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Show I PAGE FOUR THE PROVO POST r " ' ' ONLY WOMAN EXCURSION TO SALT hundreds laboK -SAVING DAMAGED . LEPHANT TRAINER LAKE APRIL 26th - - JULESBURG DAM IN THE WORLD located at 42 East Third South, is Via Salt-LakRoute. One fare s' and s for round 011c of Salt Lakes most aecouut University .The man who started out to ex- Great Waves Have Cubsided trip, s That Feel Workers a circus without the elephant Big for Stu- - ploit clean and mod- Mex. For Saved to discover that Camp Coun- wonldbeapt he, rnr iir x- reiyTespccT: Priec5are df idsAsk for tickets via SALT had mistaken his ocatTon. ty. -"very reasonable and the treatment LAKE ROUTE. J 1TLKSBU110T-Col- a when eauxe, somehow or other, r.April 15. is courteous. Provo people should IK) of the most AfteF we hours ever think cireus, we think of -- make this - 4keir4ioadquarters, at theso-bug- eis believed it strenuous work, and it pachyderms Tw o or three doors west of Colon- WANTED r Clean cotton- rags at takes us back to the & oVlock that the of dam India, mysterious ial Theatre. n I , this office. is whereprincess of the royal blood Julesburp reservoir safe. blow-inThe gale which has been ride in solid silver howdahs, studsince yesterday noon lias parded .with pearls .and pigeons rubies tially subsided and the heavy on the - In the old days of the big tents, 'waves have ceased to beat S ifcw as reckqnedsuffieient toJiave top of the dam. The ' work of two or three elephants along, and pilingsSks filled tv 3th sand and ARSENATE OF LEAD rock aruUdirt to their size ami peculiarities alone hauKng-san- d, satisfied the multitudes. But now- strengthen the embankment con- A- Manufactured at Crand Junction, Colorado adays, when the big show- - comes tinued steadily through the night to itown and makes its parade and all day today with 250 men Nine prominent arsenates of lead used in Colorado last ( alone the sidewalk and all the teams available in the 4 pedple stand - The Tourairie Hotel f , K v4H H Hm!K i Over Reduce Stocked-r.lU- ot YOUR GAIN OUR LOSS e 7 comfort-able-hotehlH- Reser-vohCj- - - g lAMffiSi-iSEMV- LIME-SULPHU- 1. -- R wereanalyzed bjrthe 3taterThe Latimer: Brand 'year 15 showed cent a hl count- lhe'"cIepEhntsrThen they go over to the lot In the afternoon and sit in judgment upon the performance given by these monstrous but intelligent beasts. If the latter is not up to the stand over total arsenic oxide and was the per only one which contained NO SOLUBLE ARSENIC. FOR SALE BY t ' ' The Utah County fnit Produce Association. ,t The Springville-MapletO- H Frnit Growers Association. The Carpenter Seed Company. The Alberta Trait Growers Association. V- 1 , Nut Slack . & TVmmum-Fr-GUlooring- -.. . c an-exjir- $34.50 '. ..$2.75 $1.85; I .$29.56 No. No.l Com. Fir 12 to- - 1G. Fir Latlu. Sheating. 1 -- , . 1 .$27.50 . .:i :.$2o.o6 . ...$3.75 Li A Other prices proportionately as low. Several parties can, o o 'w ear load and-w- e wilLallow, .y "fogethcr'toriake-ti- p and Lake Salt to toward expenses of representative coming ,e 4 seeing the materials and watching the loading, cash prices. $19.50 J 4 New Traiii Service SCENIC t k it4- ytur- v ! ia-'LTT -v- LINE: OF --TOE Denver a Riotirande 1V0RLD IN CONNECTION WITH SANTA FE ROUTE BURLINGTON ROUTE ROCK ISLAND ROUTE THREE EAST - TRAINS MISSOURI f PACIFIC UNION PACIFIC EAST TWO NIGHTS TO CHICAGO, 1 TWO NIGHTS TO ST. LOUIS THREE NIGHTS TO NEW YORK ess THROUGH CHOfCE OF ROUTES forty-foot-rin- '- - $27.9Q , 4rPN55XFic:Ittistie o SPAFFORD ' Phone 17J I $10.50 1x4 --Xor-3 1x4 No. 3 V. G. Flooring. . . 1x4 No. 2 V. G. Flooring No. 1 Cedar Shingles No. 2 Cedar Shingles 8 in. No. 2 Clear Fir Rustic 8 ; PRICES F. 0. B, CARS PROVO CITY. . 