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Show PAGE FIVS THE PROVO HERALD LIE DELI mmet HJ THE UIUTA BASIfl Saturday evening Mia? Lua Linton entertained for her ulster, Miss Leora Linton,, whose marriage will take plaice today. The gueats were the telephone of the operators, former who of presented her guest with a beautiful Bilver service. Among The aiarrlage of Miss Anita Parkin (By Sam H. Wood.) sou of Preston, Idaho, and Harold If "any .one doubts the .growing Eldredge Smoot, son of Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot, will take place this democracy in the Uinta basin let a morning in the Salt Lake temple. In them go over f there and talk-withe will a given ther evening reception Spry few of the people. Governor the young people by Mrs. C. A. or- state number of republican her home lrf t:ast. First South and'a ' -- . . Eld-redge- a going .;piSp3Maeaay several yeara past and have been pat ting the people on the them thinHhatthey- - loved them and their country dearly, but the Uinta nftnirtu 'faavg beeomftJQcred. ,Sal4 lady voter to me the other day: 'Just wait UJL.elecUoa day and. w;wfll how that Salt Lake bunch some- thing," and she meant It, too. The Uinta basift Is still inaccesel bl by railroad and they need roads badly. They have to struggle so haru every spring to haul in a few sup plies that It discourages them and makes them tired all summer. election each year the state officials, do" a little republican work on the roads, but the moment election Isover tbey ''foldTheifTents like the Arabs, and 6ilently steal : away."' This is June 24,' 1912 six months of the yer have nearly gone and riot one stitcliorJioad work done. The other day a prominent citizen of Salt Lake, a friend of the republican road, commission, thought he would go over to the reservation in his automobile and visit his -- children. He says member of the state road commission ilffala-We-bee- . I .,r- upintimate menus wui yieoeui. arrived the of groom, Smoot,' mother Saturday; to attend the wedding. She will come to Proyo tomorrow, where Senator Smoot will join her later "for the summer The bridal couple will mafce'thelr home in Preston, Idaho, after visiting in Provo a few days. ' . nlngham, May. Bntt, Myrtle Barrett, Myrtle McEwan, Ethel Gardner, Hannah Buckley, Marjorie Sumner, Delia The marriage orutss Esther Reese ,, . . . m. - V ; In . the Salt Lake temple, and a - day -reception will be given In their honor' WEDDING BELLS. at the home of Mr. and Mri J. B. The following couples have secured Keeler this evening. ( to wed: licensee i m m ."v a Major J. Keeler and Esther Reese, The Misses Hilda Litchfield and Vi- 'late Knudsen entertained " the mem- - ... both of Provo, E. D. Bigler' of Nephi and Jennie bers of their Sunday school classes the Boley of American Fork. Monday afternoon on the lawns of Ira "A"ard Thompson of Vernon Cen numA house. Sixth ward meeting Minn.,- - and - Leora' Linton of ter, were enjoyed ber of interesting games Provo by thei small guests, and a delightful spent. afternoon FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS, Fourth"" of July excursions to all V. Mrs. R. R. Trvine Jr. and Mrs. in Utah on Salt, Lake... , points la. Roberts have issued invitations for dates July 2, 3 and 4. Final Selling Ir party to be given at the return limit JulrT. One fare for vine home, on Nort liAcademy avenue " round trip, Friday evening, July 5. -.- f ' . JO-U- o ; g back,-makin- Juts-befo- re What Will Your Car Cost You After You Buy It? . Did you ever think of that." Service is a big item ,in modern automobile buying. What Kind of a Guarantee Have You Got? ' Some manufacturers "guarantee ' for life." .That's like--a health insurance which expires when you're sick. It sounds pretty and is worth nothing. The Studebaker guarantee is full and complete". It stands for a year. You can understand; you can bank on.it. Remember, too, that a year covers-thhardest part of a car's life. By the second year you know how to treat it. And with a Studebaker car its life is practically a matter of the care'you rive It; Take care of.it and no limit can be named to its endurance.v . "; Will j What WOMAN HIRED OUT TO The marriage of Miss Leora Linton HUSBAND FOR VACATION and Ira W. Thompson of Minnesota will be solemnized this evening at the "would find a fine auto"To begin with, then, I'm a ranch told Mm he home of the brides' parents, Mr. and mobile road from Colton to Duchesne. er's wife and was a farmer's daugh Mrs. J. S. Linton. The marriage Much of the road is fine, better than 5 o'clock will.be performed at ter, eo I know what it means to get any other.rpad "in Vrasatch county, and will be followed by a reception un early and work till late.' I've read but there are some mud holes and for the relatives and friend.