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Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-03
RIOT TRIAL NEARING ITS FINISH
Attorneys Begin Their Arguments City Court-Man Who
Did the Shooting Says He Believed His Life in Danger
William Fl. Bowen Test6es He Was Not in Crowd
When Shooting Took Place. ss,l sas Ia ~ ss la

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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-24
Democrats Appeal TO Prejudice

In recent issue Of tho Democratic
County organ was the following ar
ticle:
"ln the Republican County Conven-
ton at Lehi, Provo got neither Il
county commissioner nor a state SEN
ator on the Republican ticket. So in
order that Provo may have a com
missioner II is necessary to vote for
f, A. Hush, the Progressive candi-
date for that Office Provo will be
absolutely at the mercy of the two
ends OF the county il Mr.. Hush is not
elected. Can Provo afford tc go with
out a commissioner? We think not
Il would certainly be bad business
for Provo Republicans to vote this
Office away from Provo and give It
to Lehi. SO, also If you want a state
senator from Provo you must vote
for Caleb Tanner, who is the only
candidate for that Office residing In
Provo. If there is any patriotism or
business judgement among the voters
of Provo, these two men should GER
tainly be elected Think It over and
see II you don't agree?
This article shows that the Demo-
Gratis are loosing hopes Of carrying
their county ticket II by appealing
to the prejudices Of the people Of
Provo they can pull one or two men
through, they will do it.
Let us see what would be the result
II tho Provo Democrats worked their
scheme successfully. II the people of
Provo voted solidly for Provo can
didates and those living in that yicin-
ity, then the North end Of Utah coun-
ty would be without a representative
in the state Legislature or n single
official in a county office
The people IN the North end of
Utah county should join the Republic
cans in stamping out such an unholy
scheme by clccting the entire Repub-
lican ticket By looking over the
Republican ticket II viii be found
that two candidate are from Lehi.
one from American Fork, one from
Pleasant Grove, one from Vineyard.
three from Provo, two from Spring
vile. two from Spanish Fork and two
from Payson. Surely this Is fair
and just distribution, particularly
when glance at tho ticket shows
the name Of Senator Reed Smoot at
the head Every name on the Re
publican ticket is synonym for eff
fcency and progress Every man Is
successful In his own affairs and
would give the county a successful
Efficient administration,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-24
County Issues

a party question by all the political
platforms and yet the Democrats are
irving to make party capital out of
Ia County Attorney Bagley, at pub
Iir meeting held on the street corner
at Provo few days ago, attacked the
Republican office holders, by saying
among other things: That so far as
business in Utah county is concerned,
mo- one has closed their doors except
a few Blind pigs which were permit
ted TO flourish under the Republican
administrations
Again let US refer to facts, as
shown by the county clerks records
They show when each whiskey club
was organized. aud each and all of
them were organized under Demo-
cratic rule as follows: Timpanoogas
club at Provo, February cath. 1913.
Timpanoogas club No 2 at Provo,
June l2th, 1918; El1orado club AT
Provo, August 9Th, 1875 Lenfler club
at Payson, June 2jth, 1913; Nebo
club at Payson. September 18th, 1913;
Eureka club AT Payson, November
18th. 1913; Granite club at American
Fork, July 18Th. 1913; Tuscarora club
at Spanish Fork April Goth, 1913. and
the Blue Rock club az Lehi, Septem-
Der 10th. 1913. So you see they were
all organized under Democratic rule,
and were all permitted to flourish un-
der Democratic rule for many months,
and some of them for almost year
before any attempt was made by the
county authorities to suppress them;
they allowed them TO get firmly root
ed and then In order TO make politi-
cal capital for some of the county
candidates on the Democratic ticket
they started to suppress these clubs
that had grown up under their ad-
minstration and fostering care, and
now these same people who permitted
them to continue in business has the
aflrontary to charge their eXistance
to Republican administration, when
they know that not a single whiskey
club existed in Utah county under
Republican rule. II little becomes
the County Attorney, District Attor-
ney, and Sheriff to seek political pre-
ferment from the people by such
shamful and wilful misrepresentation
of the plain facts
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-24
Extra Service on Inieruiban
sunday For Conference.

