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Show PAGE FOUR THE PROVO. HERALD - - . ' . Sqyt Country - ; ' Champ Clark ' ' . . Editor Elects Men To Office I Democratic leader In the aislfe.' He la 'not puffed up' In which he rises high above a good the national house of representatives many of us. He 'does not behave la' the avowed champion or the newshimself unseemly; seeketh not his editor own, is not- paper editor. .He has been-a-n easily prov6ked.' himself, and he knpws the tribula- - " . He li Packhorse. tlon and the rewards tfhat come to "He is the packhorse of every the country men who are running the promoter of every laudJournals. It is for them especially he able enterprise, the worst underpaid peaks. laborer In the vineyard. Counting hie When the Loud bill was - up for space a9 his capital, he gives more to consideration several years agoin charity, his means considered, than 1898 a measure which sought to inany other member of society. Heis crease postal" rates on country newsapower in politics, a pillar of finan papers, Repiesentativft Clark weht very . positiiely ,on record as to his cial 'support to the church, a leader better morals, --U ffjf eru!Hle--fofrpoilTIonrpjrroT": whnaritTuIteQFH -preeminently uie mend oi numan-por- t from the official re-t- s jhereTrtftr-taken v... of his speech; j Uy. ." "He joyously announces our advent The mammoth metropolitan papers with their vast circulation are splen- into this world, vlrie,nre'cofds our and did educators, "but after all ten per- risings", 'and - our our from chronicles read-thexit sons little country paper sorrowfully where one reads the metropolitan this vale of tears. He is the greatest paper." Having once been a country and most ingenious of manufacturers, editor myself, I , entertain a most for while other"' manufacturers pro' kindly feeling for my old conferes. duce only perishable stuffs he manuI am willing to make affidavit that facturers Immortal statesmen out of fhft oleva months I spent edlting 'a ITaw sometimes very raw material, rural Journal were the most bene-- ! Without his Ingenious, generous and ficial of my life to myself, perhaps to enthusiastic labors most of us would others, I am proud to have belonged never' have been here; and when he tires of us we will retire to private editorial guild. life amid rural scenes prepitious for Quotes Scripture. "I amnrra:lterably opposed to any- secret meditation and silent prayer. "Working night and day during the j thing 'that win Injure the country editor, curtail his profits, circumscribe campaign, often without money and his usefulness or place an ad- without price, when the election - Is ditional tihorn in his pathway. The over, the victor won and. the loaves rural editor God bless him is the and fishes now jvulgerly called pie Like are to be distributed, by some strange tnoet persistent' of teachers. 7 -charity; as described by St. Paul in lapse of human memory he la generthe. thirteenth chapter of First Corin- ally forgotten. I refuse utterly to be... thians, he 'suffereth long .and Is come particeps crlminis to robbing kind' which cannot be said of the the country editor of any privileges He he now enjoys. I would rather conmen tlhat got up this bill. not'-ln fer new ones upon him, thereby not which 'does he 'envieth his power and augment on over this some multiplying resemble people He Is as faith side of the house. He 'vaunteth. not ing his emoluments. which he is differentiated ful to the people a3 the needle to the . hlmself'-the leaders on the otilier side of j pole." m A KM ffl- - U- ... UKW-' -- ' . 'Champ-Clark- ', a com-mrnit- - In this Hoosier Cabinet the owner ha and mere than s put 110 dishes, 41 packages 200 She 8aves rmJos gf steps. other articles. . : Only 73 More Women Can Join thev Hoosier Club and Get This Famous Cabinet for $1 down-sitting- e Hoosier agents (leading furniture merchant in each HOWJOONWIli City of "Model Kitchens" town) to be sold oil the famous Hoosier Club Plan. All ivcr J'rovy women who own Iloosiers are , CttlffiOKM Membership in these clubs is limited by the number clrlitfhU'nl with their kitchens. I'raises are endless. of cabinets sent. Each member admitted pays $1.00 ;,..'..'J wcmldn't be without my Ifoosier for $100." membership fee ; balance in $1.0(5 weekly dueslor a '.'My automatic servant'' few weeks. The cabinet is delivered at once. How Low Fixed Price Protects You "Irirrimply Avonderftilr It saves miles of steps for tired feet.'" 7 The Hoosier Club plan differs entirely from tlie "The only perfect kitchen cabinet I ever saw." installment plan which often is. linked with unknown, "It saved. me 3t least $15 last year in supplies." goods at high prices. The Hoosier Cabinet cost' is " "It putsrvTrytTringirr my kitchen at fingers' lowered by great volum-- of Hoosier sales;' To in7to ends." ' sure you full benefit of this cost saving the low price ' "' Out of 450,000 Iloosjers sold, you couldn't buy of the 'Hoosier Cabinet is fixed at the factory. a seci)nd-han- d Cabinet love tor op money, Hoosier; You enjoy the liberal credit of the club plan, anywhere in all America, with out paying one penny more than"this low fixed ' What you get with the Hoosier. . price. Cart-Joi- n 100 Women , Without extra cost you get with the How soon wilt 100 Only Hoosiers be sold, Hoosier a sanitary, metal flouF binr...Tbojjaiids of. wonaea all overAmei-.