2x6-an- d .O Salt Lake City, Utah. of-th- e That Go6d Coal! SMOOT -- 46CTS67 GilTWestr I ard, they. go away telliug each other tliatihis j)i rtieu a r eire us doesnt amount to much. The Sells-Flot- o Circus, which comes hefe ou June 18h, has althe ways boasted of possessing most marvelously trained herd of elephants on the face of the globe. All showmen will tell - you that they work faster than any that damaged. The work of permahave ever before been before the nently repairing the dainege done public. Heretofore they Jiave al- by tile storm will begin at once. ways been introduced by a man , traner, but this year a woman was REWARD . MESSENGER found who eould handle these WHO SHOT BANDITS TO SAVE TREASURE huge beasts just as well as Carl Ilagenbeek or any of the famous Give Best Run ahd animal educators who have made Wells-Farghistory in the amusement world. Large 'Purse to David Trouse- Her name is Lueia Zora, aud dale. Who Risked Life For when it is stated that she possesses all the control of the masters of SAN AN TON 10, Tex., A pri I 1G. this strAnge and curious art, the assertion will be backed .up by David Trousedale, the performance when the circus messenger, who killed two bandits who held up a. Southern Pacific arrives here. Can you imagine yourself in a train'riear Eldridge, Texas, Mareli g with half a dozen 13, will get the best 'run iivJhe service. of these tremendous animals cur- Wells-Farg- o will about and Trousedales you,, veting capering promotion immake him what are executing supervising messenger apparently possible stunts, piaking each one between here aud Houston, which is considered the most desirable perform at his appropriate-tim- e, never allowing any of them to berth in the service in the South. The promotion carries a salary miss their cues, and at thesame time seeing to it that you escape of $2,000 .a year., In addition to personal danger? Because if you this, Trousedale, who is on vaca-tio- u at his o Id home at Nashville, take any-- showmans' word for it, who has had experience, Jie will Tenn., will, upon his return this tell you that no animal of the week, receive a purse "of $1,000 menagerie or hippodrome require aud a $250 watch from the exmore careful and incessant watch- press company. , Trousedale s nerve saved nearly ing than the elephants. Mine. Zora will appear with the $100,000 in treasure. herd of performing elephants, both matinee and even- IGNORANT OF AIRCRAFT, MAN IS BLOWN ABOVE ing. Her advejit into the circus -- - CLOUDS IN BALLOON world as a director of elephant ' aVnevvacts marks departure in amusements ami a vocations, and --COSSQNAY, Switzerland. Apri possibly opens up a novel field 14. The Swiss Aero clubs bal loon St. Gothard is somewhefe for feinTnIne"endeaor. above the clouds L with a man aboard who is totally ignorant o ' handling the aircraft. - The balloon vvas retuntHig Irom ar flight tod3n:with.a.piUt-at- u' three passengers. During an attempt to land, basket was blown against a rock the pilot by a wind gust-atwo of the passengers thrown out, Thus lightened the balloon up to a height of 15,000 feet whirled away with the third pas seflger, a man who had just made FIRST OF A SERIES OF his initial flight. -- V. A camp was established and the men were supplied with food and hot coffee which they hastily partook of during brief respites from the heavy work. The Union Pacific railroad company furnished a large force and all available I men were put to work. Although, the top bankment was badly the cement u oik broken aud crumbled with the force of thje mad waves, it is not thought that th main structure, is in any way - JxG esrpnrt "of the w LUMBER. CO. L SALT-LAK- E SLEEPERS - TO For farther Information see any " address ' D. & R. Agent T CHICAGO" I. A. BENTON, G. A. P. D- Z: ' Salt Lake , ' KANSAS City. CITY F. A. WADLEICH, G. P. A. Denver, Colorado." ST. LOUIS . , mat Sells-Flot- o Five Passenger Touring 'Car . Commercial or Torpedo Roadster S780 S 680 ' All Cars fully equipped. ElQetric aud Gas Lights Less trouble, lees expense than a bor.saaud buggy. : More mileage more' pleasure.-rr-r-The Car that runs any place every day, rain dr shine. 1 Provo 1 New Touring Car . . . Second Hand Touring S780;00 CarS45000 ' t No. 1 N o. 4HL 4 No. all points Last. all points Last. TintidllranCb. points all points Last. In the Shadows, L ller- man Fink) Dance.,, Band 4L Cornet' Solo, Ill Sing Thee Songs of Araby, (F. Clay) Arthur Overlade 4. Overture. .Berlin iu Joy and Sorrow (Conracli) Baud '1 ,4. . For For For For For Salt Lake v. JlUtt- LF,AE PROVO FOR No. 409 1 No. No. 5 No. 511 No. 3 ... ' 308-r-Lea- ve 8 A4 :23 p. in. WEST ........ all points West and North all points West and North. Salt Lake. . . . , . all points North and West. .L,; . . .34 a. m., .11 :10 a. m. .12 57 p. m . 4 31 p. m, . '9 :3l p. na. . 8 HEBER BRANCH. 9:30 3:45 Provo. No. No. 307 a. m. Arrive Provo from. Heber p. m. No7&- hare hevtt ilicntiou.h The only line to Ofden, and Denver withont ehtafe. Free relinuu Chair Cara, Through Sleeping Car and Elegant ffloen on all tbroagii train YY. H. UITCHELL, I. F.A. WIBLEIGH BENTOS, -G. 4 P. 9. Aural. , P, I I. 4. "No.1 7 tad Jr. r r ft I ti Hertrr Grimirpu- Sneeze. . . Cliris Sorenson Vision of Soloine. (Ar-etiibol- Joyce), .... ?md d VaW L Band La Parloiua. (Yradier) Spanish Serenade . . . Band Selection from The (Gustate Luders) Oriental Sho-Gu- n In addition to the above, 3 reels' FINE PICTURES. Get season Tickets and thus secure your choice of seat3. Said opens April 18, 1912. Dress Circle, 25c; First Circle 10c 15c; Parquet xnll bwdrft itf hatch." NOTICE. Geo. S. Busby, formeHe of Bus hy & Eggleston, who have been engaged in the shoe .repairing business on North Academy Ave.. wishes to announce that he is now located at 57 N. First West, eDpera House, and is prepared to satisfy the wants of the d4-l- ) public in shoe repairing op-pos- ...Band -- ft PRICES i Hoiirs-Ar- e t Ft I 5 I a. Excursion rates via Salt Lake Route. On sale April 19th, return limit April 20th. J Valuable in this busy age. ing. 9 This is especially true jq traveb SO in traveling east or west; north or south. by rail, you plamtoget to your destination in the shortest possible time; you' want modern comfort,' and you expect and require every possible measure of protection Without these features, travel is what General Sherman said war is. THE ... Oregoa Shorl Linc RrR; i in oOnneetion with the Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and 0. W . R. & X. liues, desires to serve you to all eastern points, to the Pacific Coast' arid locally. -- $75,000,000 is being expended iu these lines west of the Missouri; the block signal system for protection is being kept at the highest possible state ofeffectivcncss, and equipment and. service are coiituuially being improved anti brought' to the latest standards of double-trackin- it HORSE SHOW, SPANISH FORK, APRIL 19th -- i t. ...,. PICTlRK 9 20j JO'.OO a." 'nT h .32 p. m. 6 .57 - .... he 2. M.- - , For For For For Tickets nn sale. April 2'JUi, 30th, May 1, 2, 3, 4 and '5th. Final lunit June 27th. Foi literature, Tickets and - Information see any SALT LAKE ROUTE AGENT, or w rite to J. H. MANDERFIELD, A. G. P. A. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. - 8tars and Forever 7 (SouStripes .Band sa) 1. March,-T- JJEAYE PROVO FOR EAST. - Chair Cars S a, GREELEY. Golo . April-1- 6, Of the many freaks played by the wind, that of yesterday' which lifted the nest of a setting .ben made in an empty cracker box and deposited it, hen and 33 eggs, on the top of a rural mail delivery Iwx. a quarter of a mile away, was the strangest,-Th- e hen is the property of .Mrs. Ida Erickson, living three miles east of here, and the owner saw the wind take the nest from the ground, lift it 30 feet in the-ai- r and finally leave it on the box undisturbed. The.hen 'has settled down to her new location TrCTURE Station, Provo, as follows : . .Ko512-o- 12, 5 P. n PROGRAM DENVER & RIO GRANDE R.R. Trains will leave from Union EXCURSION-RATE- SETTING HEN IS CARRIED ' QUARTER MILE BY WIND AND IS NOT DISTURBED Weekly Engagements 155 North Academy Avenue UTAH. PROVO, EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, JSOVEMBER mi TEN 'THE HOME OF THE FORD CURRENT TIME TABLE Free r Reclining Band Concert . G. R, STARK, County Agent Frank Ramsey Garage 51.-- ' j Provo .Call, write .or JphoneJor demqnstrationorparticulars to Phone VACATION Room Compartment also Tourist .Sleepers j April 18 - WE. HAVE ON HAND FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1 Drawing Opera Houle not because it is Buy a FORD because it is a better Car cheaper. . THE IDEAL PLACE TO SPEND YOUR, STANDARD ta r.r Consult any g qualify,' Short Line representative when you arrready to travel 4 . , J J |