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Show RCiv hULia'w -- ib': ! E k NEW YEAR GIFT you. The Post a year I PROVOS POPULAR NEWSPAPER iWUMIJ PROVO CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY, !! :W COUNTY ADMINISTRATION ASSUMED CHARGE AT NOON S twelve o'clock today the old .y administration went out andj lew administration took charge, m F. Thomas of Provo waa named for chairman of commission, both Joseph Reece James H. Gardner voting for lm-itel- NEW GOVERNOR S y AND OFFICIALS TAKE CHARGE met at ten Fully five thousand people attend-this morning and took up'edthe lnauguration ceremonie8 for irs that would be of interest to Governor Simon Bamberger yester ew officers. Many reports were and explanations given on the day. The oath of office was admin in "progress. After the new tetered . by Chief Justice Daniel N. had taken charge speeches Straup and was his last official act made by' both the outgoing and before leaving the supreme court to Hearty good will make room for Jud E E Corfman . verywhere manifest and the wo took the oath prior to other :e waa very friendly.. The cut cbort by the an- - Bae officials elected at November were hes ternent that the banquet pre-- election. at the Hotel Roberts for the. When the new governor slowly eta of officers was ready, dropped his right hand there was a to enter i officers and deputies tremendous cheer for the new govtheir duties at noon were: ernor. Then came the governors ilssloners, Hyrum F. Thomas, 17 cannon, fired by the h Reece and James H. Gardner, salute of latter a holdover). Clerk, Law-T- . Utah battery. As the cheering ceased Epperson) deputies, Clar-f- . Governor Bamberger delivered his Woods, I, R, Pierce and Miss inaugural address. He spoke of his Smart; Sheriff Henry East; own career in Utah and of the J. T. Williams, Henry les, marked of the state. He alprogress Samuel Trotter and Ed. Jones, so paid a splendid tribute to his jor, R. W. Crter; deputy. Jas. veless.: Surveyor, Ben C, predecessor. not yet named. After the governors address the L. Openshaw, deputy, other officers were sworn in and asW. Guy. Recorder, Levi Phil- - sumed control of their respective of- leputies and copytsts Thorne flce(t Th-- dl8trlct Judge8 were alsp ier, Eva Bird, Reba Cobbley and ,ven thJ oath of oflce at the game ieve Richards. Attorney, Those taklng the oath were Larson, deputy not yet P-- Harden Bennion, secretary of state; Dan B. Shields, attorney general; Joseph Ririe, state auditor; Dr, B. G. ifr ? GowabB, superintendent of public inIVO FIREMEN struction and D. O'. Larson, state treasurer, appeared before Judge Straup Following VERE ENTERTAINED the and took theofoath. the oaths to administering the state officers, Judge Corfman, .elightful banquet was given by Justice of the supreme court; Judge idles Auxiliary of the Firemens A. H. Christensen of the Seventh Friday evening at their Strict; Judge H. N.. Hayes of the Toasts were responded to by Sixth district; Judge A. B. Morgan of James E. Daniels and Commis-- the Fourth district; Judge J. D. Call e H. J. W. Goddard and LeRoy of the First district, and Judge Chief J. W. Loveless gave old M. Stephens, Judge P. C. Evans, ory of the organization- - which Judge W. H. Bramel. Judge George F. back to 1892. The remainder ' Goodwin and Judge Louis Brown ef evening was epent In dancing. the Third district, together with Wilson McCarty, district attorney, were Chief sworn in by Judge Straup. DEAN PLANS NEW of oath E. took the Frick J. IN CIGARETTE WAR Justice office as chief Justice of the supreme 31. Cigarette court at the same time. Lake, Dec. Governor Bamberger and his wife l to the detrimental ig is and moral makeup of will give a public reception next FriNo special invitations g boys, is the contention of day evening. Univer-Utabe will issued, as the invitation is Milton Bennion of the to all regardless of politics. extended the To do away with to and Juveniles e among to a higher standard the whole THEY WERE BORING present moral, code of the FOR A WHISKEY MINE the local professor is UNDER A BOX CAR g up a new code of morals, s the ultimate aim to incor-thIts Just like Seattle, Dec. 30. suggestions of the local boring for oil. You then ilty professor with those of again you may miss it. If you hit he other code workers in the It, ah! States and with the complete Night Watchman W. A. Thomas in t provisions publish 4 book to the railroad yards at the Great I as a text In the nation's pub-xlNorthern docks, saw the glimmer of " . . undera box car, a snort diss ajight ,e opinion of Professor tance up the yard from the dock and lower the morals of he cautiously approached it. and hoys by detracting from Under the car he found two young hysical vitality. It has been men Jens Phllstad, who says he is to by actual proof, acordlng a cook, and Albert Swanson, a fishof standard the that ifessor, erman. They came shamefacedly one by cigarette smokng boys forth when the watchman pointed his h lower than that done by pistol atthem. ikers. Investigation revealed a number of ture of the embryonic code is b positive' treatment of ethic j "freight car. will be used. It will be the socrdlng to Professor ennfIlled wlth nau0r shipments, mostly suggest altruism and the bamj, gooda obligation to society, rather Brought before Lieut E. L. Hedges - condemn a fault, leaving a headquarter, the two young th no substitute nor altema-l.