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Show . i i! f' Yen WEATHER FORECAST Provo youre looking for, get The Post. Its reliable and up to the minute. Friday - and 'Saturday, fair. Ca Depend Upon It II its genuine news of . I to publish,'? great , NEW SERVICE FOR POST PATRONS: In connection with a Special news service, The Post has an ad service for the smaller merchants. - Ads. written by professionals ready The Merchants News as told lathe columns of hi paper la selling farce. Let us show you. Look for SATURDAYS BARGAINS IN THIS ISSUE,They are a valuable time saver to the buyer. backed by values as advertised. There is nothing fraudulent, so you need not be skeptical about patronizing the merchant who advertises in these columns. VOLUME PRCfVO CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY, JUNE NUMBER 233 HUTS FUSE I0SII -llEUtl 7 ENJOYING LIFE HERE Ul I. U.C.T. MEMBERS ARE The Members of the Grand Lodge Have Spent Two Busy Days in .Looking After the Business of the Order and Hearing Reports. , With flaf, flyiag and banners waving, all Provo- is ip gala attire today in honor of 'the Grand ft ft ft COMMERCIAL TRAVEL- ERS PASS RESOLUTIONS f Democratic Machine Had! Complete Control and the Pro- gressives Followed. ft EAST Has Which a Invented Headgate Promises Much for Irrigation Systems. At todays meeting the With the Democratic machine ft United Commercial Travelers well oiled and ready to down any Strong Organization Was Formed Last Night and Plans Were passed tle following compU. opposition which might arise to ft meantary resolutions : . Started For an Active County the plan to fuse with the Bull ft RESOLUTION NO.. 1. Campaign. ft Moose of Utah, the entire program Resolved that we extend ft our heartfelt "thanks and of the party went through bothi . A large and enthusiastic crowd gratitude to the members of ft conventions without a slip. At young Republicana met at the the last State Legislature of all times the Democrats took ike headquarters last night for Utah, who passed the bill followed an ea( Progressives known as the'Utah Hotel bill, purp08e of completing the or to Willard Hanson, state ftjin their wake. At the beginning j ganization of the Young Mens ft food and dairy inspector and ft.of the conventions there were a Republican Club of Utah County. lew faint efforts to make a stand From all parts of the county came his deputies for the constant , HUB Local Engineering Student -- ft- , KEELER IS H0f.EE The ft I - son of Presi Representatives of the U. A. C. Are Coming to Provo to Get dent Joseph B.r Keeler, and hi9 This County in line With Ann "irom Arbor, wifer returned Others. where lastf "Wednesday, Michigan, he has been studying engineering at the University of Michigan President Prtston G. Peterson During the past winter Mr, Keel- of the Provo Commeraial Club er has been doing great work in has received word that Dr. E. G. Peterson of the U. A. C. will the eastern Rchool, It was announced in this paper reach this city early next week for the purposcof " finding ast fall that Mrr Keeler - Karl FjJKeeler, the Council of the United Commercial Travelers. The delegations from all over the west arrived yester- day morning and from the time they reached the city until now there has been something doing, with indications pointing toward or not Utah County will an automatic headgate for a great finish for tomorrow, he purpose of regulating the flow! join jn the movement to place a When the train pulled into the from reservoirs, canals farm demonstrator in each coun-- v Union Passenger Station yester-and impartial way in which ftjfor party principle, but they were I the word that the Republicans of water , , ty of the state. Dr. J. A. Widtsoe day morning the delegates were ft the law has been enforced, ft.soon rolled under, andwhen the Were ready for an aggressive Demomay also come to Provo to assist ticket went through the met by local members of the order ft Also to Salt Lake Council fight and success is looming up on in getting the matter before the crats took the senator, supreme every hand, and a delegation from the Provo ft No. 81 for their untiring ef- county