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Show imTinEDJyEAivOri- - - k o v o,-- u t ajuco.uk tx. pta jltp r - Mf Today iwxrirsrg 9,?Eir-- 2 , : ll Jllj ;1 UTAH : ' ; , county;- - i.URPAS3L3 Tin: ten pxcra today i;" PRICE FIYE CENT3 Arthur Brisbane f Friend rJ, . Wiih England, New Plan, Japan's Hoover Would Save. v RuMlan and Chinese-- f kjials ere tonlerring, and- hoping that "war" Is probably off. Presid Calvin Coolidge sitting balds him officially proclaimed the Kellogg peace pact In full force, four South liions. Switzerland ana -- are , E war mm m mm mm 4B II Tlhl l III! II fl I 1 I I II I I 1 11 between - Britain's Labor government statement that "preparations for warwith the United States lift never been and never will be a basis of our policy in any 4avel Presented To New Head fiy I. JS. Brcickbank, Retir Defense Indicates Possible At tempt to Prove Slain Girl Gave Drags To Accused College Only Four Towns Fail To Show Gain In 1929 Assessed Valuation, Statistics U. Of Auditor's Office Show Professor-Love- r -- un-- i to '' rtioa ard never to- have it, or with anybody else, if it can be avoided.. manager of the Provo district of the Utah But unpleasant. , , , . L. W. Hims, Sug;gestiv)s that the defense woule hinge inuch of its case In the Snook murder trial upon, a charge thai Tbeora- Hlx" .administered aphro-disia- e drugs to her college "prof wer. met today by announcement that the , stat would f - I . ll T diaMnriiU there was ih-Ko- News Wires nt atep-wou.- d Season's Mercury' Soars Off Crtyi Friday ;! Considerable Extent . $525,731-$o34,0- In 882,604;- i st "i"""6 AGED PAYSON -- -- uf-t- NATIVE DIES T.C. "Boys-wOrtF-- -- - - pop-gun- s; . H. ) 10 thm l.. 55 i- - 1000-acr- y,r' Smoot's Sugar Plan Will Be Discussed - foster-childre- Guy--Main- U.S.,ENGLAND Memorial For Booth Sunday IN AGREEMENT ht . 3" 3 MI Anglo-America- - . and the ; Corumbja Stuel ; $9,- - United Stated tdd -- . - - .- 'r"; f. , vr - corporation are persistent la high financial and industrial dfclesi -- r -- . pastwaJpr::, tf :. ty," $56,381,845 $64,831,666. DEATH CALLS Provo Musician's Song IsPublished HAZEL tnijER Rocky Mountain Sweetheart" Is the latest song published by a Provo musician. The words Springville Woman Succumb and melody nre written ty C. M. . After Illness-N-Jf n in Provo and Froialand, Utah oounty musical circles. Prof. "Four Weeks, William Hanson has assisted in arv ranging the melody. ' Mrs: Hazel Binks Miner, IS, Wife from the pre(,8 intwlH be on Bale of Lafayette Miner, died at tlM fromc" now on it all music dealers in Provo as well as at the home of family residence In Spfmgvnie tttaj MrrFroisiandT morning, following a four weeks' The cover puge pf the songf-d- eIllness. ' reat Salt Laker Mrs. Miner is the mother of Ken l" i neth and Clyde Miner,, .who - witU T Spring rOinCare" . KeSienS: fGBrthrlnglctonnothef Ivi1I youth, were "marooned on 5. KMcnti reft 0H utah ,ake for' more thaa "My welt-nnow- : -- n j Mcalth lt a. - - and who' were rescued ,t PARIS, July iO police officers following a fcnghy. ' ! : ;1 Tardieu, n.lnlster of the interior, search. In the storm. . S"6 was In SpringvlH'e,' informed the United Press tonight that Premier - Raymond Poincare tober 4' 1893' th daughter; 'of nd Anna Bramell Blnks. ' ,Thoma had' re . " resigned" 2"" chnTSalX JKV? ay,n WM ' taken an active part In the affalri obliged; to lake- - three- - to four of her ward." She had held a nunv so reBt months' he eould have an ber. of offices In th,e auxiliary or--. r." I -- operation..' Silence, romcare . said, ganizations. In addition to her husband she ' Is survived