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Show THAT FORD CAR , Will certainly be appreciated by the girl who wlnas will the Grafonola and the Diamond. Be A winner. PROVOS POPULAR NEWSPAPER NO. 232 PROVO CITT, UTAH, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1917 These Guns Superior, to Anything in German Navy PC3V0 MAY BE DISTRIBUTING - P0IIIT FOR 1T12S VOL. VII. B. Y. COAL IF STRIKE HOLDS ITS DP INTERSTATE TRAFFIC Embargo e am All freight enter-ln-g Utah may be declared within the ' next twenty-fou- r hours as the railroad situation throughout the United States is growing graver every hoar. Railroad men all ever the trouble are getting ready for Jhe trouble.- - They are very reticent over the situation and still hold out hope for a speedy settlement of he difficulty. Should the strike come, Provo will - be one of the prominent railroad points of Utah for the period of the strike, as the Utah Railway owns the second line of the Rio Grande from Provo into Carbon county coal camps and as that portion of the rad is local dealers claim that coal may be shipped into Provo over that line and sent do all points along the line of the electrics in Utah and Idaho, as the Orem and other electrical roads will not be Included in the strike of the four railroad brotherhoods. Leased power could be obtained to carry on the traffic. It would require the bonding 6( only a short collecting link between th two linos. Acording to reports from the east the strike wOl bo ,a progressive strike" and will commence In the far east. The walkout will extend to all in the country within the next five 0. B. Y. With half of the worids basketball series over, the Brigham Young university stands in the front,' rank ot the worlds championship. They have already defeated two teams that were looked upon a strong teams In the series and have none so with excellent leads. There are now two Chicago teams, the B. Y U. and the Montana State college left In the tournament. TheTocal boys will play the Seward Park Blues of Chicago and the Montana uoys will meet the Chicago Athletic club team for the semi finals. The (wo winners of tonights games will play for th championship tomorrow night The worst the locals can do now i to come home with the fourth place, while they have odds in their favor for the first However, tae, final may be played between the Montana and Utah teams and it toeks though th west will cany off the The reports on the championship. two games played give detail 4s SYMPHONY GREAT SUCCESS (Communication.) While the B. Y. U, team Is In Chicago contesting for world honors in basket ball, an event quieter, but perhaps more significant In the" long run, was taking place In Provo Wednesday night. This was the symphony concert by Prof.- - Gudmund-son- s orchestra. The presentation represents the third season when the organization has attained to this high musical achievement. These mighty 14 inch rifles of the battleship Pensylvanla, flagship of Admiral Mayo of th Atlantic "The program consisted of Beeare fleet, superior to anything in the German navy. No single battleship of the' kaiser could cope with this thovens Fifth Symphony, followed vesseL In fact, only ths five great warships of the type of Queen Elisabeth, finished since the beginning of and by selections from Jarnefeidt Schuauur aad dosing wttJTan over- the war by Great Britain, are the equal of the Pennsylvania. ture, The Merry Wires of Windsor by NIcolaL There are 61 members la this student orchestra, with a complement of 14 different kinds of instrurements the fuIT instrunsatatioa l7fiS 07.ZAT SUCCESS TCEAT SEEDS the for the quired tnterpretatlcs of . zutotll symphony. c:;Er.:::. cc:;iy EXftniS" dt iz: u folowe; t Chicago, CCITY FCZS fit. western, teem sem e ktsIcfD FG ora CIUCAE3 111 ORCHESTRA PROVES - IG 0. tr Mar. 15. The wo their wey t A. A. U. tla baskets, ehez:: ment a a cl t- -1 second roua2 her The Brfaam Taseg Provo, Utah, errzxtal Ck wetter Ktrcsli of AJra, r3 irsa c:.:::r;j3 trrr x With a modesty characteristic of 3 Prof. Gudmtmdson. no unusual attempt was made to advertise the days., H ; Chiefs of the workmens organisa- event; yet Oottes hall wan' ffiled Ths military ball for Ttecp F took Th let fall f snow in