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Show NO. 67 PROVO CITY UTAH, TUESDAY, AUGUST 17. 1913 VOLUME f- 1 COMMISSIONERS. WILL IMPROVE A, Word to the Farmer HAD BIG TILIE V , n . : j -- your-produ- -- are enjoying the eanyea durLafiiQOIhreeze ing the heat'of the summer months and among those, who have gone up recently f.r a Tew days rest are Hundreds of peo.Ie affilia-irtTOTt-betwe- en itv-brother, - u s necessary i Lekt i , in whidivOu are acres of sugar beets. Th e.lice fifti en to taerw r.'tOO THE INDUSTUIA County Surveyor Stewart was or- L4is to tlie aci e, or a total of approxider'd to run 8 drain in Lakp Shore mately 75,jOO tons for these two a portion of land in that secto plants tion now under water. for Mr3. L ( OM -- -- -- ZinaDunn"au48oIiAfvll, T'' T .,o..Uxv, A - STATE ENGINEER "Mrs. Hi 17 Aug, I J 849,, so Fait . JfiOOd 'Mr. Tanner made' application for seepage water which he claimed he would save by cementing a long strip of the canal through a gravel roima-- ' tion. The engineer, .after hearing t! e protest of the canal company, refuted to grant the application and the suit is to force the engineer fo take favorable action. i.ko te. HITTER; Commercial Club. ft Freeman Tanner has brought suit VInernt and family. Miss Anna W. D. Beers,, state engineer, against ke and Miss Ada Taylor. ' t compel-the granting of an applica-- ' tion for water in tlje Provo Bench liTi tckttiS on sale via Salt Canal and Irrigation companys canal. com-i"hinnit- bof interested. y TANNER. SUES of- - s 1 t 1 , sl-or- - Kf es er company came ... -- " Over three, thousand employees of the, Denver & RU- - Grande Railway to Provo Saturday, for their - annua outing. merninjf When .the trains arived they .were met by "a reception-'"- ' committee I of the city and Commercial club- and Otured, the Provo band furnished music for the unloading, then marched with the excursionists to Pioneer park, THAW HARRY where the morning sports and picnic took place. At 2 oclock in thw A PROVO VISITOR a recital was given in the tabernacle and at 4 . oclock a free dance was given-ithe Mozart paHarry K. Thaw, slayer of Stanford vilion, , t White and notorious for years in 4he The band gave a concert at Fedpolice courts and higher tribunals of eral park from 6 to 7 and the young the State of New York, came to folks of the party enjoyed a grand Provo last night and took suppbr at ball at the Mozart in the The evening. the Spencer Cafe, With Mr. Thaw last train left Provo in time for the was a party of friends who are excursionists to catch their street bound for the coast where they will cars home when they arrived in visit the exposition apd spend conSalt Lake. All pronounced the outsiderable time in Southern California. a success. When. Mr. ThaW and his party ing grand The excellent work of the commit- leached here in an auto soma one on entertaining so many visitors the street recognized the man and irf has been the subject of much com- a very hhort time a big crowd had metit in railroad circles. However, gathered in front of the Cafe. When there has been some slight criticism aked if he were Thaw he said that registered the police force In against Mr. Thaws party had not yet arfor those who, Imbibed too caring rived, but upon leaving gave the freely in Intoxicants and became ofeiovd to understand that he was the fensive on the streeL man. d g$gi?4gg$,g4$ a 1J pound Mackinaw trout to Provo "yesterday trow i FtsU, Jake, where he is fllUug with K. Spafford and Clarence" Loose. This is the largest ttoutTcailght in. Fish lake. this , season and' iCput up game fighi before it was finally eap , C -- city-increas- . Walter . Fresh ater gent v er-tai- f V ?! RAILROAD PARTY GETS BIGGEST FISH it tlORTII FOUii 4 FRESHWATER TI$ut just possible that you are indebted to a ii tlOAD THROUGH extent for the prosperity that you are enjoying ttR the people of thin jiity? Witliout. the JlU'r jatronaje of the i M woukl be harder, 'people 'of Provo and hw it The counfy commissioners ar beginning to realize the grep-t for, you to dnyvose oTlhe pmlucts of your farm? , Isnt value of Timpanogos Ib' Utah: 'county 'ami by. Jbeii action yesit dhe'to the proximity to tliis enter" . tire took Htep.