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Show Community Booster, r Weather Forecast SCOUT OUTING & PRESIDENT-KELIE- R HEARS WILL BE SPLENDID 0 N T H E STRAWBERRY PROJECT j. Messrs Lytch, CJove and Loose Have Just Returned From the Tunnell; Reservoir is Already Starting to Fill for Next TROraiCO His Relatives Have Reached the Border and Are Now . in New Mexico. Upper Falls Plans-for-t- he Camp Almost Complete- for Opening Day. - telegram from" El Paso, Tex- Hoover Brothers as, was received heie yesterday B. Pres. from Keeler, Joseph Put Up the Best Central School by sister-in-lahis . Jane Shaw Mrs, : v Keeler, sjating that her daughter, Mrs.'Linnio Naigle, one of- - the Ever Alert to the Modem Vote Yesterday Was The E L. J. Lytel, Project Engineer Mexican refugees, would arrive in Postmaster James Clove and ColOverwhelmingly jn Favor Salt Lake tomorrow noon on the Advancement They of. a High School.. Tax to Los Rebuilt the onel C. E.r Loose returned - last B. Y. U. Angeles Limited. She is to extensive an from trip night, i tt le . . n ied A. bv ho r . t o Big Plant. theStrawberry tunnel, the Strawdaughters, berry dam and the Strawberry Mrs. Naigle is ill, suffering valley. When seen this morning, New Heating Plant and the people of Provo Yesterday Many times the people of a city over Clove that stated Postmaster from a nervous disorder due prebe Erected to Greenhouse ail of tax voted to realize just what trouble a for the purpose seven hundred men were busy, on discomforts thru their first atsumably to the intense excitement This Fall. the works and that the progress tempts. Thig eamp will .be a equipping and preparing, a high and strain iucident to the condi- 50111c of' their neighbors go to to de was on the works being-mad Seout eamp in every sense of the school building in which ta place before them the very best" tions prevailing lately in the Mor- iroductsAhe market can afford. nd with the boys furnish-- 1 simply phenominal. The wok of a public high school for mon colonies and to the exodus. More also fail to realize enterpris-esAm- l . cementing the interior of the tunWork preparatory to the com- insr their own food and' doingt,,thw city during the coming win She will he taken work back of some of our nel has been going on rapidly and mencement of school at the B. Y, thei rown cooking, it will mater- directly to the or years the high, school L. ter. establishments eaclf ccal.. to until they cost is now almost " complete. Email lesson the boy for treatment? tally l).S. Hospital has jiowstartedJn carncst and ami for attendance- - will. re-- 1 uuestionhas Jieen.aJ'.e.al live issue "clectr tcTinbtOTSTiTe-bein-ru- nThe telegram luxvtlier stjites that finally see the results these estab the four miles and draw cars of according to the present outlook suit; Arrangements' will be made in this city, and in all probability her husband, Mr. E A. r Keeler, TsImiontYgef. About a month cement" about twelve feet long in- much work wilt be done on the for fresh bread and milk. The it would have been established one of a band of men who left ago the Hoover Brothers, our well nown and popular millers, locate to the big bore. Hundreds of buildings and grounds within the Scouts will furnish their owd, been Jor the some time ago to travel overland veais ago had ot ed just to the north of our beauteams from the and with people are camping in the Straw- next six weeks. Plans have been camp equipment and as sev erai wagons that the Brigham Young Um-th- e Golonia Diaz and tents and camp stoves are neces- berry' valley and near the tufinel, drawn nearby places, tiful city, began to realize that the of for the remodeling up Procter is Academy and so many requests have been requested tql versityand had gafely .arrived over the border test interests of Provo could no public -- will h heating pf Mnadtf f o takethetripthrough the-bicommunicate "with Superintendent j wcrFtotfrgi ving- - excellent-hig- h ntrllachitarNew Mexico, bit hat on ger be- - served with the mills J the mountain that Lieutenant be taken outside ofAhe high Eggertsen regarding any tents or school courses and the people of no ivord lately had been received throughout this part of the state, to remodel and rebuild Lytel has been forced to issue school building and in all prob- stoves they care to loan the scouts K, Provo were inclined to believe from her two sons, Charles and so decided so that it would - meet - tunnel the the and mill call for them A.. D. Keeler, and their families. their regulations