th County Farm.. Agent Clyde Lindx : c wfch the quiet (overs of .music from mzic tion net the strii machinery ih place at the Moaart pavCaa lastaicht say nod. Horticultural Inspector Ctta tain k very heavy and there is ''' v the Khotit and from the city; and dfcrt:2 wAia a few mlzxtrs after an and there was a large atteBdataoe M J. Pooleo bve been, very elide in many pU-cdot-ia- g of danger the busy atfaxdoa to they rrl C ,lr 2 r Ci in Provo eaayon whor. the pM week ciyiS th rmers v. j r . "Y tie ' s.ht. m have" t ie A s fewMtiattoni c. is on " very Ce seed .been rejected. treating Freewas tho . aame sympa-o-f good tbelr promise. Crjrtat rtx--cj . Greet banks of Athletic ci.b la U wheat, oats and potatoes and in come down yet poeal offered ly tie man wU Bassett hi morrow nikt and led that the the , spirit dltsawd without "dtbtaf'. spraying orchards and pruning them snow cover the hills and fill the ehaag-idea- t grand mar$ And the boy In feu and varied Prealias the Tips basket ahootera frc3 Ul:h had pxjr-tfinds Only suceSsful intervention by for the 'best results. hoUows, where they will be released little difficulty ' 1 pf Ccir . ( Wilson, It speared last night, lng aspects of nature! in 'the flash after theljj captain.,' The dance waa j stror-ea- t warm spell or a rain Tbe two one were the men of of who social fine first the event of the twelve rivals , tae'ef have, Waters, by sunbeams,' the brotherhood of given The glint strike. a can avert a blos-atournament in eason fbnds the demonstrations and in various parts of colected will the agregattons The heavy,, winter has closed pracleaders gave no indication that even the movement of clouds, the . the county and report the demonstraex- toward paying for the armory, of the go chief weight practically decidei of Superior nation's orchards, play the road from of soming the all of the wagon appeal tically tions of The reand for Brigham Young. Avfrom dance , the batUe successful the to charm also tad very the mystic They set colors receipt can change their purpose canyon of this vicinity and th Provo ' 150 pounds Alva waa Chat school the tickets sold under port farmers th th have theii and by moon High ; eraging pro " light. obtain a basic eight hour day now only open only as far is canyon Utah marks-me- q rush rata time for overtime through the , As an educational triumph the sig- girls amount to approximately 2225.00, own seed wheat and potatoes for this as Springdell , with, very bad place downed by tbe half.of in tbs first year and will not Deed to go outside from Olmsted -of the protective feature. 6f alflcant feature of the performance ns up. The snow in th of the county for their supplies. were frequent in the early flat- - v B. Y. U. HIGH SCHOOL the Foul on enthusiasm refused manifest the They f their organisations. south fork of Provo canyon is five them-hou- r Simmon and Egertson of momenta WINS FIRST ....i DEBATE; to submit their case to the eight.. faces of ' the young musicians and six feet' deep on the level and . SECOND TODAY ASSIGNED CUlEDIAIf each ARGUE Utah ' accumulating four persoMaJ. Gen.jelves. commission headed by no one has attempted to go dp the wers replaced. Despite Both to nal!. the of await necessary . to months study The 03JE3ITD TO BY George W. Goethals, or north fork or Deer creek since last treatment team B. they received, school U. the is to The Y, on court rough served heighten thy High THE only recital this CBK2?AEZ3TS falL decision of the supreme made a gam master-Freigthe Oklahoma boy uow hi the busiest part of it apreclaUon- - of. the The travel by wagon in many placonstitutionally of the Adamson eeext second half.. The team ah Wala In la he the Last night Mary E, Corbett negative guardian of pieces presented, which fact employees, yard men ce In Spanish Fork canyon are also fight in the at them 1ft 19 to was art. Roen school Heber classic against team, met ter Tork the Corbett C, of , Corbett, Cady High New wtyt g characteristic from Colton to th but blocxed, engiae hostlers on the their almost httd Nick- be it literature, painting, music or which resulted la victory, terral aad nd Mack Corbett ha been f3d in Central lines east and west, the the road has been open all own with thethey victors