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Show i THE PRQVQ POST I ROOSEVELTS MAN GET YOUR NAME ON REGISTRATION LIST DURING OCTOBER Drop a Nickle in It and You Will Get a T. R. Campaign Gavin Tells Worker to Hit the All Classified Advertisements ' Button. ' Trail for Camp or He Will be Paid for In Advance . Send Him to Jail for Vagrancy. MACKINAW CITY. Mich.. Oct. of 10. Colonel Roosevelts present FOR RENT Two suites DENVER. Oct. 9. Murphy, rooms partly furnished, 2 roams tour of the central states was are you guilty or not guilty, in-in each suite. -- Can be had vesg Gavin from basis quired MagistrateMathew a reasonable. Call at 370 N. First placed vr" i recent " Murphy, product today to America from the Eme'rald isle. West. It was announced that on the Yer liouor, said Murphy, I OUND Pair gold rimmed eye Roosevelt oim a bit guilty, was guess car arepresentative glasses.- - Owner can have same of the Progressive party financial Murpliy had been arrested on a by calling at The Post and pay- bureau, whoso duty it is to pass charge of vagrancy. , He was will. ing for this ad. the hat among the people gather- ing to admit that he did not stand FOUND key. Call this ed to hear the colonel at every high in the world of finance, but he insisted that lew ns not pennioffice. stop. The collector reported that$l.-00- 0 less because of any aversion to WANTED Bright Xgirls and was raised in Detroit yester- work. He told the magistrate boys over. 16 years to lehrn wool- day. when the plan was first tried. that he had been working on 'a en weaving and spinning. Wages Buttons and certificates of grading camp near Lafayette. , paid while learning. Apply Nt jn the Prgressive party are you go batk there and go once, Knight "Woolen Mills Gavbgiven in return for contributions. to in. FOR RENT Six room modern mm w Sure and I will, yer honor, house with good cellar.- - Close in. replied Murphy Practically new y $20.00. Cal " , TheXcristration dates for- - the " Novenabr ot general election are as follows : October 8th, 9th, 15th, 29th and 30th. See that your name is on the list.TJie registrars in Utah County areXas follows ; Alpine! John "Whitby. American Fork No, 1 Joseph W. Ovard. - American Fork No. 2 Lizzie ' Thornton, American Fork No, 3 Alonzo Wilcox. American Fork No. 4 Mrs. Ivy f - i , br ' LOST Heavy single blanket. Dark blue on one side and plaid on other. Dropped between 5th and 6th North 'on First West. Finder will please phone 176-- ' . cotFOR ' RENT Furnished Provo No. 8 Belle Bachman. 640. N East 2nd dol 1 . ; Payson NoT I-- DelphiaT Sim- - tage moBs. FOR SALE All kinds of green Payson No. 2 Martha S. Kap-pl- garden truck. J. Soloman, 605 ' N. Fifth West. do21 Payson No. 3 John C. Taylor. FOR RENT 6 roomed house, D. C. Walkey. " ,, Elberta Pleasant Grove No. 1 Wilford bath, pantry, and closet. Seeond East. Call 186-K- . "Wilcox. An2 Ole Pleasant Grove No. WANTED 1 dish washer, two ' derson. ; X Colonial Restaurant. waitresses, Pleasant Grove No. 3 Mrs. dol4 Donald Noble. - - Pleasant Groye No. 4 D. B. NOTICE TO SCANDINAVIANS. Thorne. Provo Bench Joseph E. Booth. AIL the Scandinavians of Provo Pleasant View Mrs. Fannie and vicinity are cordially invited Bonne tt. . c to attend the "grand assembly at 1 No. Thomas Springville a the Tabernacle Sunday, October Brown. G. 13, Springville No. 2 Mell at - 10 oclock. Assistant Harmer. Church ILstorian, Mr. Andrew Springville No. 3 E. P. Brin-ton- . Jensen will be presept and speak of hisexperiencea' and incidents Springville No. 4 Mary J. Fin- - during his recent travel