-!a great deal about vacations, but not bridges, either washed out or fallen in much about vacations for the woman like the roof of a house, and over Mr.' and Mrs. James .Brown spent thesVthe automobile could make bet- oa; the ranch. yesterdays in Salt Lake City. ter progress with wings than wheels. "Most women who live on a ranca V the gentleman reached Du When Mr. and Mrs. R. R: Irvine Jr. will know something about" horses and eun chesne he was swearing mad and -- motor to Salt Lake City tomorrow to harness and drive- - a team. .Now every vowed that he would advise Governor meet G. S. Stenhouse of San Francis- one knows tUat to people who have a new road commis idle- Spry to appoint co, who will betheir guest for a week. always worked with their hands The people, of Duchesne ' ness is not re3t, and that recreation sioner. their sleeves, but under still smiling from' a ' Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Pyne spent conies quicker and sure roads state the areotall that the change of work, so I 'hired out' to Monday in Salt Lake City. about. fintPtault Uinta people in j husband. iri law on the There Irrigation acres of al- "We have seventy-fivthe A. baby: girl has arrived at the 6tatutes"of which Utah permits tVl K ITIATI A WAOr tn Ifn on1 In ro i home of Mr. and Mrs. Barret Pullhem i ail A auu aka m vuy vow ; and to district of the organize k,.rrteople I so scarce are and wages nigh, was Mrs. Pullhem In Salt Lake City, issue bonds for irrigation purposes and take formerly Miss Edna. Pyne of this city. a girl to do the houaework The bonds have been approved by care of the children, while I donned the courts and a magnanimous legisa pair of overajlar a Jumper, a Droad lature provided that the state- land brimmed liafand a pair of stout board These interesting prices on should buy some of these bonds gloyefiTand went' forth to take my v with the state land funds and by;do- fation. Ing so benefit, the state and help the -- mowedThe A year ago the state land people. firet night I kicked levers and drove beard visited Duchesne and examined horses all night. I wasn't o enthua number of these Irrigation projects. ' siastic the second morning, but I They were royally entertained ana mowed some more and raked some, their expenses paid by the poor peoand that night 1 slept, and I slept ple; whether their expenses were also every night that followed' during the paid Ay the state 1 do not know, but harvest, for I stayed with it till the the year has passed away and not hay was in the stack, doing team one arejahvays in force at our copper has been loaned on any work altogether, and when, we were of Read them over 7 store. the Duchesne projects, althdugh through my husband said I was tae the land board was carefully some of them prpfrse in their best man on the jot) . will interest you. praises. 'I was decidedly a better woman, Well,. the people have lost faith in. Ivory Soap for I had gained five pounds of flesn, the republican officials of this state, Palm Olive Soap 8 stronger nerves, harder muscles and and over in the Uinta basin they have a coat oftan that hasn't worn off sworn & Surgeons 8 Physicians revenge. I......l....l.-...15yet. Pear's. Soap c They don't care to be flattered -y "I told the girl that I "was not to more. Tlielr Packer's Tar Spap vanity is sated, tiieir be consulted' about anything, so I and they want this stomachs empty, Vasaline 5 shifted the whole .responsibility joL fall to see a new set of officials elect "Java Rice Powder the household and did just as the ed. Somebody that will do something men did; washed, ate my meals and La Blanche Powder besides making promises. They want then rested till time to start to work a : Ivosmeo governor, a state road commissionr again. Ideal Hair Brushes .....75 er and a state land board that will do "And next year I'm going to do it . Touring C ar $1,290.00 F. .0. B. Salt Lake City. "30" Studebaker-E-M-- F e Parts Cost You? We mention this gently because with many of our competitors it is atender point. Their theory too often is, HOLD UP THE OWNER. So it : is common knowledge that it costs three or four times as much to buy. most.. cars part by part as it would to buy them assembled. But every Studebaker ., part is listed at its proportionate cost in a complete cat plus.. but. a small per-- - cer-emon- y . ' centage for handling. Studebaker Parts Price Lists' are the most complete and convenient on ' "the" market and," so our dealers Yell us, the mostcori vmcing'argiimerrt we can ' give them. Our Parts Price Lists convince the prospective owner. A Studeinvesbaker buyer is assured. of