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Show 'f. : . -i;' THE PROVO HERALD ' ' ; -. 1 :;:rv;;--:.- ' PACE SIX ; - (TRI-WEEKL- Pjovo Herald (Daily) ani j A Consolidation .pf This . , ' s RcstfltzEFfonr Publicity are : Certain . Ijitfrjpjn PUBLISHED BY HERALD PUBLISHING CO.; L: THE PROVO HERALD l' BAKER & LARSON, Owners. . . .Provo, Utah. Center Street , ... .': i:- - --1 : . thr names r ,..i... r.o-Jctp- r r 1 .i:r: anit tiniiui S,f, registration electortapplyingfor A Tnne nf this'vear. ca. 4 4. , . tA ui arc nameo oin ,"": y ; jne fine y The direct, results, of setting forth theadvantages Utah offers aouvc we vote at to elector desiring qualified Every' li hrmiftWr ftf the i fvinr W tie fact that the Utah hould see to it that iheLr names are properly register. is now in correspondence 'with an Eastern Development League, 'Z:-:. : Ft organization which is seeking a tract of land sufficiently largeitoi ,. meet- the requireinents ; of 500 Orrnijiei Mnwediatelydptibare. BOTH PHONES. j.-Application made in the Postoffice at Provo, Utah, for entry? as desh-- d on enough ''JjaA Z m the Immediate vicinitytd-proyaeiiat the B. Y. University the " second class mail matter. an increase in the coleat'lea5Lme-thosaadJamili- e JptherdayDr. imhall gave some suggestions which will be very The followingjrqiiircflients must be met -' beneficial Jo the students if they will profit by them. When lie MADE IN UTAH" IS GOOD'; a .railed dmUhiri reas f, Locattogr: dndpr ; but urgpd thaEthis Jk a"lfe jwoirkand that no onecajrt exject'to be '"' ' " ' of "SOLD IN PROVO" IS BETTER successful without harworicthegaVe the key to happiness and y'. The tract t be of a character to permit dividing into con 40 or 50 acres, with water to irrigate 10. to 15 acres tjguous farms Z77There never was a timeiin the history of the world when there of each fa was more demand for workers. The call comes from the city' and The Herald is in receiot of a letter from Gerrit Fort. Passen is. A letter each member of the Utah Development from the farm. Workers being sent are, demanded, jdrones are shunned. The ' with Pacific of Union the Traffic Railway company, manager! ' ger League and also to those having large acreages of colonization student graduate who is found among the successful ten years headquarters at OmahaMn 'which he relates what the Union Pacific tracts to offer. It is. C. Caine, Secretary of the h? Joseph by signed ice, will be the one who hag used his education in useful and Railway Company will do to advertise the State of Utah at, the eague, and follows, in part: who go out of the schools with the land shows both at Chicago and Omaha this year. iljentiousjwqrfc offer"If this have will Union hne allotted to the to Jh be "kindly " will you you of floor anything section The largest idea that life, will be fcasy because jhehacThad Advantages of space , see that a' complete detailed description of the tractj&r tracts is Jor education will be found Y Pacific company. among those who have not yet climbed It .will have moving and stereopticon picture machines, with warded to the Secretary of the Utah Development League imme high .on the ladder of success. There is no better combination is operators, to display before tens of thousands of peppMel .what; diately. This desjcription must not exceed .two thousand words than, education' and jwork..Coinbinedeyform a bulwark which awaiting them in Utah. it and good photographs.be furnished with descrip ca niit be trodden down bv the ordinary mtticulties oi iner- iney It wiir spend a good portion of their big advertising appro- Ation. ; ' are rresistabie. , priatiQn in telling the public what they can findout about Utah. "Definite facts as to location, price, character of soil, climate wilL transport Utah's exhibitsj frear of charge and provide i' the graduates who will determine to buckle down to good wanted .in preference to ccnsciencious work in whatever line lecture halls, wherein Utah's represerJlives may set forth facts adaptability, water rights and markets-ar- e they may decide to follow,, will . . about the state. . find that the battle is not 'o hard and in their work "they will find general statements for by 'the Union Pacific The lecture halls f rented The subject js regarded as one of vital interest in the agricul Iiappmess as" well as 'success- .-- 1 Company will be open to alJUtah., in of of this tural development the interest the state of Utah, and on the part of Utah What is now. needed is work a careful consideration and prompt reply is desired. other progressive organizations? 