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Show The Touraine Hotel located at 42 East Tliird South, is one of Salt Lakes most comfortable hotels, It is clean and modern in every respect. Prices are very reasonable and the treatment is courteous. Provo people should make this ' their headquarters. Two or three doors west of Colon-ia- l Theatre. . FOR HUSBAND WHO ABANDONED HER CHICAGO, Sept. 13. Deserted by her husband, whom she had met through a matrimonial paper, Mrs. G .11. Moore advertised in the same publication, this time under an assumed name, and received an answer from her unsuspecting spouse, who expressed an earnest desire to marry the beautiful Mrs. Henrietta Butler with . an income of $10,000. Easy- i Five Widely-DiffereWant a T Finally Mrs. Butler informed Selling Magazines Moore that if he would come to Representative to Cover Lo-cal Territory Englewood, her home, she would nt - ! I 4- K i I-- . h There is Big Money for the right person. Man or wo--- J man, young or old, .if .you want work for one hour or 8 5 hours a day, write at once to THE BUTTERICK PUB- , LISHING CO. Butterick Bldg. New YorkT talk it over. - Moore took a train from Detroit. Mrs. Moore, wearing a heavy veil, was awaiting him at the station. With her were three detectives. I love you! exclaimed Moore, as he jumped from the train and saw Mrs. Butler. That's funny, the woman vciL remover and her said, -- J 1 Before Moore finished gasptfig he was on liis way to a police station. Mrs. Moore accused him of from her when he recent lv deserted her. having taken This Bank is A Safe Granary in which to store the crop of dollars which you sow with labor and reap with hope, Feed your bank account now and it will feed you when the winter of life sets in. As your bank account grows, toil ami sacrifice- - will be rewarded with ease and pleasure, Deny yourself in small things and later you can gratify big ambitions. Great things are possible to the mail' who has money in the hank. Make a deposit today. f The Farmers & Merchants Dank $4,000 3. D. Dixon, Cashier. T. N. Taylor, President. Anyone anywhere can. with ua by mail. bail r In far Secret Service Men .Say Action Solves Puzzle That Has DisturJapanese away Japan twenty-fivmaids are Making tremulously bed Federal Officers For Some Years. for the party of 100 Japanese who M'ill leave Denver in January to CHICAGO. Sept.' , 1 1 -L- miw pay a visit to their native land. For among the 100 twenty-fiv- e Raymore, also known as Oagmore. will be young men who will jour- an artist, was' arrested bv Captain ney across the water to make the Thomas I Porter of the federal little maids their secret service bureau today chargtwenty-fiv- e ed with having circulated-numerouwives. hand painted $10 notes. An inquiring Japanese learned that if 100 made the trip to the Captain Porter said he considFlowpry Kingdom together the ered the arrest one of the most imsteamship company would give a portant made in the last year. cheaper rate. There was wo diffi- Many of these bogus notes have culty in finding 100 Japanese in been circulated i na score of the Colorado eager to visit their fath- - larger cities- ,- They, were not easy erlantL The twenty-fiv- e prospec- of detection because of the defttive bridegrooms were particular- ness and talent of the artist wrho ly eager to take? advantage of tilt made them. Raymore has a M'ife and daughtcheap rate, and have already writMho declared they believed that er maids little ten the twenty-fivthat they are coming. Raymore s large income Mas seOne ticket will be bought for cured entirely from painting porthe party and it will cost between4 traits of wealthy people .v. He is said to have confessed? $40,000 and'$50,000. The 100 will return 12,5. for thj? little brides will comb If you knew of the real value of twenty-fivalong. Chamberlain's lame Liniment for ' DENVER, HYDRO-AEROPLANE- 13. Sept. -- . f MILL WORK A SPECIALTY Phones No. 20 and 40. P. O. Box 483. Office and Yard opposte R. R. Freight Depot, PROVO, UTAH. A 4 . 