviAetiviJ Increases ing "time, including two take-off- s sion; ami' the Aormal ' departmeut; Jjaereased.,, activity arouad the and two landings. snr-r- r . fWw that hangar substantiated reports take-of- f The extra and SlJrinHHe ; rjougalt,' Josephine or landing the flight would start tonight Estheir Eggerten, Provo ; W. lieon were caused by the fog over the earls tomorrow. - which compelled LindEvans, ftexhurg, Idaho; Othe Khu-li- l Clarence Chamberlain, pilot o( channel Fotberingham, Provo ; Marian the plane, was advised by' the bergh to drop down at Lympne, on Graham, Provo ; Chauncey H. Ilar-maweather bureau last night that. al- the Kent coast, and wait an hour and 15 minutes for the fog to lift. Mantt; t). Lynn HaywArd, though a storm was then over the Idaho ; Orin Howard, Klver-totook Paris, at off air Lindbergh Kenley was Atlantic, and another expected CtaSh ; Dtiro,thy Jacolis, M. drome out 6:21 at 'of London, just to develop Sunday night, a calm a. m. He was forced down at LympPleasant; Elsie "0. Johnson. Ben- period satisfactory for flying probne at 6 :58. At 8:13 he resumed his fjamint; Clarence L. Knudsen, Prtrvo; ably would come between the disOver-fel- t, Wayile Iewis, Spanish Fork : Phebe flight. Forty six minutes later he turbances. Morgan Linford, Provo; Kimball 1). Chamlierlain obtained permission was reported across the channel. Mcintosh; lroVo ; TJeorge T Slarler, ' ' of Rooseve't Field authorities today and at 8:58 he was sighted over Ix- x ..." . mein-ler. Thornton, Idaho; Lucille (llsen, to use the long runway there any Bourget, outside Puris. Menlove, Maxfield, 1'tah-- ; Milton L. conditions favorwere Weather 4 time after o'clock this afternoon Provo ; Fred G. lttchards. abe-wh- ea the American airman left Ctad hi a it siul Isirrowed from an embassy attache you can I Perkins," for a full ad kerirffr-TlnrTPleasant Grove; Soren V. ISoss, the :i airdrome at London, but ui..- shoi the troiwjrs .ire and how poorly the coat hangs Captain Ephraim, Utah ; Eada Smith, Phoe way was used by Lindbergh when as-' the Chiirle- A. Limlliercli snub1 ; heavy fog.jvas encountered he left for Paris. bashfully as the throng before the embassy nix, Ariz.; Halbert. Clark Stewart, Chamberlin will be accompanied single seater fighting plane loanoi K. Swenson, Frovo; him by the British royal air fore,' xici tlrrce loud clieew with Ambassador Myron T. Herrick, who is at Provo; Reed on the flight by a Viola Vest, Pleasant Grove; Angus .. whose name will' be announced lat-- - neared the channel a Jew miles Lindbergh's left, leading in the demonstration. M. Woodbury, Utah. He is said to west of Folkestone. er, it is understood. t'i'Hege of Educatio- nGood-ABeromes Weather fter be a former Jiavy. pilot. College of Education : Oleta Jex. an hour and 15 minutes at A representative of Chnr'es Lake City; lone Briuihall StevSalt .president of the Columbia Lympe the fog had lifted sufficientens, Provo; Althea Ashbv, Ameri of the company, said the' plirtie depended ly to permit resumption can Fork Elwood Byron Allred, n .the weather and "certain other flight and the trip across the chanBlackfoot, Idaho; Stella Reck, Span ish Fork: Philo T(. l'nrns,wortli, contingencies which, were not speci- nel was made in fUst time. The weather was good from the French fied. Manti ; Burns Lynn Flnlayson, '. coast to Paris. Report Not A erified Ieamington, Utah; Veda L. Hart, Endures Love of" Animals He refused to verify the report Rigby, Idaho ; Eddie I, Isaacson, WASHIXUTOX, June 3 (t:P) that Berlin was to be the destina Chas. M. IveVson, Provo; Ephraim; With Life Through Ayiator; Lillian Jensen,. Meadow; Wiliria tion of the flight. Captain- Rene Konck, French war Plans for another ambitious Hce, and Clnrence Chamberlin, both Cats, Dogs and Horses Ar Jeppson, Salt Iake City ; LavidD. were also discussed today. dlsaptM'inted in their New York Iamph, '""Cleveland, Utah; Wesley Favored By Noted Flyer Purklnson IJoyd, St. 