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Show TI1R PROVO POST PAGE SEX f4 t I DR. DUMBA CALLS LIVE STOCK NOTES. Children Cry for Fletchers w Lots with water and shade are hat the hogs m ed uow. A strong sheep does not need to be a large one. WASH DAY FORIEGNERS OUT Is the worry of many a woman. This drudgery is eliminated by sending us your soiled clothes. The heaviest pieces come back ready for use. ly J The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use lor over CO 3 cars, has borne the signature of and Las been made under his per- sonal supervision since Its infancy,, Allow r.o cr.o to deceive you in this. are but All Counterfeits, Imitations a:.d J lixpcriiucnts that triile with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. . nst-as-go- od is CASTOR Wlnt a substitute I A ; harmless for Castor OH, PareCnsfr.r 1 is goric, .rops and Soothing Syrnps. ; It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms , and allay s Feverishness. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and It' regulates the Stomach and Bowels, Biarrhopa. assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mothers Friend. CASTORIA GENUINE I OF MUNITION PLANTS majority of the strong--es- t sheep are medium in size. When a horse's manger gets soor it Is time somebody was huuled over the coals. Whether you are keeping sheep for pleasure or profit your de- sires will le fully met if your fiot-is of superior quality. Irregularity In salting horses may lead to bad results. Let the team go too tong without salt and then, give plenty and yon v may have sick horses. lu fact, d DOMESTIC STEAM LAUNDRY Says Hs Can . Satisfactorily Explain Statements Made In Communication t 4 Archibald. V Just phone 203 for our wagon. , 5. Dr.- - ConLennox, Mass.,Sept. stantin T. Dumba,James , E. embassador, admits that - American correspondAfchlbaldytheent arrested at London, was a dis9 EAST AND WEST 4 for' bearer the Austrian gov' ' Via patch ernment and that the letters written PROFIT III SELF in New York onAuguat 20 with reto tie up the Beth Round-triFares From Salt Lake, Ogden, Provo FED SPRING FIGS gard to proposals DmTer lehem plant and plants in the midT..... $22.50 St. Louis $51.20 Colorado Springs $22.50 dle west on the manufacturing of tnr Chicago $56.50 0mah $40.00 a was fide bona of war, ,.T...V... Memphis nitions Is $59.85 That self feeding of spring pigs Kansas City $40.00 $53.85 to foreign minister Buriar. tr highly profitable no longer admits of On Said August 25, 'September 1, 8,' 15 any doubt, provided such animals are Vienna. Final Limit Returning, October 31 Intended for early market, writes H, In this letter, Mr, Dumba said: Thome in the Country Gentleman. topovera Diverse Routes San Francisco and return direct Hogs thus fed will make very rapid We can disorganize and hold Tip . $35.00 gains, and recent experiments Indicate for San Francisco, returning via Los if the not months, prevent Angeles entirely $35.00 that If the necessary Ingredients are Circuit tour, San Francisco, Los Angeles" San' Diego ... $40.00 supplied in separate receptacles the pig manufacture of - munitions la Bethle-,heOnSale Dally Final Limit Three Month econotnl-callwill balance his ration more In apd the middle west, which. and will make more rapid gains Proportionately Low Rates From Qther Points than when the same ingredients are thecpinion of the German military mixed and doled out by the feeder. attache, i3 of great importance and Lflt summer I was much Interested amply outweighs the expenditure of A modern in the feeding operations on the farm train "between San Francisco and St. Iouls via tho Involved. of a noted breeder of pure bred hogs. money Western Pacific, Denver & Klo Grande and MissouriPacific Dr. Dumba also admits that an atThis farm maintained a breeding herd No extra fare. of sixty to eighty brood sows, which tempt to embarrass the munition; 301 Tioket Main Street Phone Wasatch 2525 Office, City were divided into two lots and kept plants by calling out the P" A, M. e n worthy, J.Ok, P. A. Wadiei3brPrT. The 011 separate "parts of the farm. been discussed and that . Denver, Colo, two lots of hogs were about the same very likely, in the event this is done, gait Lake City, Utah In all respects and were supplied with a labor BJJSSSBSXSSS will have es.jgr.ram-gi...bureau employment imaai the same kinds of feed. Each lot was to