around ley. ;t the world, while presiding over Springville No. 5 Harriet the Scandinavian mission. e. 10-1- 6 -- , I' fr- pr- Hay-mon- i d. Local ence. Evidence that ean be erifiyd. Fact is what we want. Opinion is not enough. Opinions differ. Heres a Provo fact, beta bitKbraccr and then-youYou ean test it. 1 he trail for ter hit Lafayette, or , James' K. Know, 563 E, Third Ill send to the county jail, you North street, Provo... Utah, says : I suffered for years from backache and kidney complaint and WORLD TO FIGHY the annoyance was always more AGAINST GLACIAL ICE; . severe when I took cold. Soon PROFESSOR PROPHESIES after using Doans Kidney Pills, obtained at the Smoot Drug Co., ITHACA,- - N. Y.. Oct. 9. That I was cured. I have never lost some time in the future the human an opportunity to recommend race wiTTagain be endangered by Doans Kidney Pjjls to my friends glacial ice, is the opinion of Prof. and acquaintainces suffering in a Nathaniel Schmidt of the departsimilar manner,. (From state- ment of history at Cornell univerment given July 17, 1906.) sity. In his opinion, we are at present. living in an jnter-glaeia- l Several years later Mr. 'Snow period.- - similar to those that have was again interviewed and he already occurred, , and in the fuThe statement I gave for ture the ace will have need of all said: publication in 1906 was correct of its knowledge und science in in all details and you may' con- another fight for life against the tinue to, publish it. Doans Kid- encroaching ice. He thinks that the discovery of ney Pills certainly did me a world four distinct glacial periods in of good. and the discovery - For sale by all dealers. Price Switzerland Kansas has already gone that 50 cents Co., Buffalo, New York, Sole agents through the same period, proves that the glacial movements have for the United .States. been contemporaneous in two Remember the name Doans hemispheres. and take no other. ' (Advertisement) ST. LOUIS DEMOCRAT- WILL SUPPORT TAFT Foster-Milbur- - SHERIFFS SALE. Wilson Inexperienced and PlatIn the District Court of the Fourth form Calculated to Harm BusiJudicial District of the State of Utah, ness, Says Millionaire. y y. PUB-LISHIN- & Coal Co. Castle Gate, Clear Creek, Hiawatha and King - COAL.;.; Lumber, Lath, Shingles' PORTLAND CEMENT . . - G thence S. 10 chains; thence East -- 6 !! Butterick Bldg. New York chains; 'thence South 10 chains--, thence East 2.5 chains to place of be Area 31 acres. Deducting ginning from the 'above described property the following: Commencing 14.45 chains East from the S. W. corner of the S. When I can Build your home with E.14 of Sec. 12, Tp. 5 S. R. 1. E. S. I the rent money.. Very low rate of M. thence East 5.55 chains; thence interest. Come in and see me North 9.72 chains; thence West about it. chains; thence South 31 deg. 33 min. Dont Pay Rent A. F. PALM, 19 NrAcademyAve. ! HooverBros DR.JW. A. THOME Dentist. Ovpr Hedquist Drug Co. No. 2, cor. First West and Center Utah. Provo, ! M4W4M thence Southfi.ll chains to place 9l beginning. Area 5 West-- 4 sr -- They invite the Public to call or write and get thelF prices. They can save you money on anything you may require in their line. PHONES 104 and 105. THE BUSY CORNER -- Provo. OOOjtOOXO0OXOXK That Good Coal! Lump, Nut and Slack SMOOTHPhoneSPAFFORD 17 . XHX0000000000 When you have cold yon want the best medicine obtainable Together with all appurtenances, so as to cure it with as little delay tenements and hereditaments as possible. Here is a druggists I have sold Chamber belonging or in any wise apper- opinion: taining. Iains Cough Remedy for fifteen Terms of sale Cash, lawful money years, says Enos Lollar of Saraof the United States. toga, Ind., and sonsider it the Dated at Provo City, Utah, Septem- best 011 the market. For sale by ber 20th71912 all dealers. fhere-Unt- - Savings Bank a-b- ad o GEORGE T. JUDD, Sheriff, Utah County, Utah. Methodist Episcopal Church -By- F: BaCbman;' Deputy Sheriff. Sunday services: 11 a. m. and Jacob Eyans, Attorney for Plain- 7:30 p. m. Morning, From tiffs. 