-tour a first for terday they toward; opeaiing way prising and progressive center, that you a re new able t o ists in great numbers to reach the top of the rapidly becoming conveniences of all the modern utilienjoy benefits-aftfamous glacier lake and mountain. The Yasatelr'rtuige' offers ties,. snch as the telephone, electric light, free mail dethe scenic beauty of Switzerland andTimpanogos is the clilivery, good roads and modern methods of transportamax of beauty in the entire range. : When the road, is made r tion? Hasnt the market that this city has afforded you been instrumental to a very great, extent in makihg it accessible through North Fork there is a company prepared possible ,for you to build large and commodious school to furnish burros to carry mountain climbers to the first falls houses and'to employ-compete- nt teachers fot the eduand mpuntain resbrts will undoubtedly be opened all along cation of your children? There is no doubt that you, the line. There is a probability that a summer hotel will.be as a far seeing and sensible man are fully eognizent of constructed at the Aspen Grove. the fact that a farm contiguous to a live and energetic At a meeting of the county comin valueJwice as fast as one which is missioners , held yesterday. County isolated. more Then as a matte of reciprocity, jusCLU& COMMERCIAL Surveyor, John ft. Stewart, Road tice and LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY common sense, isnt it right that you good Commissioner Marion Clinger, and should this mereants and manufacturers the give Commissioner Fred citys Deputy , Road The lunchCommercial Club over and the other great mail order preference Chicago Ferguson were "appointed t6 go .up eon will take place at the North-Fordo not which contribute one-ce- nt toward your k of the Provocanyon centers, the Cafe at ee Wednesday, Spencer individual welfare? will not buy to make an estimate of the cost of They fchich time a number of im road to Aspen Crove, as the from you. will they? They wont extend you credit when the portant matters will be taken travel in that section has "increased need it, nor will they tender any of the little accomyou up and considered. so much of late that road repairing modations that you can always expect from the people . has become necessary. of. your, own community. You know there might come to the best estimates According a time when you would appreciate a little assistance there have been at least one thousand from the people with whom voir are spending your monpeople travel the North Fork road CONTRACT FOR SUGey. Suppose, for instance, you came to your home town within the last two months and most merchant, asked him to buy our produce, extend you a of them have had to walk otfing to AR PLANTS LET little credit in order that you mightjpay your taxes, or barriers almost the along impassable meet some of those unavoidable exigencies which any the line. However, a few hundred time are apt to come up, and he should say to you Salt Lake, Aug. 15. With the dollars' will make it possible to drive Take your stuff to Chicago where you buy your goods ct for wagons and automobile to contracts the the calling ing up Cirove and will greatly enhance the erection of two new' $3uQ,000 and That would father set get your credit there also. sugar value of Provo canyon as a pleasure and suhulmn in would not? Theurban it you thinking, plants for Utah in time for the 