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Show THE PKOVO POST Instant Favor Winis saying, 1 must try a packRolled Oats one of 8UNRIPE of age these days, telephoneyour grocer now' for a package. Then, whenever you are out' of breakfast food In the future you will want Instead TRIBUNE DISLIKES COMBINE EXPOSURE fi The morning after that famous gatli- - .board8 l.tutare wil1 be UIederinjgffor Spry at the Hotel Utah, the SaltJ . We dojnot: doubt for one minute that the motives save men who artron these boards are Lake Tribune could see-ngiving serv those of patriotism Uek of the men who ioe to ,he .tiiST.We also" know' tliit may of . gathered to do homage to a fellow directory tLem remve tie or no direct remuneration and father of Utahs present political their services, but we also Know , that family. The Post undertook to show why the all of them receive honors from majority of those men were at the meeting practically and so well did it succeed in establishing the patriotic motives that the Spry forces have' been fighting ever since to overcome the ill effects of the exposition of tin combination linked with the governor, The Spry forces were very silent for some Governor Spry back into office. It -- fails 'V-- - ' - ''jk- - rolled oats o of. t real Klaxon far four dollars! Klaxotfi Note Klaxon Quality, Klaxon Pay th$ maneni Guarantee.. .aggisgs1 Its J 10LLED DAT! They will give the family their first , appreciation of just how good oate can be. The natural flavor and, wholeeomo-nes- t with which these choicest oats are endowed are protected all the way to f cartons. your table in airtight, SUNRIPE Koffe-e- t . it a real healths beverage. Youll like It better than -- note,. dust-proo- ver." All grocers sell presence of so many bankers who have fared A recent copy of the Provo Post has been sent very veil at the hands of. the present ad-extended-comm-c- ontalning-an ministration.' irtaibrto explain tbe chief to The mens the business of executives reason for- accepting so many on the personnel meeting, announce to which prevailed upon Governor. Spry places on boards of directors with companies doing business within the state and dibis candidacy for the governorship. The Provo simrectly amenable to state laws.- - It. fails Jo ExpaperB article it referred to in the Tribune ' ply because It 'purports to have obtained the facts plain why men .representing millions of dollars should .band .themselves together-i- n an . published from the Tribune. The Post enumerated the men who were presattempt to break the time honored precedent In directorship his In of giving either a.national or statejexecutive each instance ent, giving more than two terms in office. companies, as if success in life barred a man from - The Post has blacklisted no one, nor does a voice in public affairs. That amusing newspaand it obect to the participation of all men in the per also groups together as officeholders, ao unworthy of respect all those citizens who politics of the state, but when great corporate interests band themselves together: for serve on public boards without compensation. the purpose of making a member of their The Post is scandalized at the thought that such T. W. W. S. men as W. Riter, George McCornlck, corporations chief executive of tlie state and seek to overawe the people by their enorOdell, C. E. Loose, Glen MUIer, John C. Sharp, C. B. Stewart, Ernest, Bamberger, R. C. Gemmell, mous wealth it is high time the press of the state called for a change. This is especially N. T. Porter. C. A. Quigley,, the Rev. P, A. Simp-kitrue in the present case, S. A. Whitney, Lawrence Green, C. S. Burton, M. and C. S. Tlngey, T. R. Cutler, Henry Gardner Business men have always participated in politics. Their advice is sought after, for S. Browning taking any part in politics, although their successful business careers make them dhe state has received the benefit of their wisdom and experience and faithful service all without strong. But there is a great difference be tween men controlling great corporate ina penny of compensation. terests banding themselves together to It does seem that meh of proved capacity an4 force the election of one of their number and Integrity, who are willing to contribute their ena of are to the business men acting as individuals. The deserving and state, ability ergies the be' is to It this time has passed when the people of Utah are better fate than blacklisting. can one reward of faithful public service in Utah, willing to turn the governors office over to ' only wonder front what class of citizens the state the corporate wealth of the state. Operates on a entirely novel. r u vety: principle. short.. A slight path gets imntw diets . response, sad s . vsry lowS STRANGE BLACKLIST SUNRIPE products. Utah Cereal