- . "aire adytatre ica buy Hoosier Cabinets every month. pacapacity m pounds ; clock-Lac- e With this great cluboffer the xlem-antented want list; roomy cupboar-- for How a Koosier Cabinet doubles. The number of Hoosiers on Saves Miles of Steps . cereals, dishes, etc. ; metal sugar bin, the Clitb Plati for each town is limited t crystal spice stoveI tea and coffee jars' usually to 50 Ijutwe have secured- - per-- : jars; glass r mission to extend the membership to A Model handy utensil hooks; sanitary, roll100: Only one woman in five who ing pin rack; improved metal bread' Kitchen Hoosier Cabinets could get one . and cake box; metal cake tniy ; draw-- in sometowns where this plan was Your table is the center of all your to kitchen take work. you Everything tried first. Those who want a real er; large pot and kettle cupboard, pan your stove, to your sink, Kttoosier Cabinet should enter their racks, sliding shelf; convenient cutting ing room, first goes, onto your table " ' ' from board ; patented aluminum covered your names early.,;. Everything' you bring cellar, goes Get a "Model Kitchen Book Free" : table, 40x39 inches larger, more con onto yoor table. If venient than a kitchen table; copper you must walk from p!:yj to nlacs A small supply of the "Model Kitch"ect te'things and put them balli-Instable ; fasteners door plated on en' Book," famous k It steel cas tires in you. Domestic Science Schools, ''ejirjiklgngrade pressed Your ideal kitchen saves these steps ters Finish is golden oak, 'water and for been has distribution received in .the ..Hoosier Cabinet. . by combining steam proof. a pan:ry and cupboard around a big. , among women interesFed .in "model aluminum. covered table, wjth pure 5 8 Size height, feet inchest width,' kitchens,"- It conaalns a complete des-- The Hoositr . Cabinet puts every3 feet 4 inchesr'depth of lower section. You at ends. can your fingers, thing criptioif of the Hoosier Cabinet, and down work. not at sit table is Your, 2 feet 4 inches . 25 illustrations including several photo- -' y'y cluttered. Slices, sugar, salt, dishes, . The Club Plan In Detail of model kitchens. Toeach flourt utensils everything has its graphs . A certain number of Hoosier Cabinets place, You get tbroug'h quickly. . Iadv who asks, we shall be glad to give to each of the 3.000 have Ih'cii-senone of the books,' while thev last. free. V A ' to-th- ? . -- 80-- 4-34 e - - U i dust-proo- f; ,! . t I- f - TAFT'S FENCES DOWN IN TOO MANY PLACES XT" ...... ' -- v cutlerir-dravver;iine- text-boo- -- ,, i a. - 1 j . . kitch-ensjis- ed -- - i " - 'fii'The k' ard more-reg- xi , I ' fraudulently carrying the tenths of the corruption and scandal Americap public life." New York primaries against Roose-jo- f the New York primary the are' volt the Taft campaign managers methods used by the Taft machine now industriously circulating through. . Th r .. i a icpvri "V""" ouv uie country tton machinery w. wasuje'"In the dayB .: ol Telt.wlH. bolt lhe .ticket at the Phi-- , scrupulously-cago convention, and head a"new iw'eed; names of Roosevelt delegates This were left off the "ballots, ballots were . third party. l misprinted, were folded lif luch a In which the i3K2lt5Mtiamier way as tp fool voters, and In numer-YorNew the Taft managers manipulated to con- - oiis instances were not delivered were whtoh. primaries, for law lulling placeiuntil four or five ducted with no and decency than ever a Tammany hours' lifter the polls had opened, anctr In some instances, hot before twenty election .was managed. Let no one be deceived by the lying minutes or a quarter oKan hour that Roosevelt will head a fore closing. Tho election irtspeo third ticket , These reports are be- - tors were removed whenever X was -the !nj given the 'widest circulation by thought they were x press services,' some of 'chine, If Governor, Dix does hW duty he which are rabid , Roosevelt 18 first of "all a party '1U see that the legislature provides 'man. ""lie has been "regular" in his another and a fair primary. In Indiana substao'lally the same wholePollUcal career. The Idea that were used by the Taft man-- ' methods he twill, bolt the regu'ar RepubHcan 200 Roosevelt delegates The asers. third start a party organlzaUon and were out of the Taft con-te-r , thrown who bet-knows la preposterous; Nobody than the former