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Show is: THEvPROVO HERALB SATURDAY, PECEMER .'4 j . B- -l . 1 1 IWksl scr 1 Saturday and "Monday, cember "THE and LOST De 11. FREIGHT Thrilling braraa Railroad Life, i CAR" FRUIT CONDITIONS GOOD. Fruit conditions county are excellent according "to of J C Stay. the November report t county horticultural inspeciar- ments Jiave been heavy during the month and but little infection (has been round in the- - frtrft Only 75 e bushels ofapplos- have bee stroyed. A. few trees were condemned for hairy root and crown gall. Some have had to be treated for the' wpoUy iphis, but on the whole, the nursery stock is good. . - of .. , "MAROONED" story of the sea." A ' "MIKE'S HERO" i Coffledy. Bifl, fat, juicy Turkeys ' . land Bros - af Suther" " : V PRESIDENT LUND BETTER. "LArNCHINQsA BATTLE The many friends of President SHIP" Topftal. Anthon H, Lund,' will be pleased to know- that he has resumed his place at his, desk in the church offices at Salt LakeCity. Though pot enPERFORMANCE PLEASES. Tie asis well on yet," tirely himself "When Knighthood was In Flower" the road to recovery. was presented last night at the Provo Opera House and pleased1, the audi CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. G. W. Longeneckec pastor. Sunday nce present Mias Anna" Day made services as follows: Bible school at roguish Mary Tudor when the 10 a. m.; morning worsnfp at 41 a. m.; situation and lines called- for roguish theme, "The Signs of the Times" acting, but was sweetly, sentimental Young people's meeting at 6:30 p. m. in the propermoments. The remaih-der6- f Evening address, 7:30 p m., theme. thecast wenTsatlsf actory. "The Tejnpter." Everybody Invited. - - -- RECEIVE LOVING CUP. Choice Christmas Meats land Bros. The Spanish Fork, volunteer fire " department has received the silver loving cup which it" won at the state firemen's tournament in' Provo last August The cup stands nearly two feet high.' The volunteers are planning to give a ball some time this "month, after which thp cup will be on exhibition. . WASTES BOOZE. ... - w EXCURSION Tickets on sale to all Salt Lake Route Utah points, Dec. 22, 23, 24 " 25, ftfOr 3lrJan. tr fteturn limit Jan. S, 1912. Spend your vacation with tha old folks: ' : Liz. fj - - 1 -- !;;;:-- ( ft CO : i - i & Whitehead, for conchos Bio Q 2 - - Thursday, Dec. 14 Eldredls Roller Rink -- fS S 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ft IV Hr'-T-li- tH CftVC PADPQ .IH I.I I Ml r II f - 1 ? . for of the State of Utah., The Journal of Political Economy an authoritative publication from the University of Chicago, in its issue of November, 19n, classes the work If the Department of Economics of the Agricultural Colleges-of-Ut- ah with the work of the best institutions of the United States, including the larger universities and colleges of the East. In regard to the number of hours of instruction in economics, number of given students in courses, as to the general standard of the courses regarding prerequisites, and the position of economics in the regular O CaUfornl Frulta at Farrer '"JS" w P 'i .! Cor; Center j- COMPANY'S - 2nd W. If umi hau all fhp ornnn things of the season on your X- - t table, I The Provo Bakery I will furnish you with the final part of that dinner. Those well-baKe- pies, d fan-- h cy cakes and toothseme Holiday Candies Center St. Provo, Utah terday from a visit to Cedar City in Iron county, where he was called to investigate , what was reported to be a'scburge of scarlet fever. Dr. Beat-t- y Salt Lake dealers have declared found that it was simpy an epithat the price of butter is certain to demic of measles, and that some 20 advance. The reason is that the re- or 30 houses in Cedar !ity and surserve stock is low and that there is rounding country were under quarana scarcity of milk.. Tne high price tine. Everything was progressing of hay and other feed is also giveni -weii when he left Cedar City, the ex- as a contributory cause. W. Jen- citement caused by the report that-thdisease wa scarlet fever, having sen of the Jensen Creamery company been allayed. said yesterday: "We haye tried to" hold the