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Show Page six . THU PROVO POST Now is the time to spray. We are still agents for the famous Sherwin-William- They Make Good Lime, Sulphur and Arsenate of Lead on goods. s ALFRi -- hand ProvoMoat & Parking Co. Ask the farmer who used these goods last year. -- EXCURSIONTO SALT FOR s from thorLAKE MAY 3 oughbred single comb "White LegVia Salt Lake Route. One fare horn hens. For particulars call for round trip, account University David Keeler, 313 E. 4th N. of Utah entertainment for StuPhone DO. dents and Teachers of Utah Coun-WANTED Woman for house- ty. Ask for tickets via SALT work. Apply J, Haydens Store, LAKE ROUTE. -- 230 West Center. - - SALET-Egg- Salt Hake Theatre 4 6' . - Gentleman wants room a rid board x i t h private family. Prefer house xv it h bath and modern conveniences. Apply X, eare Post. D 5-- 1 . . Eggs from highly scored Single Comb Rhode Island Reds. Pen --Vft. 1, $1.50 for 15; pen No. 2, $1.00 for 15$ per 100, $500. J. V, Cannam. "Phone 133-- Springville, ' -- D Utah. 0 NIGHTS BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 MATINEE SATURDAY ... Charles Frohman Present MAUDE ADAMS 4 in Rostands Masterpiece CHANTECLER Mail Orders containing check payable Salt Lake Theatre, Salt Lake City, Utah, and with envelope now received. egular seat sale MONDAY. Prices Orchestra, $2; Balcony, $2 and $1.50; Dress Crcle, $1; Gallery 50c ' self-address- -R- (Etamu - STANDARD Drawing .Room Compartment also Tourist Sleepers "'V -- the IDEAL PLACE -- TO SPEND YOUR . L ApriLSuth a. very pleasing, and Instructive p r o gr a m'.vv as . remit1 red by the pupils of the upper grades of the Franklin School at 2:30 p. (i WANTED Male clerk, ladies' and gents furnishings. Call Harry, MeiseI7 Springville. Choice Black Langshang Eggs Tor sale" from very "bestpen consisting of fowls imported this season. $1.50 per setting of 15 eggs. Arnold Dixon, 270 N. 5$ West, ' Provo. D A . VACATION in. The assembly room was beau- who keep themselves In fine Regular physical condition. bowels active kidneys and liver, good digestion, and a greater natural vigor follow the timely use of the reliable Travelers to Colorado and the East . Should select a route famed for its Scenic T rain Sen ic Attractions and The Denver S Rio Grande BEECIMMS' Railroad PHZiIiS THE SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD. - tifully decorated with" potted and cut flowers. The lower (d- uu kkMlls,lSb -- ,EyERY MILE A PICTURE epartments combined foy other proDeteetive-Fraand her husband grams. This Route offers the Back East Travelers more varied Mulligan at 1 oclock yesterday Rone, I'tah'We Love Thee, afternoon when the detective ar scenic attraction that can be seen from the car windows with-roaudience,. -rested Dean on a charge of burgextra expense for side trips, than any other line. Prayer. 7 lary. audienee. Song, America, to Pueblo, Colorado Tiie two men were holding reSpecial Low Round Composithm reading, Our Debt - others volvers eachj breasts to to the Pioneers. Reva Holdaway. Springs, Denver and principal eastern points, on sale May 18, to fire when the and were about and 31 j 1912, June Song,. QurFranklin . 5, 812, 15, 20, 22 and 29, 1912 July gif-threw herself between' them ' audienee. 3, 12 and 30,9127 August 1, 2, 1 0, 23 and 31 ; i 912 "September ."What and caused Dean to lower his re' Composition reading4 ami 5, 1912. . Opportunities Utah Offers to volver..- Mulligan retained,, his weapon and backed Dean to the Young People, Charles Done. Through Standard and Tourist' Sleeping Cars daily to wall, making him a prisoner. MounGod Our Bless Song, Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis, Omaha and Chicago. Dean is 25 years old and a tain Home, audience, is accused bythe po -- What Composition reading, SUPERB DINING CAR SERVICE; 7 lice one of a trio of dayof being Kthel Utah DayMeaus to Me, light burglars who have been oper. Bailey. in Denver for several weeks Reading, Love of Country, ating Fares and full particulars will be cheerfully fumisfied on A past, Dea Norton. application to any Rio Grande Agent. George Peters, a laborer, 20 years Reading, Home and Country, butchold, and John Bresnahan, a Hannah Robbin. F. Fonts, Agent, I. A. Benton, Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept. , er, 21 yearr old, are held in jail audience. My Country, Song, . , Lake Salt Utah. Ogden, Utah City, How 1 as accomplices of Dean. Composition reading, Frank A. Wadleigh, General Passenger Agent, Denver, Colov ,11a Can Best Serve My City, - . Wing. KILL ME, PLEADS - PINIONED MAN AS --- Mr. Nymphus Murdock and Mrs. Mary J, Pace, pioneers of '47, DOCTOR GIVES DRUG ; gave short hut interesting talks, on first relating NEW YORK, April 25. John CtRREVT HUE TARLE EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. N0UUEUL12. 