by four sons and daughter, Don, 18, Blaine, 14, Kenneth, 12, Clyde,' 10, Clara 1. She, also leaves her parents and the- - " ; following brothers and sisters: T, W., Frank and Charles .Blnks, Sprlngvnie; John Blnks, Salt Lake;. AMERICAN LEAGUE Emma -- -R H K Mrs. Mae Blnks and Mrs. , St. Louis . . . . (MM) MM) 000 8 S Roland. Springvllle.' Yankees . . . . '531 000 10k 9 11 , 0 Funeral services will be held Sunday at,l o'clock In the Springvllle Second-wa- rd chapei i The " Detreit , . . . . . fMM 100 104 4 11 body may be viewed at the family Boston v..rn00 000 001 1 1 residence prior to the services. C I he was unable. to exercise the func tions of premier. on, Today's Scores Oilcan . 0 000 000 200 000 10s Athletics 1 3 - ar that-fanl23U- -- -- Mn Tnniini Springvllle, $9,881,598 $1,800,113 1644 WOMAN FATAL CONTINUES; between Spanish Fork.. $1,301,063 During the Payson. $1,181,696 $1,194.- S20; alem210,836207,80SrG5--f heavy sales threeeeks,, snen, zob,34B $1992: Santaquin, ColumbiaSteei:: stock "hsfn $217,720 $21259; Nebo school. been noted on the market $80.698,153 $29,265,267; Alpine, $1504,898 $15,913,685. Total coun- REC0RD1H0P - Provo, 677;" ed . Orem, Jl,099,008 00,v; $1,092,632; INJURIES OF - in theAipin fflstrtetj4io decrease of more than lion Provo showed the highest, in- ter'a property, but that "flfr-pap- ers of the communities have been signed.M ;. The valuation for 1929 was 1219,728 over that of 192a Of this amount X87$7came from corporations, while the rest was from new homes and linprcfement Several member oi the do- in business blocks. lunibla Steelcorporatioa'r- The assessed valuation hrthera-rlou- s communities and school dis- board of directors have actricts for 1929 as compared with companied L. F. Rains."tica that of 192$ Is s follows, the 1929 and t general xoaa figures comlnj Wat la each case: president ap;er of the corporation, to Lehl, $1,178,238 $1,188,877; American Fork. $1,658,11-4115,7- 71; New York .Rumors of a ssls Alpine, $233,122 $224,030; Pleasant of the Columbia Stee! ptopo Grove, $827,32 $809,437; Lindon, ties to the Temperature Of 101 In Provo Thursday 4 a, crease f. any in the county. Man-Chv;'a- i Steel Says "No Papers to -- 1 a -- 1 Picking flaws Is , , 4 the West Indies, warlike, preparations '. U0..,iK the girl's character. that can be aimed only. at. .the dajr. becajrae..jjreaiptof ''.the Dr. James Howard Snook, forUnited States. Pr.ovo Rotary dub lor the mer member of the faculty of Ohio We have no such arrangements TObntha. The State university, is on Wal on the long border separating' us rygxt twelve of Miss Hix, was pre- whore. ohTTnuffder club of the front Canada, And Canada has gavel was found mutilated on body sented to the hew head by At tftp fJpw.Y" fontial rifle rnnp r , mm,J '14 '" torney. I. E. SrockbamT; retrrtng here June 13. !'.'". ..'.:w. AlV'"y.'J:'r .'"fco nrestdent. Eleven been have persons passed he of owner R. J. Cromie, 'able One of Given the to Are lirst this reach, pictures Reports country, showing Rusian Soviet cavalrymen route to the " temporarily for jury duty and ofVancouver" Sun, attaches ImportMll'ta-rthe mneUve1!8cn. j1- - 'art?e Bcale4ook place at Kiev .Just prior to taking thiB plctnro. y, Reports for thapast year were ficials bad hopes of completing Is" ance to the downfall of the retent Biven v.u..v,m 'vin uaui muiig um sioeiian railway, ironung Manchuria, followed. These horse bv President tirocKDttnK; jury by tonignt if the JuFy-government of Japan. The new Secretary Paul D. Vincent, f nd completed, evidence will begin on men, with flying colors and subres drawn, are celebrating