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Show y TUB PHOTO rom 8AY8 THAT POPULAR VOTE RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT FQR extend our most sincere sympathy to SHOULD .ELECT PRESIDENT MRS. ALICE MELINA WILKIN8 the bereaved family and assure them that la death as In life, we bear Whereas, In the wisdom of Divine faithful testimony to her fidelity tot Providence our beloved duty, her sincerity of purpose, to her and sister, Alice Melina Wilkins, has boundless courage In the cause t been summoned by the angel of death honesty and truth and that in 0f ,M L- ' ( jty ' to the great beyond, and. vate a .well, as In public life w r A 9 i a sx v" she ! Whereas, her departure from us was a noble woman, and has occasioned deep sorrow in our Be It Resolved that a copy of t e 4 ' 5y , .y. v. p t v her for beirts and of the deceased and placed upon chlHren, family ly ; V .I' I friends and. the minutes of our organization r. V - , y Whereas her death ia a great loss resflutdons be Inserted In the papers to our organization, of 6ur city; sent to the bereaved i V' W Therefore: Be It resolved by the s ' ;?' y Daughters If the Pioneer,) Daughters of the Pioneers of Provo, By Lydia J. Billings, Eunice Harris. that fir the sacred hour of death we Gertrude-fage- , Committee. er t ft THINK IT OVER E'er since tlie citizens of Utah county took up the movement to bond the county for a p. r majient highway, there has been i question as to just where that road should go The people living along the state road are convinced that it should follow the old line. The people living in Lake View and Vineyard want the road. The same controversy exists in the south end of the county between Salem and the Benjamin and Lake Shore districts. The people on the lower route, however, are not opposing the road no matter where it goes. But here is something that might be considered while we are talking permanent highways. A permanent road through Lake View and Vineyard and through Benjamin and Lake Shore would give the people of Utah county a road system that would stand, and the great farming districts of the county would be placed onor in close proximity to a cement highway. Other cross roads could then be built as the county advanced and it would only be a few years when the fanners would be saving the price of their taxes in' the cost of marketing their crops. Utah county would take the lead for touring and the taxpayers would be relieved of heavy burdens for temporary lepairs, . o--o PEOPLE SHOULD BE PROTECTED In less than a week four children have died in this city from membraneous croup, according tor the reports received in this office. There seems to be danger of an epidemic of this dread disease in Provo and the people are warned to guard against its spread, as it would be a catastrophe for an epidemie' of this sort to spread over the city, leaving in its wake the terrible toll of death which would undoubtedly follow. Utah county employs a physician and Provo City employs a physician and surely one or the other should bo at the call of those citizens whose financial condition makes it practically impossible for them to engage the services of doctors in private practice. We realize that our public officials might he imposed upon, hut such imposition is very trivial when compared with the loss of a child through the lack of proper medical attention. If the ' medif al men do not receive a just remuneration for their services then let the city or couuty reimburse them for the necessary service rendered Tien let the poorer people have that protection necessary to save their children from the ravages of the contagious diseases that spread over the city. There should also be great carejtaken by the to people to protect their children from exposure these diseases. THOSE HOSTAGES OF FORTUNE Under the above caption Collier's Weekly discusses the marriage problem and that current magazine ghes some valuable information in the following statement: years ago the wether-beate- n who was bossing us in a Hungarian vacation job of scaling logs fell into a vein of philosophy and gave us a version of his J career, interspersed with sundry reflections on the greatness and glory of Hungary. It was a clear and lazy, day with the plume of -steam from the sawmill boiler rdom rising straight as a marble pillar to meet the sky, so we dont recall the entire narrative, but one generalization stuck. If I had it to do over agajn, Id get married at ewenty-oriA man 8 only half a man knocking around And now comes a vice presiby himself. dent of one of the biggest insurance companies in the world and reports on a studj'of the wort of - 23, - 5119 ' insurance " agents during One-summ- i. T tap:; jr er famL-(Signe- f A Worthy Xmas S& ;tVJ ,a Present Dont envy the Hudson e. a four-yea- frl 'oro.' ECHAnfir.wtttf Senator George Chamberlain of in. this eem-Ioof Congreaa