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Show -f J Tiic rov0jiralo,;tui:sda,9ctob r riEl KIEFS' 1 " T REX AND ELLEN. There are 'several g'jed pictures bill& at the Ellen for tonight and to- Uiem "being $aUfci "little jrojuance, "Heir Tto fejna." "It .ia a Lubiu and la the story an tinselftsa love of one brother Tor "itacr. There ta "also two g ood t "Es-sC&A- comedies, Judge Slmpkin's The Tramp Ar- A tM." Terjr Interesting feature, at EUen will also be shown this eve jig. It ta a Vltagrapb picture of Current events and this picture Is the strst Usne. A number of events JJch baa occurred, recently t3ilcb. have been of much Interest are sttiown oa this film. . Jit the Rex the . tfcdllner la "The. Battle of Bunker KllL"iiri8 aV.Edison picture and la thjrd of historical series present by this company. As Its tlt'e lm- sles, It portray! what Is probably the sost .celebrated action ot the War. There are several her very Interesting pictures at the Haunmer Court" and O nd i Revo-lationa- 'V ; t ' cT ry ,'v:-- "' , AGRICULTURAL . Parties Jrom -- California, CTjo. POSSIBILITIES. old Mexico and south attracted by the agri-aCJUv- al possibilities of Utah,, arrived 1 Sal- - Lake Sunday to secure UUh JBuida for dry- - farming. They will ssaake their entries within the next -- iSlw days 'xsk homesteads in the' Salt " Hake land office, 'under the Smoot 'Odlarged homestead act ,. . , 5ior in ?e from. FreaWthdmayr, of Dayton, Oregon, asking; for aid .ill locating Martha Wilson, who, the writer thinks Is In Provo. . An effort fcf lJng made to locate her. Postmaster. James Gharles Maxwell. Harry . Woodthrop anil Richard Smith, transients, were wrested at CoUon yesterday by a spe- - ta) agent "ttheT DBII?cr S'ro" rande railroad and turned over, to and are now in the coun- herlff fu t Jail here. The men are to be charg-- I with burglarizing a box car at Col-- " ' jx and stealing ten suits of elothlng. . - --o- f J i LLLEN Tuesday i- - Wedneiay Octobsr ViUgroph Monthly ' "HER TWO SONS" The heayyjr ai ns. haYeTcsedou notice that your shoes are very thin in doc-tor- 's places. Wet feet often call for a billrr'YoiTnrpicrvc your health and also your bank account b coming to usrfor your shoes. ' I REX -- . cross-examine- d " -- Boy ' Men's 17-in- ch Men's an Men's : r THE FAMH.V WASH if sent tq, this laundry, will be laun dered as cheapely as it can be done In any home laundry and much better We do not tear the clothes and your dining room and bead linens will be irone .folded your own eyes We launder shirts to fit right , We leave ,the button hole? as good as we find them. are put on the collars we wash The beauty of jour work will more than please you. A postal or the phone will bring our wagon. E. E. Brown, the new manager of Vood:iiftoTiXrmsaiacrty yesterday 'from Nebraska. where he has been engaged in the mercantile buBiniss. Mr.. Brown comes with hiKh recommendations of ability and has livey energetSteam ic fellow, He is well pleasecLs'Ita the Domestic outlook "o;fthe city and believes that 468 South Academy Avenue it has a, future of Importance. "It strikes me,'' stated Mr. Browa, '.'that the true western spirit is ram-- ! pant here.,' I have been well received --UTAH MBER-fi-CDALX an J male to seem at home and I want ' 'COMPANY. to do my share in assisting the upCastle Gate Clear Creek arl building 'of the city. 'One can never 4 Hiawatha Conl. do too much for his home town be150 to 160 West Fifth, North, o cause there. Is always recompense-i232. J77 7 " scores of different ways.,f W. DUNN,-Mgr.- Men's ' Neat Dress Shoes i ' " " , A A A m.