Food Co. L --- - - OGDEN, UTAH. Larger Klaxons ent $7Q to $29' - n, . ARGUMENT AIRMEN USE QUEER CAMERA When a German aeroplane on reconThe worn and threadbare argument that j is at last losing naissance duty over the French lines was reprohibition hurts business its vigor and from the present outlook the cently brought down by the allies, an aerial e argument is soon doomed to fall by the camera of an odd type was recovered intact. wets. with other arguments of the The instrument is described, with illustrablliers Weekly has now championed the istions, in the August Popular Mechanics drp cause in Kansas against statements Monin dealers sued! by liquor organizations marine. It proved to be a splendid instrutana. In referring to two states Collier says ment and has attracted much interest among Sometime ago we referred to the members of the At the rear flying corps. Montana newspaper advertising campaign the of case a handle and trigger like those of Montana Commercial promoted by the and Labor league in the liquor interest. a revolver are provided, the latter being Montana Commercial and Labor used to operate the shutter. It weighs about The 12 pounds and has an additional handle near league is an old friend under a new mask. Kansas is the subect of its advertising song. the front end so that it can be held with two A friend in Kansas sends us some facts hands when in use. The lenses are in uniin reply. On January 1, 1916, Kansas paid versal focus and tests have shown that the remainder of its bonded indebtedness faultless photographs can be obtained with And publicly burned its canceled bonds. At the instrument at heights varying from 160 to .1800 yards. that time Governor Capper said: -o i Our per capita wealth of $1630 is A closer spirit of cooperation between ' greater than that of any other state and tli U twice as JUigh as that of the United peoplfiJlf this community would produce StateV'as a wlioTer'Tt gives us a total excellent results and esjiecially isJhis true of $2,884, 624, 600 of taxable wealth, an out among the farmers. If we could have increase of $79,000,000 the past year, stated periods for. a general I we could then compare notes, adopt suggesenable ns to mainam a state tax tions that appear better than our own, methTate' oif $1.-- 5 on a thousand, lower than ods of conducting affairs and materially imthat of any other state, with one exceprove the welfare and advance the financial ption. -- Our bank deposits of $224,110,576 interests of all our people. Such a movement are the largest per capita of any other with its conseqncnt romparison of- ideas and inthe"' "s tat e, ani ne rea seo f$23,000,900! .automobiles experiments, should increase the output of 74,000 year 1915. Our our products without any increase in expensix families, a gives us one car to every diture, and thereby add materially to the : record cquaedbyonlyJwo other states. . commercial, and agricultural status of our Our-farproducts in 1915 were $341,-countryside. i valued at Our livestock .561,000. WET REFUTES way-sid- oo -- ' ' get-togeth- er aJ . - ij o $310,655,000. We produced $323,000,000 of. manufactured products in 1915. j M M ' '-- o J o- -1 - The twentieth century has produced at least one brainy man beside ourself. He that thrifty housewives dry out their old coffee grounds and keep them for the use of their borrowing neighbors. sug-gest- & i o o ITEMS OF INTEREST 80 Lovell-McConnell DECEPTIVE VV for Infant. A millionaire baby has. arrived at Many Provo People Fail to - Realize tho Seriousness., the home of the widow of Charles C. Gates, who Is now Mrs. Harold Lee Judd of Minneapolis. Mrs. Judd - Backache Is ao deceptive.It comes and goes keeps you win place to the sons account nearly ' guessing. Jl.OOO.OOO of Gates' money. Learn the cause them cure 1L Voman Asleep Nineteen Days. Possibly ita weak kidney,.. Mrs.' Wesa Harvey, 23 years old, of Thats why Doans Kidney-PU, eater, Colo., a ho on June 28 feU are so effective. into deep slumber, still sleeps withThey're especially for weak or disout having responded to the efforts ordered kidneys. ' 3f physician to awaken" her. Aside - Heres a Provo case Mrs. 8, 3, Jones, 280 South- F3rat ronl breathing deeply the woman appears to be normally healthy. East street, Provo, says: I found Nourishment has been administered very much relief from Doans Kidney in liquid form. , Pills and consider them a very good kidney medicine. I hare used ' three boxes and they have relieved me of Boll Weevil Runis Cotton. The Mexican boll weevil has de- backache and other kidney ailments. stroyed the cotton crop in large sec- I dont believe any kidney sufferer would make a mistake by tions of Florida. giving Doans Kidney Pills a trial.. Price 5Jc; at all dealer. ' Don't CARRIZAL DEAD BURIED The bodies of x negro - troopers simply ask for a kidney remedy get killed at Carrlzal were burled in Ar- Doana Kidney Pills the same that urn- Ctr, lington cemetery, Washington, with Mrs. Jones had. Foster-Milt- ) fuU military honors. None of them Props., Buffalo, N: TT-- advt. had been identified. 