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Show voi kvil. NO. 70. PROVO, UTAH, WEDNESDAY,.. NOVEMBER 20, 1912. UTAH ART INSTITUTE WILL MEET IN PROVO THE RAILS DS LOCAL ELKS GOV. - 0 Assemble the First of Dec. for Two Weeks Session Bach member tonight. a Knight Woolen mui OFFERED HI RICHARDS a splendid imprint as fol,"B. P. 0. E., Local 849. Knight Woolen Mills, Provo, Utah." About lows: fifty membe'rs from this lodge left on the noon train:- A big stag party i will be held tonight at the new club VII .11 VI ; I II Jl - - t WILL GO "MIDLAWO" TO AUSTRALIA; COACH ; Most Skeptical Will be Suit to Recover Possession olj Experiment Farm Divorce to Have Electric Cars Filed DefaulJudement Alma Richards wired his manager, last night that he would goXSr AUBtraHawttirTiiim to partake F. T. "Kelly, & : Commissioner Charles H. Ward and Ex-May- W. H. Ray or Represented Provo at the Meeting - EVERYONE URGED TO HELT i next big the State Art lustitute. Ogden to drop in for lunch or a rest. The remodeling and furnishings alone his convention is scneauletl to meet forTthis new club- room will cost in here from December 2 to lo. During the neighborhood of 80,000, and it this sefsion some of the best speakers vi?i- be one of the finest club rooms in the state and in the West on art , on the in the West. and literature will appear y here will be n - . , The local Elks lodg''Wat a good Governor William Spry will delegation, which consiste dof B. M. be"1ieTei5ir Governor's Bates. Will Searle, liver an address. Mayor C. F. .Decker Durland, James .las. Rooney, Lion Spekart, will deliver tbeipening address and Phil Geo. Ross, his speech will be the formal opening Vacher, Clarence Erickson, Dora Schwab, F. Baehman, Dr. H. L. of the institute. Leroy Dixon is in charge of the re Love, Wr. C. W. Douglas. Tv.os. Walmodeling of the old tabernacle and ters, O. W. Bailej', J. N. Gulick, A. this building will be fitted up with a H. Maiben, Jacob Evans and .Fred J.hardwood "maple floor, check rooms Moore. They will be joined in Salt fortthe ladies and gentlemen. The Lake by J. W. Twelves, J. W. Lamb, interior will be 'beautifully decorated John Homer, D. J. Vincent, Fred i 91 this event by Prof. E. H. Eastmond, Campbell and other members of the lolT the university- - Prof. A. C. Lund Provo Wge. will furnish the music for this gathering and all in all it will be one of the best conventions for the developCACHE CO. DEMOCRATS ment of art and literature that has CELEBRATE VICTORY been held In this state for years. The fitate will purchase $1,000 worth Logan, Nov. 20. The Demoof these pictures and paintings for uset crats of Cache county celein their buildings and schools. Tnis brated their recent victory tois offered as an added inducement to night with a big jollification. encourage the art work of the state. X The business district of the ' Prizes will be awarded .aaiollows city was .illuminated early in Ldatdg. constushun vpuld be busted A state prize of $C00 will be given and det vee Wepublicans vould not the evening with numerous for the best painting ;by a resident and bonfires be able to save it, tout vee did I tell salutes were artist of Utah, the painting and frame ? fired at intervals from shot- yoin it v:s .;.! hard vork doug.) to become- a part of the institute's gun.--- . Later in the evening fcr I thought de orudders and s'eesters collection. A prize of $30 will be 15((' celebrants attended a yus vouldn't be ledient to de coun-- j given for the second best work in oil 4- dance in the auditorium. Re- stls, but b. twying vrn ting an and other awards will be as follows: vee got dem to wrally to de i'resnments were served during $50 for the best water color, $25 for ? the evening. ticket an as me ha sed vee save de the second best water color, $20 for Seme leaders of the !srty eonstushun, vich vus mighty near the best work in photography, and ?10 in the s"tate who "had promised gone, for it vus only hanging by a lor the best drawing in" black and to attend, disappointed the leetle tread. I thought vee vould white. crowd by not appearing. Sev- surely ha to call in de Ijimanites President R. R. Irving of the Comeral speeches were made by from de plateau or de reservation mercial club is vice president of this $ local leaders, however, among' to save de day, but de brudders and Art Institute and has charge of the 4 whom were County Chairman seesters dey come to der Senses, like lecture program. Mr. Edwin Evans, William Edwards and E. R. dey always do, yus at de las minute. ol Salt Lake, is president and ElizaW. C. Wells ville. of Owens, Dy vus all vary stiff in de- neck an beth Bonnemort, secretary and treasA Saioot. Jr of Provo, and J. walked vary proud an hedlong toward urer. Mr. Irvine States that a number - Lake, also ;dj camps of de bulls f. the local to be will asked addressed at the the audience people tough dey vould surely go down H&e part on the entertainment con auditorium. to hell and de3trutshun until de " mlttee lor this institute. on Page Two.) right-of-wa- program. e- y ' J wifeT-for-part- ies j RECENT ELECTION :. nrwrr nrn J A I I in a big athletic carnival to be held Jaepb Evans, George Havercamp and Utah interurban railroad have now A. H. DeLong have commenced suit in ; there about tne first of tne year. accordwill gor-to- o, arrived and are being strung along the Fourth district court against Coach- - Robert Richards'' 'statement this