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Show H u- - A NO 63 PROVO CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, JUuY 31, 1915 LAMAR AND HOYDEN HOTELS NO RAISE BURGLARIZED LAST NIGHT After an exciting chase fiom an ear-- j ly hour this morning until late this' afternoon the police officeis and the sheriff's force of Utah county and Provo City went through every sas- picious looking chaiacter to be found a between Lehl and Thistle. Shortly! ' before noon, Shetilf Henry East! arrested two men at Thistle suspected of being tint buiglars who euteied the rooms at th Lanin hotel and the .. $!,,, VII VOLUME IN VALUES - THIS YEAR PROGRAM ANNOUNCED FOR SUNDAYS RECITAL. j . Roy den hduse and robbed guests durthe ing night. Yesterday two young men giving the names of H. S. Hansen and John Breen registered at the Lamar hotel and asked Mrs. W. T. Brown for rooms saying that they were going to work in Provo. During the nieht the rooms of Steven Chipman and Elmer Jackson were Visited by the burglars and Chipman lost a watch and 32.50 in cash, while Jackson lest 310. The robbers also entered the Royden house and John .Huward of Vail8burg was robbed of a 310 watch. Early this morning the two -- men who were registered at the Lamar hotel left hurriedly catching an Inter urban car and went to American Fork. The conductor on the car noticed that they acted peculiarly and almost before the car was stopped they left it and made for the Denver Rio Grande station. -- There they bought tickets for Tthlstle and went to that place, w here they were buying tickets for Price when they were arrested by Sheriff East When the officers searched the men they found that each had a watch and one had a 35 bill and some silver in his possession, the other had some silver. The officers are quite confident that theyltsve tjie burglars and efforts will be made to have the watches identified as soon as Mr. Huward can be brought down from Wallsburg and Mr. Chipman can .be The following program evidence of the Provo jumping at conclusions and publishing misleading statements is evidenced fiom the letter Just received, by County Cleik E. T. Palthe State Board of frey man fiom Equalization, when they repoit the state levy for 1915 and state that there will be no raise in valuations Another will TTeTald be given next Sunday in the stake tabernacle at 4 O'clock. The public are torlially invited to attend these recitals,' but are asked to be piesent on time, and also to kindly leave children gt home, so that all can enjoy the beautiful musical selections. 1. Prelude In G major Geo E Whitney 2. Fear Ye Not, O Israel. . m Utah county. On July 21 Amos Gabbott of the state board met with the county commissioners and county assessor and went over the assessment of Utah county for 1915 and found as we reported in our issue of July 23 that the. assessment of Utah pounty was in - Dudley Buck- Mrs. Masters. . . 3. Serenade No. 1 in A major. . GossiCueBtard 4. Andantion E. H. L&mair 5. With Verdure Clad ((Crea,. tion) Haydn Mrs. Masters. 6. Concert Piece No. 2 C Horatio W. Parker ' splendid condition aqd to the satisof board. the state The Provo faction Herald in Its issue of the 22nd reporting the visit of Mr. Gabbott stated' that he came down for the t purpose of placing another blanket similar to that of 1914, and tV raise, 4a evidence that The Post was right and The Herald wrong, we publish the letter of the state board: MT. TIMPAIIOGOS Mr. E. T. Palfreyman, county auditor' FIREMEN 8TRIPPED CLOTHING F ROM WOMEN TO REVIVE THEM. Dear Sir: I am directed to in Firemen, hurriedly called to the clothing was ripped from her. One ful. If she had any life left as she form you that the following resolu--tloTRIP WILL PROVE fixing the levies for the state, wreck of the Eastland In the Chicago man 8tood at the head with the pul- was lifted out she expired on the hull state high school and state district moter to was lnt0 a,r vessel her and her of the body pump trying GREAT SUCCESS river, worked desperately to revive . . taxes for the year 1915 was school those lifted from the hold of the ves- - lungs. Another began