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Show THE PROVO POST T.-- TAFT STOCK WANT ADS AJl From the MeLeansboro, 111., Leader. . "v The political sky was brightenol'fieg. : ed forthe Jdepublieans in the last Six two weeks, and the of house with good cellar. Llose in. President Taft in November seems Call assured. Practically new $20.00. . ' - in-- -- -- Mrs. B. Lizzie 3 3 ie. Provo No. 8 Pavson No. Belle Bachman. 1- K mon Payson No. 2 Martha S. John .Payson No. 3 Elbert a D. Pleasant Grove No. 1 - Wilcox.; i 1 C. Ivap- - Taylor. 4 Springville No. 2 Mel! Ilarmer. 3 E. P. No. Springville ley. Sp rin gvil leNdr! - - Spring Lake Spanish Fork if your bundle of laundry is sent to U3. NO SAW EDGES ON Mary .. ' THE PROPER STIFFNESS . IN .DRESS SHIRTS Lingerie laundered without rips or tears. If not already' a patron, a trial bundle will convince Brin-to- n. 'PC5M lay-mon- Get Our Prices on Rough 3F0M . Ml ' I. Five Beag-ley- . Lo-- Clii-eag- -- rrorw' man, young or old, if you want work for one hour or 8 hours a day, write at once to . .THE BUTTERICK PUB- - Coal Co. I Castle Gater Clear Creek, Hiawatha and King LISHING CO. Butterick Bldg. New York. I by lf I BUY i Hoover Bros J Provo Commercial -- Floiif - Capital SURPLUS Sold by Druggists, 75c. Take 1 Tails Family Pills $40,000 DIRECTORS: - . Excelsior Roller, Mills Phone 124 c - constipation. . (Advertisement) Reed Smoot, President. C. K. Loose, Home Made and Best Grade L.Holbroon, J. R. Irvine, Sr. J. . . 3 V U. S. DEPOSITORY- - - - ' R. Twelves, Geo. Taylor, Sr., Roger Far rer. Jos. T. Fairer, Cashier. Jos. A.Buttle, Assistant Cashier. General Banking Business Transacted Provo, Utah t P.0, - r DR. D. H. LEWIS Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat Glasses Fitted. New Kearns Bldg,; . . y ' v ' Phones No. 20 and Box 488. Office and Yard opposte R. R. Freight Depot. ; ; PROVO, UTAH, 40. J - z THE BEEBE LUMBER CO. have received their fir3t shipment of Sehutler Wagons, Moline Plows, Deering Spring Tooth Harrows, Queen ' Anne Cultivators, ,Beet Cultivators, Deering- Mowers, Harvey Bolster Springs, Single Sets Buggy Harness, . Light and Heavy Work Harness, Horse Collars and a full line of Deering Machine Extras. - They invite the Public to call ofvrite and get their prices. They can save yoa money on anything you may require in their line. 1 PHONES' 104 and 105. THE-BUSY-CORNE- Provo, R That Good Coal f t0 Lump , Nut and Slack Salt S IIII Lake City. RIO GRANDE - - - EXCURSION RATES - VIA OF THE Denver &Rio Grande WORLD IN. CONNECTION WITH SANTA FE ROUTr BURLINGTON (ROUTE ROCK ISLAND ROUTE MISSOURI PACIFIC UNION PACIFIC t & THREE FAST TRAINS EAST TWO NIGHTS TO CHISAGO . TWO NIGHTS TO ST- - LOUIS THREE NIGHTS TO NEW YORK THROUGH - (Advertisement) f.i V jour liver Using ii iliUa .it'? .situt Ktirt it ttfr OF ROUTES ! CHOICE .. SLEEPERS TO --T ir&r further ittformatioasee any or address CHICAGO I KANSAS De j A. BENTON, C. 1 an ' 4 A. R. G. Agent P. D. Salt Lake City. F. A. WAD LEIGH, C. P. A. Denver, Colorado. ST. LGSIS NOW IS THE TINE TO fIX THAT BARN -- You Will Need L UMBER See-Tick- t i - UNE Mississippi River points 'and Chicago on Oet. 19th, Nov. 23rd and 25th, Dec. 21st and 23rd. October and November tickets limited to January 31st, 1913. December tickets, February 28th for return. ot, et Agent Union-Depfor rates,, etc. . ' WM. II. MITCHELL, Agent. J. W, Copeland, of Dayton, for Ohio, purchased a bottle of Cham: berlain's Cough Remedy for his bdy w ho who had a cold, and he fore. the bottle was all used the hoys cold was gone. Is that not belter than to pay a five dollar doctors bill,? For sale by al r dealers. - 0 0 New Train Service SCENIC For the t Dry Farming Congress at Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, the D. & R. G. will make a rale of $40.15 from Provo, Utah. Tickets on sale Oct. ICth, 17th, and 18th; g&od returning until Nov. !Mh. No stopovers 'allowed. The D &. R. G. will sell round trip tickets at excursion rates to points in Colorado, Missouri River - Phoe 17- ; 0 S PAFFOR D OOT & -- local us they canbuild your home with not roachapplications, When I the diseased portion of the rent money. Very low rate of the ear.' There is only one way interest. Come in and see me toicure deafness, and that is by J,.. Lumber, Lath, Shingles about it. constitutional remedies,. Deafness . A. F. PALM, PORTLAND CEMENT is caused by .an inflamed condi19 N. Academy Ave. , tion of the mucuous lining of the North. W. Fifth