1916 resort. I terests'are exist one cannot without the other, identical; beet sugar season, a notable comrner-The comissioners authorized be closer and therefore, there a ubvaxs was consummated iast Ben Isaac to investigate ul event is mid the CWie in farmer road conditions around the Brimhall-Knigh- t cc' . On factory v ill be erected at I business discuss the local over talk with and this men; ranch in Benjamin, with the Sfamh Fork and the other in the tell ean with do if them tl.a better I them; you prices dew of opening a new road and mak- south end of the ..county. Each w ill i tl-- e if- ean: them Give then tiHtaM ft fit Tie you land owners ing improvements. a capacity of iooO tons daily hate it to cannot consider a road Chicago have offered right of way for they satisfy you fr ; of change p evicting the county! hud each cabs for tie planting ol applied to the Thy this, then wsUch the reelts-awill make the - VII I PilPILS - 21 A 14959 Theie are excellent prospects other new refineiies, one for Sanpete POE DIED. PROVO RIVER IS ALFII1E DISTRICT one tor the Delta section. With LEO FRANK TAKEN . these bmlt it would give tne state ie ! Ug plants, lepreoenlmg about $5, HOLDING OUT SUNDAY. . .. Supt, W. Kart Hop- - COUPLE ARRESTED i BY VICIOUS ' ,( u and place I tub in the fiont as. of the Alpine school district ON SERIOUS CHARGE ' states u of ranks sugar producing With a scarcity of water all over wile of today thafthe school census Mia ' e n S'on The-plants vvoul re? Atlanta. Go., Aug. 16. A rumor 49a9, a Martha Boud . and Roy, Sprouse died the state, tlie residents of Piovo and!101 lie 3'par I315 lOtotals ' e , . purr: imatily 50,900 awes yin dames N. Poe oTthe First waul, was circulated here early this mornov er The were lasr increase year. arrested Saturday oa a aeiious beets each year. The apgie-- ' yesterday morning at 8 oclock at her the faimeis depenaing on the Piovo. ight are g ing that Frank had been lynched distributed as follows: The two people registered at pils charge. rear be would ' ulu of, nver have faed fraction home of dropsy, after near Maconj Ga but no confirmation the hotel Friday and Saturday luber tar a of l.eets. The tanners a Liosa of inert sect.ons of tbe is obtainable pt tlDs hour. Reports two years. Mrs. Poe was born 1070; Pleasant Grove, 938; morning the woman went befoie the nearly i.mcoln, art to 5i'0 a tom' or an from Eatonton tonight stated that V'cehe $4 November 29, 1S75, i.ate. Accciding to Water Ceu-- , Alpine, 197; Cedar Fort, 93; county clerk and made affidavit that Last year !at Essicks, Iowa, of tV raiding party,, though" reported gregate 4959. 32. Total . she was an epileptic and during the 'l, 1. Fxauic Ae nenu the for tioner this lived in city past but has via..,'. headed in that direction after the Utah raised 573,000 Jana .of also Hopkins Superintendent forenoon, the pair collected $34 00 'of held has up remaikably well) twenty years. She was a member jn.tr aitl shortly of teachers "rcster delivery, which .occurred the from the citizens. The officers then felt! have the Infarmers ough the Deborrah, Rebekah lodge. No. after midnight, had not passed there pounds of sugar. , This was an for the coming year. Schoul learned of the couple apd argsts at 1:45 this morning,, and it is bcreaseof SO.OOO.flOOpoimds overl913. nd (uring the raany years Bheto , , water has been veryM1 open September 6 for the tecc.v followed, , 7 1",,' lieved the kidnapers changed their The 1915 crop' in the state is lepoiteu lived here has made numerous ftiendn,, September,. 