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Show N & f NO. 62 4, VOLUME, vn PROVO CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1915. vr li ii i WASHINGTON EDITORIAL j MANY ATTEND BHCKEKS COM- - 1ALJS, Wiltfr-TUHN- EI) AGAINST HIM HUNDREDS SPENT f PIONEER DAY IN FEREKCE SUNDAY WRITER PRAISES SMOOT SALARIES IN in sharon ward ir COUNTY ARE SPRINGVILLE . j-- VS.- 7'" -' Suuda), in the Sharon ward, the1 STUDENTS READY quarterly conferenof .the Utah Stake was held, and although none' of the general authorities were pres FOR CLIMB Mr. Scruggs has Provo on Tuesday. teftt g Juuue waa- - filled. .ta the nrerepirraTtarr ufbetrigtme-Ti-f 4ts capacity, and an excellent service closest observers of the newspaper Over one hundred young men and Brest Joseph B. Keeler was given men in the national capital. He knpws women atteT assembled yesterday and gave a splendid addreo presided Intimately a majority of the senators noon at th Y for the in which he urged the people to atgymnasium and representatives and enjoys the initial meeting of the B. Y. U. Sum tend church moie i oiisistentlv and unique distinction of being a close mer will climb Mt. also read a report win h showed there school who hikes, personal friend of both Col Roosevelt Timpanogos next Satuixlay. f The. had been a decrease in attendance o' and "Uncle Joe Cannon. into 4 per cent for the first six month In speaking of Senator Reed Smoot large company was organized each group made 0f thjS year as compared several and groups with the Mr. Scruggs pronounced him the peer for its complete equip- - same period in 1914; but the 'report arrangements ,of any man in public life at the nament on the outing. The groups were, showed an increase of 3 per cent in I never have tions capital today. and they selected ap- - tithe payers. known Senator Smoot intimately, given captains names and company colors. propriate The meeting opened with the choir said Mr. Scruggs, "for the simple reaThis method of organization devel-op- s singing We Thank Thee, o God, For son that the senior senator from this gro up efficiency a nd helps to great young commonwealth was al make the big hike a success.. Prest by. Patriarch Albert .Jones; ways too busy to hold a few moments The groupa will have their equip- - Keeler then delivered a stirring adsocial converse when I happened to.,nent at the Y gymnasium Thurs-buz- dress and read the following repor'.: around the senate office building day afternoon at 4 oclock, when it Ward teaching, 2866 families, 130J or the senate press gallery. Strange wm be packe( in wagons and hauled visited on an average each month, or to say I know Senator John Sharp Up jje canyon Thursday evening. 43 per cent compared with 43 per Williams of Mississippi and Senator Friday morning the hikers will take 1914. Three wards made 100 Robert L Owen of Oklahoma much the Heber train and begin the trip cent for Stiles M. Scruggs, formerly a . ' member of the editorial staff of t..Washington Herald, was a visitor to i tfvyy. V . v. V A. supper plenty annual program. The climb will be started early g Saturday-morninand after the ascension haB been made the hikers will spend Saturday evening at the Aspen grove, returning to Provo on Sunday. Two meetings, have been called for all those who have not yet been ,one for organized into companiesthis evening at 5 oclock and the er 7r tomorrow evening at the same time in the Y gymnasium. .and voting, when Reed Smoot is on The people coming from out of the legislative firing line. I am debe hurriedly organized and town will lighted to say this to his neighbors afternoon. Thursday equipped without his knowledge. - Mr. Scruggs stopped over in Provo on his way back from the Pacific LOPEZ MAY BE HELD IN LEADVILLE, Rafael Lopez, Mexican bandit, who shot to death J. W. Grant, marshall of Bingham, and Otto Witbeck. and Neptai Jensen, deputy sheriffs, on the west shore of Utah lake November 21, 1913, and who is credited with having killed Douglas Hulsey and Tom Manderich, members of a special posse in the Utah Apex mine one wreek later. may be under arrest at Leadville, Colo. Salt Lake, July Parents Want Curfew to Ring - The parents of Provo have nefl registering many complaints to the juvenile officer because Provo City has discontinued ringing the curie foclock. The parents claim that their children have depended on for getting home, but since the bell has stoppd ringing they have lemained out until ns late 'as 10:30 until, parents have bunted iben lat 9 cur-fe- ir up. According to prominent school men of the city there are four thousand children living in Provo under'.! 