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Show ' t THE PROVO POST The POSTs PUBLISHING ICOMEANT, SUBSCRPTOS PRICES IN ADVANCE On year .,.......7 8 lx months x l.SOOnemonUi 78 . H. C. KICKS, Editor. Cents . r2 Cents N. C. HICKS, Manager. Entered at the Postofflce of Provo City as 7 Act ot Congress, March 3, J884. ' s.. months ,....$2.50Thre . tiie loafer.,. yyhytolerate of the of XT' best citizens Provo are asking that thHLhty Com-"m- i Many ssi oners pass an ordinance dealing directly with thc jtftm-- and hoys who make it a habit of loafing on 'Academy ZAfhheZand Center Street day and night. Thetse crowds have long congregated alon these streets and have often made themselves obnoxious, ,to all passers by making remarks and using boisterous language, especially when youn ladies are passing. If is alX reported that at tiroes some of the ygunger fellows attempt to foJkw the school girls to their homes, and often these hoys have taken liberties, that should result in their prosecution, but owing to the young ladies not desiring publicity or otoriety they have escaped. Other cities have had this problem to deal with and have, passed ordinances making street loafers anc those who .congregate in public places for no purpose subject to fine and imprisonment. The ordinances have worked very .successfully rand havffesulted in Very materiallycleaning up' the city" and also. iaisippfhe" standard of morality.. it Linked with the street loafers is the young man who will hang around the stage entrance of the Opera ITouse every time a comic opera cames to town for thepurpo.se of getting a side gUtnce at some girl whomi ghtehanceto be passin g by. Not only a ey found hanging nround tlm stage entrance, attempting to make a. mash damsel with a shady reputation, but they eon on some foot-liggregate an front of the restaurants ancTeven attempt to carry on their disgusting pranks inj.the hotels' and rooming houseR of the city, One ordinance' could he made that would cover the entire list o would tend to clean up a lot of rottenness which these .evils, and has crept into town. We have often heard of the dangers of a gir walking alone on the streets of Salt Lake City, hut young womeq are not Subject to half of the indignities there that they are right here at home. Outside of those who are on thu streets at night or even In the day time, few' realize how Tar these evils have gone, but If tbe movement now on foot is successful If is to be hoped that the officers will he able to put a definite quietus upon these abominable practices. re-th- ht 1 X i if . MAKE RULES BOTH WAYS. Miss Virginia Bush, one of the most popular instructors in the English Department of thu University of Utah, has given 'the following good adviee which the young men of that institution, the B.Y. ' U. and other public institutions should take to heart. de-- Beware of girls that sponge on you, said Miss Bush:- -I test the habit among young women of the universities and think it is a shame and an outrage that the boys who have to scrape and struggle' to attend the university should be requested to spend lavish amounts at the social functions. The boys ought to take it upon themselves to find out the girls that work fellows to spend their money bn them and scratch their names from their social calendar. These conditions have existed in all the larger institutions for a e and young girls liave often thoughtlessly caused boys X long-timschool to Bpend money on them which they could ill afford. as the boys have been working theirjway through school and canopt Jhg-tocareful over their finances. o While boys should shun girls who try to work Ihem the girls 7 on the other hand should freeze,r the fellows who will continually 7gr(o parties and other plaeeeTaTone" with the expectation 'of having good times with the girls when they aVi ive under the care of a chaperon, alone or in bevicB as the case may be. Girls Have a right to -and the fellow .who expect boys who go to parties to ' alone con be not should Jderatiou. goes given any if take-partne- rs - THE ADMISSION OF ARIZONA., - Wednesday Arizona became a member of the Union.- - The presi- depta proelamatiou that its people-ha- l eomplied with the cnahling act threw" open the gates and let the for state come In. 