$3.50 Il. m. car leaves Harris for
American Fork.
l2:l5 noon, car leaves American
Fork to Lehi
1870 p m. car leaves Lehi for Am
erican Fork.
4;SO car leaves American Fork for
Lehi.
. p, m. leaves Lchi for American
Grove.
o:oS p. m, car leaves Pleasant
Grove for Lehi.
''"4 p m, ear leaves Lehi to Am
erican Fork
1888 car leaves American Fork for
Lehi.
The above does not interfere with
regular service.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-24
To Our Subscribers

We are going TO get busy on OUT
subscription list. and next week WIZ
begin preparing statements TOT I"
who are delinquent. However, We
Will hold these bills until November
LIST, as We prefer that you call al u'
office and make settlement ana st'
your receipt for payments when maui
Most OF these accounts are not ven
large. but there are just such as w
have to depend upon for FUNDS WIN
which to pay our bills. We viii 'ep
much appreciate payments from '"O''
who are In arrears before NoVelnV0
LIST.
To those who are over one !'''
in arrears and receive statements :"
ask that they remit within thirty u'''
for II they do not, we Will De Gun
PEELED to cut them of our list accO''
ing to the postal laws
There are a few who TOOK ho w
tice of our statements last 'e''
these will be given thirty days 10 "
tie up, or until December ISL '"',1
II proper arrangements are not "'"g M
for a settlement, their accounts W. WI
be turned over to the Newspaper ~
Letting Agency. who generalIy W.
lects the amounts due win cos'
tached.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-24
ADVERTISEMENT
Democratic Political Column
Democratic County Officials
Have Made Good Reco,d
Our Schools and Roads Have Been Well Looked An
the Taxpayers Have Been Treated Fairly by tho %
Democrats of the County-Much Money
Has Been Saved.

Two years ago the Democratic par
~ went before the people OF Utah
County with pledge Of economy and
they have kept their platform to the
letter. The taxes have been raised,
but who raised them, not the Demo-
cratic county commissioners, but In
stead the (Republican) State Board
of Equalization and the schools Here
Is the amount each county office has
saved during the twelve months Of
1913
County Recorders Office ....$ 41296
County Sheriffs Office . l534.26
County Clerks Office ...... l4S5l5
County Treasurer's Office -. 222S2
County Assessors Office .... 341.43
1t should be remembered too that
there were 592 more instruments re-
corded in 1913 than In 1912. The
above saving Is comparison with
1912 when the Republicans were In
power. The County Sheriff's Office al
so paid their own car rare whlle TINS
office rode on passes in 1912. In 1912
the Shcriffs office spent nearly 1866
for hay and in 1913 not one cent was
spent for this item
Fair Assessments
The claim has been made that the
Democratic Assessor has reduced the
assessed valuation of the knight
Wooden Mills and Taylor Bros COM
pany. Here are the figures from the
county assessors books for the two
years of 1871 and 1912, the assessed
valuation for the two years is $4S,bO0,
while the assessed valuation for 1913
and 1914 is .$5O,70O, or an increase of
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-24
SCiENCE CAN'T EXPLAIN

What sleep Is.
What an eye sees
What electricity is.
Whence the sun gets its heat
no" tho fire fly lights its lamp.
now seeds grow into tree
now a rose makes It's perfume
Wv, Mo'' makes bird build Its first
why the compass points to the
north.
what causes the sex Of baby or
an animal.
what makes rain fall In some
places and not in others.
"ha' happens when food is oxIdiz-
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-24
Democratic Rally
Monday Evening

Hear the other side of the cues
ton and vote intelligently Two good
speakers coming to American Fork
Next Monday evening Matt Thomas
OF Salt Lake, Will deliver an address
in American Fork on the issues Of
this campaign Mr. Thomas Is one
OF the best speakers In the state J.
II Masters will also explain the tax
question and other county issues
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-24
VERY ILL

Word was received yesterday by
telegraph that Mrs, Efie Price,
daughter of Mr. Isaac Wagstaff, and
formerly of American Fork, but now
living at Phoenix. Arizona. was very
i'll, but the doctors give some hopes
Of her recovery. Cause of illness con-
hnement.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-24
REPuBLICAN TICKET

For United States Senator
REED SMOOT
For Congress
Second District
l. O. LEATHERWOOD
For Justice Of Supreme Court
WM NJ MCARTY
For Superintendent of Public lnstruc
ton
A c MATHESON
county Ticket
Commissioner 4-year term
JAMES II. GARDNER
Commissioner, 2-year term
} f BRINGHURST
Clerk
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-24

ed In the system.
What changes take place In iron
when Il Is magnetized,
How a bloodhound tracks man
by the smell of his footprints
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-24