8 years of age and curfew' is needed to back up the parents in their effort to get their children safely homo by oclock. Probation Officer B. F. Roper has taken the matter up with the cow and has been promised the ringing of the bell again. 9 MARY ELLEN THOMPSON DIED AT LOCAL HOSPITAL Mary Ellen,' wife of Charles Thomp morning at the Provo General Hos- pita) following an operation for tubercular peritonitis and gall stones. The deceased was born in Southern California, March. 12, 1859, and is survived by her husband and one adopted son who live in Wallace, Idaho. 4V PE - ' - were shipped to ford, Utah, for burial by O. H. Berg; AX&IEC O.. -- :t MiJ- - Son. COLO. rif 27. lesa.-rec- v ed ei did address expressing their gratitude for the many blessings they had received and tor the restoration of. the priesthood and the blessings incident thereto. session ended with a Thejnorning trio rendered by three young ladies of the ward and Elder John S. Swenson prohounced the benediction. The general authorities were presented for the afternoon session and were unanimously sustained, thiu making no change since the last quar terly conference. Patriarch Geo. R. Hill spoke of the .a . Mur- Dixon Is Acting Mayor of Provo En-gine- er he-entlre n , -- . .. -- ell Panama-expositi- pr Jh8heeP. ni ; . , T -- ! I J.-- LOVELESS GOES TO POCATELLO TODAY ts. - M These ,ch .. , th.-bro- - . to. -' honor 1 t' I , head badly bruised. , J-- , part, marks, it they can be duplicated at San Francisco will give the Veva Peters. The following people lake on ajiay-- . boya good, places and will put Provo Roberts whe told rome 0B,r7d amusifig"8 and the B. Y, U. on the map. was pleasantly spent Senator rack and th day stories to the audience. MR AND MRS. ANDREW HOOD i Because of lack of funds. It was la boating, bathing and games, after LOSE YOUNG DAUGHTER impossible to send Coach Roberts. audience and musical numbers were which refreshments"were served,' IMf. He says, however that boys, even Mrs William Peay Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Cllft0n Pierce anl wd Marian Frances, the fourteen year on 4jjejr own hook will perform in furnIghed Elvla Snyder and chUdTeft and tle prpvo male quartette under Prof, old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew LaVern Openshaw, Martha .Misses way that w!11, make Provo reallze C. R. Johnson. -- The chairman. al-Hood of neasant : View ward died' that In them shehas champions to . . . . , Moore,Allce Cunningham, Kate Pet-- , Sunday n,gbt from cerebrial abscess be proud 0f. Grace Hunt Mabel ates to re8Pnd to the hearty call for ers, Follis Ross, Til,..:- -' of the brain. r.he was born, in p t veva ay. rei I an encore. , 1901. 6. December winterquarters. the guest Seconditnd Zelpha Merryweather At many friends of Mr. yean fear- services . wiU beheld--Th- e tje hocn hour. the chicken -F- uneral din- - of h0nor. wards Third furnished in was , the who hurt ton. 1 PleasIn oclock the seriously Wednesday at ' Orem accident some time ago, will be ners to the guestk and fed hundreds Arvllle H. "Dunn was operatr(l ant View ward meeting house. glad to hear that he is getting along of hungry visitors. During the afterfoLJj.pei)dIcUISl...Tt Jast re- hia arm am mon-program of sports was carried Georg and . son Morrtl nlt:ly, .Mr, Barton-ha.Mrs, he as re y l)or f are spending a few days in Salt Lake nutated Tabout a week ago, and Js now on most successfully, and a grand ball n the. evening ended the day- from the Operation. oi the road to recovery. visiting with Velatlvea and friends. 15-t- - The remains are JOHN T. HAND WILL. SING AT COLUMBIA FRIDAY at the undertaking parlors of O. H.; Son, and unless identified 1m-- Berg mediately he will Be .buried by the' John T. Hand, the popular Utah county. .tenor, will sing at the Columbia the- atre Friday evening.' Mr. Hand is Mr.WHliamReddoes 9f Salem. is one pf, the best.kncwn singers In this .liaiting this week with his niece, Mrs. state and has always been decidedly Frank Merryweather; popular in Provo. - . o. ,. , "Fire 'Chief Joseph W. --Loveless left at noon today ,or Pocate 16 ttend .the funeral services of Thomas Jen- hl8 brother-inlaand a fonrier A man about 45 year, of age, who klna . Provo-Mr. of Jenkins. died has not aa yet been identified, was resident a wlfe and 8,x laat n,ht- leav,ng killed at Mapleton on the D. A R. G, beaide relatives. numerous chlldren tracks' Sunday while trying to steal -- vocation offered fly Bishop George R. Hill. The Mapleton quartette than furnished an excellent number and Mayor Allaman, in behalf of the city, welcomed its hundreds of guests, and 'n, a pleasant manner related some of the accomplishments of that city. Mayor Charles F. Decker, ComWm. M. Roylance of Provo spoke on missioner H. J..W, Goddard and the pioneers and in his' address he Swan have gone to George rot only