| Show HEEALD-BEPUBIJCAN THE REMANDS THAW SALT CITY LAKE UTAH vMABOH WEDNESDAY DI toil "1 ENa4MSQw£ S fellinTingElinTnnililiililHiiiininiixK h - OOKS ID banks are by some minutes into an’ they’ll idle ’ pound - Wite' A iBltrw M Ik bring back York March 16 — Harry K Thaw will not be sent back to New Hampshire by the State of New York as his counsel be demanded but must returned to Matteawan asylum “unless legal papers calling for his detention in New York county are served upon the warden of Tombs prison” Such was Supreme Court Justice Page’s decision today in disposing of the formal motion to have Thaw returned to New New consciento Put yo’ o’ Court’s Order Suspended Habeas Corpus Trial on — Insanity Charge Sought Good Ctoc 3 1915 ssmi ' TO MATTEAWAN ‘ 17 ft ’’ 3 M " com int’rest Extra Specials ’Vi yr 'T ' We ( jA just have Model 1915 J received these fine pianos accepted payments partial as oh our Player-Pianos I $33700 And put VELVET The Smoothest Smoking Tobacco in your pipe when you’re putting your idle minutes into that’s the surest your book — way to get the best that’s in them — and the best 10c tins and your pipe can give England in the meantime counsel for Thaw in anticipation of such a decision had from Supreme Justice Bijur a writ of habeas corpus which will keep in prison till next Thaw when Tombs he must be produced in court It was close call for Thaw Asylum attendantswere in the courtroom ready to rush him to Matteawan by automobilethe moment the motion for return to New Hampshire was denied But the writ of habeas corpus which I'ad been served half an hour before on Warden Hanley of Tombs prison this Page took occasion to Justice comment in his decision on the good faith displayed by the State of New York New Hampshire by placing Thaw on trial on the conspiracycharge There had been ho evidence the court held to warrant the charge that Thaw had been brought back simply to be sent again to Matteawan Nor had there been adducedany adequatereason why Thaw should be sent back to New Hampshire after his trial ami acquittal was to go back to Matteawan Justice Page decided under the old commitment of Justice Dowling Tt is expected an effort will be made before Justice Bijur riday to have the question as to Thaw’s sanity by jury Mr Stanchfield Thaw’s counsel said: motion to have Mr "The Thaw to New Hampshire and its denial In without precedent in law a case of this kind a man’s sanity whero and constitutional rights are involved it to me that the matter should seems be settled by the United States supreme court” obtained at ca ts riday A M xL ' hmm UXacft--' w fife fsrA I ww 5 5c metal-lined a $28700 ft I f yc STEGLER H I HOW ' APPEARS WHAT WHY YOU HERE AS I'Cllcl'b© for a for fl tl an 7 WOULD ANGLE RELATES COM MENDS OR STORY TO JURY EXPULSION O GOVERNMENT and Woman Charged With Ballou Perfectly Thaw Witness Calm KillingColorado on Governor Offers Assistancein Employed Madden Executive to Aid alse Getting in Him Bribery Inquiry Handsome Upright Each Instruments Known these pianos wanted our used pianos as partial payment They Use does not injure the tone quality of a condition possess wonderful sweetness appreciate their excellence The Passport Pursuing Stand Well All Cook New York March 16 — Before a jury selected because they had neutral opinions on the European war and all but Bridgeport Conn March 16 — Mor two of them American-born nearly six hours todaj' Mrs Richard Helen Denver Colo16 March W W and Angle recited to the jury in the — Madden Gustave Cook were placed Howland of Denver expelled from the on trial in the federal court today court her story of the night of with'aiding June 23 last the state in its Colorado house of charged Richard P Stegler when representatives naval reservist to obtain of charges she the a German a manslaughter on report of a committee false American passport caused the death of Ballou Waldo R his which investigated connectionwith who also is Her voice at times almostinaudible Stegler under indictment or by sobs she told of Ballou’s package of currency delivered to took the stand and testified against broken visit to her that him them His case w’ill be called for trial night of how she upon the' floor of the house later found him later but to the fact that he has unconsciousat the released from the was county become teowing foot of her stairs of carrying him to jail government’switness and on bond today He was arrested confessed today that he had sought to the entrance door in an effort to Saturday on a charge of perjury Personal obtain an American passport fraudulently him of the visit of the police to I her apartments and of her arrest and had employed Cook and Madden surety in the sum