1 people,, its commercial-an- d .There has been and is a general movement westward, and this subservient to its own 'interests, The Union veh to decide the liquoquestion, is The election, June 27, which-iof ferslalhe'statel: greater inovementi&:grOwiniJLe 7 is now rapidly peopling her. vacant lanas. Many qi inese were Utah isgetting her full quota of citizens from the thousands of an important one and "deserves the careful .consideration of jevery brought, here through the Union Pacific's advertising. Knowing people who pass through the. state, on to California, Washington citizen. It is not expected that every one should see the question -of the wonderful jopportunities of the state, tthe citizens should andOreeon. If this state is not, the reason is quite, apparent. The from the same point of view, but there should be tolerance exer and aid the Union Pacific to set forth the" pos- hdmeseekers" do riot know the advantages of this state. There has cised at once y' 7by all concerned and because all do not see the question More people 4n Utah county riot been enough publicity concerning the unexcelled opportunities with sibilities, especially of Utah-countthe same eye, there should be no lack of charity. In the heat anj PfPVQ means more business fof all. Increased population means the state has to offers f political battles, whether there be moral or economical questions Salt Lake City has recently started a publicity campaign and at thatinbre Voney will be speptln this state arid the increase will stake, too often there are statements made and assertions repeated results- - Let Utah county next fall in line which would not be is securing be felt, by everyone. .... a substantial expressed were the conditions more normal. The Provo Contmefcial Club should consider ,.the proposition and derive the benefits which are sure to follow. And this is the point of danger in the contests. at once, gather anexhibit and "arrange far 'space at the big land Too often men maintaining certain opinions have become so shows. A representative of Utah county should go to the land enthused with them that they, have unguardedly injured their best show with, pictures to be thrown on, screens, to tell the tens of iiends and interests. Words have been spoken which were detri- thousands' of People what'is awaiting them in Utah county. time to repair injuries a Many. Provo people are, not fully cognizant of the new law mental to character, and it has taken long JThi benefits of carrying out this idJa would be moat sWpris-- . 'to of a of weeks held election campaigning. It is not to be June 27, mparted during 'couple b? and as applied to registering for the liquor the far will ' returns outlay The ijeyond bring inquiries, ing.. '1' V ' rged that the campaign should not be foughtomt in a vigorous 1911. The following-applier amount of time required. Section 55 of the new law in relation to the manufacture and manner, but it should be free from personalities and libel. Lit,tle o now has It take publicity '.to boost this project, sale of loquir which provides for said .election has 'th'el following : or no goodjean come from these and when 'the snsokrof the skir a chance, with the ajd of the largest corporation in. the state to show of. the registry agents appointed aspro-vide- d mish is cleared, there may be many wounds. The campaign can ; "It shall be the duty its boosting propensities. . . anu u isa iuguiy guuu by law, at any time when called upon to do so at their re De carried on witnoui injuring any one, Thc .Herald ..offers its columns to help this important move- of 8 o'clock liing to remember that all are members of the great family of spective offices arid not elsewhere, between the hours menr,-onc- e it s started'i and'will assist in setting. forth uuv. (uiuiuuoinjL umanity and we are only made happy in doing good for each other. 3. m. and y O CIOCK D. m, UI UlC derful opportunities, of Utah County, " i - The Gradtiate and Success , ! - f or . - r OD . 1 ' atowii:dty;;..; y' a Booster Union Pacific is p ... . -- C " - : . - apaid , J The Coming Liquor Election Pacific,-naturall- y opporttmity-forradvanceineniIItS- s Lh -- -- ; get-togethe- r i - . : Regarding Registration s: N- ; and"-Prov- 4he--won- :r inoi-t;iua;i- com-- N7Tloldawar"Teturned Manager from Eureka, bringing a number of samples taken from the drift in T.ntic Central.- - The samples "re of good qualtt and show vindications of breaking Into ajarger pre podft .The drlts are btelnif dinwted toward an A. -- pre-bea- r- June will undoubtedly 1UI TC1U, dividends It he schedule! are carried ut The . quarterly distribution of ' CON. EUREKA A BONANZA. , profits of the Iron Blossom and Colo-Three million . dollars in dividends rado will aggregate a handsome sum, has been paid out by the Centennial f iriiicttlocU.jpeoDle. Eureka mine during the', past five ' be years. About a month agothe"couH share. These are expected to . wwwro biviuu of , handed out about the 20th, while the. or ui siuu.uuu. year uurias. dividends will be declared on the 10th.