the streets of the city by the railrtad Harry K. Markis, Harry Pappas, Gust ing to The . student body will company, ready to be placed when Povilos, Tom, George and John Haggis morning. raise the on balance- due money ... to ..send. Coach a. to. collect $750, the traclc Is laid. J for' the prop-- Roberts on Ibis trip, Mr. Roberts yearly rental of $1000.. Grading, whicn was suspended some erty known as thiT experiment farm, j certam,y de8erve8 0 g0 and be has time ago on account of delay in the near Lehi, warca was rented byplaiHr ns work in such shape that he will of be will track tiffs to defendants for three years for ' materials, shipping not be greatly missed at the univer- and it will not be long before a rental of $1,000 a year. The plain- the tracks over the Provo streets will tiffs ask for possession of the craps sity. raised on the tarn or for $750, in the ,.Jt is. customary to send the coaches 'ne ready for the cars. event that the crops cannot be recov- of each college on ' thsee ' trips and 'The company is now securing rights-of-wa- ered. They also at-- that the defend- Richards noticed last summer on his outside of the city. The ques-!io- ants-be foreclosed of ail interest in to Stockholm that the other of running along the county road the farm property by reason of failure trip' coaches were present. For this reason instead of over private property is to comply with the terms of the lease he is going to insist on Coach under which" they hold possession. jcing considered. If the county road Josephine Jridenbaugh has.com- Roberts going with him to Australia is utilized the company will ask for menced suit for divorce against Harry but the expenses must be raised here, he right to fence" .its K Rridpn.hanL'T-'-6- i the eround of ieaviiiK open crossings at intervals; failure to provide, in ite of the fact DEATH OF ROBERT STEELE.. but this is meeting with objections that he i3 able to earn $100 a month rom people owning farms along the as a miner, and has a con.siderable Robert Steele, of Pleasant Grove, proposed fenced track. The reason for amount of money, and also, as plaintiff the fence is to .enable the cars to make is advised and believes, owns prop - ! d:o(r aTlliS h01IIj? yesterday of Brighfs better time and to prevent accidents. erty in the Eastern states.. Plaintitf disease at the.ft .1age of 36 years. The child asks for the custody of The deceased is survived by bis and for $35 a mouth alimony. were married at Ogden, March imerly Miss Jennie Thomas, of this 23, 1911. city, and one child. Funeral services Soren H. Peterson, of Santaquin, 17 Vill be held in Pleasant Grove Friday, years of age, by his guardian ad litem, Thg remains wm brought Q piQyQ Tnomas Peterson, nas Drougnt suit- for burial. against Lars A. Johnson ami John A. I Johnson for $2,000 damages for per- by a rope around his neck to a tree sonal injuries" alleged to have been battery in Justice 5. L. Jones' court Editer of de Heraldt inflicted on plaintitf by defendants on for the offense and entered pleas of My Deah Brudder I Iss takin vary August 18, 1912, when they hung fiim guilty and were fined $40 each. In the case of .Henry W. Dosher great pleasure in wighting a few in order to make him confers to lines to you now dat de lection is stealing $8 from them,' which they vs. O. W. Andean, a Judgment for over for me feel a so gut over de falsely accused him of stealing. plaintiff has been entered by default w;esult det me ha ta expwess myself The defendants were charged wltii for 873.47 principal, and $11.20 costs. You know I bout it. to some;vun. .'us awfrl, fr'aid yus fore lection timej rooms an dtomorrow evening a spleil-- " did dancing party will be- given. This new building, is located in the Provo is maintaining her record as of the city and will be very the convention city of Utah and. the state convention to be held convenient for business men of day-anfcd- I, THE BOY I Rails and ties for the Salt Lake - ARE U Convinced That Provo is nooa today for Gtgden to attend the dedication of the new club house at that place FOR DAMAGES nrrrr a a ROBERTS MAY GO ALSO Aibig herd of local Elks left at targe De'egations From Every ,m wear Sectioo of Jhe State- - Will badge with BUTED FOR rrrr rrn ODEI The COMING 2.000 BEING Off III SPRY ARE ESTABLISHED 1885. f - . To Dike the Lake and Pump Water Out of Provo Bay - au-ode- r ' " - i 11 1 d Ray and Commissioner Charles IL County Ward have just returned from Grand Junction, Colo., where theyt went-attend tne meeting of tne Colorado-UtaMidland Trail association, whicb was formed in Grand Junction at tube, meeting. Delegates were present frotn Denver, Glen wood Springs, Salt Lake- City, Provo, Price, Green River and practically all the leading towns of Colorado and Utah along the line of the proposed route. The delegatiom completed its organization and elected officers, who Immediately qualified and commenced their labors. Mr. James L. Hamilton, one of the leading citizens of Grand Junction and a worker for good roads, was elected and Mr. L. Antles, secre- president, r tary of the Grand Junction Chamber Former Mayor W. H. h - of Commerce, was elected secretary-treasure- r. The head offices of the organization will be in Grand Junction for the present, as that city is located about the center of the line from Salt Lake City to Denver. There are tw vice- presidents, one of which will be in Salt Lake City and the