an. amendment to the constitution" providing: tor direct election of the president. He pointed out that although President had a plurality of some 400,000 popular votes, a change of a few thousand in California might have defeated him. , Oregon period: r Unmarried men are found to have made a very poor showing in our - agency work, from whatever point of view regarded. Their average of persistency is low in all classifications and groups, and their abilities as producers average no better. And among the married men those who are childless are inferior in both respects to those having children. For the married men having children the rule (though, of course, there are minor variations) seems to emerge from the experience that the value of the agent increases in proportion to the number of his child ren. One can fairly hear the old Hungarian chuckling over this expensive end extensive confirmation of his doctrine. Francis Bacon was light enough in the famous saying that he that hath wife and children hath given hostages to fortune; hut what Bacon was not wise enough to see is that they are host ages for achievement. -- o will offer-earl- EL y Uereiith Uyde Co. n 159 FORMER DEAF MUTE LEADS CHIROPRACTOR FROM JAIL AT MANTf Tonight and Wednesday NR ANCIS NELSON in Mantt, Nov. SO. Led front hli prison cell by a former deaf and dumb boy, who believes the chiropractor restored his senses, Ben- R. Johnson has been released from jail. Johnson, who refused a pardon from the state pardon bosird, wag surprised by several of his patients. They paid what remained of his fine and then with an order for release, appeared at the Jail and took him out! - j to pay a fine for having practiced medicine without a license. PROHIBITION o- - Thursday & Friday Dec. 7 8 HELEN WARE in WINS BY 28,886 in MONTANA Helena, Mont., Nov. 30. Prohibition carried in Montana by a majority of 28,886 votes, it was officially announced today. Figures complied from every county In the state give For prohibition, 102,776; against, 73, 897. ten-io- Secret Love" The boxing bill lost in the state by more than 4000 votes. Lewis and Clark, Deer .Lodge and Sliver Bow are the only three counties in the NOTE: A free matinee will be given FRIDA Y at 4 p.m. showing Is state which gave a majority against prohibition. The state board of examiner will make the final canvass of votes next Monday. It was not anticipated that any material changes will be made. the Educational, and interesting pictures How Chcdate and Cocoa are made I Nervous Women LEMMING, VILLAIN OF "THE VARIED STAGE TESTr'-HACAREER COLUMBIA THUR3DAY the nervousness is caused orten the case, "'ATAMERICAN FORK you will get quick relief by taking Chamberlain's Tablets. These tabAmerican Fork, Dec. 2. William Washington, Dec. 3. Another Claude Flemming, who plays the lets also Improve the digestion. Ob78, one of the most prominent fort wni be made during the dry h. in In the Pathe Gold Rooster tainable" everywhere advt. citizens of this city, died at the fami- - ,ound.up which begins here next play. "The Test. starring Jane Grey, which Manager Ashton of the Coly residence at 5 oclock this morn- - ThuVgd w coramit Pre3ldent after a brief illness. He had been lumbia WEAK, SORE LUNGS theatre, announces that he naticmal Pollution. It was Ul picent for an engagement of active up until about four or five son t0 Restored To Health By Vinol r tonight that the one day on Thursday, has had a vadays ago, when he was stricken with learn I had a deep seated Camden, N. J. with woikersare planning to go the White ried and Interesting career on the bronchitis, which, together and my lungs were cough, was Brights disease, resulted in his House some 300 stiong Saturday, stage, both in Englanl and America. weak and sore. I had tried everything death. He was born in New South Wales, suggested without help. One eveSupport will be asked at that time. will be under the Australia. He first came into prom- ning I read about Vinol and decided Mr. Gant was born at Wlllenhall, The round-uto try it. Soon I noticed an improveStaffordshire, England, on Christ- - auspices of the National Temperance inence under the late George ment I kept on taking it and today I mas day, 1838. Ha was baptized Into council. Plans will Jbe discussed for He made his first am a well man. The soreness is at Sidney all Christ- - supporting the three leading prohlbl-ma- s appearance In England with Sir Her- gone from my lungs, I do not have the Mormon church on any day, 1850, and waa married to tion measures now Lefore Congress, bert Beebohb Tree, In the autumn of eough and have gained fifteen pounds. Fruri Hnxiujr. bis first wife on Christmas day, 1859. the federal prohibition amendment, 1907, when he played Taffy in TrilWe guarantee VUol for chronle g He emigrated to America in 1866, prohibition for the District of The coughs, colds and bronchitis and for all by and Mrs. Crlsparkle