their departure. government will seek to trade with Treasurer .X 13dwln Stein showing Monday. China"by go6d"wiltv ' not at the point "We raose certainly will oppose ' that the club was In better iif the bayonet. --otherwise since any attempt to drawdown The student loan ramc of Miss llix," Prosecutor Mr.' Cromie warns Americans its organization.' the club was re- John J. Chester, Jr.,-- told the .tnd Canadians ' "that t.hey .must fund organized by Xhla United PrM. work to hold and increase trade ported growing substantially. The defense suggested on a splendid by its with China against Japan, possess- fund was placed to prospective jurors that the foundation questions presidency during of geographical of Mr. J3rockbank. ing the advantage it would attempt to show that Miss proximity, racial UkeneBa,. political As members of the various com- Hix first became interested, in the affiliation. mittees for the coming year Preai-de- course of her studies in the uniNJLms announced the follow' versity medical department, in the eut be to The first To Record effect upon human beings of vathe cost of communication between ing: L. rious the committee defense Aims and Pr. Snook, objects drugs. Press United By This To this continent and Asia. "A 25 Cools WNlms, O. R. ThomaSj Paul Vin-L. indicated it would claim, became word night letter JHeal. Walter Weist, the for her cent. Harrv subject experhnentar New York or Montreal costs four i tion 8praetipaesallegedly without M. U.Merrj!L - MOFFAT TUNNEL C AVKS 6 centsa wottL. The woe- - message WOaki, Under the effects Club service' committee Harry j his knowledge. DENVER. Colo.. July 26 -(- li.i!) Whew! from the Pacific coast- - toAfepan or nnnnar nt . an A N Boahaid. of J. ofMte adnunigtration Alf train service the Mof If you were hot Thursday, July insT costs forty cents to a dot Heal, J. Rex Miller, Wyman tnese drugs, the defense contends, fat tunnel underthrough th continentat-4-25vou had a riht to be! lar a word. India can cable Ger- Rasmuson, essor became the unable Ed Shrivcr. and io amue prof -- its The-- . mereury--reachoy cave many or England for six cents a Berg louay wasrflioppea peak W. control A. his and when J. she Ins o timbers near the east portal, of the emotions, Boshard, season on that daV. wordr' A message from the United R.Classifications present S. crossed was' done. murder him, Hayward, Ralph Edwards, an the wihi commission Moffut costs tunnel a summer's high mark of 101 States r Canada torlndia J. Levin and J. Rex Miller. ' . It 0 nounced. It probably will be from degrees, recorded by A. M. Ander sixty cents a word." S. D. Rex J. Miller, 36 Program 48 to before hours track the is son, jtfficiaj iweather observer. Mr. Cromie says that to do Busi Geo.' Fitaroy, J. Ed Stein Advices from the tunnel ness with each other, men must Packard, I I cleared. Wednesday, July 24, was t.ho preRasmuson. N. and Qunnar said the situation was" "extremely vious high., mark for Provo, when Mrs. -- BHzabeth talk to each other, easily. He pre Ed Pago Peery Attendance Wyman Bergr serious."' . the 100 degree mark was reached, dictsthe growth .and "Swing of ShrlVer, C. K. Whittalter, EdYard but Thursday went Wednesday Just Asia's trade away from Europe and Was Passes Struck Away; J. C. Graham. one better! across the Pacific to America." U DIE IN EXPLOSION Fellowshi- p- Ed Shrlver, , W .A. By Automobile Today's prediction Is one of un LONDON, July 26. UP Twelve Lester Tavlor. I. E. Brock-ban- k men were killed and 13 injured, settled weather, the cooler tem President Hoover plans a com Spear, and E.'C. Burton.