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Show nr NUMBER 168 444444 $4 4$$ 44 A MUSICAL CENTER. 4 That Prvo is becoming (EH -- I n, 4 a 4 y - 4444444 of-th- Mel-dru- - Car-del- l, - L w ' -- - Thtje-eentdeat- Com-pany- . - nt Cq-lmb- ia . this-city-l- e r Utah-Mexie- ret 44444444 44 444444 44 IDENTIFIED CROOKS 4 A The Spanish Fork Commercial dub and the citizens of that town Board Reappointed Li ELEg Vith ithe commereiaFleluhs TGnd ' citizens in all parts of Utah coun- gertsen Superintendent ty, are preparing to hold one of for two Years. the greatest celebrations in the history of the state, at Spanish, Fork July 2, and celebrate the The hoard of education met breaking through of the Straw- Tuesday night and reappointed L. berry Tunnel and the uniting of E. of Eggertsen superintendent the east and west portals of that the Provo schools two for a City great piece of engineering. Delegations have already been pent year term. The following teach out and all of the clubs in, the ers were, also" appointed for the south end of the county and simiyear: lar committees will be sent to ensuing Jennie Wilkins, S. P. Eggertsen, Provo and the north within the Lettie Gray, J. J. Ilick-mhnext few days for the purpose of principal, J. F. Wakefield, Gertrude 44444444 44 of Page, J. O. Garrett, Ethel . P. getting the hearty e with every section county Thomas,-Mar- y Oser, Edith HOLLANDER CAUGHT -the one aim in view of making Archie Thurman, Verna FOOT TO TRYING the celebration the success it Scott, Angie V. Frisby, Alice - STEAL TRAIN RIDE should be, and the support given Pearl Olson, Bennett Cash, Sharp, to the movement will undoubte- Lucile Knowlden, Hannah J. Force of Men at Work on dly go a long way toward bringing Frank T. Bennett, principal, Large.. Duchesne-Colto- n State Road all sections together, as the pro- L. W. Searle,- N. ' In prin. County. means millions of dollars to ject Ella Maycock, Minnie P. - Utah county p and this first step is cipal, Thomas, Ida Coombs, Agnes CranWhile trying to steal a ride on but the beginning of a great fu- Nettie Knudsen. J. E. Black, a dall, freight train near Colton last ture for the vast area which comes Reid Beck, Bertha Lewis, Jean night, Henri DeYongs, a native of under the project. Williams, Vera Carter, Mabel L. Holland, got his foot between the On the first of June there were Sam R. Brown,' Myrtle draw heads of the Peterson, car, w here- - it 575 feet separating the east and Jones. Effa Baird, Bessie Rat- was bruised and mashed. badly west portals from each other and cliff, Lida Ilarmer, Annie Osmond, He was picked up by Deputy Sherlarge forces of men are grinding Luella Lowry, -- Edna Southwick, iff Vera Dunn and carried to Colaway in each tunnel. Seven sec- Erma Fletcher, Geo. Powelsqn, ton. where his wound was dressed. ond feet of water valued at $70,-X- 0 Zella Miller,, Ruth Pickprincipal, he was he out and to able Today is already flowing from the . ering. S will to Salt for Lake treatment. go cast portal and' the pumps "lire Superintendent Eggertsen pre- The man had money on him when kept busy keeping the water sented the statistical report for arrested and after a severe repridown on the east side in order the past year, which .shows: mand he was released from custhat the men might work. Just Boys enrolled1,013.-tody. as soon as the tunnel is broken Girls enrolled, 957? through this, water w'ill augment Boys entering sehool 'for the The commissioners have, a large the supply on the west and ap- - first time, 125. force of men at work on the new ' proximately $100,000 worth of Gtirls sehool for - the state road near Colton and the entering water will then go to the south first time, 115. v men are putting the road to the end of the county, as a partial re-91. Boys promoted. Uinta reservation into good condiard for the work done. Girls promoted, 715. tion. Before the summer is over According to the engineers, the Boys given promotions, a number of hridges will he built special tuuneL will he completed between 13. and a N s oh trt ou t elm f o r ETA (X the 15th and 20th of this month. Girls given special promotions, and a short outlet from the Du- It will them have been driven 6. chesne country will he made from through the mountain and the x the common Colton. Boys completing ba- sehool course in rim of the Strawberry-Vale- y or eight years st u for a distance of 10,000 feet, tassel. FAMOUS EDDY oner of the longest tunnels ever Girls completing the common DIAMOND IS GIVEN driven in the history of reclame- school course in eight years or TO MRS. STETSON tion in the United States. It less, 41. will not take the government over NEW YORK, June 3. Boys graduated from the eighth ' '' a few days to complete cementing grade, 85.