$4,000, while the assesses vo,n.
Taylor Bros. for 1911 and 1919
isl 900, for 1913 and 1914 was ,S,'
n an increase OF 1880.
While in 1911, during the timo :,
James II. Gardner was comm,..,.
The assessed valuation of the Il,
sugar company was lowered s.,,.
The Democrats believe that tho N.Y..
part OF the county should b.r.
commissioner. but the man wbo -
do the square thing for eyeryhoa,
Bernard Christensen of Ama,,,,
Fork.
Why the Taxes Are Higher
Let us take for an example a us.
farm in the Lehi district and q,
what the taxes are
1912 1914
state Tax ..."..."...S $50 ssM)
County Tax ......... $50 sn|
school Tax ......... ll50 lM|
High School Tax ..... 300 sa
Total ............. 1850 SnI
A two dollar raise. The state ys,,
soc more In 1914 than I'm 1912 Tn.
county gets exactly the same Tn,
schools gets so cents less The Hin
Schools gets $500 more; but the Stat,
Board of Equalization raised the yav
alton this year 20 per cent, thus sa
ding $3.50 m re. making the total d
l914 of $35.40 or $3.50 more than 1911,
II Is plain to be seen that $3.50 Of ID.
above raise Is due to the state and
$500 to the High School, neither q
which is chargeable to the DemOcra.
tic administration or the county CON.
mlssioners.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-24

JOHN r. STEWART
Superintendcr Of Schools
J. p. GREER
Legislative Ticket
state Senators
HENRY GARDNER
JOHN II. WOOTTON
state Representatives
SAMUEL +. TAILOR
J.. X. STEWART
CHARLES l.. WARWICK
J. WILLIAM WING. JR
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

disturbance OF theatrical conditions in
London. hasn't materialiEed. Report says
most OF the unemployed British actors
have enlisted.
William Elliott has chosen Ben John
son for the leading role In George v. Ho-
bart's play. Experience" which he will
produce in Syracuse. n. Y. tomorrow
night Others in the company will be
ALA de Anchors. a young French ac-
tress: Dorothy Parker. Elizabeth West,
Joseph Byron Totten. Willard Black
more, and Will Gregory.
Forbes Robertson arrived on the Mau-
retania Friday. September 25, and will
open his last American season in Detroit
tomorrow.
Two Of the unmistakable failures Of
the new season have vanished from the
stage in New York-PAul Armstrong; pre-
posterous melodrama, The Bludgeon."
and Mr.. Chester's tame adaptation Of a
set OF his stories, "Cordelia Blossom
VIII Archie, who Il will be remembered
was last seen in this city. featured with
Lillian Russell in "wndhre." plays a
prominent comedy role in The Rule OF
Three the farcical comedy by Guy
Bolton. at the Columbia Theater this
week
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
Knew Goodies"
Would Make a Hit.

Long before Maude Eburne made her
New York debut in the Longacre Theater
she was thoroughly convinced that the
role of Coddles, the English maid-of-aIl-
work, in Mr.. Peple's farce. "A Pair Of
SiXes,' would be the means by which
she could firmly establish herself as a
character actress. provided the play ever
reached Broadway. Under the title OF
The Party of the Second Part" it was
first tried out by a stock company in
Rochester and Miss Eburne. who was
assigned to the character roles in that
organization, was given her first chance
to create a part in a new play. She
had been playing character parts for
thirteen years. most of the time in stock
and always in this country.
Miss Eburne is a native of Toronto
Canada, but made her first professional
appearance in Buffalo. y. Y. She con-
tinued with various small touring COM
panies each winter and in the summer
months managed to secure stock" en-
gagements.
Il played in New York once before I"
said Miss Eburne. but nobody noticed it.
played a slavey with William Hawtrey
in The Old Farm" but the play failed
and I went back to stock and got no
nearer New York than Jersey City That
was year ago last winter. Then Mr..
MacGregor. who staged "A Pair OF
Skies" happened, quite by accident, to
see a performance in Jersey, liked NV
work and was forthwith engaged for
his stock company in Rochester. where
the Peple farce was given its trial Der
formance. l knew Goodies would be ,
hit. even II the play wasn't. so refused
a dozen offers OF engagements with road
companies and waited all through these
long months of rehearsals. changing
casts, rewriting and revising the play un-
til finally Mr.. Frazee brought us TO his
Lengacre Theater"
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
MAUDE ODELL WILL
APPEAR IN "THE DEBUTANTE." ."

