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Show t By Mrs. LOST j ,r IF YOU Christensen, i WANT the news of Provo and the flneral news as well, you want The PosL Found by a Post classified They do the $TO.OO. work. PKOVO CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY', OCTOBER NO. 87. 2G, volume vn 1915. Remarkable Proof of German Efficiency SPECTS WORK OSS ilED'iC-iflAN- PROfOTIET OF PAVING II DlfJC E. R. com- in Morgan came to Provo today to pany with Governor William Spry beof the paving make an inspection Governor ing laid on Center street. hosMental State to the went State Board Commissioner PAY AND HIT HIM TfiRCRfJ&PI ft LI I1IL I 4Y S nULIlltnULv, DEDICATED SUNDAY OTIIEAR BIG WATER SUIT A1 Birkie, a laborer hailing from Chicago, called at the sheriffs office this afternoon and asked that a complaint be sworn out against W. M. Smith, the grading contractor on urn The first round in the legal battle between the Provo Reservoir company and Provo City and the canaU BY PRES. SMITH Spry afbusiness some to attend using water from the Provo river pital to the took place yesterday when a large Mr. spent Morgan while fairs, interurban line commissionbetween of attorneys appeared In court road 'Springville corps county the with American Fork, Oct. 25. President day ofclaimed to argue the question of the qualifiFork. Birkie the and Spanish city jand Marion Cllnger F. Smith yesterday dedicated er, Joseph Smith' had reduced hU pay 25 cents cations of Judge Morgan to hear the , ficials. i - ' , on the Alpine Stake tabernacle. In adper day during October and when he case.. to report Judge Morgan. was city atMr. Morgan had little dition tq President Smith therp was to a said Smith for Provo City when the first but get attempted, settlement. torney the progress of the work, present from Salt Lake City Presi- av chair over his smashed of between the city and canal office wrist, from the tbewpbreach thel(Jent Franda M Lyman, Eller e an engineer severe - commissioner would blow over a him struck the Provo Reservoir and the companies road bpjger pjawgon an)j Elder Joseph r. sub- company occurred. head To one the with of He attended a legs. the look after to esst to Provo stateajgmj councj 0 Twelve ja a Smith carried stantiate and his number committee story work ,cf meetings and Immediately the a'an of end dBishop David A. Smith. scar on his head about three inches was the advisory counsel for the city, of the contraca. l The occasion was the quarterly long and an inch wide and his wrist The Provo Reservoir company and the be made. iference of Alpine Stake. Two sea- wmrirandaged. a part oU thv attorney 'sions were held and the attendant inves- canal companies argue that this will an oi are fleers making ,The . was' large. ..During the Interval ! ' tigation before determining what disqualify the judge wheu the case tween the sessions of the conference to make. charge goes to the supreme court, which it luncheon was served to ever 1400 pt. will mdoubtedly do. The attorneys Ve. Provo City, however, argue that for The building is declared to be e.ie this is not sufficient grounds to disJUDGE FRISBY of the best structures anywheie qualify him and asked the judge to started ia any of the stakes. rule that he would hear the case. . 1909 and was finished eaily this year. COURT HOLDS Morgan make a statement to Judge The case cf D. J, Atkerly vn. It Is entirely out of debt now and This Honolulu months of harbor relative to his conne. the made in the attorneys up vessel, mighty really Salt Lake and Utah Railroad company j therefore was dedicated yesterday, of two means to lift demise to tlon Provo with wtre City and as the atrequired of with hint a Just vessels, Judge J. H. Frisby held cout torney for one of the canal which has been on trial in the Fourth Funds . used to erect the building is shown tne ' her. Here, however, companies. district court since Tuesday, yas were donated by membprs yif the catamarans sailed on American lakea, great German ship lifting a subroa-I- s today for the first time in a number He also told of the meetings whtca a wonderful illustration of German closed Saturday evening when the stake and many nonjnembera also chains an. of weeks. The first case to come up were held and of the discussions that rlne wlthout effort. the Mrs. plain- - donated. The total cost of the build-tif- f for verdict a returned daJury preparedness and efficiency. It is took place relative to the distrlbu-tlon'thrown around the submarine and she was tthat of battery charged by was $81,000 and it will Beat a and Mrs. $1300 him damages Alice lng Hendricksen against awarding hollow space to the to hoisted lift the river water. However, he is sunken submarines signed by , jfortably 2000 people. Gren. After hearing the evi- claimed that no for funeral expenses. of the vessel and sides steam. two of t, the force When tween the agreement was reachThe suit was for $2905 damages j Back of the large pulpit a place the American submarine, went down then towed to port. dence, the. Judge dismissed the case ed on the points at Issue in the meeto nthe grounds that it was flghtlrg Wand $94 funeral expense for th has been left In which a pipe organ ing be attended. The judge also Inin and old be will immediately installed, and not- battery as charged. Sbath of the plaintiffs formed the attorneys that he owned the de- - front of the pulpit are the seats for Heber Carter was fined $5.00 for two small ARE BULGARIANS VILLA daughter who was killed by DRIVES pieces of property ln this windows broad thq choir. Its many battery on Thomas Gammon. Carter this city, but no water was used upon fendants carp . on the defendants 'afford an abundance of light. The pleaded guilty to the charge. tracks on plaintiffs farm on Provo J them. FRENCH BY Is surrounded by a broad qe- -M0RM0NS-0UBLOCKED building "T . 