be of care to the take organized under the management of a separate unemployed Hungarians. It was this herdsman. that Archibald carried with proposal One herdsman tried the experiment of fitting up a small self feeder in one him- ,corner of the pasture, in which twenty Dr, Dumba say3 there has been to or more sows were running with their conspiracy and that articles looking litters of pigs six to twelve weeks old. toward calling out all of the men of CASTLE GATE The hopper was fenced against the CLEAR CREEK birth from plants KING , making war supplies have been printBLACK HAWK ed in newspapers published in foreign CAMERON elseand New id York languages SPRING CANYON where. As the reasonable head of ABERDEEN his government in the United States, the emba3ador has sought to show Also to inen of Hungarian birth tlaC in arms and munitions LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL plants where the product is to be A Square Deal to Every Patron usedliy the allies, is a felony in their The Berkshire are supposed to tie 'the only breed of swine of pilrlty ' country and that workers in these ICO W. FIFTH NORTE. PHONE 232 , Of type, pedigree and lineage of nlants'are liable in more tnan fifty year Originating to'- long terms of imprisonment or pein Beil hue, England, nbout liO J. M. HARMON, Pres. J. W. DUNN, SecV and Manager.' nal servitude for rendering vital asyears ago. at that time their color was a reddish black. After a of their to .enemies ,the sistance hundred years of breeding their skin ' country. became thinner and their hair finer, - Astro-Hungaria- n SUIWR EXCURSIONS '.J p , d.s-patc- . ALWAYS Bears the Signature of h ... -- THE SCENIC LIMITED -- all-ste- In Use For Over 30-Ye- ars The Kind You Have Always Bought NCWVOMK HI eiNTAUR C OMHANV, JDK ! - CITY, .' ' 11 COALS, AS FOLLOWS lllaii Timber & Coal Co. FIRST, That Good Cda( : CASTLE GATE, CLEAR CREEK, KING, SPRING CANYON, CAMERON. STANDARD. ANTHRA- CITE. SMITHING, COKE AND KINDLING - . WOOD SMOOT 6 SP AFFORD n Austro-Hungaria- "J 4 '' Austria-Hungar- y - a dark plum color. Butchers claim that Berkshire meat w is orth more than meat from mongrels when choice cuts are required for retail trade. The hog shown is a Berkshire developing i note Rome, Sept. 6. A announces that Gen. Joffre, the French commander In chief, has visited Italy to be presented to Kiijg Victor Immanuel and make the acquaintance of Lieutenant General Cardona, chief of staff of the Italian army. The king conferred the grand cross of the Military Order of Savoy upon him. General Joffre spent two days at general headquarters and inspected' the more Important points along the) frontier. He arrived at Turin on Fnday and was met at the station j bv Central Porro, assistant chief of the rer'ral staff, who accompanied hip to Milan. The Uo generals then I to gerer: headquarters. semi-offici- , older bogs and was kept well supplied with shelled corn, tankage an4 char-tqal- . each in separate compartments. At the ttmeof my visit In duty the pigs having access to these feeds were fully 40 per cent heavier than the pigs of the same age on the other part of the farm. Furthermore, the mothers of the pigs that had grain ud lib. were in far better condition than the sows in the other lot owing to the fact that the telf fed pigs wese inclined to nurse l'ss than the pigs in the other lot. Last jetr the Iowa station fed five I I,i that 8rerii--- d tit,; pcands at eii-- h months and four (liys oW. These pigs were placedlu it drj lot at eighty d.'.v-o'- d SRIT'SH FLEET !S iioimds each weighing forty-nin- e PUTTING TO SEA The self feeder "as supplied with 'liel'ed corn, wliole oats, tankage, oil ti. Sept 5- - During his visit i.eal. (hnreonl. silt and ground lh.!. "iOi e. At tae M irt these pigs ate two to tat Uitish b.utle fit et ia the last I oumls of o' n n d.i e cb The auiouui ,u , the cor cspoiul-n- t, aster board-" iisU'iii'-- l Incte,s.d until u the nor 'p .iQ.taixt shps, t weight of f- -j pm Kis tln.v v.eie a '.ceat ) i . r;, -- . Established 1007, Provo, Utah. j FARMERS AND MERCHANTS 1 BANK j - Capital $50,000.00. Surplus $12,500.0Q,l 4 Thomas N. Taylor, President. J. D. Dixon, Cashier. Arnold Dixon, Ass't. Cashier.John F. Bennett, Vice Pres! ' J t T, - DIRECTORS: . T. N. Taylor Jas. A. Loveless Andrew Knudsenj John F. Bennett Robert Bee - J. J. Craaer - S, P. Eggertsen i Jei. B. J, D. Dixon j Berry All business given ns receives prompt and careful attention. Your account will be appreciated. - , ? . 