1 ? i t -- THE BEE BE LU DER CO, - have received their first shipment of Schutler Wagons, Moline Plows, Deering Spring Tooth Harrows, Queen Anne Cultivator?, Beet Cultivators, Deering Mowers, Harvey Bolster Springs, Single Sets Buggy Harness, e , Light and Heavy Work Harness, Horse Collars1 and a full line of Deering Machine Extras. - e They invite the Public to call or write and get their prices. They can save you money on anything you may require in their line. j i back, soreness of the muscles, sprains never and rheumatic pains, wish to ba without it.- For sale by all dealers. you-woul- d There Jrill be a Republican pr mary for the Pleasant View precinct held in the Page School OFFICIAL House Wednesday, Sept. 18th, to select 5 delegates to the Republican County Convention, to be held To the WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. The CALL FOR station of first COUNTY CONVENTION the army, was established today by order of General Leonard Republican Electors of Utah Wood, chief of the staff at ilie at Springville Wednesday, Sept. County: war college at Washington bar- 25th, 1912,' and to trancast such A County Convention of delegated racks, on the Potomac fiver. Two other business as may come before representatives of the Republican parcanvas hangars, the Wright hy- the nrimary. ty in Utah County, State of Utah, will JAMES F. CLYDE, droplane and nearly half of the be held at Springville on Wednesday, . Chairman. enlisted men stationed at the September 23th, 1912, for the puraviation school at College Park, of electing a County Central Compose Maryland, were transported to WANTED A number of girls mittee,, and for the further purpose of the site' of the new station this for wrapping peaches; also boys nominating a county ticket to be vtoed afternoon. for picking. Apply at this office. for at the general election to be held For several months .Colonel on of 1912, and Charles P. Scriven, acting chief of ; Prof. C. R. Johnson will resume for the 5th day November, of such other busitransaction the the signal corps, has been trying teaching private vocal and piano ness as may properly come before the stato establish a Monday, the 16th, at his studio convention. Said convention will contion at the war college. 77 in the B. Y. .University. vene at 10:30 oclock a. m., and candid' The officers who have been seates wil be nominated for the follow-- , lected to fly the offices: are Captain II. R. Ilennessy and Running up and down stairs, sweep- ing1. Four State Representatives. beds over and bending ing making Ilur-olLieutenants It. C. .Kirkand, 2. 1 County Commissioner, 4 year or woman a make will not healthy S. L. Rockwell. Geiger and beautiful. She must get out of doors, term. 3. 1 County Commissioner, 2 year walk a mile or two every day and term. ImCALL FOR REPUBLItake Chamberlains Tablets to CAN PRIMARIES prove her digestion and regulate her 4. A County Clerk. 5. A County Assessor.- -bowels. For sale .by alt dealers. A County Sheilff . 6. To Republican Electors of Provo City, Utah: (. A County Treasurer. 8. A County Recorder. will be ; Republican primaries DR. W. A. THOME 9. A County Attorney. held in the various wards of Prov Dentist. 10. A County Surveyor. vo City, Utah, Sept. 19, 1912, at No. Co.. Over Hedquist Drug 11. A County Superintendent of 8 oclock p. m., for the purpose of 1 District Schools; Center West and cor. First 2, the to attend electing delegates Utah, J The said convention shall consist of Provo, Republican County Convention to 309 delegates, apportioned to the sevbe held at Springville, Utah, Sept. eral precincts of the county on the 25, 1912, and for the purpose of of one delegate to every 18 votes basis Counof two the members electing & Co. Coal Hon. Joseph Howell for repfor cast. Committee. Central ty resentative in Congress In the election The places of meeting are as folCastle Gate, Clear Creek; of 1910. As follows: , lows: -- 1 and Hiawatha , 5 , King School Alpine' Maesor First . ward 27 American Fork ' . . House.. 5 Benjamin . . ..... Second Ward County Court 1 , Colton Room. 1 Clintofi Third Ward Frankliu"' School Lumber, Lath, Shingle! 1 Cedar Fort House.- --. ... . . Fairfield ...7. .7. 1 Fourth Ward Timpanogos 5 Goshen ' School House. , 160 W. Fifth North. 2 School Highland Fifth War- d- Parker 30 . J. W. Dunn. Mgr. Lehl House. 