of $2000 was aid him the her to him Washington March 1C — The battleship She sketched into the picture furnished chargeagainst in the belief of his attorneys will not Connecticut broke one of her acquaintancewith Ballou his affection Gov George A Carlson in special be shafts last while for her and her friendly feeling for pressed Sunday maneuvering to the legislation today commended in message It had been Guantanamo bay and now Is bound him she declined to that Stegler although the house of rumored marry representatives for the stand that part of under her him would repeat on Philadelphia own for expelling power Howland on chargesof his confession by the perjury to the government convoyed by the naval collier Orion The Under The offered assistance hull of the Connecticut governorofficer in is uninjured and state’s attorney her voice of which he is alleged to have assumed a every executive In pushing no one was hurt much firmer tone been urged by Capt and only once at the inquiry to discover if ‘‘in addition said that he had K Boy-Ed at the mentionof Ballou's name did she to perjury there has been German naval attache actual have to struggle to CALL ISSUED to control her feel to go to England aS a bribery” and if so administerWashington Washington March 10 — Secretary ings German spy and had obtained the passport proper The punishment governor for this purpose Neither on direct Bryan made public tonight the text of State Attorney’ the house Cummings showed action for “augurs cablegrams sent through diplomaticMrs a pair of spectacles and better things” nor however did Angle of the United States to Boy-Ed's enter into his representatives asked name whether she remembered them the The governor urged the passageof Captain nations of South and Central America as having been worn by Ballou The administrationeconomy bills and testimony Inviting them to send delegates to the witness said she could not identify the enactment of an industrial commission financial She did conferencethem not how and remember workmen’s compensation here May 10 Informalassurancesthat blood came to be on the spectacles or law the Invitations will be accepted hdw they came to be in a box on her In closing the governor says: have been given “I back piazza know that unwise and revengeful men from the outside are at work with certain of you seekingto increase confusion and destroy your complete superior TERMS? IRST Pianos and the of in turned to Maker their us good instruments and look good piano These pianos being and power You have but to play like are While offering these six pianos at less than half their value have your choice at the low selling price of — may yesterday PIANO? THE SAME WILL HAVE Name are a allegation Bears Player-Pianos owners of We decided A PIANOS WITNESS 6 Used He OWN IS MEMBER Testifies TO $55000 $55000 case regular A towards HER oak $600 regular case IT PLEASURE WOULD BE TO THE CHILDREN OR PIANO WHEN YOU CAN OWN A GOOD ONE ON PAY RENT WANTED A PIANO IN YOUR HOME HAVE LONGOPPORTUNITY THE THE BUY NOW IRST ONE WHO COMES SELECTION HOUSE alnut mission LIKE YOU regular case T A prevented MRS mahogany IVEUl® a $34700 bags 301 II ‘ aSHSk '3c) a g for 1 they new in good to them last yon returned GERHARD a’-e S a revive -V’ ' J I BRADORD BATTLESHIPDISABLED I HARVARD a cross-examination & SON'S GARNER NELSON ebruary 9 A ) HOMAN authorities On remarkable terms only $500 a the Day Some declared Will You Want $1000 of down and month CONERENCE Player-Piano a cross-examination SAY SHERI Pan-American Buy one of these used pianos purchase Player-Piano and full purchaseprice This you whatever a CLAIMED already TO ft usefulness” The governor urged to rise to their present JUDGE ’IXED’ Statement ORGANIZED Made Is Witnesses Election by Several Terre in raud The will mean influence advancement for thorough modern A Case 16 to use home your It home of the musical United bureau 74 Main fers who it till the will the pleasure you pleasurable get out of recreation for means it all Music means children education for every piano Carstensen formalities today the Haute Indianapolis March up States District Judge Albert B —Anderson of the presiding here in the trial of the rooms of in the corporations commerce Terre Haute federal election fraud case department which now become the had of trade the the were unusual experiencetoday of commission with officials hearingin his own a crowded government courtroom of Sheriff that he had been “fixed” when Chief Justice Covington of the District of Columbia court Dennis Shea of Vigo county two the oaths supreme testified told them about having Commissioner Davies was elected “fixed” the judge who listened to chairman and