- The mercury mission to prevent unnecessary i? three of them seriously, in an ex- - peratures several-degrecoming. Mrs. Elizabeth Page L. Hill, H. C. Membershlp-J- . , PAVSON. -es abeard-th- e 10,fl00-toBrit dropped .. army expenditure. ,today, al A Ihprt Johnson- ClaytonJenicing, of George A. Peery, wife Peery. for the heat still ish cruiser Devonshire In the though remained ex Past wars, and preparation Kirkpatricknd J. Ed Stein. business man, died early Thurs4- -iiI Mediterranean future wars, cost this, country Community today, it was offic- cessive. j. tw 1-Servkie about two blllon dollars a year. day morning from injuries she re- i nmd uir, Tnlu-- OR i'm ially announced by the admiralty. Community service u W. oaks, -- i . " ceived Robin endurance TTlie R. iT TavT6TEd TiPBornrred Monday evening when .she Strouison hi ii iina tn m mitrv and getting i 3. BEKGEK NEAR CRISIS soared G. M. Taylor. today, was and unfaltering plane struck Hinckley by an automobile while MILWAUKEE, July 26. C.R nothing for the money when war Studeht loan fund G. M. Taylor, in the longest flight on record, apd Victor Main street. She suffered crossing L. former finds us unprepared. .. I congress. Berger, S. T., marked up C. A. Spear, J. A. Bosha,rd and at ll JT.a.. m. C. broken ribs andbruises and contus But it would be desirable ana leader, its 816th hour with as much app- man and world socialist Clayton Jenin ions about her entire body and-wmllllonaJ some when struck' by seriously injured easyTogse as it did the first. Larson, Vern arent-ease iinennHfiimia thlfjrronter part nt tha a now spent uselessly. Fifty million R. street ten n car daysagoHs Some of the finest weather of the Greenwood, Vernard Anderson, until her '".t.Ui. time en sr ing-thcrisis, S. D. Packard anJEd- Bhriver. past twdweeliawWch-Bavebet- - M rs: Pesry vas born In Payson plane targets In modern war, mignt Dale favored calm E. Rural urban exceptionally acquaintance -31 BANKS CLOSED PAYSON. be abandoned.- - Also the spending S. William Calkins, .a January 27; i860, the .daughter of as JackBon and O'Brlne sForrest C. H. Heal,Hinckley, "jHarry On our coast defanse that resident or Payson during his en- Jonathan S. and Mary Leaver Page. TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 26. Johnson, Geo, A. Hansen and Ralph they guided their "golden goose ' (UP) The number of closed Florida tire life, died at this home in the She is survived by her husband could never shoot anything. aides' rlnudlefls thrmifh Hayward. aiid the following children: Mrs. TTa a "golden goose" to the two oa"M"B inaiivuiiB nau mouuieu Second ward Wednesday evening Sid Coray, Page "Crippled children Fred K. TayPeery and 31 t0 with announcement President Hoover, an engineer, lor, the today. men aloft as C. T. it evlry day they keep Arnold Roblson, Larson, after an illness of several months. Wayiie Peery of Payson; 'Mrs. hers-tha- t the Bank of understands modern methods, and Clayton Jenkins and Q.-Or,, State to means $3,000 them approximately Spear.. He was born in Payson August 10, niadvs Van Stone of Salt Lake; mond business. failed for will save hundreds of millions a to open awards. Merextra O. International servlce-jn flying 1361, the son of William and Mar- Mrs. Thelma Merrill of Cedar City; year .if politics and navy and "arm v rill, N. Gunnar Rasmuson, J. A. Meanwhile, plans were under IDAHO FOREST FIRES tha Bennett Calkini- - His first wife, Max A. Peery of Great Falls, Monofficers who DO NOT understand . Lambert-StLouts Field for Rowley, Geo. A. Hansen, Willis way at A. Peery, Jr of tana and (U.E) 26. for Five modern methods, 'wilt allow