governing ability so built that all of the four a wagon will is in order to prevent a congestion assured any prom that thCir children, might, receive .When jasLluiard imm Jliey-Wer- e. with the keenest .competition and beat, of care building's maybe heated' from the of same the will instruction one at This of traffic. loaned. of so activities rebel in the camp yet uphold the reputation of Proerty locality sa thus same vee sourceand men in any At the Indian Creek dyke consist of Provo boys uuly and these schools that could be given in the lumber districts of. Chihua- vo and Provo enterprise States. To do United and teams are building a veritahla siderable expense. of the from All communication hua have never failed to behave purt a save school thus they and high ' mountain of crushed rock with a As soon as the heating plant is and do the right a!" the city the extra expense, flow- - those parts are entirely out off. this it meant a heavy expenditure commencwill be work to brothers stoil? of completed pres Hoover wall the but of propother with paved trusted high people money, past two or three years vent the washing of the waves ed On the greenhouse to be erected erty. The boys will furnish their ever were not to be outdone and im.from doing damage to the great on the south-- side of the Univer- own sleeping bags, a good sleep - hasjreyeftled thc faet tliat many of mediately' commenced operations. . . be Is block. This 'to eoffiWutted. unplant sity from made is.' or the new' mill. r ' our' newer residents and settlers 'wairthat being ing bag can be 6 The intake at the mouth of the erected for the Agricultural Dey ileached qotton, dimensions II. J. Creagor, one of the best (have not favored sending their tunnel is now complete and a partment of the B. Y. U. and will foot long, 3 feet wide and sides E millrights in the west, was brought-i-n t the ,w0 station for an as serve experiment been shaft has fun up through and soon gave them.au estimate - the winter sixmches high, this when filled1 schools, and in - consequence in the students feel during a fine to make rock a sixty the on the cost of rebuilding and repoint with pine boughs will above on the mountain side where months?' As this department has soft bed. Each boy will take along many cases they have been depriv modeling the mill. They told him d the regulator will be built to co- been forging ahead. very rapidly two blankets, toilet articles, of the high school training so The Provo plumbers have been to go to work and he ordered new into the a . greenhouse, has become very tra hose and underwear with their I essential to mach ntrol the waters that-g- o the welfare of every counted among the most hospita mill apparatus and modern watchin connection with tunof the necessary as secble crowd of boosters in this tunnel, inery from topAo Bottom, er " tria'ngular to as nel will be very close to the bot- the eourses given. a 'so of from and detail tion the country, closely ing every tom of the lake. The food and camp equipment ean letter just, received. by the mem give them the best. New bolting,' A great crusher and .mixing GRAND CENTRAL According to a member .of the bers the fruif and flowers ' ie boxed, a wagon will convey purifyihg8nd sifting systems atra-poiI been erected to the delegates enroute w ere installed, new regulators put plant has DECLARES DIVIDEND ;hese bundles to the, camp site. boarj of education, the money neces- -' near the place where the dam in All boys going to camp must hand voje(j yesterday must technically io the national convention heldcer- into place and everything ...crosses the., canyon - oUit. a . steel in to sometime millers the businessjs now . . The board of directors of the heir names ago was sary to the building'- - and equipment, Salt Lake Table-si- x hundred feet above the Grand Central Wedtiesin not laterAhan missioner proper position to j bis will in no way interfere, tainly appreeiat(d...The..letter being placed Mining' Company bed of the river has been run out tent for as is market follows: assign-threceived with, a flour the 14th, cent five day, August supply pet today and declared a progress of the school as g across the canyon.' Cars' are run- dividend most mills in -of faster finalinstruetions. that Association of and ment Local to Provo stock on the sQperioT be used now on and may outstanding out on this cable loaded with ce-- , of the company, or $25,000 ija alL ents desiring to camp with the or maintenance the state,. . As in other trades so -during thecom-boy- s