commissioners. school the Commercial Club. They were ear supcommittee appointed forts in getting this measure The judgepand put up According to Mr. Peterson, the The erintendent. Progressives! week ago to draft a constitution corted to the hotels and were exacted a law; to the govern- object of the farm demonstrator were given the congressmen. , soon assembled in the Knights of were ready to report or and Good Roads cominis- and is to go from farm to farm and Combination Democratic and Pro- - and after considerable discussion sion for the good of the Pythias Hall for the opening ses- tell the farmers which crops they sion. After the committee on ere- and a number of changes, the gressive Nominees. traveling public and we here- can raise to the best advantage on Senator-! For -- United Staten dentials had reported the follow- committees report was adopted by pledge ourselves to give the soil they hare on their farms. j of Salt JamesH. Moyle, Democrat, and the election of officers took them our hearty support in ing committees were named. The system has been tried in a ft Lake. State of the Order C. R. Sut-their future efforts. place. Preston G. Peterson was of sections to advantage number For Justice of the Supreme nominated for president and was ton, Sam Koklberg, R. E. Knowl-jien- . Further, that we extend a farmers are reaping big and the Demo-1 chosen B. Stephens, unanimously for the posi-cra-t, ('hearty vote of thanks -- to Courtof Frank returns the service. for I Salt Lake. tion. II, CL Hicks was elected Provo Council No. 428, Provo Mileage and Per Diem N. A. Those in charge of the work de-State For of vice president; Bert Crane, Superintendent Commercial Club, Prof. Lund Gay, H. Pagenkoff, W. T. Haney, sire to get .the demonstrators Instruction DrY E. - Q.lretary; and Eph nomer, treasurer. Charters and Dispensations AT and his beautiful song birds, illustrated and diagrams started in Utah not later than the by guts Gowans, Republican, of Ogden. - The selection of the executive F. Graves, J. E. Yates, R. H. to the ladies of Provo Council and the workings first of July and some of the coun-o- f showing parts ' For Congressman, First Con- - committee was postponed until the Wise. ' for the many courties extend- which ties have already agreed to pay This the invention, gate. Sessional District Lewis Larson, next meeting, when a number of Necrology--C.- A. ' Roloff, -- A. e4 and the general good time will' their portion of the expense of is in simple construction, very ' Omstein, A. F. Graves. working committees "will be ap- enjoyed by all; the officers .Progressive, f Manti. of a water certain quantity ploying such ..men. The . matter Resolutions F. G. Brooks, H and members of the Grand V( For Congressman, Second Cofi- - pointed. ' this and will la r Y rv 1 ti , e euorat-titto pass through it, District James H.I As soon ei the election. of offi gressional Council and all visiting mem- Murray, L Irish. 'CoiibtaY.1 forraetioiC re'.cmumiiimeiR hers during convention ft: Mays, Progressive, of Sa.lt'L&ke.-- 'J eers was beer, Eph Homer reac 'Report Dn thejloport of the wa- -in fluctuations the of gardless the following telegrams from Sen- ter surface in Grand Counselor J. E. Yates, inis FORMER PROVO GIRL the canal It OLD FOLKS DAY PROGRAM ; ators Smoot and Sutherland : M. J. Silverman, H. Murray. - BALT T.ATTH tended to overcome the difficulty) DIED IN Washington, D. C., June 9. FOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17 Auditing Committee M. J. Silthe irrigator has in obtaining thel TUESDAY AFTERNOON Mr. Ephraim Homer, verman, F. 0. Brooks, J. E. Yates. amount of water from a rightful A.11 afternoon the Grand CounProvo, Utah The foUowing is the program I fluctuating stream ; by this device , Many Provo people were shock-als- o cil was in session and tnuch busiExpress to aU Republicans my the amount ol water that runs ed when they heard of the death for old folks day, Wednesday, for the ness was transacted. In the mean- . publication. June It, for Provo and all wards appreciation Mens organization through the gate in an hour, a day of Mrs. Jane Iloney.Winegar last time the lady