Eustachian Tube. When this Mgr, J. W. Dunn. . . . . tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, DR. W. A. THOME and when it is entirely closed, . Dentist. Deafness is the result, and unless Over Hedquist Drug Co. No. the inflammation can be taken out 2, cor. First West and Center and this tube restored to its nor- - Utah. Provo, mal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever nine casesMut of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous .surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness Savings-Ba- nk jvauscd' be- cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. . UTAH PROVlf CITY, Send for cireulaVs, free. F. J. CHENEY & GO.. Toledo, 0. $100,000 1 MILL WORK A SPECIALTY o. 1 Rent Dont Pay can COAL: 7 g There is Big Money for the Ma - Rot-tenth- Magazines Want a right person. Vineyard Bina Clegg. (Advertisement! . : Easy-Seilin- Widely-Differe- nt Representative to Cover cal Territory- - Spanish Fork No. 4 Benjamin Evans. Thistle John Thorgiersen. & . . - - A. B. Thomas. No. 1 Erick Utah Timber should go ahead, and if he could Gyrations in Costume Of Fig not win the nomination in the Roosevelt might posLeaves Lure Chicago Pub- in as a candidate, bnt sibly step lisher to Wed. meantime the wired should not (TIKTAGO, Oct. 14. Society h be crossed., The wire's, however, seem to latest ami most startling interpri have got badly crossed. Accordtative dance, 'The' Temptations of Eve, has won a husband for ing to La Follette, they crossed even in His headquarters at Washthe Baroness I rm garde Von its creator, a Titan beau- ington, where Medill McCormick so he charges after volunteer ty. his services, sidetracked an ing The man a bachelor who fell of La a victim to the litre of the dance, important article telling Follettes for intended record, is Glenn Marsteii.. associate editor and tried distribution, campaign of a monthly pnhlication in to sc ml - irnt,- - instead- - an a rtiele . " 7 written by himself booming Roose'llie marriage will take place tovelt. morrow at t he jlfaekstone hot el, where the baroness arrived today f rm a v.i si t on the Pacific oast. Here is a woman who4 The dance startled soviet v at from pemonal knowledge-mi!on- speaks Oak Bluffs, Mass..l ast summer, experience, viz.) 5lrs. Pi II. Brobecause of its boldness and origin- gan, of Wilson, Pa., who says, I ality, as well as the costume which know from experience that Chamconsists of two large fig Jeavcs berlains Cough Remedy is far swat hing - t heMwrer- - a rt of he superion to any other. For croup body. there fi nothing, that excels it. For salte by all dealers, Deafness Cannot be Cured (Advertisement) Fin- TT;t rriet 1 - ot -- you. J. Spanish" Fork Not Ludlow. . N Spanfsh Fork No. 3 John TuckerA.-S.Voorhccs- citi-zeu- - G. , up-oiH- COLLARS . t, fair-mind- will result Egilson. r $ SATISFACTION Salem 'Mrs, Annie Soreri. Santaquin, No. 1 Hubert J. Armstrong. Santaquin No. ;2 Sarah Kiik-Oia- - vice-presiden- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL . Lumber, Doors, Windows, Mouldings, ' Lath, Shingles, Etc., . me-mia- u-w &' Brown. 4 $ Wilford Plensanr Grove No, 2 Ole Anderson. " Pleasant Grove No. 3 Mrs. "Donald Noble. Pleasant Grove No. 4 D. B. Thorne. - -, Provo Bench Joseph E. Booth. Pleasant View Mrs. Fannie . Bon nett. . ' . Springville No. 1 .Thomas Springville No. 2 $ MRS. ELSIE E. BARRETT 378 N. Third East will give Painting- - lessons. Children may take lessons Saturday forenoon or after- noon. Prices' Reasonable. i & t 4 & 4 'V & '3 4 's 3 v Del rbia Sim- - 3 - for sale cheap) W. Fourth South. Stiff r tr 1 -- KRYPTOK PORTLAND CEMENT, PLASTER PARISAND HARD WALL PLASTERS, BUILDERS HARDWARE, WIRE AND SLAT FENCE, NATIONAL FIELD AND HOG FICE. - 4- Provo No. 5 Meld rum. .Provo No. No. weeks Vorres-pouden- , GOOD PIANO Jjast-- Magazine. HEINDSELMAN, D O. Eyesight Specialist Jeweler Moved to 144 West Center, next 'door to Ellen Theatre. I Grind All My Glasses. Smoot Lumber Co, . -- - Mis., Oco.. 12. how Roosevelt be- MADISON, The story-o- f -t- - - i. OLD STYLE chapter only laid the foundation. From the! Lamar-MLa Follette, Sentinel. According President Taft is gaining pres- Roosevelt urged him to lead, the heir-when tige every day. The enemy is progrsrre--eanse;-aml beginning to experience a period he saw La Follette s candidacy of reaction. The American peo- was succeeding he, undermined it ple are a thinking people and it in order to grab the nominawhen given time