'Follthe announcement the that had taken this action, preibdent owing -W. llunt of office took as oath the George governoFTn PhoenlxXnd the government uf the new state-wa- s begun. ,The admissiuuf Arizona marks the completion ofthe Union with- -- X zs: The reputation of this old, reliafor constipation, indigestion and liver trouble, is firmly established. "It doc3 not imitate other medicines. It is better than would not be the fa others, vorite liver powder, with a larger Sale than all others combined. F2 SOLD IN TOWN ble medicine, rit - intrings enjoyment A woman, for various reasons, may elect to be 6 3 - No. - 410 n. 4 For For For For For Sanpete points . all points East A QUIN A' MARION - As Lempert. Sound Sleep Is usually impossible to the bilious. But biliousness yields and headaches, sour stomach, indigestion go when the bowels are regulated and the liver and kidneys stimulated by OElGElMS PILLS I 7.. .7 .... , .. . .... - ; . . . ...... 9 :20 a. m, 10 :00 a. m. 6 :32 p. m. 6 :57 p. m, 8 3jp. in X. 7X ..... - iiyidXt. That Good-Co- ! al Lump, Nut and Slack fair sized crowd went to the SoM iTcrjwko, iastpight to witness the wrestling match and boxing contest. Thewreutling match between D. PXdTensworth of Ohio and Joe Massey of Denver proved to be the best drawing card of the evening. The match all told lasted only six minutes. In the first three minutes Massey 'threw w ith a cradle hold. The second fall he won in the same length - o time in a chancery. Good preliminaries wrere engaged in by young Fuller and young Darw in. " The lads"put up a good stiff wrestle. Cook and Anderson also wrestled and Anderson won the necessary two falls. Tlu boxing contest' between Geo, Cordosh and Harry Dempsey proved to be a great disappoint ment tb the boxing fans of the town, on account of i the contest lasting less than one round.' The two men started and were creating considerable amusement when Dempsey to avoid punishment dropped on his knees. Cordosh struck him before he arose and the referee gave Dempsey the bout. The spec.ta- tors' complained about thTaffait and Dempsey would have gone in for'the' seven rounds buthis. seconds ipterferred and stopped the fight. The preliminaries 'consisted of a three round bout between Hose Boshard nnd young Bandley and a three round contest between Cook and Evans. The next contest will be between Cordosh and Cox on the 29th of the month. Both boy are in training for the match and will put uf some good boxing. SMOOT ' & la boiM 10c 23 assssc s, . BIG NEW YORK SUCCESS SPAFFORD - - Phone 17 - Summer all Winter THE AT THE Famous Winter Resorts BEST OF -- OF- I TRAIN Spend the Long Cold Day Amid the Flowers and Sunshine ' SERVICE K3SSS SFCCIAL PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT Matinee--25-c Night-ZS50c, 75c and 50c . Delii erv, City. THREE tOXTI SANTA FE ROUTE BURLINGTON V v Ii Wanted crop' alfalfa. 1X707 Utah. : . - PACIFIC UNION PACIFIC TWO RIGHTS TO CHICAGO TWO NIGHJS TaS17.LOUJS Anll-Fni- n - THROUGH , CHOICE OF ROUTES SLEEPERS X T0 r--4 TrUor further information see tiny r or address -- ' CHICAGO KANSAS CITY t2r PiHa will hoip you. fi- THREE NIGHTS TO NEW YORK It matter how hurd vour hoad achea, DK MHea RobTE MISSOURI -- 10 ; WITH EAST tons first James Clavton About -- OCmSCANQ ROUTE' TRAINS General - asa UE55S32 (N CONNECTION LATE TO CLASSIFY" ilrs. I cruise- - F7AVt)ody, e Denver&RieGrailde OF THE WORLD Train-Servic- VIA LINE ' Here is armessege of hope and good cheer from Mrs. J. C, Martin, Boone Milt, Va.. who is the mhther of eighteen 'ekTklrefh-M- rs Martin was auml ofhtomaeh trouble and constlpation by Chamberlain Tablets after fie' years of suffering, apd now recommends these tablets to the public. Sold by all dealers., Wev SCENIC WANTED Lady or gentleman to do some home w:ork. Eloper Week; ex! pericnce unnecessary. Address Note: This attraction plays at $1.59 in alli the large. cities. Reserve Seats at Box Office - sly -- Superb Cast and Production. (N o Hi gher) i- : -- c, The , . . . . solitary,-bu- t Opera House Tlte Talented Actress LX ... .... .V all points East Tintic Branch points. all points East. . . . . Guar-aMmUkala- i R.Rr V TOO .. Buttte7Assistantdashier. A. 1 . ... J os. General Banking Business Transacted. U. S. DEPOSITORY -- N0- rarely is this her condition without the accompanying sense that something has been missed out of her life. A man stands isolation, loneliness, a great deal better. - Chorus-Lad- y L-- HolbrookfJ, . Wm Knight, J R Twelves, Geo. Taylor, Sr-- , Roger Farrer. . ...1.X Jos.. TV Farrer, Cashier. live-labori- Saturday Matinee & Night FEB. 24 I Vice-Preside- TIME TABLE JJo 512 , C. E. Loose, EFrECTIVElSUNDAY,NOVIMBER 12, 51 P. M. TrainswiJI leave from Union Station, Provo, las follows : V - LEAVE PROVO FOB EAST. r V- - CURRENT - x - IRECTORS!