1 Yjprp.T The Fame of the ICimfoall u- Sig Uf o of great namw, strong By pUl-irend cmlunnR liketheouluiun of gram that adorn and rupport the monuments and temples of the worlu; By tho World's Coin mbiun Evymsi. n ha aocordoA liut lJ, turn Jndsort, ora sweeping award fur supcrUti merit -- highest award. of 200,000 . " nOBlNSON BROS. PIANO COMPANY MSZXJhk PROVO STEAM LAUNDRY ALWAYS QRELIA6LE Phone 164 WE UAKE A W. Center GliUCIi,-Proprie- tor SPI flAI.TY CF FEATHER Xrsrj.T?r z . i ton,: me J vai.v i.g from a hit tliree-foujt'i- s wire ikht spectacle soa he vvuole r te putt ng iri, rs on Vice Vdmiral Sir Bavid1 ov.,t' s flag snip, the Lion, which has t .d the roughest handling in of any irajoi B:itish shiiT now o t, told of the difficultits they , C perruade-th- e tisccmT : t Mil 0 young cominand--MeUm rf j anuary j ion the Lridg s. wheie he had an view to the armored pio- ,iper-- l tion of tut conning tofier. They account of the sue-o- f .if an extMig dcsU-oyer- s In foiling all et-.- i of submarines in reaching tho t Dppied Lion as she was being towed home at the rate of five knots an .T7 to if Heretofore tlia only absolutely pure milk extracted from a cow was extracted by the caws calf The Reason .Vo Stable Mr Contad7 Today this same quality of milk is being extracted in the barns jif tile Cherry: Ilill the i o min9 JW Why? tiecause -- l)alry!QlLy lCalf Machine. Buy your milk from us. No Stable Air Contact keeps it free from contaminating substances. OUR MOTTO: heir after sinking the Gernf&n cruiser Bluecher. A very small per centage of the German, shells hitthe Lion at the 18,000 yard range of the early sfage of the battle officers say. ten show scars fewer The Tiger had North Sea battle. of the as a result On the Queen Elizabeth the only signs of her experience at the Dardanelles which were visible were a section of new planks on deck wrhere a shell penetrated and a dent on. one of her guns. Its Safety First pasteurized. G KerryHillr Phone Hogpen Sanitation. In case of hog disease nil blL anil manure- - should be removed ant. burned. Loose bottrifs or planks should also be removed and nil adhering filth scraped off the-- floors, partitions uttil It Is of little use applying troughs. i disinfectant on top of n coating of rdth jxhlih may conceal and pnne-a mine "ha InflcAlbie was cnuck-bmillions of disease germs. A, good was under Dardanelles and the it pn.v pump is best for applying the Is'iifoetntit, ro b$ to force the liquid heavy fire from shores A piece of is kept jn the ward room as it b dteevery ernek-wn- d ot v. I.- t I . etiriom! at In the use a souvenir and all the ships which 5 J ho iLT; ij'ecTTiifZT: '('ry.i m' o'thr bavelhcpn in; action hid fragments of n hoi.l' lie li'orouelilf siturnfe German shells set In mounUogsas dll the solution mementoes. 3GG-- R Dairy-G- o. 3 h 375 J; N. a J Ty tlio Exposition at Omul a m 1V18, whuh p ive the kunlnli tl diploma a d only goiil'meuai awarded .iuy pu.au; Eipiwi-tio- n By the at Seattle m l'MKI, which gave to tho Kimball, grand and upright, the grand By the endorsement satisfied customers. i r ia-lM- Trans-yfisslspir- qVnr'T n day of pound ihjllj. A:t r they re.p.ke 1 a weight of 2.!5 pound they ate very little of this coneenft Piorn this time coru lomprised p- - u !glly ihi-.- guic s.uhm. Hats w eie i U a'.uie - rdhilioil. hy tiie p:gi. nuJ n, 'mall quinfitic, f oilmcnl weteeiti" If. however t..iikfl;re Is not aval1 b pi,s will uti.ire more of the oih. i Taukige Is the cheaper an 1 hoiei ource of ,roteiu for hog feeding in should he u.oie generally used. The above results wereohtatuel at a tost of considerably less than .1 iciils a pound. With pasture supplement th cost of gains will be materially reduced and slightly more rapid gains vv PI result. The cafeteria fed hog. howne will npt utilize nearly so large a quan Mty of forage as will the hog receiv.na amly a half ottKr c31IltTTxathm;oi In any season corn K pie grain. eminently the grain the hog prefers. s mm tine joiuds of con tankage tiny .Donats. Usinlh ranging Is sustained : " Science g 'Plano liW Nature is Being Bested by Aifi-atfn- PILLOWS AD BEDS roa a w Dottle or the ronulno 0, ty n, PA0Ilptlo,, for only 5 enU. to,try thl fmou remedy akin . kn wm lT YOU lnstwT e -- PROVO DRUG CO, Provo, Utah j "rt." j a. 4 I |