- A. 6hoes " , Uqteldf Wealth in Minerals Hidden In f VTf fVfff T?Vf ff?lfflftt I.URBLE & 6RAHITE. Repaired--Workma- Plains and Movnts"s ef ! ' t. te - Halr-raiiln- bub-th- at - e . "hair-raising1- " A - . ' com-Sktel- y .'U jt cie - . - -- .' . 25-2- l;r IfThe f,r-!-i : -- ; CcLtcr 1st ' - 4etttoteee A A A A. A. n- i The &S2sl2) I end Grcrita Vcrks !.!-rt- !3 First So. St, Provo, Utah; i; COA1S J They are the lest YOUKG MANl ee s;s;s;s;s)see i . : -- . -- POR RENT Two rooms, furnished orBnfnrnished.T.738 .W. First North. Ind. phone 359-7 3t - bank-that-i- '"' - FOR RENT. Navy, Brown, and Black, piped iny Red or Green 1 MISCELLANEOUS. per pound paid. Just In Today ii , - : - 4 4 PROVO COMMERCIAL AND i DENTISTS, ft Son are lor cated in their new offices In the' Holbrook block. All kinds of "tbe . hest 1 detnal work done. j Work guaranteed. . . . SAVINGS BANK sDr.-Christense- -- THE. STARCHING ' ' , , In. starching your shirts we our superiority oyer the. j. : V usuallruri J)f laundries, in a ' marked degree. Wc put the - COLONIST. TICKETS. starch just where it belongs, Colonist tickets wjll. be sold froa put just the right amount Colorado points . and. all points east and leave no streaks . there, thereof, with Pacific coast destlnar of starch on - the daubs or, o . . ft RATE8. Rio Grande Conference Denver rates: . Tickets on 'sale Oct ia 8. Ine. One fare; to Salt Lake City and return. Jlnal return limit pt al tlck ets October IV.. '..',.' . D. R. G. CONFERENCE l . JOHNSON'WOOO OYESuIfable for ose vpon alt furniture, floors and woodwork. EEEEE LUM2EK CO, ' f .Another Shipment wrk. PROVO STEAM v''- - r,:. .' HELP.. WANTED Cook and laundress. Apply; to J. ft." Harsh, upstaira Holbrook block." erts, Proro." .priced suits at , - ... WANTED f $9.90 to $15! BOARDERS. WANTED Table boarders: Second North: Phone Ind. 93-- . jrSize 13 religious allegory, tF19 years pcll.OOElther ' m 1 THE LAtlAR HOTEL-Mrs. E. Gtills, Prop, and cold aterJnjvery room. Rooms single p4 en suite, 50c, 7S5, ', IfXO and up. t; PROVO, UJAH. 81 N. Acad: Ave. : 'v-- ' . sellers. Address A. 8. Kublmah, pu- busher West ake SL, Chicago, UL , eeej ' . ootfit"8ehstpaih. for ,li cental. 50 :; per cent 'commission, to agents. Bis . First-clas- s, for' tbls and surrounding counties, for the "NEW STANDARD-191Census AT LAS of the World. Agents making j $40 to S0 per week." Best bl fcrsos. Also agents for easr selling JUVENILE and HOLlpAY Books. Combination outfit postpaid only 20c 60 per cent" commission toegents. Full particulars .free. Address A. B. fCuhlman, publisher, .135 West Lake 0 ' E. 70 of Everyday, Wants," the book of gen-,,- -. eral necessity, , price S1.50; also-fo- r The DEVIL'S BRTDE,". a wonderful New Lot Junior Coats in oday AGENTS WANTED . - WANTED Canvassing agents at once ior the 7wTeforrc6MPlwbiUM7 -- LAUNDRY John L. Segall announces the arrival of the first chlorates en' masazines. He has some attractive club rates to offer In connection with Review of. Reviews and? will quoteM9U prices on clubs subscribed up to. November 1, 1911, after that t date 1912 prices - will -prevail, which are higher en account of Irtcrcaesd postage on magazines." A postal will ' bring lists, prices, etc. '"St AGENTS WANTED. . - WANTED WANTEDBell boy f o fotM Rob z ; of those medium show" . October itSh, Ions, September 15th no. All of thessrtickets iria permit x stoporer at any point oa the D. ft R I. EtopoVers cot to extend . beyond Kitober SI, MIL v 4 ' ' . W, H. .RAY ft CO. hate lots: of money to loan en city property security. Easy, monthly payments. s . -- cotton xaga; 6c Call Herald office. WANTEOi-Cjea- n - - - f . v FOR SALE Lots of fine, eleast ap-also cauliflower,. 