in the second Bpan-isMrs. L. team met aflrmstive rail and Mr. he court district Ohio similar The a period what-not- ; by whereas and el plate and Baltimore winter, as the snowfall has, been of Fork today- and the locals are L Colvin. The childrens father .was period: devoted to rag time music would In that section. roads and la the great yards ' half. from Valter H. Corbett, who died ,recnty7 tight name second to the result for first he and looking will satiate disgust and St; Louis, . score: The team. as heroes nd their mother was the daughter from the negative them ' Long after our- basket ball leave their poets. YOUNQ (35) BRIGHAM was Colvin. lost .She Mr. debate last Mrs. peoand very if The by shall be .forgotten, these young evening They wUl be followed Sunday B.F. P. T.Pt. and 1912. After attended. weU in and on on Titanic er the life orchestras the April, interesting ple win be organising the same classes of workmen ft 4 ft , I ;...--.4 Simmons, rf and gtlmulatlng the beautiful In music the debate tbe judges and debatora hen she was '"returning from Southern railroad, the Norfolk 0 S 0 0 f , throughout BEOOD McDonald, r the hamlets towns and were banqueted at tbe Cafeteria. Mary E. Corbett is the mother ACE Western, the Virginia, Chesapeake 0 lft e H. t the. childrens father, Walter ...,.,...5 Eggertsen, northwest cities of the entire intermountain Ohio and on a group of 0 It r Mack ...........2 g Rails, "orbett Ona of the children. ' region. 4 era roads. 2 2 FOO FOCUS Andrus, 1 g . 'orbett, b living "with Mr. and Mrs. No formal outline of the hroth Q 0 Hales, c for , Colvin and the other two children YOUNQ 0 hoods program beyond the plan ei- JONES TO MEET 0 ft de- - Bowman, r g were sows brood 20 Duroc MAR. oh The K. Fifteen Corbett. Mrs. utth TUESDAY, JORDAN Mary these two days was made public this publectors to the apointments of Mrs. lire red to fifteen Vineyard boys ther to the managers or to the the ' been Corbett a ..16 32 12 2 35 a have have wil Tbe Provo that of following .juror guardian place their ob- morning under the auspices of the fans The lic. It was said, however, (24) acdrawn for the April term of the jection on. the ground that the are local Farm bureau for that section on the other roads chance to see their champion in F. P. T.Pt. freight employees fortunate were' he who care Jesse when court: the and children Hall, better boys ible toive the Fourth district tion again next Tuesday 0 i.ft in the country would be twenty-fou- r will McKltrick r f .....--enough to get one of the pigs or meets one of the best men in j the Jr., Payson; WilUam S. Bramhall, then is Mrs. Corbett y 12 6 group, at twelve Salt 1 are the who Stewart, f If the pay the shippers, class. Springville; John 8. Holdaway, Pleas11 hour intervals after Sunday. caused welter weight next head c $33 tVilke, per Lake Stock Yards raffle Phil Jordan hails from Oregon and ant Grove; George C. Scott, Jr, Lake HOME GARDNERS BY of freight 0 paralysis of fall. Note have been signed in the j Lane r g Provo; THE THOUSANDS ASK in the game for the past View; George M. NuttelL been trader the has in 2 result not 1 doe. UNCLE SAM FOR SEED meantime to guarantee tbe payment McClure, 1' S Bench; Joseph time, the five years and has defeated many of Hns Poulson,-Prov- o the managers before that , of the money. ' , H. Wilde, American Fork; Andrew passenger train, the good ones. 1 employee, on ' nil ...10 4 been shipped Into won- Halverson, Mapletohj W. T. Hatch, Totals also 12. the have Sows done Since Mar. baa season Washington, -- The - present wlllhe ordered out Wednesday, Pleasant and 25 . began Lehi, American Fork, said Springville; 'Alma Cr Hales; Spanish home gardening der for Jordan, as he has "added a fast," The railroad .managers Eli- throughout the country as a means to Grove and within, the next ten days Chicago, Mar.' 14. Playing toy-- " Hat E. his to Alpine; Moyle, enough victories Joseph Fork; straight RangAlva they expected that the in to made the boys game, be will -as tbe short Jack Edward cost of food, passing meet the increased enable Them shipment Benjamin; He has met 6uch men jah D. the al men would remain to on Reynolds,-A- rt Chester, iHappy Saun- Ball, Pleasant Grove; John