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Show HER BUY Mr- - ,$ $ if i & VOLrXXIX, TOE II mWi) TCDTt Timpanogos CHOC. I $ " SAVE FIRST. SiLElRALB This slogan can best be kept by studying the bargains, in this paper.- Last week we saved our readers many dollars, on shoes.' - DEVOTED TO THE CIVIC AND INDUSTlh AL DEVELOPMENT. OF, UTAH COUNTY NO. 99. PROVO, UTAH, THURSDAY, MAY jBKTWiMWBGEI CREDIT ASS1) BYJEREY-A0IATIO- M -T- IO tit 27.-191- ESTABLISHED 5. & HOLDS BIG postmaster James Clove is Is receipt of a letter from a lawyer in California asking for informa- tion as to the whereabouts of relatives of John Winn, who eame about fifty years ago. The Information Is asked for in the" settlement of a valu- " "able "estate. -- --A S S 0 HI! ALU -- TIOII-BAIIOU- nerrpec une K IILI LULL llilu ET litabjCoaQtl Jersey Association Officers and Urges 7a Utah County Fair This Fall. Re-elec- Fr s J. ' fiUDE One of Provo's' Most Promising 7 the association directors. 7 was strongly- in The association favor of a county fair to be held in Utah county this fall, and a committee was appointed to confer with commercial clubs "in the various towns, and other 'representative citizens on the board of . - - '. ' ' Consideration ;' was given to the A. B. Ballantyne.jwho work done-b- y the Agricultural as representattve-ocollege, has been operating among the farmers fniit'erowers" and stock men of the county for the past year:' Mr.of Ballantyne's work was considered great 4enefit7and: it :was7eopinioa be continued.. In view of the fact that there has "been some vhether the board of county commissioners would make an appropriation for the county's portion of. the expense of keeping an agricultural expert "in" this field, a committee waa' appointed to confer with tie commissioners and to urge that such appropriation be made, that the farmers and others - might have! the benefit of consultation with, and dir rection from, an expert in their Tarious lines of operation, which had proved very valuable during the past f that'lT-should- . year. HIS SI ADDRESS ES D to make members means provMed--bTfaalan- tfae - ce the organization. Joseph T. Farrer by invitation spoke - or the rating association from j STDDEII B D I FIIE TRAIL TO Several .hundred T V. students turned out yesterdayTbr work on the "Y"' trail, which was eorhnloferl fop a of about three miles to' Slide Canyon on the south pf the ''Y." The student workers ' accomplished;: won denful results, and thetrail seemed to grow with' each hour looking at it from the valley.. :,It'Tias a 20 per cent grade.Js four, feet wide and provides a comparatively east ascent for pe destriaris and , horsemen. ; The Boy a- very ac Seoutsorgaaizat ions-te- ekB. Y. "The .View of 'the Banker." He expressed ,.the opinion that the associa tion Was very profitable not. only to the members, but to the people gen- erallyr through education tive part in the; work and rendered business methods; he rmade.many efficient service in carrying water valuable, suggestions. The trail Ic completed to the R. R. of the work of cliffs where the trail stops some blastthe association which he believed was ing wilLjyobably have to be done in to continue .the trail to Maple for the general good of the communi-ty- . order: Flat which is its nltimate destination. He favored meetings at stated in- It is" thought probable ihat the citizens It the end of tne present school ' and a short the .trail to the fiat The that suggested tervals, complete .of Earl Prof. year, Jay Glade, head rrk required is comparatively Bllcnt musical, or oth er entertainment .prother' Department, of Business Educa' with the exception of the blasting, gram be a part of the meetings. tion of the Brigham Young University T. N. Taylor spoke of the and that is not avery big job. r of the association"; be wilLenter the business field.ProL Glade'B affiliation with the local insti- - lieved that, it had helped many to be come converted to an appreciation of TWO DIVORCES GRANTED lution covers a period of practically ttieTbBitfltsIMlee fourteen years, during the last Tour promptly, and that