discussed the pioneers of head of the Provo river to get the Utah and the pioneers of Sprlngpille, data for the fight to be made against but spoke in glowing terras of the the claim of the Provo Reservoir Co. great accomplishment of the Orem to its irrigation water,-whic- h that and other electric railroads as well as has nppijojurtaled "pirough 'company line. steam the on high water and the building Miss Eliza Thorn sang Utah. We filing of reservoirs at the had of the river. Love Thee," in a very artistic and During the absence of Mayor Decker, pleasing manner and was roundly ap- Commissioner LeRoy Dixon is acting From top to bottom; .Jack Rose, plauded for her effort. will have charge of and mayor W. C. Orem, president of the Salt Bridgie Webber, Harry Vallon. affairs of the city until the reLake Utah Railway company arose Jack Rose, Bridgie Webber, and turn of the excursionists. upon the introduction of Chairman Harry Vallon testified at the two Reynolds after being vigorously EMPEY LIVED IN trials of Police Lieutenant Charles by the great audience. After LEHI MANY YEARS Becker, the date of whose execution J tribute to the pioneers, Mr. was se for July 26, by Governor paying Orem told of the trip made from the Whitman of New York, that they had Missouri Lehi, July 25.- - E. A. Empey, the river to Salt Lake in three Idaho rancher, who waa kidnapped been Induced by the policeman to hire months and eighteen days. He then the four gangsters who killed He'-maJuly 17, and who made hiaf escape spoke of the first transcontinental from his captor ia a grandson-oMrs. Rosenthal July 16, 1912, in Ne r Sarah Rhodes of Lehi. Young Empey'o ssve themselves. were on their way to Lehi the people what the trans- - parents j informed had and gone as far as Garland when continental line had done for the na-- I news of the kidnapping reached them. tion, the electric line will do for The Empeys lived here many years. i LUKE AND LARSON i tab. In the course of his address and referred to his own calling to tha: Excellent addresses wei? ray, deputy sheriff at Leadville, in position. also delivered by President Amos N. which he says that Rafael Lopez is Elder Merrill, Harvey Fletcher and under arrest there, the reault of inforwho all spoke on the a. Buttie, Joseph mation furnished by a Utah miner, de-- j .Mr. Oiem told of the wonderful SUSPECTED OF w'ho claims to have been personally excellent spirit which characterized the work done by being, .elopment TO GONE CALIF. of the the church the 8HEEP STEALING meetings Sheriff and, with bandit. the acquainted Provo Reservoir company, the Utah Corless said last night that while the blessings which the gospel - had Lake Irrigation company and the kidLonle the Idaho Dean, In building up telegram appears encouraging he de- brought into their lives. Bishop D. b. project Strawberry B. Y. D. two and Luke the in of E. eastern A, Larsen, Empey sired to make nostatement until he McEwan pronounced the benediction Utah county and said Jha when the naper fir .7,7 ji bletes vvho have been Gaining he.x dcctrlc road was started the county, Idaho," formerly live- d- at Salem has full assurance that the man is for the a f te r n 0 0 a s e ss io n .."77 ui. iu piepaiatioa ior t..i jl . the spring of 1914 some sheep were actually Lopez, the bandit. a of about boasted population 40300; It ..ulat.c neets to be held at t.ie and Sou stolen from George-Dayb,It was learned from members of the SHERIFF EAST WILL tnnee that timejt has grown to nearly on, month this Wasatch avt and of Charleston county, that office last night sheriffs nearly PROSECUTE HOODLUMS the ill st week in August, leit Pi 0.0 bO.OOO and 100,000 acres of rich farm trailed to a Juab county, in camp two weeks ago information reached and have been brought under cultiwhere Dean and a relative had sheep. yesteiday for California. Salt Lake that Rafael Lopez and anvation. In further speaking on the A horse and buggy belonging to The ooys are in excellent condltim Dean left when the sheep were disother Mexican were leasing in a Leadof Santaquln was and it is predicted that they will win work cf the electric railway, he said covered and the officers heard notb-Peterson Brig ville mine. A miner known to be perstolen by two young men, Frei Niel- cne of the three first places in t.ie that development in this line during Ing from him till his arrest and con- sonally acquainted with Lopez was son and the past five years had surpassed the. Ray Nolan who were arrested ...t ti. -- work to dispatched to Leadville to make an of the steam roads in the pastfe89,on by the Payson Officers jrad brought ..... recovere hy the na-nr-rhnmfipr nfwere vTlPuorWve'td"edmpetfiVoa'w him from has heard been Nothing will probably be