visitors were, enter- Jhe Young Republican or a month, north of Provo in the Utah stake : Club may be accurately cal- - Tuesday evening. The young of Utah County. It " shal culatecL tained in srlendidstyle at the1 12 m., dinner. have my . support. With many Commercial Club, where the Pro-- 1 The Provo Reservoir Company, Tabernacle at 2 p. m: factories running half time, invo ladies did themselves proud in the Utah Lake Irrigation Comthe band. Opening by creased importations and decreaskeeping up lively entertainment a number of prominent en-- i paper gives the following report Address of welcome, James ed pany, exportations caused by the de- gineers of the until late afternoon. Clove. . county, and some on her death : structive Democratic tariff act, business FOR SHIPPING DEPOT men here and in Salt Mrs. Jans Hone, Winegar, 2J Quartette. with a vacillating and wabbling Lake are At the big musical given at the N the capital West North Temple street, died Stories. furnishing "Provo Commercial Club last night i . r - of "American soverignty over the at her home from a stroke of heart Phonograph. ' Professor A. C. Lund and his tion. Recitations. paralysis. Mrs. Winegar seemea Panama Canal, victory for the singers certainly gave the visi- - The Great Activity on the Part of Speech, Pres. Jos. B. Keeler. in the best of health until strickCommercial tors a rare treat. With songs and the Timpanogos Republican party is in the air.. FOURTH WARD en. r trwrz Song. - REED SMOOT. stories the time was passed until Club is Getting Results, TO ENTERTAIN WITH solo. Mrs. Winegar was bom in' Organ . . Washington D. C., June 9. j a late hour. SPECIAL SERVICES Provo, SPGRTS-ANPRIZES, past three-ye- ars -- This via Salt Lake Utah.' morning autos were wait- t of the ,.P she had resided in Salt Twer-Sv-! tier. for man, .Horn Eph. Homer, fast at tie hotels for the .visitors Sunday evening the Fourth Laker" She is survived by her -or the --best I . Provo, Utah. -f , and they were given a ride to the Timpanogos Commercial Club met step dancer, will hold ward services husband and a daughter 5 months and lady gentleman, ioBor of wiS of canyon and through the fruit with the directors of the Utah for the best wio KeV Mrs. Mary for the waltzer, lady; districts. The rest of-tRepiiblican Clot, u excellent and lelve for 0rMt Britain neat Mon- - H. age, her mother, day Fruitgrowers Association yester-wa- s best waltzer, the best a Stevenson, gentleman; brother, Wilford at the Hood Farm, for the foot 8 taken up in regular -- meet-day win be made iTafi'1, program Mrs Sarah racer, 70 and a Stevenson, gentlerueaover sister, Sm t purpose of locating a big packing ings. The 0, Rowe of Provo. S "P years ; for the best foot mm!. I racer, one ofPjEe and B,Jshard brothere nuar-house for the growers on the north Saturday's Events. " over 60 years; for the best the men of the Senate and tctte which As the trains from Salt Lake part of the Bench." The "growers lady strong for foot twelve ERIO P. LILJEROD widow over 60 years; , arrive tomorrow morning the Pro- - are very anxious to locate a place secondracer, vf1,,able Tears has not been hesfd, will LTlfd'0S; BY L for TRAIN the foot v KILLED prize racer, if vo people will meet the visiting for the packing house, as the crop number of seleotionsThi. tfsh thefor widow; best prize lady SUTHERLAND, iqnarteite won on enviable state orders of the U. C. T. at the is one of the largest in the history over 70 years; for the best Funeral services over the reletter WM also lion when it alUted station and a parade will be form- - of the district and the small fruits singer, man singer, over 70 years. sme mains of Eric P. Liljerod. killed received from Governor ed to march up town. When they are already upon them, ago, and it will no doube be an'iast Tuesday night by a Salt Lake Band will be in attendance all ' of the Since the organization arrive at the bank corner there . Spry: the time. interesting factor m making up Route train, were held in the Sec-th- p Salt Lake City, Utah, Juno 11 will be addresses galore and at Timpanogos Club on the north evening s entertainment. jond ward today. At the time of