to work her carted off to a morgue. Scenes from this horrible disas e adopted by the State Board of arms, while a third chafed her ltgs se n the body of this woman they Equalisation on Tuesday, July 20, and ankles in an attempt to restore will be Bhown at The Columbia With inquiries coming in from near 1913: saw of life. Her they circulation. But they were unsuccess- night. signs . and 'far about the Commercial club Resolved, That an ad valorem climb to the top of ML Tlmpanogos tax of four And opehalt mills be. on August .4, all arrangements are and thesame Is hereby levied now complete for the big hike. Duron each dollar in value of all the COLONEL BENTON OREM STARTS W. ROBISON .GOES ing the past few days the numbers taxable property In the state have increased until the committee for year 1915, fqr raisings sums LEAVES D. & R. G. in charge anticipate at least 500 in TO CHICAGO iERSITY GRADING TOWARD necessary for the support of high the party. The trip will be made in schools In the state and that an one day and this is a great incentive valorem tax of three mills be SPANISH FORK J. Will Robinson of the law firm oi ad for those who are engaged in busiSait Lake, July 29.- - Irving A. Ben and the same Is hereby levied on ness to break away for the one day. ton, for 23 years past connected with Parker & Robinson leaves Provo each dollar In value of all the Pathe Frerea of New York have the Denver taxable property In the state for for the University of Cbica Rio Grande Halli oaii . The Oretir line has let the contract invited Lo send a motion picbeen the locate. year l915 for raising "sums and for the last 12 yeais go, where he will spend several weeks ture operator along and it seems company for grading the roadbed between for the support of the necessary head pf tlfe passenger department of studying irrigation law. The firm of quite likely that moving pictures will district schools of the state, and Spanish Fork and the Springvllle Parker & Robinscn has only been orbe taken of the more interesting jiarts the road in this city, today an making a total levy of eight mills UP-LAcontractors started "work -- yesterday. EXCURSIOII-IIIE- XT hike. of the ncunced that he has resigned ganized for a comparatively short for state, state high school 'and Co. was aw arded the No single scenic feature in Utah of- asked to be relieved of bis duties W. M. Smith bedistrict school purposes. state is firm and time yet that rapidly contract for grading the six miles of SUNDAY fers greater possibilities for advertis- next Sunday, August 1. I also directed to inform am soming one of 'the strongest in the track. This is the company in which ing the state than does the Tlmpanothat the board has decided you The resignation of Col. Benton, as gos glacier. Mrs. Mary Smith, the only woman city. not to make any changes in the George P. Parker graduated from Following Is the itinerary of the he is familiarly known by his many railroad contractor In the United The big power beat Reanon W." valuation of property ln your or five of Michigan the will leave the pier at the old resort trip as Just afineuneed by therProvo friends, is the result of the head of-- i Univeisity county for the year 1915. States, is interested. As soon as the six years ago and returned to Provo next Sunday morning at 10:30 for a Commercial club: Ire at Denver, Colo,, censuring the Vary rcapwt fully. 3, at U:SU grade has been finished the track .hfre he opened a law office for him- August evening, BOARD OF .... to Tuesday Pelican conSTATE in office Lake Salt Saratoga Point, trip management Postoffice w ill be laid. with one of hikers upon a brief elf after American partnership Roundup Fork Lake Resort EQUALIZATION -Springs, nection with the loss of 3399 in cash instruct W. C. band concert; said (b), line Orem of the leading attorneys of the city, yesterday the and Geneva and return. Stops will be park, (a) Harden Bennion, Sec'y and travelers checks which vi. will be extended only as far ag Span- self, loiter Mr. Robinson graduated piade at Pelfcan Point. Saratoga and tion to hikers. Wednesday, 4 a. m.: The Provo stolen by two men who