3 Lake View GEO. T. JUDD, 3 Lake Shore . ARTHUR CRAVEN, hydro-aeroplan- e Lumber, Doors, Windows, r.Ioiildings, Lalh, Shingles, Etc., s NOTICE. S PORTLAND CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS AND HARD WALL PLASTERS, BUILDERS HARDWARE, WIRE AND SLAT v FENCE, NATIONAL FIELD AND HOG FENCE. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL e ARMY ESTABLISHES STATION T OTEST I & PHONES 104 and 105. THE BUSY : hydro-aeropla- PROVO, UTAH. ARTIST ARRESTED JAPS FOR CIRCULATING TO JOURNEY HOME; HAND PAINTED NOTE 25 TO GET WIVES 100 COLORADO WIFE SETS TRAP 0 CORNER-Prov- o. xoooooooxocxo That Good Coal! Lump, Nut and Slack ne hydro-aeroplan- es d SHOOT Cx SPAFFORD Phona 17 , oooooooooooooooooo -- BUY I f ya llali Timber ................ Home Made and Best Grade Excelsior Roller Mills Phone 124 Provo, Utah , poutland J. JOS. JOHNSON, DIXON. DON CONOVER. Committee. U-RO- You cant afford to be without Conkeys White Diarrhoea Remedy., It is a positive relief from this disease which kills thousands af ehicks yearly. Price 50c. Car. , penter Seed Co. . , : mmi SATISFACTION will result if your bundle of laundry is sent to us. NO SAW EDGES ON COLLARS ....... ............ ... Mapleton Provo First , , Provo Second Provo Third Provo Fourth Provo Fifth Payson Pb&asant Grove Provo - Bench 8 ..................... THE PROPER STIFFNESS r. IN DRESS SHIRTS , Pleasant View - Lingerie laundered without Springville ; ........ i Salem rips or (ears. If not already a patron, a Santaquin convince trial bund ill Spring-Lakv ' r - '(Spanish Fork ..." you. 4 15 18 12 18 19 25 - 8 5 32 .V. ... 10 4 Trains Change. Time- - j: DENVER & RIO GRANDE R.R. . le-w- e 1 HOWS THIS? 37 ; We orfer One Hundred Dollars Re3 Thistle ward for any - case of Catarrh that 2 iTucker cannot be cured . by Halts Catarrh - 4 . Cure. Vineyard F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. .309 Totg.l We, the undersigned, have known F. Prices Our on Get Rough 13 committees The and J. Cheney for the last respective precinct years, are requested to call their primaries believe him perfectly honorable In all and have their delegates elected to business transactions, and financially said convention not later than Sept able to carry out any obligations made 19, 1912, and immediately upon the , by his firm. election of said delegates, their names WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN. should be forwarded to the County Wholesale Druggists, i Toledo, O. Chairman at Provo.. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken interEach precinct will also dominate nally, acting directly upon Abe blood UTAH their Justice of the1! Peace and Conand mucous surfaces of thesystem. PSOVO CITY stable. Testimonials sent free. Price, Sc per $100,000 EPH HOMER, bottle. Sold by alF druggists. ' CAPITAL SURPLUS $40,000 . ' Pills Halls forjfcti-pationCounty Chairman. Take; Fafnily The only line to Ogden and Denver without ehangd. Free witiniog DIRECTORS: 3 ' Chair Cam, Through Sleeping Cam. and Elegant Diner on nil through trains. President. Reed Smoot, Few, in any medicines, have met FX WAD LEIGH I. A. BENTON, W. H, HITCEELL. 'f C: E. Loose, Vice President. . with the., uniform success that has a "The implicit confidence that mad' A P. D. G. Wra. Holbrook, J. Agee!. Knight. y ' ! jise of Chamberlains tended, people have in Chamberlain's Colic, w .x, . 3eo. t Far Sr,, Taylor, .Roger ' Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is I Colic, ' The remarkable cures of colic and founded on their experience in the U3e rer'-Joa.xT.N Farter, Cashter. w hich It has .effected In alof that remedy and their knowledge The man that thinks that New Year is the only time to turn over ! diarrhoea A. Joa. Buttt, Assistant Cashier. most every neighborhood have given of the many remarkable cures of colic, diarrhoea and dysentery that it has General Banking'Business Transacted it a wide reputation. For sale by all a new leaf makes a mistake. Such action is seasonable at any time ' ' U. S. DEPOSITORY Jdeuleis. effected. For sale by ail dealers. of the year. 'A Ihomeslic Steal "Laundry i f Provo Commercial I p i t- C.-P- 4 |