9 P. M. Utah. to coming Harvey, an employe at the InterTrains will leave from Union Station, Provo, as follows : The national An instructive reading. garage, xv as taking an auCreed of the Loyal Utahn. was tomobile to a nupper floor of the LEAVE PROVO FOR EAST. read by J. J. Hickman, teacher of building this morning, when in No 512 For Sanpete points 9.20 a. m. the seventh grade. 10 :00 a. m No.. 6 ror all points East, some way beget jammed between No. ' 9 For all points Eastr. : ..... . . 6 :S2 p. m. . r. ... Altogether a very pleasant the elevator ear aud the edge of afternoon was spent. The pupils the fourth floor. So. 410 For Tintie Branch points 6:57 p. m. . No. 8 :23 p. m. 4 For all points East. . an1 teachers felt well repaid for Ilis legs, were caught and lie their efforts in selections given. for two downward head hung LEAVE PROVO FOR WEST. 1LA WING. hours, a great part of the time im8 .34 a. m. No. 409 For Salt Lake. , . . ' ploring Dr. Vietor of the New 7". . 1T710 a7m. 1 No. For all points West and North, WIFE SAVES TWO York hospital to kill him. 1 2 :57 m .5 No, For all points West and North . p. , r MEN ABOUT TO Beside him on a ladder Dr, No. 511 For Salt Lake... . .7 . , , , . 4:81p.m. -- SHOOT TO KILL kept-up injections of .morphine 3 For ail points North9 ;2L - WNo, st On another Jadder beside Harvey " iTebei7branoh. . Mary Dean Throws Herself Be- was the Rev.- - Father Foley of No. 308 9 :80 a. m. Leave Provo. : Cross Detective church, announcing tween Husband and Holy 8 :45 p. m. No. 307 Arrive Provo from Heber as Each Holds Revolver to the last rites for the repose of the No. 7 and No. 8 have been discontinued. Breast of Other. pinioned mans soul. The Free reclining only line to Ogden and Denver without change. fi've miuutes after Harvey died on all through trains. Chair Dinen and Cara, Through. Sleeping Can, Elegant out. he cut was 23. Mary DENVER. April wifejuf RobF.A. WADLEIGH Dean, the 18-- j ear-ol- d 1. A. BENTON, W. H. MITCHELL, hen vu caB s,niI artr Why 8COwl ert Dean 2035 California ueci,(lN ukln(f T. C. ft A. P. Ajjent. C.AP.D. 1r iaknllP prevented a pistol duel between nk T ut TripV-Farys- .. v l, r - - -- 77r their-experien- DEflVER,& RIO GRANDE R.R. ees - -- ........ s r..;rrvr;. YSe-to- Free Reclining Chair Cars EXCURSION RATES -- - and-We- .- -- Tickets on sale, April 20th, 30th, May and 5th. Final limit June 27th. 1 2, 3, 4 Information see any SALT LAKE ROUTE AGENT, or w rite to J. H. MANDERFIELD, A. G. P. A. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. . For literature, Tickets and A Plant Potatoes Plant Potatoes FR011HE.WM. GET YOUR SEED M. R0 YLIWCE C01IPANY WE REALIZE THAT ALL FARMERS ARE NOT ABLE TO DO SO ON ACCOUNT OF THE HIGH PRICES OF SEED. BUT IN ORDER TO ENCOURAGE THE INCREASING OF THE ACREAGE WE HAVE IMPORTED SEVERAL CARLOADS OF SEED. FROM COLORADO AND WANT EVERY GROWER TO PLANT ALL THE SUITABLE GROUND HE HAS.' IF YOU ARE NOT ABLE TO PAY US NOW-WWILL CARRY YOU UNTIL YOU HARVEST YOUR CROPS THIS FALL, BECAUSE WE WANT MORE POTATOES PLANTED WE MUST WAKE UP. .WE ARE GOING IDAHO SHIPPED 4600 CARS FROM THEIR 1911 CROP, COLORADO ABOUT 9000 CARLOADS, UTAH LESS THAN 500 CARS. WE FURNISH UTAH COUNTY FROM THE 1912 CROP. POTATOES FROM DOWNHILL. COLORADO AND IDAHO ARE ADVANCING. LET US, SHIP 1000 CARLOADS OF LATE. THE SEED, YOU FURNISH THE GROUND. DONT DELAY, BUT COME AND GET YOUR SEED BEFORE IT IS TOO IN ORDER THAT YOU MAY KNOW THE KIND OF SEED POTATOES WE HAVE, BELOW IS AN EXACT COPY OF A LETTER JUST RECEIVED FROM . THE MAN OF WHOM WE BOUGHT OUR SEED POTATOES, SO THAT THERE IS NO QUESTION ABOUT THE QUALITY, READ THE LETTER AULT, COLORADO, APRIL 