entered the ish Fork at this time and that a- fiom the University of Chicago upon Geneva. The trip along the west and bell rings for hikers to get out office, which is in the Jndge building, soon as the extension is completed his leturn to Provo joined Mr. Parfire is shore north extremely interesting, PROVO ODD FELLOWS and the view of the valley from those of bed., 4:30 a. in.: Special trail Main and Third South streets, Tues- the matter t of pushing the road on ker. By hard work and careful appll to assemble at through to Payson would be taken cation to business end persisten sucpoints is delightful and a Bcenic whistles for hikers day afternoon. According to Cok- - Ben' Center West aqd Second UPi WON SILVER TROPLY cessful efforts for their clients, the treat. The stop at Saratoga will be of, corner head of lice held Harry Cushthe ton, train Second m.: a. 4.40 One of the features of the ednsti ac- two young men roae with marked ra sufficient length to permit of a bath streets. leaves the ing, city passenger agent, respond tion will be the use of track laying pidity in the field cf aw and today The Provo Ledge of the Ipd. .un'In the celebrated springs, and whistle. 4:45 a. Center and West -doss Ter of Second the will of 'the that in the track corner leaders the are monej. machines,whlch keep luncheon. The greater part of the dent Order of Odd Fellows won the among they Smoot s sta- oft head I of the will action even resent lh the and construction the with stop The streets graders. be has will training the this special silver trophy cup In the grand-p- i rade shore, profession. along trip m.: fice, said Col, Benton It Is expected the Orem Line cars irrigation Mr. Robinson will get will held In Salt Lake City yesterday for been arranged for the benefit cf tlon four minutes later, 5:30 a. thjs afternoon. Wild- It held my city passenger agent, Har will be running from Provo to Span- be of the utmost value to the frm, as the best appearance in tho line fcid those who would like to go but who The special train will reach immestart will are more or less timid. The fare for wood and the hike ry Cushing, responsible for the loss ish Fork by the end of September. this problem is now one of th great- returned to Provo last night flu'icd be will lunch The m.: 12 of the money and censured the manoher est In the legal field. with victory over Salt Lake the trip from the pier at the resort diately. and back will be but 75 cents. Trans- eaten at Emerald lake. 1:30 p. m. agement of the office. For 23 yea 3 MAN ARRESTED BY LEAD- i organizations. on top I have devoted my whole time and VILLE POLICE-NOLOPEZ PREDICT SECOND COMING portation tq and from the lake can Hikers assemble for picture Yesterday was OdJ Fellows day in 9 m.: The & Rio Grande ALLIES WHEN Denver to OF CHRIST be arranged for with Mr. Cory at the of Tlmpanogos. 8:30 or p. the the capital and from all camps In the energy TAKE CONSTANTINOPLE state big delegations were present to The man arrested In Leadvllle on Railroad company, sacrificing my own bank corner. The price of the trip special train will leave. iiifliijgTrernrra V ronfthis pofnt will be onedoIIaT', Join in the annual celebraTlcn." causewfthe company Mexican who ayearand a half Ago FoTT Woi thrTi X.rJuly 28. Eight Homer was the assistant grand mf-shawhich Includes, auto transportation to oclock or a little later at the Provo adTance-thSeventh-daAdventists, is the thanks which I have re-- J killed Deputy Sheriffs Jensen and hundred and from the lake. "Ask Cory for restaurants. Lunch should he put of the parade tnd ether 1 Oia before. hero word Grant of Witbeck I Marshall the received between When and at ceived. the night further particulars. City Dalworth, members were signally honored. . .camped All Information can be secure from the head office I Immediately, Bingham near. Utah lake while mak- - and Dallas, expect the second com' 'Among the speakers were Justice of J, E. Brake of the supreme court from the Provo Commercial club. PROVO PRESSED 8RICK gent In my resignation with a request ing a sensational escape after mur- - ing cf Christ and CO. MAKING REO BRICKS