in this, way lhe IN FOURTH DISTRICT COURT yeiTSjftfhichhe haaheenhead of organization had- aided In community the a' ork la commerce uplifts It was under his direction that the All the members in turn made brief Twoivorces were granted Monday college - courses in business were in- statements of. benefits derived and of V the Fourth district court;; S, Charles in troduced. Since" their introduction the general good effects produced by .r-It they have proved to be very popular the- - work of the- associationErAnenrorSpringvUlwaff glven a Tire . classes in with the students. was unanimously agreed that the decree from Mary: j). Allen on the 'A drertising.,-&ofelling, And .Business assocJatioa.. Will bold meetings'- here ground of desertion, The parties txt Organization nave been particularly after" every three months on the first married-Januar14, 1913. Hazel Rob attracUve.-.wra- i Tuesday joi.ih.e meeting. month. inson, oiYovo, was - granted a Recently, th local university was Refreshments were perved at the rom Harry Robinson on the honored with Prof. Glade's election to conclusion 'of the meeting. Her ground of failure to provide. the presidency of the Business DepartreCox maiden of name was Hazel ment of the N. E." A.' He Is now a nections with Provo's" grand old was and awarded she alimony member of the National Committee on schooL Of course my line of work'is stored, sum of $25 per month and 50 in the standardization of commercial courses froch as naturally to pull me away attorney fees. The parties intermarand is known in this capacity through- from school teaching. Thepresiaency ried January 21, 1914. me shown of has the every University out the region." Dur the case of. Maggie C. Saunders In, ing the holidays he was" called to courtesy, and the strident body has vs. A. Saunders, a decree of Henry Denver to address the Colorado State been particularly considerate. divorce the custody of two giving I hope thatthe" citizens of Provo apTeachers Association. to Mrs. Saunders was minor children Prof. Glade will operate as an ef preciate, the Brigham Young Univer and the modified, custody of Adrian, to should, extent that the they ficiency engineer. HTs business will sity was given to Mr. an boy, be to build business; this he seeks to It ia ''without question Provo's most Mrs. Saunders Saunders, having rebe accomplish throughthesystematiza-tio- distinctive asset It will always 'D. Mr. D. married Guff, and of business methods and through my endeavor to work vigorously In cently move to to Nevada; intends the kind of advertising that "p'uts support of my Alma Mater." George Jaggers, of Provo, has filed a - . Irvine-spok- -- ts - . . 1 .. -- y - inter-mountai- n n . Thtngrovgrr-AlthoTigbrMrrGlade- operate from Salt Lake, he will make frequent visits to Provo7 and will be TIMPANOGOS ione of the most ardent supporters of ProctorAcademy Commencement Exercises Were Held Last Night .v Ruth Berry Was Valedictorian cf "the Garden City When geenahia .morning by a Her Academic Department ald reporter, Prof. Glade said, "It. is no easy thing for me to sever my con- - against- Phoeie L. Jaggers on the grounds of varying de SCHOOL-E-XPRESSES grees of misconduct, which "are "set forth in the complaint. The parties GRATITUDE were married here April 15, 1888. J suiTT7iivorce -- ' given: reptation Paper whFlFWeCp.tJlii - Planfthe t7 our scondrneMfch 1 6id5$3ro wdejs still dominant in nany of buildings, which hearts. I find pleasure in looking tci to the early days of Utah and New Mexico, these free schools ere planted here. We .ajre trying to jCjbJJ.UI,hoya :&nA gtrla more ..than. Here money making, , "'Yi.11 02P?Tatu'aeLtn??e They --must have" done good ork, for this school does not stand for any work. Thev Tiave flone thorough work, but I afn here to .do ore than, congratulate them. 9uld like to inspire them to bigger nd . better The' tragedies things. hich touch me most as I go up and town" the world is not' the tragedy Poverty .with all Its painful signs, but instead it is the man or woman no has not found his opportunity of fnrtce m the world. r ""Tienever, you " educate a boy or tirl without giving him some splr-&tiaining you,' "are making bricks h9ut straw. ...that education which &de that man who sits In the White House and looks across the Atlantic whose heart beats for more than 00.000.000. people sof this great na-"has something ; "'ere mental education.'