it. BOISE, Ada July Fukeway, died six weeks after Boston.' '.George reception-- , of Jackson's aerially Spafford also are 14 Surviving est now ablaze are firest in Idaho, their marriage, and in 193 hi? mar Vocational Walter Weist, O. A. minded parents, reported en route arid 'the SOO-following grandchildren of and "afternoon them O'Brlne YeBterday burning rled Mrs. .Ma ry EGordonO-S- h George Fltsroy, B. : Hinck-le- v by ir from their home at Tart-Mrs, - Annw hothrs and Jackson young8t.', Louis fllerj Speati naranin nr-- acres T)f iodge Minn G. M. Taylor. and two died n iault, about, years ago. Tlis Rich, Mrs. Nellie Hansen and Miss with plenty of vitality were still arms Geo. A. Hah- - rived here by- jniotor several days cinny oi suimun anu ie least inree only son. Dr. Wllford Calkins lost Cora Page of Leganr Mrs.- - Ruth Seargent at on tracts . " . Hailing around In their endurance sen. burning qtherB ago. s in their," respective locations, near his sight in the World war. In Powell of Salt Lake; Samuel Page v flltrht, with all records broken. sc For many hours th young men Dickey; sChalfis- and Lowman, . A. addition to his son he is survived , (Cqntiuued on Pge Six) tire in 'the Nez Perce forest was by .the following have been receiving bonus each for every additional hour only briefly described in a report to Dr. William Calkins of. Chicago, flcwn.' They assured f (lends onlfie superintendent of the Mrs. Katie Fillmore .of Payson, Boise area of the national- - forests. Mrs, Ellen Follenbeckf of Alaska, ground by radio, that they were in no hurry to come down, r . George Gordon of Salt Lake; JoSuch tests ars Valuable and for. seph Gordon of San Diego,., and Ser.vice Utunatel - not - dangerousr They James Gordon of Los Angeles';' also the jr.rove the quality of engines, 21 grand children, 16 great grandand krength of plan construction, children' and one sister, Mrs. Eliza ana the long-fligvalue of oil 1b i low." maximum when the price Elmer of Payson. Funeral services WASHINGTON," J uly, WASHIN0I05lIJulyJ26.-(UW-T- he gasoline used In the tests. Memorial services for the late. will be "held Sundayat t"p". hi- In committee virtually, concludsenate finance committee wlH held next step toward naval reduc; sugar ed work on the earthenware and Joseph Wllford Booth will be the the .on Second ward under the chapel reopen.: hearings Today the pope will leave the n from pottery provision today and began In the Utah stake tabernacle Sun- direction of Bishop Jasper Hill. tion may - be' an Vatican to head a- rtllgious- - pro- - schedule faC obtain opinions iron and steel day at 3 p. m., to which relatives, POINCARE ' pro- consideration of the equalising loeEslon'in "Sf Peter's square, the Interested parties aboutUheChaircruiser agreement -; T. rates. friends and the general public are Smoot sliding scale, " first departure of anv pope from posed Smoot or combined cruiser and strength, was attend. " to - commltteean-nounce- d Invited United , theIhe 'cordilly of Preset man reliably the Imprisonment- - In destroyer strength, of Great Britain ' informed a small. Increase was Mr.1 xsootn voiea recenuy in ArBANDITS CEY $12,000 today, the t Vatican i In ; more than fifty and"the Untted States by applica five-yefilled a In his schedule fie"would manganese have" meniaafter having adopted Smoot said J,he HOOIJER,' Okla., July 26. (U.R) Hoover "yard tion of the D. rates L. mission without 8. of hearthe the durjng 'and there, scale" completed Monday Five unmasked bandlts-hld.j- p altering the stick," informed, officials revealed Yesterday. more than twenty-fou- r conmission pressoon