- of Gen. Henry Moore the tunnel, and as soon as this is Girls graduated from the eighth Baker, executor of the estate of done, Project Engineer J. L. Ly-te- l grade, 79. Mrs. Mary Baker Glover Eddy, will turn his force of men to The music and art supervisor led to the discovery that General the Strawberry dam, which will have not yet been selected. Baker, shortly before he succumbe built across the upper waters bed last week, had forwarded to of thd Strawberry river for the Mrs. Augusta E. Stetson, of this CANNING , purpose of making a great lake UTAH the diamond crown pin becity, ! COMPANY WILL of the Strawberry-valle- y. to her by Mrs. Eddy. queathed PICKLE THE CARP The Spanish Fork - celebration , This jewel became famous will cost hundreds of dollars and -those of Sirs. Eddy when contributions are being received Theodore Farley; tbcTnnnager of among will her was read, and a codicil, daily from those interested to the Garden City Canning. made in 190k, appeared giving it Provo churns that he has make the affair a great success! to Mrs. Stetson, who had keen to made experiments to prove that Telegrams have been-se- nt the Poll of the President William II. Taft, Sec- the carp can be taken from Utah droppedfrom Christian Science cliureb; lake- and placed on the market, retary Fisher of the Interior De- and these of the Christian Representatives fish, after going ,through partment,. and other prominent Science church said that the gift officials at Washington, urging this treatment, will make splendid to Sirs. Stetson was a restoration, will find sale and ready them to be present at the celebra- food as Mrs. Stetson gave the pin to Theodore everywhere. The greatest trouble Mrs. tion. Eddy in 1901. met was in doing away with the Roosevelt, who authorized this whieh are so numerous in DR. project, will also be given aa in- bones RUBINKAM WILL but this, was settled by the WTest take carp, and come vitation to - COME TO PROVO TO a process which softens them and GIVE LECTURE SERIES part in the celebration. makes them similar to the bones '44444444 4 4 44444444 whieh are softened in the salmon Dr, Rubiukam.. of the Univer4 mSS GATES CONCERT. and other fish canned on the sity of Chicago, will come to Provo 4 river and seacoast towns. 4 ' next Monday and spend the entire This industry.' it Js claimed, Miss Emma ? Lucy Gates. week, in tiring ter the exknown airdver Europe as the'1 vrilT clear the lake 'to a'greaf of school the town. sumtnr people tent of the carp and make room His lectures are on 4 Utah Song Bird, will come and lecturing similar and for trout, bass, catfish 14, to to Provo Friday,-Junand he is considered one history, 4 varieties. sing jn concert at the Utah of the best lecturers on the AmeriMiss 4 Tabernacle. Stake can platform. Gates was a former resident GIVEN KIRKHAM 4 of this city and commenced 4 TUCKER ACCEPTS JUDGMENT ON 4" her musical career here. Since 4 STOCK SUPERINTENDENCY OF RUBBER 4 going abroad she has won 4 . POWER PLANT 4 new laurels and during the 4 ouse of Francis W. Kirk- In the 4 past two years she has been Jjham .Jim ..Tucker has left Prove for imt IIans j. Zobell et al 4 singing-i- n Grand Opera in ?l the favor in rendered Knight Power Companys wa, 4' the Royal Theatre of Ger- - judpinent A Murdock liotei $500. for of the plant in Wasatch coun-wa- a plaintiff 4 many. This concert will bey 1910-fofor in $500 given a rare treat and the people y stock of the o Rubber ,4 here W'ill undoubtedly enjoy 4 'K,omDabv Zobell claimed that he K;1,P the opportunity of hearing get value received in the 4 her sing once more. transaction. 4 4 4 4 44 4 44 4 444 4 4 44' - k. x VOLUME 4 9 center for music students, is 4 more in videnee every-da4 and this summer there are at least three hundred taking 4 4 special courses in instrumeu- - 4 4 tal and vocal training. This 4 4 is but the beginning of what 4 4 will come Interior with three 4 hundred, students at work 4 4 this year the outlook for next- 4 4 year is .almost double the 4 number. Provo bids fair to 4 4 become the greatest musical 4 4 centerin the entire west. 4 Many ofthe students whirnfe 4 4 studying this summer are 4 4 front distant points and come 4 4 here because pf the delight- - 4 4 ful climate and the efficiency 4 4 of the teachers who are giv- - 4 4 iiig the courses. Schools are 4 4 now established at the Brig- 4 ham Young University, Park-- 4 4 er School, Maeser Sehool and 4 4 other places in the city, while 4 4 a number of teachers are giv- 4ing private instructions in 4 4 both vocal and instrumental 4 in their homes. 4 4 SELECHO EOS Tonight generally fair; cooler north portion, Friday generally fair. - PROVO CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, JUNE 6. 