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Show Utah Republicans Held Rousing Convention In Provo Yesterday S ho u 1 cL the-- Go OUTSIDE COUNTIES OUTGENERAL- TIE DETEll ED THE SALT -- i m p an y ShowrTHat it Means Business the Commercial Club Will Endorse it and Help Carry it Through tp Success? E, Utah Strongly Endorsed President 1 aft and Sent Delegates to Work For-Hi-s Interests at Chicago Convention Next ' GAS PLANT GATE COMMITTEE WILL . AID G. A. R. MEN FACULTY J18 Bill at Provo The' Will Meeting opening of the school Be Made a Great next year Dr. Arthur Vance will Success. take charge of the Animal husstate commenced arriving for ' the the big convenion Tuesday afterROOSEVELT HAD bandry divisionnf the agricultural work at the Brigham Young Uninoon' and by early Wednesday A rousing meeiug was held at MANY FRIENDS morning most of the outside counversity. Dr. Vance will teach the .Commercial Club last night,' courses in veterinary science, in- wheu the questions of a Utah ties had been checked up and cluding free elimejvurk, care and County Fair, the G. A. R.eelebra-tio- n ready for business. About 10 and the gas plant were taken The Convention Will, Result oclock Vtrain from Salt Lake armanagement of farm animals, as A committee, consisting of up. well as courses in stock judging. rived bringing the rest of the in Much Good for the , Smoot, Ferre Decker and George This .addition 1o the agrieultur-alfaeultmembers of the convention to John was appointed to' Republicans of "" 1 Saxey atown. places . - specialist at take care of the Commercial m clubs Utah. head of of the each the three great In; .the absence of either- the divisions of agricultural science; end of the G. A. R. day, which state chairman or the vicechair-man- , takes place June 6 ip this city. , namely, agronomy, horticulture Secretary II. L. .Cummings - of members of the numberA -' ami animal husbandry The inDelegates to National Convention. called the convention to .order club who have been working upcrease in enrollment in the agrieul 7 Senator "Reed Smoot of Utah and introduced Carl Badger as plant, reported that tural classes and the constant "re- on the gas temporay"ehairman, the selection CountyT were progressing very things Homfrom made the student? ; quests coming Senator George Sutherland, of being permanent Eph make. necessary the employment slowly and that the movement er of Utah county, first vice chair' Salt Lake county. needed the full support of the club of a specialist for this division of Representative Joseph llowell, man C. C. Gruggs of Juab county, in order to be a success. In a reC, R. Johnson, who sings Pietro in Boccaccio.". second vice chairman; Alma the work. . of Cache County . of the work done, W. II. Ray Dr. Vance is a former student port of Salt Lake county, third ' Gov. William Spry, of Salt Lake stated that a very active canvas vice chairman; D. W. Ellis of of the Brigham Young University. had been made-ove- r the city for j County. IE One year ago he returned from the Col. C. E. Loose, of Utah Coun- Weber county, fourth vice chairof getting people to the purpose Kansas City Veterinary College, man; and N. J. Valentine of Box ty. sign up for one share of stock, one of the leading veterinary Elder county, "fifth vice chairman; " Judge Jaeob Johnsou, of PLAY PRACTICAL JOKE WAS PLEAS! EVEfil lege of U)a.Umt..SUtcwith;',hici would include connecting IL L. Cummings of Salt Lake, se County. a the degree of D. V. S. C. E. Hollingsworth, of Weber cretary (he had -- been temporary He that range: the explaiuedaTso C Poulson time he has been one of the leadsecretary); N. County. Utilities ' Construction Company in Utah county and George N, Joring practitioners J. M. Peterson, of Sevier Coun County. Mr. George Collin wood, who for Last Tuesday evening Miss Flora would have to secure the 400 eou- -' genson of. Wasatch county, assistHe, has servpd as a veterinary in- tracts before ' " . ty. Davis the eastern capitalof this the by city, accompanied eighteen years represented ant secretaries; George Judd of spector in the Bureau of Animal ists would Alternates. put up the necessary Provo her Associated Press in left the for' mother,. Utah county, sergeant at arras, China, Japan Husbandry of the United States Lorenzo N. Stohlf Box Elder. to build the gas pliant $210,000 north.