Commissioner Hurlev vice chairman Other officers will be the first one without comment but chosen later the second offices is musical Commissioner DaviesElected Chairman and Hurley Vice Chairman TVashington March 16 — Without the five members of the federal trade their commission took i what it refining Think legislators opportunity BOARD’ TRADE the HAVE time comes when you are ready to we will then accept it as partial payment and allow will give you the use of the piano for years at no expense and two we for years the entire family with sell Anson & Co ifi- i Next Street McCorniek’s to Bank offices report administered the polls” line today assigned by Secretary Garrison were to command respectively the North and Pacific coast artillery Hodges will have headquartersrants General ffikrtliffl at ort Totten N Y and Art General Sibert at ort Miley Cal pleaded Atlantic 4 Sranii GERMAN ' red striking guilty pugilist who testified that Jean a i I I attack guilty rank arranged Shepherd keep him away from Steward described how he Shepherd who was then ar service as a White House employee TRIBUTE TO CROOK Washington March 16 — President White House employees acted as "Wilson today and all attended the funeral of work was suspended Col H President at the executive office William Crook during the who died last Saturday services The burial was at Arlington bodyguard than fifty years’ national after more cemetery PAY pallbearers Lincoln’s Schoonover alias Blackie testified to another pugilist the Robert Anderson at Joseph Jeffers Dean Jeffers’ Sullivan request yANDEIBILT brother who Sullivan said “didn’t want the man around the polls” then locked was up Cox until last John E January judge of the Vigo superior court told of the trouble he had in getting the sheriff’s office to serve court orders on election day Anderson (Street 1 a Steward to pleaded of before CAMP MANY PRISON MEM Or EOR rested The made districts IS’arirfij assaulted one say” he asked “that Shea fixed with me?” witness nodded and the judge no further comment William House and Ramsey Guess election clerk and committeeman Progressive testified about the fixing and also that they had been arrested dawn election day and held in detention cell all day on perjured war you “Dothings had of has with him “in order to witnesses interrupted NEW GENERALS ASSIGNED Washington March 16 — Brig Gens HarryD Hodges and William L Sibert recently promoted from the grade of colonel in the army engineer corps to be brigadier generals the also has Jef GATHERING PLACE RACES BELIEES AND NEW An WALTON IM r ? : - Every suit to perfectly This is and soft 3-button patch full narrow with want you We how careful we newest ideas Brand Suit And we have never range -as roll in The soft roll bound young are specifications with shug waist is waistcoat IS men men’s in a ! a v'K- 'WSxWAg® 3 -ft 5-button top and h JHU7rv ) ini Trousers lapel have to LO31 1 Its coat pockets with are is very dressers CAMP TEA figure an exceedingly popular with our that particular most of type Situation Manager KPC&DSik is one particular Ideal Excellent Restorative days a ton w&SjfS Peine the “Chicago” model smart are: fit The by luxurious graceful mlde And every one Y an MARSHALL H HOT Zr? fter 4 a designed marked with strengthof youth is with THE - '''a o vast YORK CIT Hotel Ideal of ef at (tSark CaSoenu& IS T cuffs to know stock the This Society wear the very latest thing out in many fabrics that have been seen in this city before Prices low as $20 h- a- v S ’! is a it A WEBSTER-WISE 210 ’ft-'- (Opposite Kenyon Hotel! EXCLUSIVE AGEXTS OR Sratth ix This picture nation and race s ' z taken in Cossack is ' one of the set against the detention camps in Germans rom s’ - LECTURE ON SCIENCE ' central Germany shows prisoners from almost every reports that leak out of Germany it appears that the aljies do not get along togetherso well in prison as they do on the field of battle In one of the camps several the renchmen protestedto commander in chargethat they could not stand the habits of their Russian brethren in arms The German commander sent back the reply that “If they were good enough to fight with they must be good enough to live with’’ The picture here shows in the front ranks of the crowd a Turk two renchmen’ a Russian Jew an English sergeant a Belgian infantryman a rench Turco a Hindu and a that REE - “-' - X 's' CO MAIN STREET WMW A '" Will be given riday in the evening UTAH THEATRE State March 19 at'8 o’clock by Virgil Member of 0 Strickler C street S the Official Board of Lectureshipof the Mother Church irst Church of Christ Scientist in Boston Mass irst Given under aunpIceH of Church of Salt Lake THE PUBLIC CORDIALLYINVITED the |