'Anthony, Ida-- , Linton We and Leigh Wade. Paris flight plans, intend to coiu-Iet' h p JBleaior . JUa tley , S pa n i sh Fo r k, in the Sun Francisco-Hawai- i two "of the. army aviators who flew ' n round the worhl.in 1924. ; Cecil A. Merkley, Kanoi ; Utah hop. , (t'nited Press Staff Correspondent)1 Milton E. Moodv. Itnv The National Aeronautic asso'cia-tii- Funeral. Arrangements Jiot ed they Were.plnnnlng a fifteen-daKntlreprlse: rnited-Pma(Cnniifht 10J7 hv ) American Fork: S. Deloss flight around Hit, plolm tn Ihut Tntn today sent them lnTm iiiat-luVet Made; Death is CHAPTER VI. -Eairvlew: Scott on the prmwsed Pacific flight, for fir Jury. Ttiey sa id ; t hey Ahad Twoats-hacewon honored plac Adrlel Norman. Provo ; I). Ross Pugmire, K ..u... Unexpected 'which a selected their plane and . es .in any story jjf Charles A. LiiuT Jnnfe'n-Cityr Utah Stanford ' raised. Both airmen asked fur enfused to name their lackers! "." bergh'sareer. t St. Charles, Idaho; Wendell '. " ; xne ingnt would start itfiew try blanks. (cP)-Pending 3 LOS ANGELES, June The first was?a jieiligreed Angora. si. u Yimi. and the firstRigbyt Provo j jessee Lloyd instructions from Presi- aristocrat.of the feline -- family. Reed vWin-stojSugar City, Idaho; j flight to SanJianclsv4t ' dent Ellas Calles of JJPxico, the Lindliergh.dropiK'd It from a second Sanderson, Fairvlew; Harry Rulon . , ivas tmici-Kjin(sidy of his .wife, jienora Natalia story window, Staheli, Santa Clara, Utah ; Ellis in additiihto Wells and Wade, The second was a, kitten of unCalies. wa. resting in tl- mortuary Strong, the plane was expected to carry a " lien today in charge of atfnelies of known antetvdrhts, He "lreatHm Salt Lake City, Utah; Ezra S. " : combined radio ojierator and navichil-irefur school, classes Consideration with such Rummer the Mexican consulate. gator and a mechanicXneither of "in the primary and informed Tentative plans called for ship; won" commendation of humane socie(Continued on Tage Five) whom had been selected. ate grades of the public schools mcnt to Nogah's. Sonora. hut wheth- ties and animal lovers the country i. F .vill be held in the Parker school, er the body will lie held there for over. ind will start Monday, June 0. burial on the family estate or taken Fond of Animals 1 i'arpta wishing to enroll thoir to Mexico City, on the presidential In addition to. "these- two cats, T this should for hl!drn now work w.hieh such have gained great bring ipivial. which is lieing held there, "An Interpretation of Jes'us' KingParket-achoMonday has noY been decided." fame, dogs, horses dom" will lie the subject of Rev. Mr. hem toHhe every kind have hud their p'aees in The first lady of the southern Bacheldec's tl rmon in the Com- morning at 0xp'clock. , to If there LlndbersltTt lifer for munity church next Jndaxnjprni :wo classes7, will'rgiraiz.ed ; one from coinplicatloim which followed those men who lever is alope' as ing at 11 o'clock. Everybody Wei 'or the primnrv grade,irst, seconc" in ... ..come. i performed a week ago long, as there Is an animiil, prefer-ab'Prof, and Mrs. William IJ. B(v!e md third ; and' one forxthe inter for a chronic ailment. I ..Alejana dog. nenrby. . The church school ofrVeliglou.J have just received a telegrrtm from i mediate cat's.' But to dispose of the grades, fourth, fifth and dro Wallace as late iis noon yestereducation with classes for all ages their daughter Melva, who was in dxth. ' One of the earliest anecdotes of Chicago Thursday, telling of the . convenes at 10 a. in. day stated that Senora Calles-wailSpecial attention will be given ni The meeting of the Young and that no alarm was Liiidlicrgh was told originally as serious illness" of Dean II. V. Ilnyt to the individual needs felt over her lustrative- of his early development of the school' of commerce and busicondition,. Society of. C. E. Will be held earting and f pupils. . of the experimental urge. Someone ness adminlstration, Young lit 7 p. nr. At this time the final nnlyeK For full portlcu'nrs, those Inter had totd him" that a cat, no matter dty. Professor Hoyt was stricken in the state Christian Endeavor oraFACES GRAVE ( IIART.E sted should call at the it superintend-nt'Albert LeKoy Mitchell, 2a, tran- how far torical contest w'ill be held, the windropiied, would .always with acute stomach trouble, and was was then aged immediately taken to Mayor brothoffice, Xl North First East. sient, arrested en land on its feoh--.H- e ner to be a delegate to the Worh', a statutory charge, was nrnKncd six and the family wasi living in the ers hospital" at AVorehestcr, C. E. convention at Cleveland." Sutunlny morning, June 4. or Minn. of Mrs. Susa P. Whltaker. before' Judge George S. Ihilllf to- up ler flat of a "two family house" was conducting a rrofessor Ilnyt or of MNs Jennie Ed day and bound nver to the district In Minneapolis. phone !K4-. party" of Provd educators who wer? Miss Margaret 1. court. Police department offiivrs The folks downstairs had a val- enroute to New York to join eastler, phone JW1-1201 North it uable. is Fifth Wiwt, Charlie Terry, Angora. appraised ern frlen'dtmn the ..ocean liner R'H. express the belief that he will. also arranging to take a class of that it would lava good Paris for Eng'and, then to France, if a felony and scut to the tt'tah and Saturhit of material for an experiment across the .Mediterranean and into special pupils. state prison. to determine the truth of the stories day; warmer toEgypt. Palestine, and other places MODERN WOODMEN MEET of cats always landing on - their of, Interest abroad. Ql'AKE IS RECORDEf) night. the-A Modern Woodmen of America will 4cet. ss Boyle states that owing to Maximum tempi fhntd a Ski(ial class adoption in the series of earth distirrbances Approxi- it upstairs and, dropped it from a the. illness of Professor Hoyt the ' Thursday O. 8 K. P. hall this evening at mately 0,400 miles from New York! window,.. rtahna have called the (rip off. for . Minimum - temp., o'clock. All HienfheTs are iirged to were recorded todny-othe seismo"It landed on Its feet," he eplain the present at least. His condition ducting, instrumentation, harmony, counterimlnt, and canon and fugue. be in attendance. Thursday ....45 (Continued on page two) is said to be very serious. graph, at Fordhaui University. to- -- - ' He-ca- iit ' Transfer, Boyd Auto Supply J Provo pnaitMimgie Koof ; LEAVES SOON Goes Bellanca Plane May Take Off "Tonight; Berlin Is Rumored c to Be Goal Of IN li ' oo - UROPE IS DES MATIOil OF PLANE mm mm. TELEPHONE US WI r- - ,....7J . m-e- d ' KeeiJ-in- -- ThTshose--wasjeonnect- ed six-inc- ' . - . y . , ' , ( Con tinned on Page Two) , . sr |