to be relieved of my duties August 1. uering a miner In Bingham, has been the heavenly army In the skies," as District Attorney E. O. Leatherwrod, TWO MARRIAGES. Col. Benton Is one of the most conclusively proven not to be Ixipez. oon as the allies capture Constantl Former Governor Heber M. We'lr f'1 , s Sheriff John 8. Corless of Salt nople, It was announced. The Rev. Peter A. Simpkins. widely known railroad men jin theyThe Provo Pressed Biick Co. married were In of ft has just turned out its first . the a the couples Lake received The following photogiaph were held at Liberty park. , wegt jje ia8 been prominent E. A, Gee: by Deputy County Clerk burning of red brick and Dr. upbuiiding ,of Salt Lake City and the nian arrested and held by the Lead- - GERMANY MAY NOT ANSWER The picture is of . Oscar Nelson of Spanish Fork, and gtate of .Utah, which has been his ville authorities. H. S. Pyne has erderet the THE. .AMERICAN NOTE SIXTH WARD M. I. A. " an Austrian named Mike Sallnovich, brick for his fine new resiBertha Cherrlngton of Springvllle. home for .nearly ,35 years. He w, CONJOINT MEETING j ' e Dec." alatf who has' and Clarence W. Thompson and Altheda born several who Conn..' also Haven. dence on the corner of Third' ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 1: Cologne London, July. jsw The Gazette today published as a wireless North and . Academy avenue. 1847. He has resided here since hi resembles Lope in no way. Wood, both of Springvllle. . NOTICE am has been arrang-- r The brick company has been arrival in Utah. which came by way r Leadvllle police according tc advices, dispatch from Washington' the sug- A sper'. time oromotion to the position of event e from there did . not arrest the man gefdflph that rot the Sixth ward M. I. A. con- in order to, avoid the experimenting for some The aj 'r.iGicr excitement of public opinion Water rates become delinquent on the union Pacific Railroad oo" on red brick clay, but only reTUAPtlng for next Sunday night, believing him to be Alf 1915. owing dispersons 31. was made to ,n were because rest able , 18gl ftt they under- - in America" Germany should not re commencing at 7:30 p. pi- - Special July cently they Qgden 4 cover a bed of the right class stood Sallnovich is wanted in Bing-- ply to the American note unless i selection by the choir; Piano Selecrates after that date will have water, uuVjng- tbe greater part of h's be to will have of material. The company ex- turned off and 31.00 is able to give g favorable answer. tion by Prof. Virl Martin; solo by jn Utah, Col. Benton has given hi ham on the charge of murder. ' erviCes to railroading, a Itree pects to furnish these brick to paid before the water is turned on. A sayi a telegram from Amsterdam to Mrs. Era W. Heal, accompanied by H. .J. W.fGODDARD, . Provo builders at rates which 0f wbich time he has beep connects OSCAR W. ANDERSON Tleutcrs Telegram companjK piaon and violin; violin aolo by Ralph Commissioner. wJth the Denver & RRrGrande. 4 will beat all competitors. MUST PAY SUPPORJT . The Cologne Gazette, the message Archibald. address Jiy Blshof Joseph First pub, Tu!y30.191.5.-6- , A. Buttle. adds, ..considers the advice 1915. Anderson was brought to worthy of consideration. Of all the tvrants of earth, Dame Last pub. Aug. Lake City in 189Vand in 1892 ard- - Oscar-W- . Provo. Trout- - Pa rk Citv pn a charge of j Fashion has the fewest blorranhers; , Unit" B j n Austria and . Russia might liave )8in w Those fur bcas appear to have all mgrahai. both of which offices b wilfully neglecting his wife and fain- and no one bs ademrtsv undertaken Where is the automobile baby car- been left to fight it out over Servla, AO athom.-her totake you-a- J which Js probably what all the rest psvchoglcnl pimnp-- goneout.of. fashion. But the weather fjup'd with the greatest degree of sue ily. He wasordered to pav YJjaiUgeTlltbiC-eutMig" . suitable to them hasnt, thank you-- ' month for her support. cess. think nowT , n, - t I A , . ). to-mo- rrow KE i 1 , - - -- , M h m.;-Trai- 1 n j , T e ll y , I -- cx;i-cise- - i. tf-Th- 1 -' I - '. ! 1 i hr -- -f- 1 .1 "v h , T I ih I n 1 . f |