continual fair dealing. Go to our dealer and ' tigate. . -- Finally, How Quick Can You Get New Parts? Suppose they had to come a feV hundreds or thousands of miles while" your car lay idle. You, of course, would have to waTC Not so with Stude-baker cars. Most of our 2,000 dealers carry part's and in almost every state in the Union there are Studebaker branch houses with full, parts suplies. ' branches in all and it requires but two or three days atthe most Thirty-si- x to get any part you need. That name STUDEBAKER tells the whole story.: It "stands for square" dealing. Rely on it. Your father did ; so can you. And send for our new catalogue. v iB-f- Q v v. i i s - Tdilef . . e fifst-nlay- -4 : Articles Studebaker Bros. Co. of Utah " - Phone 264 G. H. NAYLOR, Local Mgr., timm iima It's Ti e Now 4 ITDTl a- . :35J -- : I -- Peroxide-- r 15(V woman won a j25 prize offered by the Woman's Home Companion for the above stoTy which Menen'sTalcum appears in that magazine. Colgate's Tbuth Paste ." o btillmans rreckie HOUSE. OPERA AT THE 'Cream Manager. Eppersoa. or . tne . opera Sempre. Giovlne house has secured the exciting story Sozodont 1...39 of the "James Boys In Missouri" for . and Hind's Honey ' ; the opera house. This production coa- Almond eists of three reels and depicts . the Lusterite .whole., J ife of the famous isterine , .... banidts, Frank and Jesse James. The scenes Ongoline are exact reproductions of the strong' Tooth Brushes holds of these famous characters. For the latter part of the week the head- liner at the opera house will be "Care less Curt," 'an eccentric comedy cy clist who las played on a number of the best vaudeville", circuits; "ln'cludlnt the Sullivan and Consldine circuit.' He Is a manipulator' of J)Icycle,Cunicycle, Where Goods Cost No More ' And Look Better.- monocycle and grraphocycle and per-forms moat amazing feats. ;,!!!. Colgate's Talcum A Wyoming ..15 15 19 J39 39 39 yp 19e ,39 " :10. .:( I a refrigerator. have one. It costs for the people. - l,-IT,,, " more to m commence with and not near Jy so mucn in the end. - For the pld folks' excursion to Spring Dell Thursday, June 27, tn Rio Grande will name a rate of 25 cents. Passengers will use regular train leaving here at 9:20 a. m. going and special train, leaving Spring Dell at 6 p. m. returning. "' 0 INSTRUCTIONS You ought to but-Jittl- e "THE STONE WHITE" keeps cool longer than any refrigerator known with the same amount of ice. Our price is as low as some are asking for cheap boxes. - Come and see bur : beautiful line of "WHITE MOUNTAIN" refrigerators at prices that will please ARE GIVEN FOR THE IRRfGATIONISTS ' 15d, 20d i25& mines lil-VSUl- 'VOU want 39 Circular Na 6 of. the Utah Agricul tural college experiment station,, on the "Measurement and Distribution of Irrigation Water," has Just been i9 sued. The author of the circular Is Prof. L. M. Wlnsor, assistant IrrJsV tlon engineer. . .""- -' The subject Is treated thoroughly and is Illustrated with " many" ' dia " .. grams The circular is devoted 'to THE REAL SKJN Is the Electric sign attrac giving definitions and hints which may be of value to me irrig'at'on farV" tiye ;both day und'oight. t jner.v1 The most lmnorfant Jcatures " It dra,ws the people to you are complete directions .for con window" at night and they lo structing and nslng tho water meas; cate your place of business uring device known as th Gippoletfi by lhat same sign" the nexi tripezoldal weir," and the hest meth ' ods of diverting water. Sereral i.iges ; day TRY IT. In the back of the pamphlet are de and Designs quotationi ' voted tp a coroplete table for guidance : submitted. promptly THE ELECTRIC CO. v In measuring the water discharge over the weir. you- - ' . rroCo. "WcNeverTfj Sleeps I d Provo, Utah; - , , 1 - in JCm ill" VI - v - t - - .. ' .. j RIO GRANDE. EXCURSION j remaining sugar and the milk; then RATES ACCOUNT JULY 4 of of with flour shifted but add three cups Two and one fait tablespoons teaspoon of j the baking powder, spices and salt. ter, 1 cup ot milk,. Account July. Fourth celebrations 1 of cinnamon, salt, i cup ot, Mix well and add enough more flour teaspoon . j ' & Rio Grande will maka sugar, 4 teaspoons ot baking powder, to make the. mixture stiff enough-- to the Denver one rate of a single fare for the rounJ i teaspoon ot nutmeg, Franklin En- - roll. , Turn the dough onto a floured . -inch thick, cut trip o all.polBts In Utah with a jnln-board, foil tire Wheat. Flour. Cream the butter and add half, of with doughnut cutter and fry In deep hnuip fare"6f 25 cents. Selling dates, Drain on brown paper.. July 2, 3 and 4, Hnal limit July 5... the eggs well beaten, fthe , hot . DOUGHNUTS one-fourt- h teh-uga- iat . :, ' V |