price FUNERAL OF MRS. ANDERSON. but it vbegins to look as down, The funeral services for Mrs. Lud-vi- g we would be forced to raise though Anderson, who died at the Provo d it storage supply Is sev- general hospital last Tuesday, was eral million pounds"short of what it held at Heber yesterday at 2 o'clock. has been in previous years at this Bishop Robert Duke presided, and season and added to this is the fact the speakers were Bishop Joseph A. that the supply of milk is running Rasmussen, William Lindsay, low in tie districts from which we and Dr. Taylor, of Provo. Mu-. buy. The same- Is' true ofthe entire sic was "supplied b ya choir assisted country and I cannot see how we by the Misses Mabel McMullln, Minnie can hold the price down" much Duke and Florence Lund. Interment longer." .tsk.4wm.Jjb the Heber cemeteryi.-- RAISED - Beautiful . We are offering a high-clas- s J THne i PICTURES" AND PICTURE FRAMES for PRESENTS. SometKng artistic thatwi!l delight the r JjOLIDAY QQODS T-o- 110 dis-pla- y. i & & Glass Co. DOLLS, ETC. street for 1,000,-.00- r . 1,300 square' feet and thu fi STREET. T Coat Sale Suit Sale Suits and coats ai 0. brought DIAMOND i - The four pictures which will be showr t the Ellen' tonight woud all do credit as headliners. For a purely descriptive film the picture, ""The Launching of 'the . Battleship Interesting a"sub-jec- t as has been shown. It Is an Ed ison picture and was taken-- ' by special permlasioa of the Argentine Na ral commission. The ship Is 885 feet Ionian! " welgned 11.000 Idas' at "the time of launching. A thrilling drama of railroad life Is shown in ture. "The Lost' Freight ' Car." Alia there is & good Btory of the sea and a good comedy, "Mike's Hero." The picture "The UnTeUIng," as ihown Thursday and Friday, ntghts, was a most interesting one and much appreciated by the patrons of the house, as ; was 3 the IdescriptlTe picture "A Day at West Point - Military . Every Suit in the House Every Coat in the House Gift Suggestion j ly . - A sparkler for the wife, hus- ? band or children is one of" the most sensible ' and. fine line of Watches, verware, Jewefry . kinds of " Optical For Women all Sizes AH Wool SU- - Quality Grocers . . The place to trade for your Xmas Merchandise TPROMPT SERVICE - AND-COURTEOUS "TREATMENT . . jnd Cakes.;7';;:'T-;:rrr Blankets J . and 'all, Goods. Fine watch. repairing. - - - - - - - - - 'TTTTY1 .li CHRISTMAS HdLLEY ; Carnations per dozen Narcissus,' per dozen 185 W. Center ;.. . r' J. . . . . .;! V;Yi;V;Vr.V lift .!. . :. , dozen . 70 75 m Chrysanthemums, per . . to Bulbs,--, Narcissus, , Hyacinths, Calla LiUks" Chinese Lfly and Cyclamen blossoming Pot Plaits; Ferns, Roses, . u nowenne Palms. Carnations."' Geran nmt' " ;" . plants at the cheapest pnce-W- E GUARANTEE OUR-- r i' - I will not be Undersold - PLANTS The .Old Reliable , Beeb'e ; Lumber Co. carry full Farrtr A" Whitehead hejidquirttfrs lime, of Ruberoid Roofing and Ne for Cherry Hill Butter, National Bis- phi Hardwall and Finishing PJas cuit and op OpairTBayTieWooIeTMiUsftid - -Acad-emy." " Suits $ to be GIVEN AWAY to our customers. the-pl- c: enead For Girls all sizes. rI. also Jteepa. . 1 WEST CENTER Tell everybody that prices go smash on 124 West Center St. nearly $370 a square foot. The former record of about $800 a square foot was patd two years, ago for a plot at the corner of Nassau and Wall streets,-diagonalopposite the offices of J. P. Morgan & Co. ,ALL HEADLINERS, Forre r. Ik J. Beck, the Jeweler cordially invite you to call and see the Headquarters for Wall Paper, Art. . Matrial and Painters' supplies. - i" BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY A NICE PRESENT FOR A LITTLE MONEY THE STOCK IS FINE A ALL AT REDUCED PRICE We - ch Beck Jewelry Store HoUday Gifts eye. s The-col- A,-Hat- Johnson Paint Thirty-fourt- h MEASLES. FEVER. Dr. T. B. Deatty, secretary pf.the state board of health, returned yes- - and don't forget their deli- cious BREAD. 