Mr. Eph. Homer, the same time strawberries and end of the Provo Bench, there has CIVIL Miss Garda Gee will give a read- SERVICE the accident Mr. Liljerod was ' cream will be on tap on the Tab-- been the greatest of activity, and Provo, Utah. mg. Miss Rachel Kartchner will on the San Pedro tracks EXAMINATIONS Mr. Dear , , Homer : Interurban nuns right ernacle grounds. . as the render a violin solo, and a short standing the fruit-travapproach of the D, A watching in the afternoon all will through the center of that Understanding that the Repub- address will be , Early L. & g, W, The affair was entirely by given Supt. licans of Provo Civil and as affords a it .Service examinations will to the campus, where the growing section, contemplate E. Eggertsen entitled Our Mis- - cidenUL big ball game and the prizc.fight a .quick outlet for the fruit, it has be held in the Federal building. meeting this evening for the pur- - smnanes. - Mrs. Freda Barmira r " - McNitt and materially aided all of the grow- - Provo, Utah, to secure, eligibIesjPose of organizing a Young Mens Cluff will give a between Mugsy and Mr. Republican Club, of Provo City, Lorin Passey willreading Slim Jones, which promises to ers. a give piano MUGSY McNITT I take this means of extending to selection. A go for an indefinite time unless is-invitation special them, through you, my sincere extended to the stopped by the officers. There LeROY FRISBY TO BE people of Provo a COMPLIMENTED TONIGHT congratulations on this movement. to attend these services. will also be a big boxing exhibi- . j Editor Provo p08t, I am thoroughly convinced that tion at the Opera House Saturday ft IT DearSirs.N IT the sociability that will be prom night. Some of the fastest boxers The Saints of the Third ward of yearMd boy Will arrive in Provo Sat- moted through this club will be of t inn06 in the state are coming to parti- have arranged foi a genuine mis a to noton UrT unlay, June 13, a. m., from great benefit to the party, in ee ride xiP the old cow to the pasture cipate in the matches and the pub- sionary farewell party at the ward the coast, and will be in fine hall amusement menting friendship among the rather than to walk. It tonight. 'A prolic has beenpromised a rare treat. appears' shape for the bout with Slim younger Republicans of your gram which will consist principal that the cow s back did not have' jone8. I feel confident that The Young Men's Re- .lust the ly of musi will be .given. The I. O. 0. F. WILL HOLD curve in it nnd then fight j wjn carry off the honors, - FLAG DAY EXERCISES Johnson quartette will have publican Club of Provo, I am sure, boy had nothing to hold to, and mv victories over Gun-a- s After will susprove a potent factor in charge of the music, which will no a result he fell to the ground boat Sfmth and others, think doubt be ot a high' class. Mr. taining and advancing the princi and dislocated his elbow. , The members of the I. 0. 0. F. ft I am capable of holding my a for soon of leave will Republicanism. pies very will meet at their hall Sunday at Frisby own. That success will. attend yonr Mrs. Harold Peery return d to '9:30 and from there they will go mission to Great Britain, The ft Give my love to Referee Ogden after a weeka visit here. organization, my earnest wish. to the city cemetery to hold ser- public is invited to attend the ep Schwab. Very7 truly yours, vices for the departed members of tertainment tonight. YUr8 dwM end gurnet pluved. making the WILLIAM SPRY. fMUGSf McNITT. the lodge. tet..heb0y Mrs Carrol of Ueber U vleiUne: affair very suceeesfut and enjoyable Before entertainde the club acquainted, manyp adjourning re" Mr. V. D. Smith of Arizona la an-- with her daughter, Mrs. Berne Wal , to he yueRtS present.. Dainty eided to hQld a big social withina ments null be given. freshments were served. ton. i rlalt with his family In Provo. lf I I - has-invente- d -- out-wheth- I I i I by-law- s, I -- , sec-Publi- I e- -- em-perm- I it , 'Y y -- , J -- - . --- but-fori- D he the-oldes- oldest-woman- s; he 4 5?' fwS? -- W1 daj--Th- . fed- - . e fur-ass- et repnta-The-followi- - - el J , - k -- eom,--munit- y. , 1 I s - a I ivy |