7 Death. Unto Life; evening, The First publication September 21, 1912. Value of a Soul. All cordially welcomed. Latham Ingham, pasUTAH tor. Sick headache is caused by t CAPITAL $100,000 stomach. Take Cham disordered SURPLUS $40,000 Here is a woman who ' speaks and correct that Tablets berlains " from and Home Made and Best Gradc. Reed Smoot, President, me.' El Loose, Holbroojj, J. R. Irvine, Sr. J. R Twelves, Geo.. Taylor, Sr, Roger Far rer. Jos. T. Farrer, Cashier. v Jos. A Buttle, Assistant Cashier. General banking Business Traasacted U. Sfe DEPOSITORY L- - Excelsior Roller Mills Phone 124 L - Provo, Utah . - J DR. D. H. LEWIS Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat Glasses Fitted. New Kearns Bldg, Salt Lake City. personal knowledge long experience, viz., Mrs. P. II. Bro' gan, of Wilson, Pa., who says, know from experience that ChamCough Remedy is far J berlains to any other. For croup superior S there is nothing that excels it. For sale by all dealers. f j V i Denver &Rio Grande OF THE WORLD IN CONNECTION WITH , SANTA FE ROUTE T0BEE ROUTE ROCK ISLAND ROUTE MISSOURI PACIFIC . UNION PACIFIC FAST TRAINS EAST TWO NIGHTS TO CHICAGO.. TWO NIGHTS TO ST.4.0UI8 THREE NIGHTS TO NEW YORK THROUGH CHOICE OF ROUTES SLEEPERS For further information see any D. or address TO - CHICAGO I. A. BENTON, KANSAS , CITY te R. G. Agent , C. A. P. D. Salt Lake City. F. A. WADLEICH, C. P. A. ST. LOUIS ' Denver, Colorado. tic -- L. Two Daily Jh Conference October 4, 5, "fir"" - D.-- Utah State Fair Sept. 30 to October 5' Salt Lake City, Utah Trains to Salt Lake Ladies Relief and Primary Assn Oct. .Watch for Notice 2,! 3 National Irrigation Congress Sept. 30 to Cct. 3 ' on Conference SPECIAL RATE TICKETS Special Sept. 30th to Oct. 6th, inclusive Return Limit October 12th. On .'Sale ' Ask for Tickets - -- via Salt Lake $1.90 FOR THE ROUND TRIP $1.90 FROM PROVO, UTAH. Route For Information, Tickets, etc., see EGGERTSEN or G. W. CRAIG, Agent, or apply to W. H. LEE, T. P. A. Tj C. PECK, G. P. A. J. H. MANDERFIELD, A. G. P. A. Salt Lake. aqd the headaches wijl disappear For sale by all dealers. Vice-Preside- VIA LINE -- DIRECTORS: V r Now TraiirScrvice SCENIC . PROVO CITY ' -- Expert Dressmaking of - all kinds. Mrs. Minnie Adams, "69 South Third West. dol3 i & have received their first shipment of Sehutler Wagons, Flows, Deering Spring, .Tooth Harrows, Queen . Anne Cultivators, Beet Cultivators, .Deering Mowers, . Harvey Bolster Springs, Single Sets Buggy Harness, t Light and Heavy Work Harness, Horse Collars and a full line of Deering Machine Extras. " Provo Commercial 7 T ---- f-that acres. Mgr BUY James Campbell, - of - the North American company, said to be St. Louis richest citizen, and generally known as a sound-moneDemocrat, was quoted recently as saying that he intends t ovote for William H- - Taft and the Republican national ticket at the November election, on the belief that Governor Wilson, the Democratic nominee for president, is without sufficient experience as a statesman, and that his program for drastic retrenchment is calculated