13 for the puitij aU flnd the harvests condition. in gp5d course after leaving the confines of eo be ; istrstlon cf high school 'students A marriage icenso was issued j (tins section aie remarkably good, ex- week tbe directors of who mourn her loss. Dminihe Mllledgeville. i'i be held September 10 and 11. , er ccpt.in the fruit, to John E. Stein, The deceastMl is survived by terday tbe Ctcn Cereal company announced d fo are T!ie as! rrbe's a been' has & Provo in t'avt at the Provo Commercial City there her mother, Mrs. Luella A. 16. A theiplntention to erect a 10,(W0 addi; Ga.,' Aug. Milledgevnlfe, water Torshort pcLows: P Meldiu' rother-Edward sufliuent com Taj-lcElizabeth and new Ltkoi , one bank, and neaiing piant mob variously estimated American Tork cifK treasurer of Provo. The coa. ftin adjaotnt to Ogden. The new Ta? ior. Funeral services will be 'Is only and that oondition ii3a t in num and seventy-fivtwenty-fivW. Whittaker, priii-jC. school lax to due High largely Prov their home. meetmethods, food j stock ward will worK up held tomorrow in the First her overpowered, warden, superintem del artment E. A. Morgan, Jesse M. Walh-- j care of in the the cipal; Jos. by 2 city as coopted alfalfa, such o'clock. Bishop chopped mg house at ' dent and guards of ttm Georgia state products, er; Earl Holmstead; M. O. Maughn; etc. A. Buttle officiating. Rev. Peter A. lawns. verholt has returned j nixed with molasses, 11 clock near here at farm prison V. L. Aehfcy; G. ft. Hales; Eunice' week the of St. was Congre announced the during it Phillips iNBoulder, Colorado, Simpkins tonight and quickly got Leo M.j Anna Mathison; Jesse T. do- Jacobson; will de within still holds Lake of Salt its. church Utah SERVICE EXAMINATIONS that the tier spending ciViL gational pftt three mo.P i. Frank and rushed him aay In an B. Foibes; E. M. V of acres sermon. funeral main 33,000,000 the unapprcpi.l the In liver this tllpess ity during automobile Jones. ento lands brother-inlaw- , Mr. ''Bgrfon, be'ated subject in Federal held government Itbe Will Eugene the First reports that might L. J. Irving of son building the nation. of old Harrington citizens Only secure to The year provo, by eight when eligibles Utah, try friends of Frank wee dispelled jng was ac- - for tbe 'following positions, on the .Pratt, principal; Ray D. Nichols, Jar.c a prisoner said h bad heard a mem .'a small portion of this acreage lsara.- Martin, a rancher of Thistle, Lehi ' McPherson, John Sabin, Clarice Ker- cidentally killed by thejexplosion pf datesiven; ber of the mob say that school Ileber Bennion, Jr., High Lilian Shipley, Bertha: Hurst 4 of giant caps. The accident oc- box a Assistant on , 14 supervlsohaw, tomorrow be would September placed Banks, Paul Miner, Junius body man who ie or oI acc0unts, Interstate Commerce Grammar building George W. Lai- principal; tbe grave of Mary Phagan at Mari- - baa under' cultivation approximately cuired when an elderly A. J. Phillips, Vera Taylor. was handson, principal; Burton Smith, Cpmission. . etta. Frank was serving a life term 2,000,000 acres, but a triflng acreage- living in the 'Martin home Primary grades Eva Berry, primiexMae amount "of Clark, 22- - Wireless and with Gleason, unarprothe box caps they the Mary Fenton, . compared telegraph ling September Viva Taylor, Nina for tbe murder of the girl. acres of ploded. The man, wliostf name is not operator; assistant irrigation engi- - Bessie Newman, Florence Harper, Vi- - pal; Ida Thurman, Mau(1 HarwcoJ. The Tiiob was orderly, but worked pristed. Of the 21.f00.000 powel g. s lands in Utah to be ola West, Lorena Rankin, Lucile Har-- . mold maker, ceramics. given received severe injuries and Wanless, 2 la wph quick pi pclsion. Eight automo- government Emily Briggs, Rena Cooper, Ln 2,000,000 acres will be the little boys injuries proved fatal J. Ruth see about Lindsay, and vey, a blanks information, vpyed, to Fcr short men within the took Jlhodes Ruth Robinson, Edna 'ShrT-R- , made subject . ma Bush, assistant. local secretary. Lincoln distance of the prison.' First all lined up this year" and