to consider they tion fur himself." .know exactly, what to do and they After the eolonels tour of the do that very thing. They know West, early in 1911, writes La Folthat a vote for Mr. Taft and the lette, Ro.osevelt decided that the platform means jmuch for the wel- progressives should put fofth - a fare f the country. candidate against Taft. Gilson From the Tucson, Ariz., Citizen. Gardner, the newspaper Follette, (,'iime to' La The one unmistakable political hearing thisjnessage from Roose- tendency as present is the country elt. wide recognition of the rare .merits That 1 (La Follette) should of President Taft. ' A period of he that candidate, and that moral reflection has set in. .The should get into the.fight.at once.. ehout lias had its day and the t La Follette, said tlifc colonel, ell I genLinq ui r v4 he frank reeog- - was. the natural leader of the pronition of facts, hae arrived. That gressives, for he had done the piois why Taft stock fs up and going neer work. Roosevelt could not higher. That is why the theorists so the message ran openly advoand the imposters will be sent to cate La Follette s candidacy thp roar when the voters speak in against J'aft, but he would comNovember. mend La Follettes work iu1" the Outlook and help as Re could, ' From the Burlington Hawkeye. from finnrto time. On April 30 a conference of proPresident Taft, by his dignified and honorable course in the pres- gressives was held in Washington. ent campaign, is greatly strength- All agreed,. that they should unite ening his candidacy. Even the on a candidate, to concentrate Democrats speak eommendingly the movement. of .bis attitudeto wa rd- - the- - eoa rse 4Thereis - bu t ho assaults made upon him by the should be considered, said SenaProgressive candidates for presi- tor Cummins, and that i Senadent ami arid some tor La Follette. Cummins, the of their champions. The result is senator adds, pledged him bivown ; vot- supportr that thousands of La Follet t e sa i d .h e hesitated. ers who nt first were attracted to the new party, are rturning to I estimated my own worth1 to the their former affUation. progressive cause too highly he to consent to being" used says, as a candidate for a time and then Efficient Administration. to serve some ulterior purpose, From the New York Tribune. President Tafts record of ad- conveniently broken, and east ministrative efficiency and reform scrap heap. is one W'hieh sober minded Then came a conference of Iin-clis will come to appreciate in an .and others with Roosevelt as a result 41 f which La Folletti was increasing degree. infonnctT that Roosevelt would iiot make a'puvlic announcement EVES DANCE WINS to FoTfette tliateffeet ; that 1j BARONESS HUSBAND . LOST Cockerel Spaniel; medium sizs black dog; long ears, hob ta1 ; 4ia mess tin wbendos--t -- Finder notify "Wyman Berg, Provt, Utah. ' American Fork No. 4 Mrs. Ivy Reward. ' Steele. . ' FOR RENT Cozy furnished Benjamin Frank Mat ley.cottage. Apply 114(7 X. Second Llinton Emma C. Hicks, East. (lolton Lyman Marble. Od a r Fort W. L. Cook. Rooms and Board Excellent Fairfield William Ik Thomas. location. 244X. 3rd W. lo21-- 4oslien Mrs. Alra Moore, FOR SALE All kinds of green Highland Maggie A. Orr. Iali i No. 1 Mrs. Jane Brown. garden truck.-- J. Soloman, 105 do21 Lelii No. 2 Mrs. Annie Soren- N. Fifth West. son. LOST On grounds of Mauser Lelii No. 3 Mrs. Lizzie Briggs. school, gold watch and, calfskin Lflii No. 4 Mrs. M. A. Taylor.. -h fob wit gold idotie heartlit fuellA f rs. Ellen B.Bun- Lnk TYie w ed. Finder return to 2S7 E. Sec- nell. Reward. ond North. olfi' Lake Shore C. IT. Bellows. Eva Bird. Mapleton WANTED Two Je rscy calves. Provo No. 1 Mary Openshaw, O. Buell, Provo No, 2 Mrs. William Gib- - State,igfT'aniLpneerF. dolfi Ileber City, Eta In iProv No. 3 Mary J. VinecnL FOR SALE- - Good miieli cows. o!8 Provo No. 4 Mrs. Lillie Ilolda-way- . Phone 2(9-Y- . l G. H. trayed JL& Follettedn the race for the presidential nomination is told in this weeks issue ofr LaFol-lette- s room-mode- rn . 242-X- -- Ran. FOUND- T BETRAYED MV CANDIDACY SAYS LAFOLETTE Reports From All Sections Show Wisconsin Senator Writes Inner President is Gaining History of How Roosevelt Classified Advertisements be Paid for in Advance. FOR-REN- R. GOING UP v WeJiave a large stck of all kinds of "bam boards for you to select from. ' . ' Crades-- As Prices--A- s t Good As the Best Low As the Lowest t v Co. dumber Baker; West 185 3rd, Soutli nr Provo Ztti $ |