2c and Se per pound: cabbage "and . onlons,'jcper poundr Robert" BirkehT market gzai ' deoer. !. pes,, Girl l in the Coal Ce, : FOR SALE.: FOfi SALEA fine '"building-- , lot. Fourth South and 2d East St. . Price ' ' I37S.W. H. Ray ft Co. x - States t Icdcpendenl -- i 1 For the Oi0h School ... No doubt you Jionefitly be-- f Yard 4bj. the woolen mills. ,lieve that you don't need any - KOFFORD ft CROWTHER8, Proprietors i bank account,- that the bank i couldn't "help you any and ; you couldn't help the bank i any. Well, try this: Go to the .i.. successful business man, irrh BUSINESS MAN:. . . ' whom, you have the most con' fidence. Ask him. this ques-con-- f . You need, a, tion: "Do I need a checking venient other to ap-- . your account ' with ' a - go3d ; bank as well as bank pointments will it help me in any way?' . ing. ' Our." location meets "" ' ' requirements ; precisely your ' THE and our expeditious service " BANK OF PROVO. STATC permits no vexatious delay 2 Thompson Dresses Get the Aberdeen I and King; f nlli Peter - Shoe Repairing 48 W. 1st N. St. Provo. - " 60-fo- A. A. ; uofiunEins X 51 W. . r AAAAA A new shop for scientific VIVUHIUIDLI QmLr le A AA snip uuaranteea. - tf v- . , pr';ui-ruon-wa- $1.98 ' ....... .. $1.00 t m lei p, 'Untold wealth in gold, silver and t!mt thti,j rainfall was Ideal not only eopper .lies' bidden In the plains and fa quatifity, but in. the manner In mountains of Colorado, awaiting only JtfLith lC came. .; Throughout the state discovery by the (roepector,'. said John., A. Herron, miner of vii gentl6,.per-jsJfetenDenvtr.- ul .Bke this assertion on kind that toe ;onkInK the authotity of .mining, experts and jBrfrtestjainoont of irood to the aolL engineer who have gone over hearty 'very footof territory In jhe state. old Vne of Colorado m'uer recently CLOSE.! CALL FROM DEATH declared' ibat the San Juan country . . v. In Coloraoois so full of mYrieraU that Eoaton fioy Has g Experi to tell of it would sound like a fairy tnce at Night In Manila ; tale. He !clared.that he dlsccrcrad the richet'of tha section so long ago as 1860, it has never been received by E. 8. Perkins- pf touched because thereglon where ore Savin inn from his twenty-onyear-cabounds Is almost inaccessible. When on Uater. brother of the kite exit becomes possible to develop the pert and aeronaut. Samuel P. Perkins, mines of San I believe It will tell of an experience which he calls be found to Juan. be the best mineral field re " than kite flying in Colorado. . Young Perkins vialted one of the for - may seen Incon statement "This Islands bay ; last sistent with the. recent figures of the monft on a tug!' ' A census bureau fn Washington, which On the return trip a storm tame up show ; that the last eight years "the .('and' tbj boat was wrecked on a fish, number pt men employed In mining, '.' trsp. Verkins manapfd to get hold milling and smelting In .Colorado has life driftedf ef a preserver apd about cut almost In half. In 1S0Z these - all "tUtK, beingi at one time within a been Industries had more than 35.000 men e.Uj of shore, ' but prevented from on the pay rolls, but in 1910 the numlanding by a shift of wind.. He clucg ber had, been reduced to less than tonne time to a flub trap,, fought oft a Chinaman and a Filipino woman, who "I believe that the time Is. not far i sht his life pi eserver; and .; was distant when there will be a revival picked up In the morning of the great mining boom which years exhausted art er having been induced thousands of persons to 11 hours In the water. After ten days ago flock to Colorado la search of wealth, la the hospital be wrote to hla father skilled, miners and scientific engineers t5,t It was a "rand experience. and geologists agree that lmndreds bt M'cang Perkins" had done con8lde miles the mountains of Colorado kite CyiDg with his brother .and are