H. An- department of agriculture has been tbe souths end of the county. County ers basketball team, representing skeleton-serviAlof school to maintain ax Normal William swamped with hundreds of thousands Farm" Agent CrWr Lindsay reports Northwestern -ders, Qeo.. Fairbanks, John Kallas, derson, American Fork; Trimost roads. The to Parka anaf Hamlin made Is defeated va. Okla., being that a great effort their em- Geo. Mensunda (the Terrible Jap), Finch, Goshen; Andrew B. Anderson, of requests for free seeds. time ago caused a census all over the county to angles of Chicago, 49 to 29 and for Leh!; John H. Koyle, Spanish Fork; tbe the say meet of to boys Oficials . department get wants Jopes Jordan . ", a John T. Pyne, Provo Bench; Frank that unfortunately they have no seeds start raising hogs for the market looms a one of the formidable quin16 the belt and waa wiling to put up m.J resulted it was said m S. tets In tbe national A. A. U. basketseeds providThomas free Jones, to distribute. The forfeit, but Jones would not accept Hopkins, Payson; This ball championships at tbe second regiIs five Provo; Heber C. Taylor. Santsquln; ed by Congress are distributed by the SERGEANT RAY CUNNINGHAM owing to the fact that Jordan LAKE SALT ment armory. TO STUDY LA WIN Jos. Otterson, Spanish Fork; John members of Congress direct and this pounds the heavier man. Profew on some roaas w be Sorenwill worth Soren $200,000 about this of Brigham Young university of satassured are supply Springville; Reynolds, years . The fans Y the to of per cent on others ths came through beCunntngn&m has No more vo, Utah, that Sergeant Ray son, Lehi; John J. Scbarrer, Payson. waa long ago exhausted. one of the best matches that The manager, estimated court will oped free seeds will be available until late Second squadron Utah cavalry was isfaction of Coach Nelson Norgren winter. district this Fourth 'The here off 40,000-mebeen puUed ajreeuv tween W.000 and in Provo today .ranging to move to friends aftd administered a decisive for tbe April term on the 2nd of April in tbe summer. on of SL ployed on the road, to Browning-Kingi Salt Lake, where be will take a posl-- i defeat and the Jury is returnable April I. AT THE CON. ' strike is" to begin Saturday night SERVICES GREOATIONAL and lirra law a . . CHURCH HANS LARSON ARRE8TEO Louis, 62 to 21, , Ion with prominent - - FOR CRUELTY TO ANIMALS wli study law. Jun- PROF. R. J. EVANS IS and school Sunday Preaching, SAM SCHWAB LEAVES ' A petition for the apolntmcnt of CHECKING UP COUNTY MARKETS ior Endeavor next Sunday at the FOR EASTERN esA fine baby boy arrived at the Alva Nelson administrator of the " Hans Larson has been arested on , usual hours. died who tate of Edward L. Dodder, Professor R. J. Evans of tbe Utah a charge of cruelty to animals. He home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence The matter of church union will been file-and morn-anmother Th tocanvon J at Omaha Jan. 5. 1917. in Is at In Provo the Fort horses for left college yesterday. a .business Spanish voting Agricultural preaented Now York yesterday on court and by Della there-the1 m he Fourth district day to inspect the work of tbe coun- this winter and according to the child are getting along nicely On tbe way east ing service at 11 oclock. It He pleasure trip. deceased. a of has the now widow that he and fore Tery Importanat that all IvKlder, ty farm agents department. Profes- complaint two of them starved to the father says win visit St. Louis, Chicago on etc. xvater his take to . salesman estate, ''real found about berg ad friends of the church should sor Evans reports that be fia left right, death.'" Other were In bad condition .traveling Orleans. They will spend i $2O,C0'vi at valued he retires. Bench, when Provo found .In tnem. excellent condition. when' the officer , place .the county , be present at that meeting. three months Tp the east. 1--t 'rrs .! mr I) t... ertn tifsTS rtri f pwarad. o'e o ti t.liy fve y 2,p Ej r: urt r no-tie- n ti swtit I'J C t ' a-- t. , . a - -- tt sun-ecutl- -- -- taw-(th- ht lr '' ea-ao- Kes-rratio- n h Chi-cag- o - - - covs wr,;.i cuds Eng-on- BETTO SMS Jurors Drawn For April Term of Court - 1 a -- ' 0 -- s ,4 ht ce . wu - wW . n s Cas-sit- v mem-Ne- w y |