One Of the principal parts in The
Debutante," the new musical comedy Of
which Hazel Dawn is to be the star at
the National Theater this week. will be
played by Maude Odell, who will be espe-
cially remembered for an excellent per-
formance in Little Boy Blue two sea-
sons ago. Miss Odell, who is considered
one OF the most beautiful women on the
American stage, has recently developed
into a comedienne of proficiency and the
role she is now playing is written along
humorous lines.
1t is her accomplishments in athletic
pursuits, however, OF which the actress
is particularly proud. She is a splendid
shot. an expert swimmer, a horsewoman
and has made several balloon ascensions
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
Musical Treats PromI,ed.

zimbslist, Maggie Teyte, and Josef Hof.
mann are the soloists announced for the
series Of afternoon concerts TO be given
this winter at the Columbia Theater by
the symphony Society of New York,
with Walter Damrosch conductor. The
hrst OF them is scheduled for Tuesday
afternoon, October q. with Efrem Zim-
balist as soloist Maggie Teyte will ap-
pear at the second concert. Tuesday aft
ernoon. January u, and for the final one,
Wednesday afternoon, February a. Josef
Hoffman, will be the soloist The hour
for each concert viii be I:B o'clock
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
FAMOUS FILMS HERE THIS WEEK

daily program will include Little Mary
Pickford in special single pictures, Key
stone comedies, and other nlm features
At the Strand Thester next week the
chief attraction on Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday will be a production OF Abbe
Precosts' story of love, with Lima Cav
alieri supported by Lucien Muratore and
a company Of all-star players. On Thurs
day and Friday the main feature will be
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

The Naked Truth" laying bare many of
the secrets Of the underworld Of New
York and other large cities. On Satur-
day there will be a double feature bill
including In the Dukes Parlor'' and
The Arrows Tongue" The daily pro-
gram will include Marion Leonard in re-
issues Of her former Biograph successes,
recent Keystone comedies and other fea-
lures
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

At the Garden Theater next week the
special feature on Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday will be the Shubert's latest
production. THE Gentleman from Missis-
sippi," featuring Thomas w. Wise in his
original role. On Thursday and Friday
the main attraction will be q visualization
of James Montgomery Flaggs series OF
drawings The Adventures OF Kitty
Cobb" The chief attraction on Satur-
day will be THE Vice of Crime" The
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
Stories OF shaw.

One Of Bernard Shaw's dramatic criti-
cisms IL the shortest on record. II was
about q play called Poor Jonathan" and
shaw's notice was simply Poor Jon
athan."
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

After the production Of his first play.
''widowers' Houses" he met with 80
mixed a reception that he wrote: Il be-
came Infamous In q single night. and II
the play did not achieve a success It Gre
ated an uproar.'
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

New York's expected influx of English
actors. a. . consequence Of the wars
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
EXCURSIONS.
Semmes Motor Line

Semmes Motor Line
Announces change in its morning schedule to take
effect at once owing to State roads being closed for
repairs. The route will b via ForestIlle. Center
Vile Reds Conner surattSriue and T. D. to
BrandyWiDe. Bus will leave 6S Penns. Ave. 8. z.
$50 a m. instead Of T:i5 week days, at % .. N.
instead Of SIS Sundays.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

A life" of Dion Boucicault is about
to be published by the Dunlop Society.
It is the labor Of Townsend Walsh, who
has served ably as the literary precursor
Of Otis Skinner. John Drew, and other
stars.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

Grace George. under the management
of Winthrop Ames, is to go on tour next
month in Clyde Fitch's play. The
TRUTH" revived at the Little Theater last
spring. Such excellent actors as Bruce
McRae and Albert Braun go with her.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

II is a matter Of record that Sir WILL
lam s. Gilbert sold his first play. a bur-
Iesque. "DuIcamsra." for Elo. The buyer
during the two years of its London sue
cess made a fortune.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

Robert 'Edeson is deserting the legiti-
mate stage for his first vaudeville tour.
He will play the part OF a newspaper
man who & cts into trouble chasing di-
vorce evidence in a piece called Apart
ment 3O9''
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