In f in Salt Lake City in April bis, and a bill to exclude liquor conditions. Mastery of Edwin Drood on tour; weak, Lon-- I in the same year. He made his home vertlsing from the mails. his first appearance hejnade " i don at His In Salt Lake tor a short time, when Majestys theatre In the HEDQUI8T DRUG CO. be was called to come to American NEW YORK STATE TO 'last mentioned part. Fork as a muslirlnstnictor andto--- " He next apeared at Covent Garden ' take the leadership of the American in The Melsterslnger and The Fork choir and the American Fork Albany, N. T., Dec. 3. The Angelua and waa then seen as He waa a man of great ac pointment of a committee of five Fritz In "The Mountaineers at the D Savoy. He played Ethals in Fallen and bad done a great deal of der the chairmanship of George good In this community, especially Perkins, to Investigate the causes of Fairies; subsequently joining Michael Faradays Opera company. He In. the musical and educational ad- - the high cost of living and to of the people of American nj,end such legislation as may result was .then seen as Massakoff In The r Chocolate Fork and vicinity.. He was the own- - In lower prices of tool through Soldier. . and manager of Grants emporium, nomlcal distribution, was announced He played Dr. Berncaatler In s tor years one of the largest musical by Governor Whitman today. and when the piece waa re? houaes outh of Salt Lake Cltyr and named Th Merry Countess, he 'For years paBt,'tG6yernor . .. man. said today. the, Increasing cost, played the same- - part In New York . , still In bu8lnea of He next appeared as the Grand Duke He had been married twice. By of living has been a subject his first wife he wag the father of great and growing importance and Boris In Love and Laughter at the thtrteen chtMren and hyhla secondbaa perhaps become oUTlrsl-Impo- rt7 Casino, New York, and aa Frank wife he was the father of eighteen, ance to the people of our state, Smith with Frltzie Si heff In Pretty nine- Mrs. Smith at the same theatre. "The legislature this winter shou-.making a total of thirty-one- , teen of whom survive-hie-la take up the whole problem in a boad, Test Is made-frothe play also survived by a widow, fifty-twconstructive manner, I have declded of the sarne name, written by Jules great-'l- o grandchlldren and fifteen appoint a committee to assist the Eckert. Goodman," authorof"Mother" granchlldren. Funeral 'services will executive 'ahd'tlie 'legislature ln'ln-b- e "Treasure iaTand. 'etc.7 and produced" held .In the Alpine stake taber-- vestlgatlng and preparing such roc- - on the stage with great success by hide a$ 1 o'clock Tuesday afr- - emmendationa anl legislation as may A, H. Woods. noon." tend to bring about a reduction of the cost of foodstuffs to the consumWhat are you going to dof Let Inalst uoon oettlna CROUPINE for er through efficient and economical that cough' run away with youf O A all throat and lung troubles. All O'rsnlzatlon without loss In revenue course not Uee CROPINE. 25c. AH t to the producer, 'ugglats, 25c, drugglete. - essggga3WM!.m'H H'B' h FOR C ITY'DF "W AS HTNGTON ROUND-U- P WU-ln- The Revolt 8 Johnson, leader of the chiropractors. was sent to Jail when he refused cm-ploye- d DRY North Academy Are. Wil-ac- n SHOP EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS. Right now ia a good time td do your Christmas shopping. Eight now is the best time because now you can receive every consideration it is possible for the merchant to give his customers. Later on you must take your chances with the rush and you not only do not get the at n you would like, hut place the merchant at a ' f M'rl iw disadvantage. Christmas shoppers who hae learned to shop early are always the most pleased shoppers. o o Join them this year and be convinced of thej minin five more see can A kid on a corner truth of this statement. At the same time you of will be doing a favor to the clerks whose lot is utes than an adult can discover in an hour not an enviable one for the next three weeks. rubbernecking. WILLIAM GRANT DIES Bi- Rider. They are the Easiest toy Buy;' Easiest to Ride; and Remember you can get one for fff.OO Down, 31.00 per week. cycle When Coming SATURDAY little baby Zoe Rae in Gloriana g fi anti-iiquo- 1 -- run-dow- S. P. ANDERSON p Rig-rol- d Cleaning Pressing Colum-arrivin- ad-o- run-dow- Shoe Repairing and Repairing Work and Prices Right 384 West Center street. - Ladies Work a Specialty 412 West Center street. n , , . ap-ban- l. Sflse un-tivi- ty recom-vanceme- nt co-e- Night-bird- IaLweare .Ppared . Whlt-whlch- jz Goods, Silverware, Cut Glass 1 m. 3 he -H- take"-ca-re of your Xmaa need in Jewelry,- - - White Ivory Leather; . J to o Trade Mark and China. Select your articles, make a small deposit and' we will hold them for you.- - Be early and get a food selection.--: : 1 Columbia Music & Jewlery Co. 176 West Center T Phone 99 - q t laraweMamrari u |