1914... , July in Bench After hearing all the arguments ln have t Erastus Even sen has commenced ment walk and the elevations the' case,- Judge Morgan took it under ''iniore to collect, been covered .with a rich soil, which UfU'TTQ SERBIA smt ? IN FORCES. and .will render a decisadvisement ENJOY TEACHERS w yaw-en- d T at S per cent,, wilt 1m octd.i 0tl.o2 with inU so. .hot he will hear to whether a ion v tromJulyl, 1915. alleged to be due In the spring. case. should he'lecide the e Special musical numbers were SCHOOL DAY PARTY to hear theHowever, El Paso, Oct. 24. Deprived of for-London, Qct. 26. The Bucharest on the purchase price of Spanish . is believed that it case, sessions .yesterday Fork real estate under a contract be ranged for food products and horses, correspondent of the Times sends the age will to the sucrops, matter be carried the Of the Relief society tween plaintiff and defendant - The and the members court a final decision Villa where without General confiscated following: preme by contract be conPretty and unique were the inviplaintiff asks that the be will rendered. withdrawn have Serbian even a suggesting, of reimbursement, troops tations sent by the teachers of tho sidered ad a mortgage and for a decree of the Dandbe training school department of the to a the be from is with what neighborhood and interpreted of forecloseure. the crossed have Austrians from et the Young university to the and Mormon Raabe C. Brigham ten vs. Fred refugees threat, A. N, Iverson of arthe high school and college , river. faculty Colonla Dublan and Colbnia Diaz al., demurrer sustained, twenty days now will forces for the big School Day party held HOME AND SCHOOL . The Austrian rived here today from Casas Grandes to amend. tain free passage through Bulyaria last Saturday evening, and one hunthe first train In ten days. George B. Mattson, Jr., vs. J. Villa from Orsova, where fifty steamers dred guests dressed In school day TAG DAY TUESDAY According to the colonists, Miller;, dismissed by stipulation. and lighters laden with runltlons clothes answered the cll of ther Grandes anl visited Casas recently childhood days. not molest their homes have assembled. , Sheriff Henry East went to Murray while he did food and fi-Backward, turn backward. and their The plans for a big tag day to be he took crops yesterday afternoon for two men wno 26. in The callGEORGE TAYLOR Oct. Time, Oh, A Bulgarian flight; committee thy horses. conducted London, their by the Home and School broke into the Denver & Rio Grande nally told him newspapers are adopting a threaten; Make tne a child again next Tuesday are well unand leader on bandit association ed the freight car about a week ago and If he did not release their horses jng attitude toward Greece, according Just for tonight. der that way. AGAIN IS MARRIED stole thirty heavy Mackinaw coats, would have no way to raise crops to a dispatch from Zurich. The diz-- t Let time roll back to our school time There will be high school students fifteen of which were being taken to they are was Villa the newspapers said that that days; , at each voting place in the business ; car. fifls patch says Sunnyside and fifteen to Denver. and Greece's school over wear dress us decline!! Let 'irritated to of muoh enjoy he ago section ready to Tag anyone who 'very " The surlyand that George Taylor, Sr., (76 years shipments were made by the allied of school the In Ia colonists. with landing the plays; hands of will make a small contribution foi 50 shake acquiescence years and Phoebe Christensen, Knight Woolen Mills company and govern-plieill. rethe and our and that every he Salonikl age at to their Forget , benefit of the manual training deyesthe importunities troops age,' took out a marriage license their loss would not have been dis- reply Greece And prove for one night that we are if that for declares horses not need Mr. may organ time niqnt ycu partment of the high school. covered had it not been for a couple terday. This is the fifth " still. allies piust children I will. not do Bulgaria think the cannot you expel The committee ln charge feel that another crop, of hys vvho were playing near what Taylor has been married. To ia our hearts we are children a lew of the situation the ten ool- - perform the task herselL In lathed also was they havjB eliminated most of the ob t is known a3 the jungles Sunday afterA marriage license decided to still. who arrived today onit3 Colorado, features of the ordinary Jectlonabie Mesa, of noon and found the coats hidden in to Orr F. Osborne re- Tbe decorations were in keeping Oct. 25. Bulgarian forces the Mexico. London, leave They jsay,that of Payson. ofday. They are sure they tag the culvert. They notified the and Mias Luclle Daly between 600 which invaded south Serbia, pene-an- with school days; sun bonnet babips receive the enthusiastic of the colonists, mainder to ficers who went and brought them Uskup, and nursery rhymes were hung n 1000 men, women ands children, trating toIstip, Vele3 and the city where they were identified. STATES WOOLEN MILLS . all publtc spirited been placed ih great peril b a the walls and presented a nevel sp-for the time being. have remain will CAPACITY The money secured will go toward FULL AT officials the RUN The Murray ,two picked All would have to come to the bor- - 