-with of To Lake J. Parley White Salt her friends here Mis and all sections of the Orient, came Department of Agriculture, Dr. needed to William D. Sutton, Wastach. Utah county. supply and A. 0. Enger of Sevier as his Davis explained that she was go- to Provo Tuesday evening and de- Vance will therefore come to his William Glasmann, Weber. Mayor Charles F. Decker asked E. Carver.. of nd J. h with assistants, and work an livered"" one of the most entertainexper a number of questions with regard training to Lehr to "attend l .Thomas ODonnell, Uintah. Weber county, chaplain. However, ing iencc which will enable him to to the construction John Walsh, Davis. exercises of such a plant feature there and visit with rela- ing 'lectures, or Travel- snpnk wTlh in the ftbsence of the chaplain it in his chosen authority John DeGray Dixon, .Utah-B- . the citizens of , Provo, and by was Rabbi Charles J. Freund of tives. It happened, however, that ogues, ever given in "this city. line of work. R. McDonald, Carbon. be stated it well to inthat might Salt Lake who offered the invoca- the two ladies did not get off at Mr. Collin wood was well equipped " " Robert the of Welsh, Morgan. vestigate plan procedure Leh'i but sojourned to Salt Lake, for the occasion and commenced In one of the liveliest eouven-- , tion. before Ihe club take the question TO PASTOR NEW Senator Badger, .in a very mast at which tions ever, held in the- state, the place the young lady had unfolding' Chinese history in a 7 COME TO PROVO up and help secure the needed manner ,took up the success terly number of users. Many other manner a educational" with Republicans of Utah endorsed the of the and very i party in the past and urged very important engagement administration-of- , President Will-- s colorWith who-hahighly Church""" speakers' talked for the gas plant The entertaining. come of one,..Asae Fisher, Congregational1 the delegates to Support-Presideism II. Taft and pledged the Utah ed made some of from the " pictures Rev. this called has 11 place Philip and gave tlieir views of the situaTaft and his administration. The the way from Ogden to fulfill rarest photographs ever taken, he Tvin' of Massachusetts ns pastor. tion, and told why'thdy 'thoilght delegates to work for his election committees were then named and his engagement. The three peo- commenced with at the National Republican con-- - all worked the ; sea - port Mr. King is a graduate of Phill- the city should get back; of the in the smOotliiy, except Miss Davis towns of China, connected - them be - held in Chicago vention to ata ' hotel, . ple stopped ips- A ndovee Academy And of the project. credentials committee, where ' a : terms in the month to.next As Teintsin and mother following her with the hianaFthe through every & 'practically registering' Imperial contest Was made over the two sets Strattons Commercial Bryant ' Four years ago the Republi-- ' - those elected gether. while Mr.Fk.her occupied city, Pekin, and there gave the School, following which he spent meeting had subscribed for a but of.dclqgates, icans of Utah, in abiding confidence were seated and' the a nearby room. ' Yesterday Jhe people a review of this wonderful three venrs as business miyiaercr share of stock, it was decided to to- the per regularly.; refer the matter !to the Manucity. Unusual scenes taken in the ;that he j,Tfould-rin- g others were thrown out. ; couple were united in wedlock at Interior of some of t he wonderful end tyssnrC of one of Bostons facturers and New Industries formance , of hjs, duties a purity of fAt the afternoon session resolu- the Salt Lake largest hospitals. TJeridimr. howj purpose worthy of the high office, ' Temple. Yesterday buildings caused the deepest into enter the ministry, be has Committee, with Mayor C. F. were tions the chairman read. by unanimously-supporteIrvim-- J for Presi- - of the committee on resolutions Sirs. Davis cheeked out - at the terest possible. From Pekin a trip ever, R. Decker R and snent seven voars in preparation As ed. as plent of the United - States the and soon the was wall over taken the' and hotel investigation and went to spend the night great at Amherst. TTarvard and endorsing President isv statesman and jurist, William Taft- -platform, into secret Thibet and the palace lie gradin' has keen made, a call will be from while which with Mr. also his and and .place administration, relatives, Ms, Howard Taft. Their confidence visitof sued of citizens and dace a for the Piovo the Llama, rarely ITe Tune 10ih next. has also ales was not misplaced.' At the end of the Utah congressional delegation Fisher occupied the room .pre- ed by any foreigner, asJhe inhabi- had considerable experience in a mass meeting will be held to disand the ArguRepublican party. bride-to-bbee his first term,1 he stands this, viously occupied by he tants are not at "T!1 pleased 'with' nrpaohing-nnto those who know cuss the gas plant further. fore the people asoeiated in their ments were offered by the Rooseand mother. her It white the visit. mens appears, him is considered a man of unusual minds With ill that is best, sincere velt forces to have the delegation On the return trip to the sea, WIFE GIVES LIFE however, that Mr. Fisher neglecthour an but after promise. The local branch is feel" go uninstructed, and manly m American character. TO SAVE MARSHAL the lecturer of views Chinese gave ed to and at a the resolution the hotel and halfs time ing considerable enthusiasm over He. has sought, without fear or IN FEUDIST BATTLE ceremonies..including"' weddings the outlook, Mr. offered by the