72 . -- NOT SCARLET BI.I1UR WILL BE lutn yx if in Ammunition ,1s low and noticed. somebody must take the-- hazardous journey to procure more from which he 'volunteers to do. This undertaking cannot be adequately described, ior the young man faces death at every turn. The most thrilling part of his experience is where the opposing forces build bonfires along the road to menace without the powder-wagoThis, most is the question, stirring war ever produced. Manager picture tW3 Ashton will produce pictuf e December 23. the plot contains 7esSlapn -- CHRISTMAS -- CIIINA-" o'o & Christmas A new and this space for PROVO TEA & CHINA . pusU-lanimo- - WATCH-- - .. ' panic-stricke- record price for New York real estate Is marked by the sale of R plot- representing exactly half of a city lot at the corner of Broadway j In the days of '61 how many of the brave spldiers were urged to deeds of M X valor and heroism by thoughts "the girl he left behind."- - This story tells or -- wetransformang of a X coward into-k- a lionhearted derision--o- f the heroby thegirl --he' 'f loved. The battle takes ptace outside her home, and he, rushes in, trembling with fear, to hide. She laughs ,, in "scorn at his cowardice and commands him to go back- - and fight. Her fortitude inspires him and he manages to rejoin his company before his absence is i t JJiss prudence gacon NEW REAL ESTATE RECORD IN NEW YORK "f I Occasions Whitehead's. , "THE B ATTLE" if Suth- Chief Deputy Game harden D. H. Madsen, of Provo, and. Byron Hanson, district game waraen, recently returned from Fish Lake, where they were securing Eastern Brook spawn. in eight "hours" "as They , secured much spawn as is usually gathered in two weeks time. They said the lake was alive with trout and that every seine brought In great loads of beautiiul trout. It has usually been believed that the Fish ,ake trout go up the streams to spawn. The game wardens declare that they discovered that 80 per cent of the t;out were spawning inthe1 lake !t:chfleld Reaper. r 7 I l Smart Hats for all course, the only western Institutions, comparable to the Utah Agriculural College are the Cali fornia schools. at I tHe Holidays , . II A MESTIC at Special Prices : industrial workers v. IMPORTED and , j lie latest models ' :'We are tuut ou (ot one of the greatest movements that, the wortd has ex' perienced a" movement to give ti every citizen of the United States equality in educational opportunity. This means that we are just pn the threshold of the work 'of the agricultural, and Industrial colleges of the country because thefee colleges are the home of popular education.' The-ne- xt few decades' will see here, moreu remarkable than that of any previous decade." " This is the statement of. President Johnof the- - Agricultural C&lege who has just returned from the meeting of the Association of in Columbus, Agricultural Colleges 'TTTnown as No. bill Ohio,,, Senate the Page Mil, was up for discussion before the meetings in Columbus. This bill provides for further federal support to the Agricultural Colleges, Experiment Stations, and especially to the-- Extension Divisions of the Colleges. Friends of the bill expect '4 it to be approvedx4h part at least by the next sessiSn of Congress. In the opinion of the Utah educators pres- t ent it will be of great benefit to the 'Ti- .zzk;: mi MILLINERY MILLIONS OF TROUT. Cash Prizes - J-- 1 GAME WARDENS FIND $25.66r ' 1 1 1 rill 1 1 Choice Christmas Candies erland Bros. Masquerade o sr 81 6 2 d Farrer and nuts. I -- 11 at Suther agricultural and Sheriff Judd of Utah County was yesterday ordered by Precinct Justice E. L. Jones to destroy 190 bottles of beer, eighteen bottles "of jvhiskey and a quantity. of bar fixtures which had been seized by the sheriff on a search and seizure warrant issued Excursion via against 8 resort alleged to belong to SALT LAKE ROUTE. James Lombard! of Thistle Junction. Account Christmas and New Years. In accordance with the order Sheriff Tickets on sale Dec. 22, 23, 24, 25, 30, Judd poured the liquor into Spanish .iK-...... a SI, Jan. 1. Return Jlmit Jan. 8. Ask rvi, j aim me tuuirauana siuir nci for tickets Via SALT LAKE ROUTE. Is now some where in the Utah lake. Xmas and New Years 1 i nni i r firL iti I III U I I U I, 9, 1911, :: . Provo Floral Company. ,160 WEST FIRST SOUTH. .. , : - PHONE w . TrrTTVVVVyVVVVVVV , ' ,.. r i I i |