- Which would rather have your boy be, a ho gave his life for a lost heating plant d 1 n. :7ttop-.-tBaii-.:- Liv-"Sston- e, Include a new repairs on the wouVdi and . buildingsTAnappropriationias been made by the Congregational Society ,fbr a" new Teachers' Home, which will be erected some" time within the next ? """7" .. year. - Graduates Pfld-Me- slip-sho- parlor, in the Bee Building, No. 374 West Center Street which is sure to attract all the "fans' and enjoy a The game is liberal patronage. played almost like a real ball game, a machine doing the pitching and the players doing the batting. The ma chine is quite elaborate, costing about 000,. and., is a distinctJnnoTation In Mr. F. W. amusement novelties. Thurston is the owner and manager of the new' resort In anotner part of "this paper," anad "appears," which; if cut out and presented, entitles the bearer to play a game of "baseball" free. Get busy andtry it -- ""hosewnTavepffip port of the school board and patrons of the district Twe our had closing jweek During Jolly May Day festival In North Park, where "we crowned Miss Gladys Need- ham queen of the May and the May polewas braided with songs and music. Wednesday evening the last meeting of our night school was held and M r. Th urm an"lectured"u ponth e demlc department and received diplo MojifelVctJirie. and the president's mas last evenftg were Philip Brim, I message to'fthe German government Ruth Cochran After class th ladles of the class Nolan BunUng,""Ione and Hazel Westrope. Those who have served refreshments to forty members and former members of the' night completed the Grammar (department school classes. Games were played evand received diplomas on Tuesday and the Virginia reel was worked in ening are as follows: John Alrd,.Ruth the gob4 way. Supt. Berry, Homer Brickley, Leona Nelson, Eggertsen was present and was well Howard Olsen and Mm. Ward. Miss pleased with the success of the school Ruth Berry was valedictorian In the and prospects for the future. class with an average for the year of Friday morning Mr. Arch Thur-man- , 94 per cent- - She will receive a scholprincipal of the Provo High for school .addressed- - our grammar Academic in department the arship " grades upon "Training As An Essenfour years. ' exercises lasjt evening, opened tial to Success" Mr. TburmanVtalk was full of illustrations within the unwith the "Graduates March" ty wof. of the pupils and wai Geo. W. Fitzroy, who "has. charge of derstanding received. well the music at the Proctor. . This .was Mr. A. N, Taylor and Mr. J. W. followed! by a selection by the Proctor Farrer, board member's, were present chorus and then the invocation by and a splendid program marked our -- The Principal S.'H.: Ck)dwIn.-;Th- e - or - Mesaames quartette ifito. Fitzroy, W. F. Violett, E. E. Brown and 1. H. Masters. Respectfully, - F. 7 Prlncrpal. - llll iminR RARF As Usual Both Sides Claim . ; Quartet ;from "Rlgoletto . .... .... .' . ..students of Music department, SopraBo Solo. .Mrs. Ida Peterson Beal - the Victory. Supreme Court.JYill Hear the Case and Referee Bagley's""Report " Saturday Mfrefdon Reese, Morningr-"- 1 Prof. John T. Hand. Mrs. Inez' Todd King. Reading The evidence has all been submltt Mr. J. Edward Johnson will officiate in the case. of E, A. Mitchell antJThe to as toastmasterj and "responses nor-So- , to . ; Tenor Solo a writof ManPromotion League-o- n date the ordering City Commissioners Y. V.. Student Body Ideals," v Roland IpJiProvto to show cuse why ithey A. Prot U.. Y, Women," ';B. Tietjen; should not call' aMquor election in CzLuPdrriTh.eev.enthcademie June.' Referee Grant C. Bagley is pre-Prof. Richard R. Lyman; Year," and will submit it to hiSTeptfrt paring "Home, SweeT Home," Prof! E. S. the supreme court Saturdaymoniingii Hinckley. The hearing wasT conducted In the L.M- - the conclusion "of the banquet, a niercial Club rooms and was business meeting will be held in Upended by : many witnesses and spectators. At the session this morn-and the consideration of business m toasts "B. will ' " .. ters connected with the association. 