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Show "H Pa7 to advertise in The Post,' said a man who lost a beautiful gold watch and chain and a purse in Provo last put a little classified advertisement in The Post and offered a small Y reward for the return of the articles, and the ad. did the work. Our classified column will do wonders for you. The cost is small and the value to be gained greatUs there anything you. want to sell, trade, toy or find? If so, why not try one of those little hustlers? Ten cents may save you dollars. . Try one out next issue. . - week. He I . Get The Post "now and get the good things that go with it Our New" Serial is one of those good X things. HUMBER 336 WEATHER FORECAST Tonight and Wednesday fair,' not- much changef in temperature, A - ; MUTUAL GIRLS SUMMER HOME ' Y . - , - - DELEGATES HOLD ANNUAL " ) ( The Young Ladies Will. Oo to Springdell Thursday to Selert - Site for Home to Be Erected for the Girls of This City For Out' TELLURIDE PROVO INTERESTS BENEFIT BY THE COURT DECISION WILL BUILD A - - ings. VOLUME PROVO CITY. UTAH, TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1914 w. The stake officers of the Y. I.. M. I. A. with members of the association from each wardin the city, will go to Springdell next Thursday for the purpose of se- The supreme court of the United States has upheld the Intertstate Commerce Commission in its long and 'short haul clause which has been attacked by the tran&continen-vta- l railroads. This giyes JJtah more privileges in freighting tan: any former decision. Chief Justice White" announced theYjanimous decision of the court, and nothing now inter- Members of the Association Came " t members of Nearly seventy-fiv- e came to Association Telluride the Provo Sunday to be present for the opening meeting of the asso ciation, which was held in the Central school. The convention now being held in this eity marks another ehapter in the association established some years ago by L. L,f Nunn, who is in attendance at5 the meetings, and who has endowed the association with fund that will permit the sending or many students away to school for an indefinite period of time. Last year the association sent fifty sta- dents to various educational insti- tutions, including Cornell, StanOhio ford, Purdue, Missouri, New of Utah, State, University England conservatory of music. State-Northwestern California agricultural college, University of Nebraska and others, and it is expected the same number of scholarships will be granted this year The amount expended in educa tionalwork the past approximates feres vfjh the rights the people ofthe intermountain region have beefr'figfating for. According to prominent shippers and wholesale houses the railroads have collected at least ten million dollars more than should have been paid to them, and much ofthe money has been paid under protest. ' Among the companies - attempting to get better rates is the Knight Woolen-Mill- s Company, which brought suit for a refund some months ago, as the railroads were c barging a much higher rate to ship from Eastern points to Provo tfraji they were charging for Provo shipments going East. Many similar cases may be found in Utah among the wool growersho have paid thousands of dollars too much to ship their wtials- East, according to schedules in force in other sections. Thptates of Utah, x Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Nevada, Colorado, and New Mexico are the most effected by the present- - decision of ' Xv ' the court. - From Near and Far to AttenJ the . Annual Gathering and to Take Part in the Meetings. : .f -- ' lecting a site for ' the summer home to be erected for the girls oi ' & Provo at a cost of $300.00. With j the ladies. who, go to the popular , cdnyon resort, there will be a T V . number of men who have .volunteered to aid in erecting the building. ' The time set for leaving the city is 7 :30 in the morning, when . automobiles will meet at the pub, , AMERICAN PLAYWRIGHT lic library- - to haul the excursion-- r WILL LIVE: IN ENGLAND ists and workers to the place where the eabin will, be built, Charles Klein, the playwright, were l - The plans for the building announced recently that he inr just completed Sunday afternoon. E. T. Stotesbury, head of the big to take tended - It was also arranged that each Philadelphia banking firm up his permanent oi residence in London. He ' said ward should have the bungalow Drexel & Co, and one of the that his large English interests defor a week at a time. Each girl eleven --partners in J. P. Morgan manded his presence there, and desiring to' join in the outing will & Co, is the new head of the great the climate on the other side that be charged one dollar for thr Reading Railroad system, which . seemed more beneficial to Mrs . week 8 accommodation, while her centers around Philadelphia. ' He Mr. Klein has health. Kleins and the Surrounding ward is there. Special chaper- was chosen to succeed the late The Company-i- s Retrenching All Payson his estate in Con- $50,000. placed country ons will he appointed to look after George F. Baer as president-oih - Again this year a like amount ft . the Line and Four Plants Towns- Secured the -- Needed necticut1 Along oil the market, and left money will be spent on the the young ladies and everything1' Company, which is the Great Held Then and a WiR Boon Be Closed. Signers this country about the first of will be made as comfortable as holdipg company for ,the railroad will doing Celebration in Honor, of the June. and coal companies