other one In Denver, Colo. Dr.; FredStauf fer, at Salt Lake City, will be one of these vice presidents, and will have active charge of the work in Utah. The dl tance between Denver and Salt Lake City was divided up into five district and a commissioner placed In chars of each, district. Mr. Charles H. Ward was elected commissioner of the district from Salt Lake City" to Coltoa. Mayor Olsen, of Price, was elected commissioner of the district from Col- ton to Woodside, and Mr. Frank Wood, of Green River, was elected commie sioner for the district from Woodside to Grand Junction. Active work wIB be started all along the line to orgae-iz- e and to put the road into good shapejor automobiles li the first of June, 1913, or earlier if ipossible. St is very probable that the associating, will loan the commissioners $4,000 immediately with which to put in a stoel bridge across Price river at V00d- side, as that is a heavy piece of work and it is in a snarsley aettled part of and can not be built by that county at the present time. AD along the line and especially at the - For the last month a great many to $400 per acre if this water was off of it and the proposition surveyors have been seen in the taken so is and the expense would practical vicinity of Utah Lake and the indibe so small it' looks as If some of cations are that they are collecting these big companies that are Interdata and making surveys lor a strong ested in irrigation and reclamation company in Los Angeles, California, schemes would surely put it through, that has in mind the 'diking of Utah The proposition waSTtft up to fi Lake at a point south of the old lake leading promoter of these projects in resort west of Provo and pf pumping Salt Lake City some few days ago the waters, out of Provo bay, thereby and it is possible that some of this reclaiming a large tract of the rich- engineering work Is being done by est farming land in Utah valley. This employes of some of his companies proposition has been' up before the as he was deeply Interested In the Bervlce of the United! proposition. The people of this .valley States government several timeB dur- do not care who does the work, but ing the last few years and it seems they realize the Importance of It and to have the approval qf ..all the engi- the great good that It would do to convention the enthusiasm was verjr neers that has ever made a. study this valley and to Provo City in parti great. All of the leading men of boll of it and w hile it takes lots of work cular. If the work was started this states are determined to build a good and a long time to get action from-ti- fall a good portion of the land could automobile road on this route and if government on propositions of be farmed next year which would possible have It selected by the Amer- this kind It is generally believed by nearly double the cultivated raea in lean Automobile association as Che veople who know that the govern- the vicinity of Provo. Everybody route upon which they will spend their ment will eventually do this work if should boost the proposition and help $10,000,000 In hard surfacing. It looks this jwjn ten' nil f ,hla Una U7lll1 tta aalortori nJ It is not done by some corporation getohework-xomplet- ed next Provo has that Provo would be one of the leadand govthe before individual spring. or private early, in it. to many good ernment gets things sight and the ing points of Interest In the auto tripe are West of of the acres thousand saying good from New York to San Francisco. If people There are several this about for $250 sell great valley. would things land that readily' this route Is selected the good accruing to Provo will be great. Membership la costs two dollars this .organization . and ' every.citjzen Is expected to Jote ' and help' the movement along. -- the-count- ry e -- - -'- . . Good Advertising Performs a Genuine Public Service . , ' A SPLENDID about new and better things to wear, home It utilities. and, necessities, comfort, to one purchase the essentials as' well as the" It enables every cost lowest life at luxuries of Jtlie most reliable merchants, the most dependable. . It Identifies most the and satisfactory stores. merchandise, how to buy to best advantage. and to buy It tells where successful promotion of business factor Jt is a powerful ,' economic hte in management of the home. add a vital factor HERALD recog-THE in ' who advertise "The advertisers regularly confidence and invite patronyour , nlze your. purchasing power anl age and deserve it The surest way to sate money Is to follow these advertisements closely and constantly. Profit by the Informa-- . opportunities "they, afford, tion they conlala and the " ' 1,9 la, by J. P. Fallon.) .(Copyright, EVENING AT. THE FOURTH gives Information 1 - v" g - A scene from "Friends," Biograpa Western story, at the Princess, tonight and Thursday. ,' ' I1' I' - . Mrs. Freda Barnum Cliiff will read "Beasley's Christmas Party" next Fri-- . day nlghtj November 22, In the Fourtk ward assembly nail, commencing at ' o'clock. Mrs. Cluff studied this very i .t i.u tiu UUUK wuu UllOlf onus VMltC, vm. rivu mM.t.A the University of Chicago. The story Is; Just as unusual as the party--1 f story that only Booth Tarkingtom ' ' : could nave written. entertainment wis "The evening' be greatly enriched by the appearance of Prof. Gudmansen , in- three i. In-th- money-savtt- WARD ! r - violin numbers yr- - i. |