committee was some of the newly-wed- s his friends favor, to enforce the law to the and The lecture funerals. through" dele- discovered this oversight on the . work in Provo June JO end that unfair monopoly and adopted. Nominations for JELL! CO, Ky;, May 15. Fiftot Chicago were called for part of Mr. Fisher, so late last out created the. greatest of interx gates ' teen practices may be effectually pro- and the following were named: est would Provo and of minutes of battle and bedlam " the'people evening got on the telephone and hibited. He and L. N. popw to he BABV hear following an attempt of Marshal pleased aftvp Stohl. Reed Smoot. William as the hotel clerk.. ,They undoubtedly , TP DEATH Bowlin to arrest, a promiscuTom approved legislation in .the interest I Sutton, C. E. Looke, J. M. Pet- posed of MOTFF'BS lecture kind.' another this called Mr. Fisher and told him he of all the people. He has firmly ous shooter PATIENT HOSPITAL today resulted in the erson. Susie Y. Gates, Jacob John- was wanted downstairs and that of the marshals wife and GIRL CHICAGO death any and all attempts to son, William Glasmann, William the proprietor-desireTHINKS to talk to ' d minimize the authority and power AUNT WAS VICTIM IN WW YORK Wav Ik The Wilev Parton. the shooter, and A: B. Irvine, Joseph Howell, him. Mrr Davis hastened downSpry. eo-, of any one of the thre great MURDER COAST MYSTERY first bahv hoy to he horn the serious injury of lit least three vnrlds Lippman. Fred Price, J. C. stairs to explain matters while his ordinate branches of our govern- Joseph hhi iftrir mnibws ft t is now a others. McLain. George Sutherland, E. 0. friends stood in the rear enjoying Twentv-fivCHICAGO. May 12. A Chha-g(tgiin Fordbam hospital, full ment and especially has he stood Lee, W. S. McCornick, John Walsh the sport. Later they called persons were ip- and for a' pure judiciary. His inter- and t api-n 1'dievfi.iilia lias.olvml the pTwrentv- dost fbitmirtiu)rt"H.nrmi .TeaCr ad vised. --Mr.- Fisher that4iis tx Qharles B. Jlollingsworfli.'-,..- . uni-- . national-policieshots- were fired. 150 Bv s a Caesarian to loti" life ns The first ballot took nearly an plauat jon "was entirely - satisfac- mystery surrounding tbejdentity nmtil-,nte- d ersal peace, have appealed to the hour and a half and. Marshal Itowlm and Par-to- n of woman whose - was bon 10 the Then childthe operation young owing to the tory. heart and conscience of mankind An minutcR after the mother had died testy was found in Los opened fire pn each other. large number, of candidates from - - and have added dignity to his ad igeh-reee'ntlv. Mrs. Bowlin sprang in front of ofenoplexv. Lako county, that county w as Salt of ministration. As Miss Burns was a member of The bov weighed eight and a her husband. Shot twice., she fell unable to decide on their choice to the groqnd dead.. The shooting peace, .as a friend of 'the people, for delegates ,so when the 'count ployed at "he J, W. Cary resilience hidf pounds, as an hftnest administrator of the was on the North side, tonight told to bv is said nhvsbians appealed then to beeonij? general. made it developed that only the believed the she When the smoke, cleared away most law, as a dignified, able and con- four and without he police body precedent had been elected. scientious President, and above These delegates nas that of her aunt. Miss Eliza- staeflin? ns showing- bat life per- Parton was dead, shot through the were Senator Rqod Smoot, beth Burns Descriptions of the sists in the o mm ns .fiJlnnsinn the chest, and friends were seen bearall, as a true friend of Utah and Senator George Sutherland. lias exciirsin her interests, he has won our love, A j murdered- - girl, said Miss Bough-beespecial The bovs ing away ihis. wounded father day. phenomenon of death Joseph Howell, and GovD. &en. tallied exactly wilh that' of rrrolher was Mrs. Pebeeea T.in-ofor over admiration and respect, and we ernor William the arranged f Wesley Parton of feud fame. Spry. An effort R: G. to Rnd . the we shall elect R04aunt. her Vo Al Butcher, who supported the the EaRt pledge carry delegates players. was then nladeto have the next Miss Burns was a picmbcd of wish to aceom- to represent.us in the national Re-- " four had a huUethole in his marshal, Seventy-eight- h and street, highest candidates named, ' . the .Children of h Bronx,. neck and may die, while Al Bowlpublican convention to use all hon-- , but opposition arose and another 'pany the team. The train will the society-oorable means" to secure his renom- leave Provo at 9:40 a. "m. and re- - Mary sodality, of the Holy Name After, being taken to the Ims-- , in, brother of the marshal, had ballot had to be taken. For an j head with ination. turning leave Eureka at r:40, the cathedral here... Kite had been in nftal - Thnrsda v. Mrs Lipseiiitz been clubbed "fare for Los The delegates from all parts oft several . months. revolver. 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