to upset the business interests r , of the country. Campbell is also quoted as sayI have, heard some very ing: well informed judges joffthe situation say Taft will get as many Democratic votes as Roosevelt will Republican votes. be true, Taft will win. 1 Fifth North. . . . .Phones No. 20 and. 40. Office and Yard opposte R. R, Freight Depot. PROVO, UTAH.. THE BEEBE LUMBER CO. y to-wi-t: J. W. Dunn, ' nt nt 160 W. ' P. O. Box 488. - n " 7T MILL WORK A SPECIALTY -- Morgan-Okelberr- Utah Timber Lumber, Doors, Windows, Mouldings, Lath, Shingles, Etc., - Salem Mrs. Annie Soren. in and .for Utah County. on 1 some Provo Floral J. have hand Robert Land and Sheep SantaqninNo. cfyeice Carnations and Chrisanthe-mums- . Company, a corpor&tion, p!a!ntUfs, vs. 'Armstrong.. Kiik-ham- . - John Y. Smith, defendant Gall or Phone 332. Santaqnin No. be sold at Sher Sheriffs Sale:-- To iffs sale at the front door of the 'Spring Lake A. B. Thomas. County-Cou- rt Five .Widely-DiffereBouse in Provo City, Spanish Fork No. 1 Erick I. Easy. Utah County, Utah, on. the 12th day i Sefllng , Magazines Want a Egilson. of October, 1912, at the hour ' of 11 Spanish Fork No. ' 2 Maggie Representative to Cover Lo-'' Ludlow. . "cal Territory oclock a. m. of said day, all the right, Spanish Fork No. 2 John Beag-letitle, interest and claim of the defendThere is Big Money for the ant of, in and to the following deright person. Man or wo--' scribed real estate situate Jn Utah Spanish Fork No. 4 Benjamin man, young or old, if you" County, Utah, Evans. want work for one hour or 8 Thistle John Thorgiersen. Commencing 20 chains West of the hours a day write at once to A. Voorhees. S. Tucker S. E. corner of Sec. 1?, Tp. S South Yineyard Bina Clegg. Range 1 East, S. L. M, thence North THE BUTTERICK 20 (Advertisement) chains; thence West 18.5 chains; CO. -- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL When Murphy told the magistrate that he had come to Denver, that he believed in patrouizing home industry and had spent his money in Denver, Magistrate Gavin asked him if he" was broke. Murphy replied that- he didnt have a nickel left. Well, Murphy, said the magistrate, here is 15 cents. Go get - LOST Cockerel Spaniel; medMapleton Eva Bird. Provo No. 1 Mary Openshaw. ium sizs black dog; long ears, bob Provo No. 2 Mrs. William Gib- - tail ; harness on when lost. Finder notify Wyman Berg,' Pro o, Utah. 1 Prov No. 3 Mary J. Vincent. Reward. Provo No. 4 Mrs. Lillie nol da- FOR RENT Cozy furnished way. cottage. Apply 640 N. Second Provo No. 5 Mrs. . Lizzie B. East. Meldrum. . Rooms and Board Excellent Provo No. 6 Diantha' Worsley. do2l Provo No. 7 Mrs. Lizzie Gilles- - location. 244N. 3rd W. pie. 'Fact 1 242-- . i 1 e . son. - . Lehi No. 3 Mrs. Lizzie Briggs, Lehi No. 4 Mrs. M. A. Taylor. Lake View Mrs. Ellen B. Bunnell. Lake Shore C. II. Bellows. f PORTLAND" CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS AND HARD WALL PLASTERS, BUILDERS HARDWARE, WIRE AND SLAT FENCE, NATIONAL FIELD AND HOG FENCE. - Benjamin Frank Matley. Clinton Emma C. Illcks. Colton Lyman Marble. Cedar Fort W." L. Cook. - . Fairfield William B. Thomas. Goshen Mrs. Alva ;Moore. Highland Maggie A. Orr. . Leht No. 1 Mrs. Jane Brown. Lehi No, 2 Mrs. Annie Soren- i n Smoot Lumber Co. r Steele. "" MURPHY WAS BROKE 50 JUDGE STAKES HIM TO BRACER" PASSING THE HAT WANT ADS PAGE THREB C. E. bfegaw The man that thmks that New Year is the only tune to turn over A big line of 10 cent Enamel a new leaf makes a mistake. of the year. ' Ware a( Wilford Perry Such action is seasonable at any time |