- , to haveconfeSzedthat choose. were trying to tap a barrel. they code will be submitted to the They were locked in the city Jail on body on February 22, 1917. an - pett;( charge. Inasmuch as barrels are round and :D FOR THE GARDEN-Ocertain spaces are -- left get ween them H 15 white m eh' and. women .when they are stood on end, It Is e iolored men and women. clear that boring through the bottom enranco Columbia thea-7- of a car to tap a barrel ef whiskey Is Thursday, Jan. 18 JJ2-1Vetly much of a hit or miss proposl-tloJust like boring for oil. tisses Lua and Grace Linton Examination revealed that YIday'and Saturday In Salt and Swanson had not yet ty. struck on." commissioners FRIENDS GREET BRIDAL COUPLE WITH BANNER OLD SHOES AND RICE Leland J. Farrer and Miss Vivian Bonnett left this morn- ing for Manti, where they will be married tomorrow, When 3 ' s. dng-officer- , ' -- Treas-Willia- R JANUARY 2, 1917 CALLED TO GREAT 3 5 BEYOND TODAY ' 5 ? 4 , a Har-Fir- , I MOR-COD- E physi-lent&- ( h. av-bo- y, e -- may-hit-an- d a. Benn-garette- F Ap-tag- 6 n Phil-sta- d . T- -- t - -- ? d 5- - d 4 - 3 ON PERMANENT Word has in en received from Benjamin Heed th.it Hathenhrnck of this city is in a very serious condition at that place, where he went to spend the holidays with rela He is suffering from tives. heart trouble and the pliysl HIGHWAY iecitations. Sentiments in honor of theyCter-enaand encourag.ng to Heir descendants were offered by Hon. S. S. Jones, Albert Jones. J. E. Booth. John Johnson, Evan Wrlde, E. C. Henricksen, Geo. C. Scott, Cornelia Scott and Supt. L. E Eggertsen. S. P. Eggertseji acted as tost master and also gave a short account of Mrs. Lars Jacobsen and husband, as well as his father and mother as Hand Cart Veterans Some of the other early settlers present were: Jane Park Jones of 49, Sarah A. Jones, Thame Bunnell of 52, O. H. Berg and wife, Reuben James, Mrs. Dangerfield, Mrs. Richs Mr. 'and Mrs. F. E. Rhoades and son, Roger, of Denton Alta, Canada are visiting at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. Rhoades Gay. e Culbertson of Salt Lake was E. A. his uncle, L. A. Culbertson visiting Saturday, T. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. David OpenMr. and Mrs. Earl Graham entershaw, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Roy lance, tained at dinner Sunday. . e Mr. and mTs. J. W. Farrer, Mr. and enterMrs. Mr. V. O. .Mrs. and Mr. Ostler and C. A. Mrs. Hedqulst, Lester Mangum, Mrs. Minnie Man-gu- tained at a watch part New Years and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stoker eve. Music and social of Spanish Fork. chat ushered In the new year. Mr. and Mrs. John Boren and Mr. Joseph Boren and children left this Mr. and Mrs. Ed T. Jones enter- morning for Oakley, Idaho, after tained at a New Years dinner at spending the holidays here with their beautiful home on East Center. Cut flowers and Christmas greens were used for the decorations. Place The members of the M. I. Stake cards were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Wm. conducted a most successful hoard B. M. Roylance, Judge and Mrs. A. party at the Ladies gymnadancing David OpenMorgan, Mr. and Mrs. sium New Years night. Farrer. shaw, Mr. and Mrs. John -- Last evening the primary officers Hodson are enof the Pioneer ward gave a New Mr. an-tertaining as their guests Years dancing porty. An excellent Fork. Mrs. W. E. Stoker of Spanish program was given Mr. and Mrs. J. R- - and Mrs. David Openshay tertained a few of their friends a New Years dinner. Mr. en-- j at Mrs. Martha Boren entertained at New Years dinner in sonor of her sons, Mr. John and Joseph Boren of Oakley, Idaho. r and Mrs. Elvin Jackson enterYears tained at a family dinner New Mr. Wednesday evening the M. I. girls of the Third ward will give s New Years party. Programs of and BiC and games will be given. Sunday Evans epent Beth Lake. Salt in New Years day The Second ward Sunday school M. Warner I. spentjgave a dancing party at Hhelr hall Mr. and Mrs. New Years day. at a few days Payaou day. The many friends of Miss Evelyn Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Tanner