which make The Utah Power and possible for the girls. leadthe of in work many great' Light Event. ' As Boon as the bungalow is com- - up the system. America. of , ing institutions has. just closed the Alwill come under the extension of pleted the girts of the - Second THe was bom in 1849 in Prila company located Mr. sent Nunn For many years In Alpine can pine plant ward.. wil.lc,ke charge, as - they, lILPayson.was ablaze, with. jeh the- - pavement, irrigation project these students direct, but later, in caused the association to bo ordrew, the first week of the sum- house of Drexel & Co. at the age oi yS!TtSdiwb'1rtafitr!fffAmt;rt Battle Creel, e Iast Saturday night in cele includes some. of. the best land mer season. The other wards will seventeen. He is a director in can Fork with the as and means that Utah connty ganized, and now the. men who AIT but bration for the assurance of the then follow in their turns accord- many railroad and steel manufac- plant soon to be closed! be found as land can anyhave had the advantages of higher ten men employed in these plants government high line canal, whieh good ing to the arrangements made. turing companies as well as of will be laid off, but plants wall be means so much to the people of where, said Mr. Cutler. To the training have an interest in those financial institutions, among there sugar industry it will mean afi in who have matriculated in the unr kept in good condition for future that vicinity:- When , the news crease in beet acreage .from the versities and the Girard Wist Company.. colleges and also over the the town that spread 2000 acres now planted ttr 6000 to have a say so in the management Mr.. Stotesbury is very wealthy emergencies. had number nf does signers necessary of these and his hobby is music. He has The closing mean plants been enlisted in the cause, the 7000 acres within the next few of the association. that not in the 8er way any was informed by govbeen a patrora of grand opera ir The officers of the association vice of .the company will be cur- people simultaneously raised the years. I Philadelphit fdr( years and per- tailed or impaired, but is merelj stars and stripes above their ernment agents that work will be are:'L. G. Nightingale, New started on the high line immed- York, president; J. A. Boshard, .A Gentle Team Was Largely Re- sonally guaranteed to make up th? in line with the retrench- homes and the business houses general and about $560,000 will be Telluride, Colo., vice president; defiicit of one season himself. sponsible For the Saftey of ment policy adopted by the com- - Saturday was the last day for iately A spent. large part of this amount B. Landon, Jr., Chicago, secreProvo Fishermen Last Sunday pany. The company has twenty- - signing of sufficient acreage to will go to the farmers nearby for -tary; F. C. Noon, Provo, chancelSENATOR SMOOT HAS four plants, and it is understood insure the construction of the Morning. teams. work with their lor; E. A. Thornhill. Boise, Idaho, that it will close sixteen and that nal to proride water for next yeari VACANCY AT ANNAPOLIS W, L. Biersaeh, Provo, busiaoredean; more than the be able to .and required AND ONE AT, WEST POINT the other eight When the members of the Her. KILLED LABORER ness GREEK was before for manager and 'treasure-night. signed handle its business. The twenty-- W 1 ald printing force- - and friends BY TRAIN LAST SUNDAY four plants were formerly" owned' Tto requirement was that at least1 started for the canyon on a fish-- i WASHINGTON, 19. of land should acres June com-small bej If000 other ing trip last Sunday morning senatot.jjepd Smoot will have a and operated by panies and were purchased by the- signed to take the water before .While stepping from a bnnk vac. there was gayety galore It was vacancy at Annapolis and one at Utah Power & Light company. the government will extend the on the Rio Grande last a happy party, but it didnt last West Point next year and, accord- All of the old companies had sur project and furnish water from afternoon, Thiros Magranios was long. When the parly reached ing to his usual custom, will have line canal to this district, struck byNo. 4 passenger train, the North Fork dugway, -- about examinations held in different plus power and with the improve- jHe high to last p Friday night 16,278 ne was picked "up unconscious and Plans Started by Mayor Decker to ments and condensing of the pow-B6:30, the clip on the neck yoke had acres to determine by er the new been of Utah signed and it is died shortly after. The. remains. Celebrate Independence Day & such", in parts it has broke-an- d company let the tongue of the elimination the Provo in Proper Style; men whom shape that it can all be handled said that owners representing as will be buried in Frovo young light wagon drop to the ground. he wil Inominate. Today he re' the mueh more will land for Select Committees. the, sign of by eight larger plants. water Orville Singleton was driving the mftin-ioiThc A. Matheson. later state C,. THORNE ASKS None of the plants is for sale and team and tried to work the brake, quested instruc- the company intends putting them ihat the getting of water from the of lAa:the time for Independence public superintendent ANNULMENT FOE THE; but could not stop the wagon from tion, to bold exaina-tion- s hne "for district canal that celebrations draws near the as day a market forjmSh preliminary in use just as fast OF LAST MARRIAGE citizens are reminded going overthedugway. I915 is assured and everybody once in. order