The Spanish Fork Commercial bank Lindon Robert Walker, principal ; wires from the prison and all except to entry by the homesteader. Spencer Raymond Partridge, It has been proposed recently to 'as filed an abstract of Judgment "one from Mllledgeville were cut Prof C. R. Johnsons male quartet Gunnnr Rasmussen, Dezzie H. M. Alrd, Mrs. Ora Cunningcipal; ' Justice cf the Peace Neil will leave for Tooele Saturday to rep- - Bertha Norton, Effa Baird, bring several thousand head of first- rani A. Bullock, Hazel James ham, Utah to foBter PnWs court in th Fourth district resent the Young unlverritrWniher. Mrs. VIoet A1 i. Miss Maude Foote entertained at tla3 dairy ccv s into Brigham Lillie" Wentz,' A Commercial bank in a series of muslcales there. Prof. business. of case the end in the ercourage party-las- t M 1': thejalry dinner pvt, princi; a prettily ' appointed Ilania 7a"ni Miss 'Edna Jensen. "ood dairy cows are worth 75 to $15 vs. F. A. Bachnnn. et a!., with judg- Johnson and the otVr members of " ' ' si f iua Vance. Thursday in honor of Miss Vera Vineyard Bryce McBride. ment for. the plaintiff in thejurj o' ho cnmrtet hr ve - Sugar Citv, Idaho. Sweet each, the promise of ,20,000 1 ecphed much Bemr-rf ; i". Mvrl H. Dubois, piinY-.1HeleieoDa', Ruth Al Inc decora- - mean . great deal.to the state ' $211.24. "7 ir a the for used in ii!':? were Dutr-ispretty singing Lu.ko. En p,njin' peas Margartt J.' are about 100.0W William Evans and family 0f v ''i r tive effect on the table where covers estimated that there Lake V.c Catmuli. bemaVe to Provo to moved in but cows now have Utah, dairymen were laid for six guests. Tomorrow Fire Chief Jos. W. LoveCedar Fort D. G. Simmons, princl prt!; Annie Nuttal, LaReal Jrnes. ctr.te plight lust fts their permanent home. Mr. Evans .is j tjevp that the Leo Bean, pal; Afton Odekirk. Robert Boardman, Page Charlies M. Peterson, princi less, 0 f,vp times th-- t number. The x nephew of Postmaster James Clove. CARD OF THAN?1 O. , C. Day, principal; pal; Ruby Fjelds, Winnie Clyde, Mrs. Wren Wilkins and James Maraknian, Highland Mr. and Mrs. Eimene Bartpn de- - 1914 production of dairy products will go tc Spanish Fork. Harmon. Essie Keeler, spring wheat at 1,890,000. an increase delegates, and amounted to close to $4,000,000. ; 'j! . sira be. Sharon John ..A- tend p., estimate It is estimated that the 1915 crop of "19(1,000 over19li. The" n Mitchell. Thur-jdar Jean A. Mrs thanks to the scores of friends who Roil-tL, Emily Andcrsop, iuid'ng an Increase of 2 0,000" bushels ing held in that city. ; will go oyer Crand-t- . ' . so kindlv assisted them during' the of wheat in Utah will exceed 8,000,00.) gives firemen Lincoln Ciiar'esTUBav ies. prm-- ! number (r, large 2Snnn'ie of 1915 over tbe potato mp is Compared with r- . Brivia in Acy touinamentlllnesa of Mr, Barton"whlie in the bushels." This the Florence Leir Phillips. Walke""rjoai; Thorton, part of 1S8Joon d" crease and 6.420.000 bushels. nni " "Par! er. following the serious accl- - 343)100 bushels vOivde ' Mnr.ie Oberhnusey, the fall tr,v s of bay c'"pred wlh the 1914 navsrn Jpiu vi, Mount ? I Pohprt McOmie, p.in- dent heuffered and take this onnor- - In 1913. One estimate places -tickets via Salt Lake Fxcursion cro1' Pn0 Other tons. rn 1,116 n t.f in f r s 4 6420,000 sown bmhes, aj. crop of their show appreciation 4 'ri'' Peid.v tnnity to sta'ileb n. Eliza Hindlev, Route to Spanish Fork, the 19J4 rteds. t ovnr last vein -545,000 of crease those efforts. iiS. i.N. IN I hlORiltG , 1 ' i i 1 an-illn- ' , J ( . ( , i bool-kcc- t- - emt-ge- d, Op-tat- en) e -b- r be e I j ! j i 1 i . nHr' Jo.-e- k - - - - -- sur-bile- c-; - . p-- Sho-ril- -- f i -- , Lo'-ks- s, -- -- -- -- -- , t- - Pah-gulte- h - M-r- 4 to-t- Ma - .Yance,-TriiU'ip- s t.'-I- ln-l- 9J4 i -- to-tak- - , 1 - c-- p! r -- i 5 |