filed against terms with men like Richards or lines built whlch gives Utah a comlng Dean a charge of grand larceny untll ..the aheriff.,received... the tele larceny In Justice 0 n e 8""0 ourt. At r Gutter sonTw ho on account of ' their plete electrlc 8y8tenl .running from would have been them preferred against from Leadville the last night gram state line on the present the young men are in the age and standing are placed in a s,,t- - Sprlngvllle to the is said, based on the sheep it him, deputy. Sheriff Corless telegraphed . " 7 county jail as Sheriff East is deter- clal class in the Amateur Athletic1 north. transaction. immediately for further particulars, mined to Smith was introduced as the Miss x of the young practice stop America. of Union but until an early hour this morning, 'Emma Lucy Gates of Sprlngvllle, and 7 people taking property, that does not Larsen's best unip since his at- Miss Ruby Whitman of American he had received no reply. the young lady barely more than six-- , -While tack of blood belong to them for Joy riding. . -Is aIsitor at the home of Fork. poisoning is 6 feet , the int.j,ei .ls-- . j the officers were trying to arrest Mr- and Mrs- J- - Jhlle LukeV best erfoiA Peters, was the tn an mimh .d tho r telegram Jast night from Joseph UNIDENTIFIED MAN KILLED AT MAPLETON :L -- Biy-big" baptisms, . . coast. 30, 13,820; 188; number on mission, 62; blessings, 221; temple marriages, 53; civil marriages, 33; births, 200; deaths, 69; number of persons divorced, 3. Charity Work. Fast offerings, $909.62; relief society, $991.47;" tithing department, war sufferers relief fund, $947.15; $732.18; total, $3,80.42. Elder Ambrose Nlerrill spoke on the Pioneers and the great blessing that the people have enjoyed since the Bpreading of the Gospel of the Church of JeBus Christ. Elder IJrigham Johnkon and Bishop Albert Manwaring each gave a splen- ud e 'urNoHSTdiTreaiTrirthe "artefhWrt; fi?LPBtlJ4KtjrilwJigynie.and General statistics, Timpanogos. pitching camp at the Aspen grove in June and the population, of time for County - - i.- J eWinhrpSf9mararTii4ff-rWT h Audjtor E. T. Palfreym&n submitted his annual report of the Provo Lu.a... tdt the fiscal year finances county "ill send the hugest delegation which June1915. The report 30, ending uueer represented the on in nn Shows assets valued at $122,000, utside gdtheiing. At 9 oclock in tne morning the crouds gathei e(, so warrants outstanding $36,tf96.02, makthickly around the Orem station that ing the total valuation of the countys the service given could not carry all resources over its indebtedness A year ago the outstanding were ready to go south. At 9.30 (ho Provo warrants amounted to only $656.79, Commercial club parade, but the last half of last .year during in oie than forty autos all, and each administration overdrew the county its to leffe for Provo haded, capacity, the amount raised for this maintenthe south. tKt When big parade reached ance nearly $20,000, leaving that bLg Sprlngvllle the officials lined the overdraft for the new administration. A report on the disbursements visiting club behind their beautifully a shows in salary account reduction decorated autos and by the music of $500, approximately showing con Provo fuinished by the and Spring-villbands counter inarched through clusively that the present Republican the main street to the Sprlngvllle administration is using the utmost economy in regard to salaries paid. opera house. noticeable reduction has In short order the big house was Another beefi made in the cost of quarantine 'filed to Its capacity and Chairman was which at the end of the $735.35 chilHenry T. Reynolds invited the dren to leave the house and to attend fiscal year 1914, and $419.25 for fiscal -- Park,celebration where an especially prepared program other places there have been consist-eh- t reductions in accounts where the for children was given. business transacted is about equal The program opened with music by each year. the Sprlngvllle hand, followed by inspirit-aLgo- ; $86,-895.7- 2. ' ' i z Senator Smoot. , I am reminded of two strong tributes to Mr. Smoot paid him by the two brilliant Democratic Senators I have juBt mentioned. Hea a bear when it comes to logic, said the witty and erudite Mississipplan, and the equally brilliant Owen ' classed Mr. Smoot as one of the most effective workers as well as the most Strenuous in the senate. That Utah has an unfailing friend in Senator Smoot is a matter of course and the nation as w ell has a patriot, always present i - ; -- U SOME LOWER e - thw-mefe- t Pioneer Day marked the biggest celebiation ill the history of Spring-wiland all of Utah county from Piovo south had large delegations mesent to enjoy the hospitality of a he 'V |