Oliver Morosco owns fve theaters in
Southern California, an interest in the
aters in Chicago and Boston. has four
teen road companies. and has started to
build a theater in New York. calculated
10 be Americas Erandest playhouse.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

When the Liebler Company produces in
this country the dramatiEation OF David
Copperfield" by Louis y. Parker. it will
be called The Highway Of Life" LennoX
PawIe the English actor, will play the
role of Micawber which was created in
London by Beerbohm Tree.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

This season Fiske O'Hara. under the
management Of Augustus PitOu. jr.. is to
appear in the comedy, Jacks Romance
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

The continued increase OF the woman
patronage has greatly encouraged Mr..
Peck. manager Of the Gayety, and his
strict censorship OF all entertainments is
meeting with popular favor and will un-
put the burlesque shows in this
city on q much higher plane.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

William Elliott has made an ideal Sc
lection for the part Of Love in the new
morality play, Experience" which he is
to produce shortly. Marguerite Skirvin,
one Of the most attractive women on the
stage and an actress OF rare charm and
quality has been chosen.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

Announcement is made that the Wash
ington series of three concerts by the Phil
adelphia Orchestra will be inaugurated
at the New National Theater. Tuesday
afternoon, December Is. Nine. Schumann-
Heink will be the assisting artist at
the initial performance.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

William Carleton. for years stage man
ager with the various Klaw & Erlanger
big musical productions, is occupying a
similar position with The Debutante"
company to be seen at the National this
week.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

The Columbia Theater will inaugurate
its regular fall and winter season tomor-
row night with The Rule Of Three as
the offering.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

After performing The Secret in
few OF the major cities, Frances Starr
will appear in a new play by EdYard
Knoblauch. Miss STAIRS period Of recre-
alton was spent at Pine Lake, Wis, un-
til recently , refuge for tagged dramatic
critics
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

Negotiations are pending for the ap-
'earance here Of Felice Lyme, the young
american soprano who has taken London
" storm. An evidence Of her wonderful
popularity in England 10 shown by the
act that her engagement at Covent Gar
en is the only big musical event that
Ias not been Cancelled on account of the
var.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
0as gsetter.

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Columbia beute un6citinlmt uno
morm; wobridcinIih 9feseni6oucr;
moraen fldr lmo ctipos fiibler; leiGtc
iiolihc 99inoe.
Ncitern bcrritte flares imO mar.
mes g8etter. Die bodite Geupera-
tur 6ctrug 81 0jroo lno 3 llbr g}ad-
mittogs uu0 Oie nieorieite 56 @rao
lm 6 llbr 0iorgens.
ssu oen iibrigen gSetter 9eobad-
timgS Gtaiioncn oes 2anoes mar Die
ncorigite Icmpcrotur pie foIst
9Itlantic Gitg AZ, 9ismard 10,
Bolton 40, Buffalo AZ, GbarIeitou
56. Chicago As, Glepelouo 50, Cor.
pms Gbriiii 66, 0cuper 80, Getroit
46. Gnlutb IA. GaItport 80, @oloe-
iion 60, Green 9op 80, Satteras 80,
6aurc 0. 0eleuo 0, SodionpiQc 81,
aonias Gitu 60, anorOiae 80, Souis-
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Montgomery 56, Nlontreal 3S, gtau.
tlldct 3G, gicw Crleans 60, 9iem2)orf
lO Cflo6pma CO. Eittsbura6 81,
philadelphia 50, EortlouO, Nlc, 36,
@ortlano, Ore. 40, GaIe6ec "a, Ro.
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30, gcrauton "A, Shreveport go,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
9[Nnutinmnttcr fiIr gNniir.

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gcitern in oos Soiis gtr. 6t7 gtorO-
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ole ieMsj6brige &oic ploDoc 6u aoop.
tirclL oeren 9ilo in ben 3eitunscn
obeebiIoct mor uno iie 10 anoe5oeer
bat. Die rdtbielboitc lln6efonntc
CAB ibren Niomen uibt an, ionOern
iteatc nur ibr 8icOertomnen in
gluslicbt.
Die @ciicblng ser Gltcru fono
gcItcrn nod Ocm yfihis Der rSlaO
gIonf" .@cielihoft oiif Dem ,,Oof
Sill 6ricoDofe" itott. SSrou @oulinc
Stein, cine Sonte ocr &iuocr mo
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