19, 1912. . , . THE WM. M. ROYLANCE CO., PROVO, UTAH. . : DEAR SIRS: . : , , I have your'eonmmuieationof the 18th, and note what you have to say in regard to the attacks of the Agricultural papers, also the daily papers on the potato question. First let me say that there is not a district of its size in the United States that the question of seed potatoes is more vital than it is here at Ault, as we are jn the center of the greatest potato district in Colorado, and in fact do not take the back 6eat on potato raising for any section of the country.' Therefore, it behoves us to pay particular attention to the seed question. Prof. Fitch, potato expert of the Colorado-StatAgrieulturalUollege, lectured to our farmers in this dictriet about tvvro vveeks ago on potato growing and the seed. Professor recommended to our people that the best seed to ' plant was the I was at that meeting and the question of of our last years seed came up for diwusstonr-Thseed that they now have from their last years crop. r . . 7? Your papers seem to dwell on the point that this seed came from jnferior vines, and arg called nubbins and culls.- . Now, let me say right here that the vines in this district last year were extra large and strong, and as for the size, itfis customary in most all localities to call a .maU potato CULL, especially at digging time. Now these potatoes that I shipped you grew from good prolific vines, also yielded a good crop for the season of 1011. I wish to state right here tliat I know that farmers right here m this district, during.this month of April have bought some of the larger potatoes from the same lot as I shipped you amL paid the farmer-a- t his cellar $2.00 per ' ' hundred. 1 Now, your Agricultural periodicals cannot say, or should not say tlyit theVx peris of Colorado are all wrong onjhis question and that they are the only ones that are right, and es. pecially when they do not know what kind of vines or crop the seed comes from. - Last fall a from Commission house a seed had ordered there. lie was so to that nie Denver Consul of they, Mexican came through potatoes the to. inspect purposely representative well pleased that he bought Twelve (12) cars at that time, and would have bought more, bnt I could not get them sorted as quickly as he desired to have them, owing to the fact that their planting season, was upon them at that time. I also shipped 12 ears to Memphis, Tenn. And three (3) ears sent to the Kelly Merc. Co, of Cheyenne, "Wyoming, only forty miles from where they were raised, ihe 27 cars that I have mentioned were all the same kind of potatoes that I have shipped you, and were bought for seed, and they all came back from stock that had been secured for eating purposes. . , . , Now, as for the color of potatoes: t are brightetia colorand-arejisuaj- ly iilittle smoother Jhan the potatothat is In this driet "weliaWITvariety oT SoitTsoTneofit is of Very vandy loam, potatoes raised-t-n sntk-soraised or grownin what we call a clay loam. This soil is heavy atid black, and if a little damp at digging time it sticks to the potato, thris making it darker in color, and not so smooth aV - 7 TT1 the lighter soil grown potato. . S ' :to have to altitude also what show other hasbetiTln had I at their into what matter have this this that people I say, you e regard to length, Now, Gentlemen, gone thing seed in question. t But if it will aid you any, I can, without much loss of time or expense, get an affidavit from the grower that the seed that I shipped to you waf grown from good prolific vines, and .'7 perfectly healthy seed.-Vnd that we will be able to do a greater business in the future, ! rnn, Hoping that this will tdear the wav: from any further unpleasantness, ' ' " - , , Yours trul.v. , WM. T. MILLER. r WE HAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD OF THE FAMOUS SWIFTS ARSENATE OF LEAD. DONT USE ANY OTHER KIND IF YOU DONT. WANT WORMY FRUIT. " ' ' PHONE US YOUR ORDERS FOR HAY AND GRAINWE HAVE PLENTY ON HAND. J ' " l ' T t " ' " the-valm- 7 r h rjril111 WOlo ivio. Plant Potatoes 'i Lira V S' Q rof -- 1 . rps - T ' LOo lance .iOy 7 ST il : TTTt o -- i , T' ' UtaVf Largest Handler. Fruits and Produce . 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