President that" a' venUon held their own convention, After glass-air-tigh- air-tig- ht n I -- 0- t . Tayl or Bros. Company, "" not-wt- or Furniture Merchants who beileve 3,000 fnr rtwmles to tome. It is the " however the Taft man- 'i'to" creaU thla Impression agers the Having ,ximirry throughout stolen two etates ' into the. Tart column .these men are adding per-- , sonar slander to political thievery. In hU Chicago spepch Roosevelt 'of noIicv.V - 1 & - They are good men to knew. 110113 IERKlTOHEll CABINETS TO NOTICE CREDITORS. evening service are, C M. Twelves and Mrs; 'Alberta f!: Fourth Judicial district of the siate Easter liliios, white altar hangings of Utah1n and lor tiw County - of and ; vestments will ""suggest the DistriilC-iOTrt the ft v.. N"-1-,'- ) , rtanf' of the- Henry D. Boley, deceased.-- ' estate, of SjpriquiFasJeftide, ... j.' 7T7 Cl ' HVV H Vi ii IB Vl VI N li - ' 1 1 X ill ali i V StmtJtt WILLINO TO GIVE VALUE. - Ariti-SId- N- y .. : 11 ahd P.t ' ' Creditors will present claims with -x their at The boy was swinging his hammer vouchers to the undersigned ' ' in American Fork City, rather residence gai,j. when v the "bos" languidly, thisin Issue Utah County, State of Utah, on or came "The fundamental up. "Now, then, myad," said hefore"t!ie J5ta "dar-'August TirghTlslinsluirof 2,p the boss, snatching the - bammer.i at Dated April 5. 1912, fair "wnen I see a man take his MELISSA BOLEY. to rule? Have the masses of the the polls in the .Novemher flection by hamraerj' t '"1 Execulrix the rank and file, the independent vote. by the end of the handle, like this, Republican-party- , ,X " " WARREN D. BOLEY, vz3zz the plain peciTeIh" whom Abraham and strike fine, hard blows bang!.), ') ' .' Lincoln trusted, the right to express .SAN PEDRO, LOS ANGELES AND v s Elecutor hang! that, why, 1 pay that! - SALT. LAKE RAILROAD. - : GRANT C. BAGLEY, wootr iin '"their wlll"a8"towho the" nominee for man anvwhera from 117! L. D. S. for Iiecutors. Conference, At President shall be? torney But man a his when x; takes hammer, . 111.t. At. II "Or are they to he bullied and do- Church. Salt Lk.CIty, April 8 ujr tuo uiiume, uus ira79 ana irises ... . ' U HUM. ; ' frauded out of that right, and U the MARY'S fcPIStOKAL ST.. j0 7' 1912." genUap ,tapHko- tWg he gets ' nominatlottaLiC.lr8steOoth end hers tlie first to .,,r,;.:.r.4 Easter we" Sunday, be when off laid represenutlve of political one of j make gejt slack."-- The 8 a. m., Holy anclal privilege, and the represenu- - rare for the roand trip. Communion; 9:43, Dasa then extended the hammer to '. v' Morn-;hService; 11 lncltr- - Children' ..tives 'of powera of pillage, the men boy., believing he had driven SeIIlno 0attt. Aprll 3 t0 cr00KtK1 ws and Communion; Holy, ... Trho,, with, tne ??c,1f 8 01 lng Prayer his lesson rather neatly. But home i RugVe business, work trough "thelowest-7the- you 1 kind of political machinery. m., Evening Prayer.. Order ".of mind ehowin me now, sir," ie said, ,mcortant. Agk tne" tlcket' "Now, I am using strong language, ''where I ought to"'holdTthe handle uckeU ia the' Salt Uke Route! morning prayer as follpws: will language because only strong "opening sentence, prayer, Jny $3 a 'week?" Kansas Dty, Ouf GRANDE ? SPECIAL 'CONFER- - vcrslole. t Fot Yenite, describe the facta as they actually-ri..-; are. This' is not an ordinary factional ': . ence flyer. l;a ssoner" . . Prprer.. psalms : . Old K , HUMBLE BEGINNING. . fight The",l8sue Is in substance .The Denver 'and Rio Grande will Testament lesson: Te Deurmv Ne Ttslameht lesson: Gloria whether tho "American people, ere fit operate a speclal conference Benedictus; train ' tlnclet Pennywise says: "We're in and able to govern themsoh'es or April 4th to 7th Inclusive, 'paving PatnJ Nlcene-- Creed; " Verslcles; whether they are "to he "governed by frovo at 7:45. a. raj arrive at Smi Prayers; Introlt; Ante communionB; the movement to beautify Plunkvlllc those luackne i: polltlclani.l.j''aose take City at 9:2a av m, l.eav' Salt Easter anthem; sermon by rector; My .daughtef has painted a spray tlote'allianco with the worst form of Lake City at ll'.CO-on pur;ash; 'barrel,'MVashv tn., arrive Pro-fo offertory solo; Anaphora; Gloria ,ln ,N nine- "has - produced bViie&TrUon, NittlCT DlmlttMf Inton Herald, - ' m. business a. 12:45 rxcolcio; ' at v .. . .... t'g -- sign. ti CENSED AQENTS FOR f If 1'residont Taft wIsTenFTetarnt-the respect of the plain people of hls 'country h will conveyto the men who are managing hU champaign in the various statesman intimation that the people will not stand for thuggery between the Uo political factions of, the party,' and that fair and respectablo; methodfs must be useaIiri3ienstruggle, between ,the Taft sales at small profits display this license in many pro-Ta- ft ' Provo, Utah - - ds - : ; J , . 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