Plumberfc, Provo, Utah. and the adjusted dam, for Scout : the advise Gentlemen is it in that of the miller, the more must inept G?1?" The books will close August 20 ing winter. For the coming lowered into place where they are and the dividend is Fish-also. Salt in of the behalf the mC and machinery Permit mddern 14th, by. jeas the high school will payable Augdumped. The spillway is. now ust 25. Colonel Loose, reports ing poles, musical instruments and be conducted at the Central school Lake Local Association to extern a company has the better flour it almost complete and a small lake that be wet-- 1 wbere to this end the operations at the. Grand Cen- athletic equipment will preparations are being tv you our thanks and apprecia can. turn out, and eov-has already., been formed on the tral have 1 so far been work have for the , splendid showing Hoover Brothers determined the perman- comed. The program majet0 take care of all high tion Strawerry waters, giving evidence ency of the Tintic district. They ers a number of outings and association made your , by school pupils of this city who ing, of the rapidity of the progress are now by-tin distributing flowers and fruij; Within the next ten days the The-vo- te on following ore out yester-meto attend. good taking made." Prof. E. U. who friends and to mill will start and the comthe 17th, new foland level foot the August three hundred delegates e question was as" As the Strawberry tunnel and indications . to . were along the route of travel pany' will again be placing flour, point to a body of Roberts on Physical Training. lowg. ' the dam are on the government on This ' A. Buttle Jos. Sunday on the market, and a flour, too,' ore close to where they 18th, Yes."No. the National Convention laws regarding highw grade on Allred Carl ' much. he guaranteed to give was favor Appreciated, that-e- an School$y19th, very First operating. most the Use of intoxicants-ar- e to every housewife in, of a satisfaction and high very compliments enforced and the seven -.- strictly - -on First Aaidjnd Superintm- order were frequently heard upon the land. lor, Mr. and Mrs. William Kirk of dent L. E. hundred men at work getpracti on the We believe that Egegrtsen everyhand. Pleasant Grove were guests at the cally no liquor -at all. The freight was the means of showing to them con- home of Mrs." and coaches haulers, ''stageMary' A. Graham Goodwin or Birds ; 22rid, Judge J. the meaning of the term JOHN H. WOOTTON " - As tractors are absolutely prohibited during the"week. 'v E. Booth on The Scout in the Com western welcome. -- FOR STATE TREASURER of Lind by the service to take any the 'first impression made, and es " munity; 23rd, Provo Day, Mayor ; reservation and, . C. F. Decker on Good Citizenship ; liquor onto the if . favorable, always pecially Amcriof II. Wootton John feairing government prosecution Prof. E. S. Hinckley on MORE IMPROVEMENTS a lasting benefit, of to be 24th, HALL DANCE NEW proves can Fork has announced that there is not a driver on the., works and performs in a very great Geology. Other entertaining nd FOR B. Y. UNIVERSITY will he a candidate before he who would dare violate this regu will .be given instructive lectures measure the basis of the entertainhas result the Republican State Conven- lation of the camp. The by the Rev. Philip King, Projectl With the closing of the engage-Engine- ment that is to follow. It. Was Members of the fh Y.U. - been better service from the men tion for the position of state and Scout Iment of ihe Nichols Family tv only yesterday that two of the J, have reported that faculty the all way treasurer, and to back him in aitd a cleaner eamp Commissioner J. L. Segall. Ex- night, which consists of an entire delegates returning from their of the directors of board the the his candidacy has a strong through. In order to provide cursion rates every day, no flies, Jly new act, but retains by request Yellowstone Park trip mentioned school are planning to erect the s - men . with, the necessary supplies following throughout of cornet shade, the solo, Calvary, or mosquitoes, plenty some- -' the kindness of distributing the hall a $10,000 dancing has " state. , , and board, the -- government of room, everybody come up dered by the seven year old child fruit and flowers. It indeed was time in the near future for . Sir. Wootton has been Epper-Scout- s erected three large stores, one at t he students of the B. Y. U, the Master watch and a distinct-noveltand created Boy Manager and Loring, y inspect a east I the as a