that ap- the power can be obtained:.at by Mayor tor As the wagon went over, Vem ' should Ib'e In be madeinuned-iately- . is celebrating the big event. pointments DeckerthaFFrovQ may Davis and Vetn Grey jumped but GeorcThorne the aged vetec linfi induce land th rest the UTtt t The cainPa,'ff Tinwrrq PUPILS GAVE- of Pleasant Grove who married n doin? honor to over with the, rig,.. an the others-weowners tosign the contracts for th, Fourth of a Denver woman last winter EXCELLENT RECITAL use of water has been At Caine got mixed up with the In order t( get a conunit- prosecuted or ,horses and was seriously hurt, tfie celebration arranee for vigorously for days and the greaf-- now asked for the annulment tep Mrs orne came a while Vem Grey and Sam Leavitt Tbe pupils of the Bown Sum-- . enthusiasm has been "manifested maskmectmg has been "called totv were counle and the rovo bruised. were badly mer School of Music gave a recital Singleton, this and surrounding towns .Q fhe Court notIRft at eighthe Court House. . to their friends ih the Parker eluding Salem and Santaquin. .Davis and Lamar Hoover escaped Tlmrsday night, when tho '.without trouble. 'man ? necessary appointments will bo L. Lytel, manager- of the fter ,thf amacre t, Once more the-- . Greeks near school building last Saturday and J. the man . .While the members of the party pr0y0 have shown a defianee for the following young ladies took Strawberry project made gov. dn(,ed Rkinued off fo inie were figuring a way to get back jaw This time they atempted to part in the eveningieotertain-jernment- f Aa'pr0Y0 P0Tnes tin(;er the sane declared today that the astbe manfounix Fou on the road, Arthur Newell ofi prevent Deputy Sheriff Ilemfy 'high line canal would be com-- Denver. As soonbecome regnlations, there will be ofhis wife n0 display Provo Bench drove up to them from arresting Mick Staha- - Alberta McEwan, Annie Start- - pleted within four months' and of fireworks and ranch took sieps to recover his prop- - of Florence that the new acreage would and also Professor Osmond and Ikon. Last Sunday aftempon Sta-- Tm Gertrude Olsen, will be cut off, but the noise the be succeeded in sav- son. Newell, assisted, by the Os - jj madaf one of the mem-- i Orane, Naoma Lamb, Fern Broad ready for. irrigation purposes bv will be given American young monds, hitched his team on the hers of the colony and drove him bent, Golda Backstead, Elfie An- - next spring. The estimated eostn5 to give vet to ample opportunity a wagon and pulled fit back on the 0ff in contests of all jje complained derson, LaRue Clark. Henrietta thfir patriotism roaid, and all helped reload the and Clark went out to arerst the Taylor. Zaza nuish. June Shaw, kinds and a fitting program will wagon, After temporary repairs man. ne found him under a bed Jessie "Williams. Helen Woodruff, project to $2,250,00(1.' be scheduled for the morning. Haws, Norma Clark, Lor- were made the boys started back and when he tried to get him The cost of the water to th There is much talk of a ball game Clark, Erma , Dixon, Rhea land owners, according to the for home and reached Provo in others jumped on him. Clark, in' the afterfioon, and the league the afternoon. made the arrest and Hixon Josephine Scherer, Fay tract with the government, will he team may arrange a game with landed the the bars. wau!11,l? Hred. OrandalL, Junc$50 an acre, graduated in pay- some fast outside aggregation., . Greeks The Two more coupler liave 'ra'"'n haye beenfworkin V'Oodrttff, Hilda Miller, Barbara i ments toyover a period of twenty FEQVO BEN JAMIN BASE ' tired of dome4rt jlyears. end do: Piii-leJepperson of this eity BALL GAME POSTPONED on the Interurban of latb and tbe,Codridge. Bench folks are very anxious to Thomas R. Cutler, general mana- - raestif end have enter has just received word that be V Marriage licenses have been is. gcr for the. o j SugarAd the, field for single bl,;oodneiv won the elara prize in music for The base ball game which was get rid of them. the jsuedyto eommenteil follpwing on the E. IMansfield has i brought the second time. Since going to couples tomorcompany, here tq have taken place Horace E. Monson of Pleasant tion of the citizens of Utah of Lake ease the In Land, Boston the young Provo man ha Tayson last.it for divorce against Effie-Jrow between Provo and Benjamin U & C vs. Ftorer the Mansfield onmade a greet rucccss in the New of the that agreement grounds company MMa; night, saying has been postponedowbg to the ' ; something over 16.000. sertiou. Mrs. Fmma Robinson fact that the Benjamin boys ean 'B bowler et. a ., m to Fourth . ' to use acres motion district aanRs wate. would mean,b.-iaonrt, brought sut for divorce plaintiffs ProP, num J not get together a sufficient Barker, i of Utah for of that a He John IL Robinson on the city, and now a teacher in the Jr., receiver things against great part appointment fill the to places. W of nlavera jNarab Shepherd 1 ad ' defendants of failure to provide and Boston iortitntion will retnrn In was "rounds demur. denied; an, county, be plAyed will The game probably Provo Bench of This land Provo in a few days. acres 16,000 that desertion. to complaint overniKK , J.ere next Saturday. ' -- t - - . ( - - 1 1 Power Company Payson GetsStraif Closes Plants berry Water Soon ' -- f be-foun- - - delphia.-aiiJ-fiierA.dd-tonk- ig - Run Off Canyon Dugway -- X 1 1 1 - -- , -- -- j nt -- - - -- nt kr -- - ? in-,1- for-the- and-the- n 1 -- 1 n out!-ma"d- a , cou-howev- Greek-behin- , v bli-nrd- s Utah-Idab- ac-jEb- as - . - - - s 1 i . - - . |