6 ciikicDAi' rnn d Funeral servicesfor P. C. Ander son, held yesterday in .the Vineyard meeting house, were attended by a was duced and the court listened to the The trial' was greatly shortened byboth sides agreeing to stipulate and nearly all day yesterday was taken up with this procedure. The city com- mission could have defeated the eleo- tion had they wished to delay matters " The - speakers large cqagregation. wera;Blshops JohnJohns 4tf AVSfwltilHaLtUMaMliui:.MiliMAii Berg and Elder L. E. Eggertsen. Vocal by talking the motion to death as is selections were rendered by the ward somstiroe don in legislature.- - But etoolrr Mayor Decker states that he is anxious that this matter go to the suPROVO MERCANTILE ' s preme court in plenty of time-fo- r ARTICLES. ACENCY FILES decision before tha first registration Articles of incorporation of - the d wich Is'Tuesdar JonethetlrsL ' Provo Mercantile Agency have been Jacob Evans for the Promotion filed with the county clerk. Provo stated this morning that there" League is the principal place of business of was now no doubt that an election In the corporation, which : will engage would be called. ErErCorfman-an- d real estate, Insurance and collection Coleman, counsel for the debusiness. The capital stock is (5000 fense said they would rett their case each. $1 of in shares of the par value with" the court. The officers are: Harry Butler, presJ. Robinson, vice president, dent, G P. Parker, treasurer; Thomas H. TO Sumner, secretary; these with Fran cis. Butler (constitute - the- - board -- of directors. " -- -- ... -- -- : J.'-W- IMPROVE . FUNERAL OF Mrs.- - R.-- Sadd, who died at Salt Lake Tuesday, was conServices were ducted here today. held at the Congregational church at 2 o'clock. The funeral- - ermon was " preached ty the Rev. Philip- King. Mm. .Sadd was "the daughter of the Tate Oeorge'ofi,' oYr6vb:Shb is survived by her husband and a little son. The-funer- altf ROADS MRS. H. R. SADD. H. COMPANY WINS OF CITY County Commissioners to Meet with State Road Men Saturday A meeting of and city officers of Utah County will Je held in the Commercial, club... rooms. In this, city Saturday, May 29th, at 10:30 o'clock. The meeting has been ar ranged by the State road commission and Is for the purpose of considering the provision of the new road law, which authorizes the officials in cities and towns to levy a tax, not to exceed two mills, for state road purposes. A lpttpr frnm Rlnhnrfl R T.vmnn nf thnT Cj.ty and " the-count- - nf I LlUnllUil IUII llnlLU 0f the meeting states that the state- roads In Utah ountfoutslde of cities ana towns are generally Detier.iuaa Protest of City and Canal Companies those inside, for the reason that the commission has considered it advisDisregarded. able for a careful consideration of the new law by county and city officials, State Engineer W. D. Beers has o that if all concerned consider it Mayor C. F. Decker that he has wise to do so, funds may be raised Provo roads In cltieg and approved 4ppHcatlons ofj-t-he in towns as good, If not better, condi Reservoir company for 500 acrefeet ;. those outside.. than tion,, of water from each of the following Meadow, in Wasatch county, and Alex- RELIEF SOCIETY PLANS ander's lake and" Meldrum's Meadow in Summit county. ... JThiswater has NDUSTRIAt-WORI- C been appropriated for the reservoirs oftheappropriator at. the head of :i Provo. r iverVTA"prote8twasfflehy A splendid letter has been adMayor Decker, representing Provo President and Teach-- , the dressed by TEACH IN RICKS COLLEGE City, and the various'canal companies of The Utah Stake Reera Committee taking . waters from Provo river to the presidents of, the lief Society against the appropriation. The ques-- j various societies of the stake advo tion of whether the prdtests wlll be Orson D. Campbell