was affected ore he which time house as which .would-bbill, First National bank here today today. e hmrs before the evenC'crowdS jha ings : Is expected that President and of the. bill taining mote than 10 per cent -pure identIt escaped With about $12,000 i a day and as the sugar provlsloh . it President Hoover" and Premier ttyiprnd rager - In attend-- . beGrant-will Heber-J1 next jweek.rr hianganese. If probably reached, currency. ; ; MacDonuld may reach such . an Prht tn h cllmpse of the pope The committee altered 'the providetails mn the religious procession.-."- - ;,..; - Smoot. refused to divulge agreement across 'a study - table All high priests of the stake are of his compromise proposal except sion to pply the rate on all manoneh arc. :in'::Dctbbeeriiowr.that more than ten per expected to be present' Mr. Booth I tTAIt CHILD DROWNED. of fe' maximum a ganese would provide that if ThA Communist branch of organ great obstacle has beenemovedby Cuban It was learned. was In the quorum presidency ' SAUNA. Utah. cent content. for a bf cents pure 146 pound rate 25. iaM lhor In 4Vw York, has ap-July ins' accoru reacnea ir. umuun on the same figure pro- The Increase' was. granted to west prior to his departure1 for his misInto a stream while his the principle of parity )n an, eater Teled for funds to be used fighting videdimports, af; the ern committee members labors.' x"J7r"' of bill. in house sionary the mother was picking berries nearby, arles6f fightinit ships Secretary he powerfully organised American Announcement Is made bjr J.j R Vlrsrll " 'i The scale would lower "the duly ter it was reported they had "proChristensen, twoyea.rold son of State Stimson has characterized fPoHeratlon bf Labor. . '.. -; of t comvlgorously-agalnsthe tested assistant of secretary;, the TregeagJe,., when prices of iMr. and Mrs. Sylvan Christen this agreement as "immensely. Im -- highBig business. With no Internal automaticallyo t refusal-tniittee'a rates the the alter etake Utah United States priests' sugar rises in the m .drowned yesterday. - - portant.' . . C; sen, " , muarrels, : on brick and cement. auorura. . f ' . T ' 'Z na smiles. -r 4 - g -' jm f77X'- iBrltteima liCbUlililC Consultations In New York; The assessed valuation took' an upward trend in all of the towns i' v Reports Persist and cities of Utah county but four in 1929, according lb the figures complied in the -- office of Atnmon NEW YORK July 26 (Vff Tutte, county nudltor. -- United PyM.had MapMoaJLlndon . and The StatesStUd" Aipjne slight decreases In the " assessed valuation. Corporation admitted late "The Nebo school district had an Increase' of more than one million day there had been consults i want tends jJ(jjp 1T - --J.jnig PresMenU- - Reports For mX.-- -. This" country certainly doesn't Past Year Are ttiven . in-- FA 111 I IA IV LINIQU . to T vhluhuuw:jo; Russia, without violent Outside interference, is not clear. At least it gives nations that happen sot to want war, an excuse for rebuking the quarrelsome. That should help. iced COUNTY m have preChina and That this pact could ' vented Cavalry Of Soviet Russia In Maneuvers! 0 1PI RKt ilherfeg pact just la time. a- f- 5V - and i fiiMll rYOURTDOIXARSl WOI ge farther If tnM them be ttneiat ay Herald Boston ti m ooo m Pittsburgh uo4 4o rihcfnnatl Brooklyn mo on' . ooo ooo oo Philadelphia S0H Chicago - cslher I .TTie neVebnd . .. tlO 010 " ; Washington y j000 MO " 'NATIONAL JJIIAGUE rv f"' - " ifF: 7tah Y IjflL. I; fL1 . tonight and Saturday somewhat ?ookr tonight aorthwest poi uoa VrvSY Thursday Maximum Minimum Thursday Si tioufa ? 1 1 tod . Temp. .. . Ki |