11,000,000 Klaxons ere made only by the ; Mfg. Co Newark. N. J. Like all standard articles they art widely imitated. To be sure, find the Klaxoa. .70&000 -- - are i USj - HUDSONSUPER-SIX,an- d DODGE BROTHERSAutomobiles -- - ... All kinds- - of ' 11 - Tires, Tubes,. Oils,- Greases and Accessories. Batteries Charged1 Storage . and Repaired All Kinds of Auto Repair Work Done Reasonably. Machine-Sho- p Equipped and Foundry In Fully Connection Work Guaranteed, - PROVO - FOUNDRY - MACHINE , AND GO: - klaxon:"' SypeC' - .-- : ..,20 SUMMONS' ' r - - In the District JZourt - of ' the- - Fourth Judicial District of tho Stats' of Acting Secretary of State Polk has Utah. Sitting- - in-- t and for-- Utah submitted to President Wilson and the . cabinet Carranzas suggestion for the County. appointment of a commission of three Ludvick Ahlin, Plaintiff;- - vs.-- peter men from each section to settle the Yargensen. Defendant. Mexican problem. It became known The 8tate of Utah'toth'o said1 Dv Wilson Favora Carranza Plan also that President Wilson approves tho plan. heartily fendant: are hereby gammoned' to appear within twenty days after the . You . Roosevelt Army Plan Checked. Col. Theodore Roosevelt has abandon er for tbe present at least his plan to raise a division of volunteer troops according to an announcement by Regfs 8. Poet, fcrnaer governor of Porto Rico, who baa bad charge of ' . recruiting-- Post said the plan had been dropped as war now seemed Bloomer Skirts Save Woman,. Mrs. Bertha Dietz woke up in the hospital hr SL Loots with a grudge ; service of this- - summons- - upem you If served within thy county in. which always safeksure .quick-actinthis, action Is brought; otherwise i; within thirty days after service; and defend the above- - entitled' action; and In case of yonr failure so. to- dti judgment will' be rendered? agaihst you according to the demand of the complaint, which has beern filed with the clerk of aai(F court. This action- la brought to quiet the plaintiff In- - and- to the in Utah County, following land State of Utah, Commencing 15.25 ch&lpw West of the- Southeast Ibr Infanta, and Children. Corner of Section 26, In Township 9 In Use Years South of Range 1 East of Salt Lake Meridian, thence North 10 chains, Always bears, the thence East 4. 75 chains, thence JigaatuotpC North 20 chains, "thence ZW&flOJJtf chains, thence South 10 chains, thence West 25 links, thence South 10 chains, thence West 5.25 chains, thence South 10 chains, thence East 6.25 chains to the place of beginning; Stoves, Utensils, Machines, area 17.50 acres, more er leei. g; : QEEOML2S PILLS :, - - Four Mexican Bandits to Die. Jose Antonio Aroe, Jeans Marla Cerda. PsuiCno- - Ska Chen and Ylncente Lira, the four alleged bandits, charged with murder in connection with the killing of Corp. William Oberlles of M. troop. Fourteen United States cavalry, were found guilty and sentenced to death at Laredo, Tg- - - from the alLtooconanon ills of tha digestiye organs weak. xanach, torpid liver and inao-- f ;;trre bowels is found in the, , j n - CASTOR! A to-wl- - ForOverSO REPAIRING against fate and her bloomer skirta. The thnfga ballooned and wouldnt let her sink when she jumped Into the Booth & Booth, -river. Tho net result of her attemptAttorneys for Plaintiff" ed suicide la a bad cold for herself Box 64. Provo, Utah. and probably a medal for the cop Office, Room 5, Knight Bldg., Provo, wbha tried Utahr - Lawn mowers to cut and run, -- 294 ;VDDNN j East 1st South. ; ber-eoL- SCREENS! SCREENS! SCREENS! o An exchange tells us that burning a large onion on a red hot shoverwllFdoway with the odor of tobacco. Good boy! And we suggest a iound 6r two of limburger cliecse As" a feut6 cure for the smell of' the J) It is now in order for the Montana J Commercial and Labor league (sic) to give 1 the people. of Montana, some other horrible examples of moral and commercial decay onion. under prohibition. i o - o We are prepared -- to msk wire cloth,.. Also have and hang your door and window acreena, either wlth blackor bright a complete line of etock screen doore and hte neceeeary hardware. Phone nl man to take measurement. f0y. screens wanted. ,, Our price are right, 'and ,w ' ' . . workmanship and material guaranteed. ! ... , : The Teutons and the allies both declare their unalterable determination to fight to a finish. To .which we have not the slightest objection provided they whoop it up and "" r find the finish." BEEBE LUMBER COMPANY Phones 104 & 105 I Provo City, Utah ver |