- RIO-GRAN- DE & X SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT As" CAPITAL $100,000 SURPLUS $40,000 Reed Smoot, President ' OHS Miss Grace Aylesworth . Liver Medicine DENVER-- UTAH PEOYOCITY, ' ' LEAVE PROVO FOR WEST. , a. m. neither thedfudge nor the plaything of man, neither the faint adum:34 8 . . T ... . No. 409 For Salt Lake a. m. :10 No!! and West bration of a husbands greatness nor the mere scintillating ornament North.' For all points ,,.11 l 12:57 p. m - No.-w- 5 For all points West and North. of his house and table, says the Philadelphia Public Ledger. Yet,-th-e 4 .St p. m. V -77. Salt Lake 511 7. .'. greater happiness-o- f woman will not usually be found in a tvorld en- . No: 8 For ;8 1 P'm- West and North r.XXrr'r-.--r'For all points 7 tirely her own, from w hichher partnerTiynature Is excluded. - There - HEBER BRANCH.. a. m. is .a reason why there Should be marrying and, giving in' marriage" .V V7T. 7s.. ."TV. No. 308 Leave Provo. 3 :45 . . Heber in from , is Provo from of the dreary prolegomena Malthus. There' No. 307 Arrive p.( m. quite apart discontinued. 8 been 7 have and No. No. the sympathetic association of man and woman, divinely and naturalThe only line to Ogden and Denver withourchange. FresTreclininiT' ly designed, the first and the final stimulus to scorn delights and Cara, Through Sleeping Cars, and Elegant Diners on all throngh trains. Qhair slays, when that is necessary for thesake-o- f the work W. H, MITCHELL I. A. BENTON, to be doneon the other hand, when pleasure bas its rightful, salutary F.A VVADLEIGH A D. C. P. & A. T. Ajjent C. P. is doubled when there are two to the 3ZZ2 'THE Savings Bank & BOlcWrausHT if x -- sees It is a very serious matter to salt for one medicine and have the wrong one given you. For this reasoiv we urge you in buying to be areful to get the genuine-- - WOMAN. X A woman is only a w'omant No; she Is a refining, uplifting 7 influence, and that she may be free for her ministry she mut be -- 1 -- Very Serious self-governi- matter according to second-clas- s Provo Commercial what Alaska as well 4 By considered the continental area tof the United looked asthe .remote insular possessions being States, " ' " X tipotfas something apart. From the Declaration of Independence ),o the admission of Arizona embraces one hundred and thirty-si- x years of progress and in the history of the world. The never before equalled end far surpasses the hope of the founders of the republic, who even in their dreams saw no visfon of a landextending from ocean to oceiuTand cm bTaPTp jTntttlOlis of sqtrartr miles trr wMcfaru either Great 1 Britaimnor the colonies fad made any claim. From theAlleghany mountains to the Pacific ocean it was a vast wilderness with the exception of a few French and Spanish settlements which maintained au isolated .and precarious"existeneer To subject this great area to civilization and to establish within it states'was a task far greater than the men oh group of could have thoughf possible to achieve-- - X era thjgs Revolutionary The great work" has" been accomplished, and is a notable 'fact that the last state to enter the Union embraces the region where ImihstJ the United Staterwas begtmrAt best it was but a crude attempt and only a fewscattered ruinapreserve the record of its achievement. -- It contributed nothing tn aid or to ' instruct the civilization which subsequently picked its painful way across plain and mountain to where the walls of Casa Grande marked the existence of the earlier dominignj but it suffices now to give 71 7 Arizona a pleasing and interesting distinction. iiri Published Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and. 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