has been re taken into court will he decided by cating many worthy movements." An earnest endeavor is to be made leased as first counselor to Bishop B. the protestants. :. .. . to have all interested to make use of ' H. Bullock, of the Bonneville ward, all available ground in yards and vaand Leo Hafen, formerly second STRING CONCERT AT COLLEGE cant Ipts and to raise, on this ground : to the. counselor, has been appointed HALL MONDAY NIGHT. all seasonable vegetables possible. vacancy, and "Andrew Jensen appoint-e- d vNot alone for home consumption, but as second counselor. The reason ' On Monday night 'in College Hall, also for the market Local merchants for Mr. Campbell' release ia that' will go to Rexburg, Idaho, to teach In the string' orchestra of the B. Y. U. say they cannot get enough of these the Ricks academy the coming year. - under .the leadership of Prof. M. 8. to supply the demand and they will Gudmuadsenj .will give ai concert be glad to 'handle all that can be which will te free .to the public, and raised. The Sutton Market has on 8ECOND WARJ MEETING 7 a large siipply of vegetable seed I all are cordially InvltM. ' Among the DE.DICA BE HOUSE. TO tu, they will give to anyone who splendid numbers that will - be ren- w will wu them. These seeds came r'ant Robertson o'clock Mr. 2 play On Sunday afternoon at LeRoy dered, -. the new Second Ward meeting house the "Fantasie- - from Appasionata, by f.- " The U. S. Department of Agriv. Mrs Flora Hicks will will he dedicated, when services for VIeuxtemps. An industrial Association is to be render a selected , President heW. . solo, .... Miss ..Aline ; that purpose will be F. M. Lyman is expected to he down Phillips will give a violin' solo, "Ser organized under the direction of Miss by Delia Booth, to secure such aid as alt Lake, and will offer the enada" by Saint Saens,-followe- d the selections quartette. (Continued on page 12.) string by dedicatory prayer. - . . tar, ffa ..; : rJZrSZZ::. NEW AMUSEMENT FOR hall, rffrson finance and simpwna said in part YZWLZ. Are ' Successful.". proud "oTThe growth, of .onr public Principal Goodwin Talks school system and their splendid At the close of the exercises Prin school teachers The Timpanogos equipment, but webelleve that there cipal S. H. Goodwin Spoke for a few to wishto expresstheir'appreclation is still a placed for such schools as minutes on what Proctor stood for considera Herald the for many The the Proctor.xThe passion of the" men and the plans for the future. He ho came over In The Mayflower to stated that there would be about tions during the school year Just i ' PROVO BASEBALL FANS. RESERVOIR LTwwnjJlmpkinsdeHvered commencement address-t- o the Proc- continent, or a Carnegie, who has a Teachers Express Kindness for Service tor academy and to Board of LeThe Provo Automatic Baseball com as a master of of This graduates last evening In world wide the Proctor assembly i i U-- , , -- DATES is the program for Alumni association meet- mg7t6behelrf hurmlay, JunTTrd. The banquet will be given at 2:30 P. Min the B. Y, library, with the B. Y. U. orchestra in attendance. The " following musical numbers will - be e-following thfi.-B.Y.- CxMltTBjUtJ 'ire- the Invited (rueirt-irse-pf-- gratifying work ; Teg4ila'F-ng-4indra- the cast, and promising prospects of Increased, future benefits." Air the viz. a. u nffters were W. W, Goo ridge, Rmoot- - president; aetrt vice president;, U!e E. 01'U, Jr., treasurer. A. uutue, retary. Joseph NuttaH-eenst-itu te4 Thpsp with' W. A. the matter. County - association held a well attended meet ing at Its office last evening. Vice President J.' W, Dunn presided. He suggested that the matter of holding Jersey association annual meeting for the elec- held its f officers last STOrtHTlirrttw " rmmercial Club rooms. Reports - - Pro- - The Utah County and the- condition of which showed - very Men Praise Utah .Co u nty Cre dit . - Association; Work of County Agriculturist ipTsublSnteaf ork.of a. 1 Q -- the 1 LIIULHUL AT B.Y.U. RETIRES FROM B.Y.U. Many Prominent Business W ts Commendelir EARL . ruinninrinnr . h MEETING 1884 , |