and chl!Snow and Mrs. Wayne Decker will New Years, dren of Payson spent be pleased to learn of their approach- and Mr. parents, with Mrs. Tanners ing marriage, which- - will be solemnMrs. H. J. W. Goddard. ized this month. Miss Snow will be the recipient of a number of enterA merry crowd of young people tainments this week In Salt Lake. met by Invitation Saturday evening at the home of Miss- Delia- Taylor.,, at In honor of the birth onniversarj a Last Chance patty. Fun and merof a until late, Mr. J. Chester Deal Mrs. Deal en rlment reigned supreme jtertalned New Year day, at a dinner lpart jr.' The "center piece otTlhe dihs mond, Mads P. Madsen, H. J. Zabell and wife. Bishop Wm. Taylor and Bishop L. L. Nelson and w'ife. Refreshments were served both afternoon and evening, and all enjoyed the memory of the past, the happiness of the present and the prospects of the future. JUDGE MORGAN GRANTS TO RECEIVER PLAINTIFFS notice culling lor a meeting of the repienentatives of the various communities of the county, to be held in this city at the rooms of the ( omniercial club on Thursday evening of this week for the purpose of formulating an active and aggressive campaign for the construction of a permanent county highway, has been called by Secretary Wm. M. Wilson. Mr WiLon states that the trend of opinion among those who take an active interest in this matter is, that meetings should be held in the cities. towns and smaller communities of the county either under the auspices of the local commercial organizations, the city or town boards, or by the calling of mass meetings by those in authority. There should be present at these meetings persons who are able to gL; to those, present all information necessary to convince the most skeptical that this l roposei movement is one of economy above everything else. Facta and figures should be available upon all pertinent points at Issue, and the people should be thoroughly convinced of the economic necessity be thoroughly informed as to the advantages to be derived in the future from a road which does not need to be practically reconstructed every year. They must ho shown the savings-of wear and tear bf all kinds; the saving of time and trouble; the amount of labor It will create for those who need tt for themselves and their teams, and above all, the tremendous amount of new money which will be placed In mediate circulation, the great of which will find Its way back Into the, hands of tlje peppje. A.bqyU all, however, It mud be show that by proper management this tremendous Improvement over present conditions Is not going to cost the public comparatively anything over and above what it is costing now for the temporary and wasteful makeshifts which are the laughing stock of those people who know what the term good roads really should imply. It Is to be hoped that a good representation will be present and that this most commendable movement will be gotten under way to such an extent as will warrant the commencement of work during the coming -- upon-equipme- ma-Jirit- y tax-payi- 1 IRVINES DISTRIBUTE THEIR FREE BLANKETS TO PATRONS IN SUIT FOR ELBERTA LAND In the blanket distribrtipn at R. R. and SonB store, the folowlng Irvine In the case of Otho H. Houston et were recipients of the store's people al. vs. the Utah Lake Land, Water excellent offers. Josephine Single-ton- , hearet after al., and Power company, R. W. Dotson, May Powell ing the arguments Saturday Judge of Mrs. F. G. Richmond, Springville, A. B. Morgan granted the. application Mr. J. P. Maguire, Mrs. Frank of the plaintiffs for the apointment of Mrs. J. R, Kindred, White, be a receiver, which will probably Wosden and Lucy dred, 8pringville, owns made Wednesday. The company Zina Zina Stella Allen, Rawlings, a tract of land and water rights at M. E. Iluish, Elberta valued at between $200,007 Scott, Angie Frisby, Alice Brown, Mrs. Elsa Miller, Mrs. and $300,000. against which there, Abram Maw, Mabel Ekins, A. E. Kinare heavy claims. Judge Morgan Wasden and made it plain he will insist on the dred, Springville, Lucy C. E. Mrs. Sprague. receivership being efficiently and ecoadministered. nomically Martha O. Rockhill et al. have WEDDING BELL8 filed suit against William Q. Creer to collect $1875 on a promissory note Marriage licenses have been issued payable to A. B. Rockhill, deceased to the following couples: Joseph Wilkinson and Juno Robinson, both The Epperson band has returned of Salt Lake; T. A. Jacobsen of Salt home after a brief tour of the south lake and Eva Kay of Santaquin; Maurice R. Trevort of Payson and giving dances and musicales. Zelia V. Farr of Spanish Fork; LT JT Farrer and Vivian Bonnett, both of ITALIAN EATS THIRTY , Provo. POUNDS OF SPAGHETTI WELCOME THE TO NEW YEAR ALCOHOL LAMP CAUSE8 FIRE AT J. T. FARRERS 1. To the strains from the throat of Louts Torres, ' celebrated bar Iton, Anthony Palmiero Ushered In the new year gt the. Young Mens Italian club 29- - pounds -- of -s- paghetti,--? of coffe, two pints of beer, then JlnS!V0.table.wa4forinea. . ot.