mineraMted. - Quantities of - gold 1:1 developed a strong physique, are' awaiting those who will search LI; 'a undoubtedly ' enabled him" to for U" ' " through the ordeal. He went r-t ta Manila , last September and la err ployed In the custom house there. , A Protest . HoEton Transcript. . ""I beg pardon," said the new arrttaL "butrlt seems to me it's excessively ,NUAL MEETING UTAH DEVEL- - warta here. -"Evirv.NT LEAGUE, NEPH1, UTAH, "Eh! Whatt snorted Satan. you forget whereon are. This ;; SEPT. i.rfv dently Is meant to be warm.". above occasion the Salt Lake place So, but there's such a thing "Quite j tickets' to NephL one as overdoing vt. i;i Catholic "Stand: r rorai tri,i ca Sept. 23. Good ard and Tims.. " . . DEALtRS IN RELIABLE MERCHANDISE iTJ-.- The Denver & Rio Grande will sell round-tricontinuous passage tickets to Lake 'Salt City and return at the WEAKIN 8 ALT VAKE. rate of one single fare for. tbe round- , Dr. George IL Brimhull.. president trip. Date ot sale, October I to 8, In tt.the Urigham .Toung university, elusive; float retuftf limit toberTl CXike before the parent's claaa of the 1 ward in Salt Lake City Sunday WHERE GOLD ORE ABOUNDS orning. I - t - . -- . ...... $2.'98 - ...,-Wrt-' woo I it BENEriClAL. ..... : .'. . laundry sa j The extent of the raiafal of the past is abowu to be .over IM tow, day . . .". ;' , -- OAINFALL Tan Hi --Cut' .' ." .;. These are not special prices. You can get them any time .We are agents for Bbstoriian Shoes for Men. Nothing more reliable on the market. -art- f-done'undeT n ---- .' Hi Cut fO-in- . . -- WLIF1 AT '.. Tan Hi Cut. Men's Heavy Shoes KEF! '. Men's Oil Tan Blucher short-distan- ce IIEH 08 $1.48 $1.98 $2.25 $5.00 $3.50 Men's Strong Tan Blucher "; - ......... A Boys' Dress Gun Metal Calf y &4ise, has secured the services of the $ier voncen ana upera quintette - iPlT the bouse Wednesday evening, and X.p auction promises to be a win- ir. jm Trier company is cor.Wood-Clifto- n McrcantUe niced dVflve sisters and all of them The has Co an interesting ad in this accomplished musicians. WedQes- issueTTlrwilT pay vou to read 'eveilngTheUeMTwIU be heard tj! .fiolo duets, tric--s. ruartettes and CONFERENCE RATES. idntetuj and the program Includes ' Ji the. latest songs. v. , Shoes ng -tl- ilanager H: C. Jex, or the "Opera isu. ex The preliminary hearing of W. E. Wbttlock and Frank A. - Clark, who "JtTDGE3 SIM PKLSTS COURT" are accused of robbing IJeber Pear-- j ; c: Comedy. son of $2,000 on September 19, was j "THE TRAMP ARTIST Comic. .' held, today, before Jstuice E. L. Jones in the Provo Commercr&l club rooms. .The first witness for .the state was Pearson and he was on the stand thei BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL" greater part of the forenoon and aft; V Historic, and Patriotic. ernoon sessions. He identified two 'v.tHE wasp.; r masks as very much like the ones worn by the men who, robbed him and "HOW BETTY WON TH-Esaid that one of the men was dark f: SCIIOQL,,7-ViUgra- ph Comedy. and tall, nearly six, feet talL " Mr. C.obb. and Miss Mork, On being Pearson X ; ywaiists. waa not. positive that, the dark, tall man bad any hair on bis face and the only positive evidence given by PeaT- son was to the effect that he was rob bed. He could not positively identify any .person or object In connection -. with the robbery. y; v The two masks, a pair of spurs, a quilt, two coats, a surcingle all found on the trail taken-"b"the robbers a fromlfie"" Scene7 of the holdup, were introduced as evidence . by the state. - -- WELD AS! BOX CAR THIEVES. : -- VANT8 INFORMATION. jpt,of a letter ii 4 R K FIRST E HEARIIIG f 3rrp"1gat,Titoous JLex.-r'.iv- UEu tEticit Wi ALLEGED ... 3. low-price- d, St, Chicago, UL' 1 |