man of affairs at one known the west portal, in their work and play. son announces an excellent very favorable impression of our This, dance hall will be one of dam the at for another years, having been and Anany will in Scout work portal gram for Mondays change, state. Hoping the result of our in the state; modern, Ahe.most in I be posititons of pub- purchaengaged where provisions may be given every day. Incinerators Watch for bills and the ad on the gathering will prove of great inneed-- , want fill will a and long the people. before... lie. trust Large sed' at reasonable figures. and latrines of the latest models Opera House screen tonight; terest Ao the betterment ofour ed by the University. For the Utah of also was Ho are proviJec houses manager will be built by the scouts, the boarding Among the many improvements national association, we beg to has dancing past Power their years and many have not do who mod-1 Light County under which have been going on for those t camp Will be as sanitary as . been one of the most favored com- that until The! up it. Mr. of Company families with them. make the management Epperson era methods can and yours, of recreation truly Very methods are there' absorbed was by the pany At the present time most needed, for lectures and work will inspire the probadily thF-onNEIL REES,' President. students the for entertainment and and campers proved tourists hundreds of Knight interests, boy and put him in top notch con- years, was the cutting of two win since the gymnasium and By F. W., JONES, Secretary and efficient a valley painstaking sicle very around the Strawberry of. first ditionior the opening of school. Mows, one on each floor has been unfit for danc officer with a great deal 'of sunshine when the dam is completed and and and to comfort wilds fool in the The life circle, give rent to ing the school has had natural ability in that line of KELLY VISITS the reservoir filled with water the 3Ahe for ten days will brighten and not hot to the patrons of this 9P. Mozart pavilion most dancing the POLITICS of ON work. He fcas also served a PROVO scouts will circle M&ny of the patrons of valley will DeJone one night each week in ' awaken him. The number of terms in the state in resorts rej this circle prefer this circle to the leave Friday, 'August 16th, and popular summer order to give the student . ar there of , Filmore, P. ArLincoln legislature- and many of our United Kelly States, Already lower, floor. This big , turn Monday, August 26th. the necessary student parties. de- measures chief most large from many important Millard there made but present county, the have been people circle, formnt not only helps is This expenvery system west to and his to' efforts came come due were eastern cities who have amp gives better circulation through puty to the state auditor, the transportation of all un- will hall new a and sive a" in of besides work that his interests Urge capacity has to escape the heat, hisj equipment from camp site t5 Pro-- 1 the whole house, making it by far town today in the be largely paid for doubtedly him Lake "Mr. from Salt auditor. state made for reof number popular through- people the coolest place In toiyn. The candidacy vo and the equipment will be rent- in now rate the at paid out the state. and other points of the state who owners on I program changes on Monday, Kelley has many friends in Utah .. ti turned lo the various . ing the Mozart. .have gone there to enjoy fishing and county. Friday. Wednesday (Continued On Page Two.) v and camping,. Season h v : i PROVO CITY, UTAH, S At UR DAY, AUGUST HI, .1912- .- NUMBER 195 - and Sunday Saturday fair; A chance has been made in the food quest ibif in the, coming Boy Scout camp. All boys who desire to attend the Scout camp will bring their own food and the food will be cooked in true Boy Scout style. Eac-- boy. cooking his own food under the expert supenision of Walter flier, who lias been especially engaged for this, occasion. All parent may rest assured that as long as Mr. flier has charge of this department' the boys will ieain a great deal aboilt cooking and none of hem will suffer any Will Be lleH at A Have-Complete- v ly 1 'a -- I TT- com-wor- - - -- at-n- i g tt ant-whic- I . I . I 1 -- V 4 - 1-- 2 ex-le- Ahe-mou- th aSrSo SagcA pt i-d- fur-nish- Scoiit-Lora-g0..- t .or e, f -- Par-fun(j- I win-mission- er K I 1 te I de-tur- es S11'-jgir- he n: 1 - I - 4 Jr are-no- Ttward V a whole-soule- d, - . - er L.-Lyt- el ren-lot- n, - e -- tWr - improve-rangemen- ts - I |