6arp advance of the French, who are pearance. School was held and the Installing electric lathe! ln the mif j TO FILL RUSH ORDERS men up last week and were holding Viliams trops first began to now reported forty miles' north of pupils rendered songs and recitations ual when der training building. them. , after w hieh numerous games were Every citizen should be sure to arrlveThere hut they were unable to tne Greek border, 26. Never In Oct Lake City, Salt played and refreshments served. The have some change in his pocket on The French, after effecting a in They now haw get transportation. the history of the wool industry the of ainco army affair proved to be a big success. Serbian CLAIMED to take the chances, tion ith the been so HAWAIIN VILLAGE election day. at the state have the factories have dur-ln-g conthe and Bulgarians fell have they 80uth upon gone the troops as they CLEANEST IN THE STATE rushed to fill orders Krivolak and inflicted upon them so to reaider the worst is pasL Night school will begin in the Tim GRADING FOR INTERURBAN the past month. Accojding no Is Mormon there the that defeat 8 8evere The refugees report panogos school building Thursday ev.W. Eardley. ON SPANISH FORK STREET num- - tlin of thelr ability to take the ports given out R a with session large in at 7:30 and all who wish to take asso. ening of the Manufacturer's Because the town of Iosepa, tbe vaders on the flank. Some reports classes will kindly meet with the of pupils. machinu. OcL available of 26.Grading ciation every bit Spanish Fork, Hawaiian colony in Tboete county authentic information from say that the Bulgarians already are teachers on that evening to make First can posis that railroad interurban the progressing th la not incorporated its chance oi Villa and his troop movements Into ln ery and every employee arrangements for lessons. The school night "toward Strumitza with cn Main street and the rails rapidly sible be used are being employed by being the first m the clean town conGerman in the refugees. gerbian cavalry w ill be free of charge. , pursuit Sonora was brought by are already laid to the city limits Utah clothing factories. test is 'not being considered. Clean Tho two colonies are close to Casas advices via Amsterdam state that rush the on the north. ' It is expected that the One encouraging feature of are of the opinion town inspectors of Dan Matthews" by and the Mormons reported Turkish cavalry has arrived at Em The Calling be7 Granges the ready for traffic to is an order received by that Iosepa' should win the first that all cf Villas troops had departei paianga and is proceeding toward Harold Bell Wright was presented ai road will an-- . 9000 for Woolen mills at Provo t wtfra Incorporated, but for Sonora except 200, who remained Vele8 Apparently they arrived too the Columbia theatre last night aua Spnish Fork' in the near future. T is York. New kets to be shipped to incorporated tow ns are eligible at Casas Grandes guarding a largo late t0 be 0f assistance, a good sized crowd thoroughly enjoyed Koo&s Is the largest order for woolen enter the cutest, in these dispatches the production. t0 The company pr. estimated WORK ON SUGAR FACTORY is of it dynamite. quantity ever received in Utah. Demand orj taken out that 3530 Bulgarian wounded have wa9 expected that the work of and had one a was Villa said men good the play These senting and overalls has inrreased and it is re(iecjiing Up on all towns In tho 8000 troops with him, estimat- rIve(J at phiuppopolis from Serbia Spanish Fork, OcL 26. Excavating thq play, filled as it Is with Inter from thirty was at trainloads ported that factories are jjl be completed by November Itslp losses an carries on excellent for the sugar factory is being rushJ. that the Bulgarian esting situations, ing the number J 800 1 and the tabulated scoring will then io sixty days behind in orders. at Grandes CPOO Much of the steel work, it is expected moral. mtn he brought to Casas be .begun. It Is not! expected the mefi to the train. of this fighting sa account will be put up this winter and the maAn REBul- SAYS PROGRESSIVES ARE of the attack winner will be announced until Nothe the of luncheon on Provj The that chinery Installed ready to handle the Friday regular TURNING TO REPUBLICANS vember 15. James H. Wallis Is In and Commercial abandoned was tomor- 1916 crop of beets. The plant at lub be will held Veles on garians was dl of the work an dhe is bemg from ca'e. transferred at 12 strength oclock is charge at this all the Spencers being last row, sentenced Bulgarian place was The man who New York, Ock ?5 From twelve assisted C .Frank Emery and fiom Itsip All members are requested to be In Nampa, Ida. It will draw from Bensouth by the toward L. Jones E. rected In Justice Wednesday ' to fifteen booms for favorite sons" Frank- - Jordan. urse pf jhe C.mlrskar, attendance tw entyTlong- - the jamin, Lake Shore and Salem, in adcourt to payVfine 0! ?2')-the at Republican launched be will ; . t: tr n il.e a five over dition to the productive area In and five days iu Jail, is believed to be spreading out national convention next year and S. ate W. Williams number Mrs. around Spanish 'Fork.' a Mr. in and Mithael Rofrano who Js wanted in ansV khlcg anythinfy is liable to happen. of fine a over arrival the this of murIn the The objective rejoicing moment This Is the way in which James B. foP divorce against Emily Price on New York for implication . wte Mrs. II E. Owen entertained a few ten poun oy of the Republl- - the grounds of desertion. 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