&4 cups bet 5(T he could eat three Monwanted to Veari Hawrs spent Sunday and basket of ferna and carna-bananas. dozen day with friends in Payson. It wasnt exactly that Anthony was a It was his fourth meal in hungry In honor of the approaching "Dr. and Mra. Walter - Hasler de- twelve hours, He said it was not entertained at dinner New riage of Miss Vivian Bonnett and the fact that a $500 prize was hung Years day" Mr. and Mr. Clyde Lind-- ( Ley land Farrer, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. up for the champion eater, but to " say and Mr, and Mrs. L. White and Bonnett entertained- at dinner Sun- - vindicate the confidence of his friends families. day. who had wagered on bis prowess. Pittsburg, Jan. of II Trovatore - by-eat- ing - t MOVE A (. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hodson and Mr. and Mrs. Alma Van Wagenen entertained at a watch party New Years , eve at the home of the latter. The rooms were decorated in the Christmas colors. Those present were Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Hughes, Judge and Mrs. A. B. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Ed 1 wh wvn ' - MEETING CALLED REED HATHENBRUCK AT DEATH'S DOOR FROM AN ATTACK OF HEART DISEASE MARY E. BERRY FUNERAL HELD TODAY " er. IN THE BAPTIST CHURCH HELD CELEBRATION She is survived by tier husband, four sons. William, Fdwin, Alfred Funeral services over the remains and Stephen; one daughter, Mrs. Jo(Cominunii at ion ) of Mrs. Mary E. Berry, who died at sephine M. Cohen of Salt Lake; one Itiifonor of Ihe Hand Cart Vet Middleton, Idaho, of apoplexy last John H. Johnson, and one brother, erans of 59 and 60 years ago ana Thursday, were held in the Baptist sister, Mrs. Julia Lunt. Both her church today. The services W'ere brother and her Uav41 Jacobsm, Sr. who at sister, are residents conducted by the Rev. Archibald tained her 881 li birthday a few days of Salt Lake. Stewart. Special musical numbers The funeral services will Be held ago, about 150 of the were rendered. Interment took 'he First ward chapel Thursday johnsons s,.otH. Ma(ls,.na. an(1 Kg. place in the city cemetery. ?t 1:30 and the remains may be met with the surviving viewed at the family residence, 485 gertsens There will be a missionary farewell East Fourth South on the day of the nun,ber" of ,he Hand Cart co,1',a-funera- l in the Lake View amusement hall from 11 to 1. O. H. Bergjnks anJ other oarlv settlers and pio-an-d next Friday evening In honor of, Bon have charge of the remains, neers in the Proo Second ward am Bunnell and Clarence Zobell. hall Thuisday atfernoon lUsement Mr. Bunnell will labor in the Central What are you going to do? Let and evening. Dec. 28 states and Mr. Zobell in the Scan- that cough run away with you? Of The orchestra finished excellent dinavian mission. Both will leave course not. Use CROUPINE. 25c. AM The young ladies entermuaic. for their fields of labor this month, druggist. tained the young and old with appropriate humorous and dramatic -- j 'C VOLUME VII. 444444444 MRS. t R Mrs. Josephine lohnson, wife of ' Provo Uity sexton, Nels Johnson, died at the family residence in the First ,'ward at six oclock this morning. Heart faiIure the cause of her cians in charge of the ca.e death. The deceased was a native of out only slight hope for hold was in and born Frederick Norway his recovery. stadt Dec. 17, 1846. In 1866 she left her native land and came to Utah, 4 crossing the plains with the Andrew Scott company. Upon arriving sh settled in Provo. For many years HANDCART VETERANS she has been ail active church work- - they arrived at the train they were greeted with a banner which read Bridal Special for Manti. No Children Allowed. Friends were also there with an abundance of rice and old shoes, which they hied at the bridal couple as they hurried to the train. Mar-t,m- e dis-zati- & 4 ' - -- h ! S PROVO PIONEER e - 1 5 C k i 3 v 210 t- 'ft rjTT'p" WEATHER FORECAST ikh tonight or Wednesday kJ. !'. (Uhl 21 hours One , zero at 8 a. m. main $2.00; four popular mages a year Free! a v T t x A small fire broke out at the home, T. Farrer Sunday morning, but was under control before the department could arrive. It was caused by the explosion of an alcohol lamp In of J. ihe kitchen, to about Thfi.Jjamage-AUiOUttte- d $200. CROUPINE first, last and all the time for Croups and Coughs- .- Guaranteed by all first clase'drug stores. Insist upon getting CROUPINE for all throat and lung troubles. All 7 druggists, 25c. |