- Bnare, The 1910, the mine earned 1600,000. . - in.nm.nCTuv aiue u um- - TTn,tft(, 0994 - stfttw, Mtntn company own ouroTlheTtOO.OOaahareeef-th-ts usually : good. .showing in payments dividends the first half of the year, mine. Utah Copper leadng the Hat with disGOOD INDICATIONS OF ORE;, bursements of more than 12,000,000. ; 4 st, t ' : considered in the order names. These dividends been encountered. This is ore. I of a. Indication splendid amount to more than $2,500,000. ; L k - AdThey'get , , , J : a- through much handling, the corners of one's sofa pollow covers begin to show earmarks of, wear, whereas the rest of the cover Is In exThe way , one cellent condition; clevea woman ovejlame this d.fficulty was to take ,.off the cover add round the'eorners, says the Newr Haven Palladium. Tuts in no way destroys the most appearance 0 fthe cover and-tsuspecting would not gue as& sto the cause of the rounded corners. In renovating a cover. If one Is fearful that" It is in cmfywpNwen Pavekl ful that it is one that w.ll .not launder, tr wnahlnr If In It la aa- v tg, . , t Money Back nt eome nasturtiums, seed pods, which make Hedquist's Three Stores Sell Remarkable Catarrh Cure. excellent pickles, says an exchange. Nasturtiums bloom best in poor soil, Pour a few drops of HtOMEI (proand when this greenperlcarps, or seed nounced High-o-me- ) into the hard rub cap then breathe poaTareweirTJraeT blossoms vwhich adhertojehm and into the lunga the very same antiseptic, germ-killin- g air as you would breathe drop the minto a bottle'of good vin- - in die Australian forests of eucalyptus, egar. They , need no cooking where catarrh. Is unknown. :" but are soon sour and spicy, and And HYOMEI la so pleasant to use; ready for the table. Prepared thus you'll like to use It; when yon breathe it the effect on the inflamed catarrh i . ! infected , These seed vessels shourd be gathered Is soothing and healing. N In five minutes you get such wonbefore they are in the least hardened derful relief : that you will know that at . 1 .I for when hardened they are tasteless last you have a cure for catarrh. A HYOMEI outfit which consists of and worthless. one bottle inhaler, a medicine dropper and simple instructions for use, costs aadgeria-riddss-itseaibra- se , x .The Herald's "Classified Page offers great inducements to the only $1 .00, "and" extra "boltlea of " HYO- MEI, if afterward needed, 50 cents. . Besides catarrh, remember that HYadvertiser-.- . OMEI ia --guaranteed" to cure asthma, croup, bronchitis, oonghs, colds, sore t ROUND TRIP EXCURSION RATES throat "or money back. ." HYOMEI la sold by Hedquisfs "TBreestOreB "and Hedquisrs Three Stores Sell the Great leading druggists, every Round trip excursion fares troni est Hair Beautiffer Tri the sample free from Booth's Hyomel Co., ' Wond. points on the Denver ft Rio Grande tn Buffalo, N. T. Parisian Sage, the grand and effi- - Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Denver and . r ' dent hair restorer. Is guaranteed to points east , NICE SANDWICHES. y two' Dates of 20,526 and 27; permanently remove ..dandruff weeks, or your money back. . June 3, 7, 10. 14, 17 and 21; July S, Sandiwichs made from rye bread PartsiaiTSage stops falling hair it 22 and 26; Aug. 16; Sept. 2 and 6, are 'delicious if .cut very thin and prevents the hair from fading,' - . 1911. with a mixture of minced ol- .1 spread 'it la the est beuutifierf Tladies Return limit Octt 34911, J Ooln lves.! Spanish oeppers, cream cheese hair, as it' makes harsh, lusierless hair and a little "Vl "of mayonnaise.' 10 daya.after date of sale; fluffy, soft, and beautiful. It Is "a transit most refreshing and ' daintily perfumed Return transit limit Oct. 31, 1911. dressing, not sticky or greasy. Fares round trip from Provo. Utah,' ; Parisian 'Sage is sold and rigidly Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver guaranteedby Hedquist's: three storea Price 50 centa a large bottle." The $22.50.; Omaha, Neb., Council --Bluff girrwitOhe 'Auburn hair is off every Aida lliWithInridentftl Mnaln package. Leavenworth, Kas., "Kansas City, Mo, naust . i . . Incidental Music r : In the Ume I have used Parisian ; ' Atonement M0; StPaul, Mlnn. MinneapoUt, of Thais . Sage I have found it very satisfactory Minn., 52; St Louis, With Incidental Musie Mo., 149; Peoria, Dotn as' a grower and dandruff cure.' Crusade of the Templars V. Ill.t.f51.10; Chicago, III, $55. ' Miss Ada M. Briatt, Hoosick, N. Y, s " With In'cldenui Music permitted nf both7dlrec-tlon- s . March 33, W10. . within transit, limit at west of Semiramls, Queen of Babylon . . . .". l . ' , Missouri river and east ..thereof; sub. V. . .Paths Film A'Arf The uniform Buccess that" has ject to local regulations. ''; participat- In the Days of Nero the! use of Chamberlain's Colic; ing carriers. iiBumoot uolorefl Cholera-.anflliarthoea Remedy, has WM. H. MITCHELU AgenL Priestess of Carthage,, (colored)': made "it a fiVorlte everywhere; it The Sword and the Cross If celored). ' 1 can always be depended unon. For What about sellhicr thnt v.iuaiuo , 11 u ara (oisioncai). ree sale 'by furniture you 'liave on hand? A ftores. Herald Want Ad will do it. ' DEA11TIFUL DAIR CORNERS CUT"OPF. irn-nli- np. thl-re- Be sure ilol: but for their PILLS ' r Shaft work at tee.fitoux Con.'s mine .THE ' ORE. " Is about Completed and the work of sf ' Alva Nelson, cashier of .'.the State cutting out a station from . which will start at brvnk, returned from the-- ' big Nebo drifting will be handled eonce. and near mine Santaqun Friday ports that the min is In very good The shaft at the. CrowAXPiBJjajllJlL, JQiLJKWCDtrie Ebape. Tbrb!g-rein- , wht management has been driving should in a soft formation and. for often wrought In this wayr be encountered within ten feet, and lt son sinking will necessarily have to be Do Ghosts Haunt Swamps? is expected that there wlll bean ore rcontinued. As soon as ,the ground - .gets hardened up so that the drift No, never Its foolish to fear a fancied ' Indicano small of quantity. body when there are real and deadly ,tions on the surface show the best could be driven without the use ot evil, to perils guard against in swamps and cornwill 'in W4 and galena witn good values In; timbers the management lowlands. These marshes, bayous,-anmence '; drifting are the malaria germs tnat cause ague, silver.' chills and fever, weakness, aches In f "The. management has been follow bones and muscles and may induct Blos--h- e "Iron No. At of I shaft the the an IndlcaUveJis6Uiefo8oine in? oeaaiy typnoia. uut tiectnc Hitters njofcihs." said Mr.. Nelson, "and now som. mine a namond dr.U has been deEtroys and casts out these vicious 1900 they are within ten feet of the objee- placed in operation upon the germs from the blood. 'Three bottles live point. It Is.expected that the ore .loot level, x.nis is tne aeepest .point drove all the malaria from my system," Wm. Fretwell, of Lncama, N, C, v,VA be reacbed as soon as the vein in the Iron. Blossom and it is undr-- b wrote "and rve had fine health ever since." drill will used in a stood be we the that and encountered anticipate Use this safe, sure remedy only 50c at : prospecting the ground at this depth. Hedquist's three stores 3 r.e." . Y , he BIG NEBQ NEAR Um for Retulu FOLEY-KIDNE- -- PODS. where-.:-Tri- w " ' They work directly on the KIDNEYS, BLADDER and URINARY PASSAGES, At the Dragon Con company's mine and their beneficial effect is felt from the reached start. ' For BACKACHE, KIDNEY and an intereBt.ng stagehand prospecU aret BUIDDBR TROUBLE, RHEU, CONGESTION of the KIDNEYS. IN splendid for the opening of some good FLAMMATION of the BLADDER and ore In the big Iron Blossom fissure, annoyingURIN ARY IRREGULARITIES whlrh Extends into this ground. The they exercise a permanent benefit. ACTION QUICK IN RESULTS drift toward the east on the 800 level TONI01N Chartes A. Kennon, 230 Weeks Blossom was the first to cut the Iron St; Bennington, Vfc, ays: "Last faU I fissure and this flssurje "Is now being followed toward fho aorth. .At the bo i.wem 10 tne arug store ana. got' a bottle of Foley Kidney Pills. Ltook point at which the' work is now being them and the results were astonishprosecuted, the vein contains some ing, for they cleaned my kidneys 'out quartz, which, carrie small quantities and "made me feel fine. 'I shall keep on taking them ocaaionallyjust to 6fgaiena"tire.""": keep myself in good shape." For. sale Herald' Want by Hedqulst Drug' Co." a Have you tried results.-.--"- Sometimes is next and Bingham-NeTh0 drift at the Utah. Consolldated's Haven, Colorado, Daly-Weproperty upott tlie S00lvel'iis"nbw in the north Sioux Consolidated, Cliff. Uncle 8am, a d stfibce of alJOut '125 " lime has dolimTte Little Bell and' Ovohongo followlne or the' i shift anT . t Iron Blossom . PICKLED DDni7IT IOl TlVUril ea8tern?IJiil TINTI CCENTRAL 8HOWING. " i IVr T . At the Edmunda. Exploration pany's group of clatms 1b tte ''Alii end of. :.the district, sinKing i bu W don over going on and the Biiaff 135 feet. M.MlllG views S! ?.SOOL0OO PflOFITS ii-j -- " J I 3 1 . al : . sale.-Ma- r. , 1 li-o- lt . i Rex and Ellen com ING x th T;.-Wi- Stop-over- - 1' ......v Hedqulst-Drag-Co.-th, ipr'Thera r jf r.; r |