1512 . Tunnel Will be Completed in a Short Time and Couftty Will Join in Festivities. Weather Forecast h , 4. 4 4 IDE OZOKERITE According to advices from 4 Chicago, the arrest- - of the 4 thieves who surrounded Col. 4t 4 C. E. Loose, of this city, in a 4 box at the Majestic Theatre ! 4 in Chicago, and robbed him i 4 of $1,000 during a dark 4 j 4 change of two minutes, will -H4 be apprehended without de-- 4 4 lay. An expert on criminals 4 4 was in the audience the night 4 Many Eastern and Southern 4 of the robbery ami as soon as 4 A New industery Will Bring Districts Have Lost Part 4. he learned of it he went to 4 W ealth to tms county- - in 4- Indent! flea tion- Bnrcauand of Their Crops This Year." Mineral Wax. 4 picked out the photographs 4 4 of three persons whom he 4 4 identified as the men sitting The fruitgrowers of Utah coun- 4 Vhen by Colonel Loose. As soon Sherer, manager of ty are now receiving attention 4 as he had satisfied himself of 4 the American Ozokerite company, from the eastern fruit journals 4 their identification he wired 4 started the great ozokerite mill in 4 to New- York and found that 4 and the erbp from this section is 4 two of the crooks lived in 4 Spanish Fork canyon today, a being estimated by the 'commis- 4 that&ity and that they had 4 new industry was started for the sion men in Chicago, New Jeft several days ago to go to 4 state of Utah that of producing ork,j4 ami other eastern points. As they J4 the other mau ideu- - 4 minehal wax for the market. The are figuring upon the best methods 4 Chicago, tified being a Chicago man. 4 of handling our peach ami apple 4 The great mill has a. capacity of 150 police in Chicago aye 4 tons per day and everything is in The trade crops especially. jour- 4 confident that they will be 4 nals report that 'the poach crop 4 able to pick up the crooks 4 readiness to keep it running for has been 'damaged in Georgia, 4 and break up a bad gang 4 an indefinite period, A large Texas, Indiana, and other central 4 that has been operating in 4 force of men will be employed and -states, which means that the- Utah 4 that ' 4 it will require only a short time city. crop will find a ready market and 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4' to place shipments of mineral wax the main outlook will he to have in the eastern markets. The dethe crop properly picked and COLONEL LOOSE WAS posit in Spanish Fork canyon of packed so that the shipments elaterite and ozokerite is about ROBBED IN CHICAGO might he. made without delay. the BY CLEVER CROOKS only deposit of its kind in the ; A number of those interested, in United States, and the only other the fruit business in this county Provo Man Lost a Thousand Dol deposit knowm ss in a small town have suggested that the growers lars While Attnding a Chicago in Austria. get together and estimate the The manager of the coiupan is Theatre Performance Tuesday number of pickers and packers Night.very optomistic over the outlook needed and then arrange early to for a good market and a continued-increas- e have the needed aid brought in CHICAGO, June 0. E. Loose, in thd business, as the from Salt Lake. Wasatch. .SanRepublican national committee- bed of ozokerite is exceptionally pete and Juab counties, where man for Utah, was robbed of a large and will furnish the comthere are lots of people who' wallet and contents-.--valued at pany with the raw material for could leave their homes and come more, than $1,000 before an aud- an indefinite period. into the orchards during the busy ience of 1,000 tonight. The robseason. In some sections this took place, in a log- box at bery, ' year tb sehool.toaclier, lvot'd " Ihechv It was all HANSEN CATERING , month m the orcuarns m forts COIL. ANY I 0LULD a iwu minute seene nl school commenced and not only darkened house a regular part made good money, hut enjoyed of a vaudeville sketch. The Ilansen Catering Company the work of picking" and packing has filed articles of incorporation Details of the theft are still fruit Very much, and will go into something of a with the county clerk, incorporatmystery to the the orchards again this season. man robbed, Ebut the police de- ing a $15,000 concern with shares The fear of over production has clare it the at a par value of $100 each. The masterpiece of the officers of the company are; practically gone and as thesca-s- cleverest gang whose work they n advances our local eommis-- , A. George Hansen, president; W, have encountered in years. sum, men are finding neiv places Mr. Loose vwas sitting in a loge J. Stiehl, vice president; Preston to place the crops. Utah fruits box off The first balcony at the G. Peterson, secretary : F. G. Richbae now become known on the Majestic theatre with These, with his son. V. mond. treasurer. markets of both this country and D. Loose. He his money when Mary Hansen, form the directjiad Europe, and with proper care he took his seat." The lights were orate. The company will go into" there will he very little waste. turned down. After they blazed the confectionary business. up again he put his hand in his -pocket. It met nothing hut the B. F. ROPER-GOElining. Five seats around him EAST ON JUVENILE were vacant. They had been ocWORK FOR STATE cupied by the 'gang vvherr the FOR UTAH LAKE lights Went. down. B. F. Roper left Provo yesterIt must have been the man day morning to go to Cleveland, who sat in. the-nebox. said Ohio, to attend the convention of the victim afterward. lie sat Juvenile Court Works for the Asspciation Wants Irrigation in the right hand ehaxr so that he United States. Mr. Roper will be 'Canals Properly Screened really was sitting right next to gone abovit a month, as he exme. In niy poeketnook were six to visit a Cumber of eastern to Protect Fish. bills of $100 each, a draft on a pects cities and to spend- - sometime in Chicago hank for $375 and rail- Chicago during the Republican road transporfatioiUhack toTJtah convention. He also expects - to The in all more than $1,000. Juvenile Court conditions, study Game 1 remember the. jnan next to there in the east. afternoon to hear thh -- report ,of me .leaving, hf got p he the committee, consisting ot"BF. stumbled and jfell against me Roper. Wr R. Graham' ami D 11. He must have got my mone, IyHSS MABEL BORG Madsen, on the planting of more IS COSTING HOME to others in the audAccording catfish in Utah lake. The com- ience there was a woman sitting Miss Mabel mittee recommended the channel, hack of Mr. Loose. ..With Borg will return directly blue aud spotted Varieties of the th man in the next box were two home from New York this evencatfish. The association will ask women and another man When ing, according to reports reachthe fish and game department of the supposed expert differ did ing here from the east. Miss the state to introduce these fish his work all leaned forward Borg has spent several months into the lake just as quickly as from theirthey seats th catch him as studying music with one of the possible. he stumbled. Their action shield- noted teachers in that city. The question of screened was ed him and Mr. Loose from the taken up and the department will view' of the 4 44444444 behind him, 3 4 't persons be urged to place screens at the 4 RICHARDS IS ENTERED 4 ' : head oU each canal leading out FLOUR PRICES MAY from Provo river, also along CONTINUE LOWER AS According to dispatches 4 other canyon streams where irriCROP OUTLOOK IS GOOD 4 from Chicago. Kverett C. 4 gation streams 'are taken out. It Brown,- - president of the Gen- - 4'1 is estimated that t1iefibermxTget Tym announcement was made in 4 tral Amateur Alhletie Union, 4 only about 25 per cent of the fish Tuesdays paper that flour had 4' who has charge of the Cen- - 4 e killed during each been reduced 30c per hundred, 4 tral West Olympic trials, 4 rest get out onto lueern fields and hut an error was made in quoting 4 claims that there will be 500 4 wheat fields through the lack of the former prices paid High Pat- 4 athletes enter the competi- - 4 sereens being placed' at the head ent prior to Monday was selling 4 tion on the north- - 4 Chicago of the canals. It was also decid- for $3.15 per hundred instead of 4 west field next It 4 Saturday, ed ht the meeting to ask the fish $3.50; Straight Grade at $3.00 4 will be necessary to run heats 4 per and game department to open hundred and Bakers No. 1 at $2.70 4 in all the dashes and hux'dles 4 Spring Greek on the first of Aug- per hundred. The reduction of 4 and had entries in the dis- - 4 ust to fishermen. 30e per hundred makes the price 4,.tiince rims. Alma Richards, 4 of High Patent $2.85; Straight 4 of the Brigham Young Uni- - 4 Probxsur A. G. Lund announces Grade $2.70, and Bakers No. 1 4 verslty. will enter tin- - contest 4 t hat he will resume his teaching $2.00. These prices will probably 4 in the jumps with an excel- - 4 in music dining the summer and prevail a short time and with the 4'lenf opportunity 'to win a 4 eant accommodate a few' more pu- outlook for an excellent crop in 4 place on the team which goes' 4 pils. Arrangements may he made all parts of the country the prob- 4 Stockholm ti enter the 4 b.v tailing at his residence, 159 ability is that a decided drop in 4 Ol.VUipie guises. North Academy Ave. h 9 4 4 P v 4 flour will come eai!j i n flip fall $ a i fill CROP EAR COHO! - L.-V- . ' - 4.-- - d-d- ie o -- -- S xt -- -- . yeae--asth- , 1 4S |