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Show THE UTAH BUDGET CZAR UNVEILS STATUE OF PiTER THE GREAT Tha Socialist of Juab county fcar placed a county ticket In the Hold, A building boom Is on In Bingham. Buildings are golnjr up In all parti or the camp. Arrangements are now being made to dlHpnso of the Ephralm city water works bonds. of the According to the records ' tml'dlng Inspector, 400 homes have' been built In Ogden since January 1. The annual conference of the Swedish Lutheran church of Utah and Idaho was held In Salt Lake City last Friday and Saturday, While he was attempting to make away with a valuable mare which had been stolen, Clyde Peterson, aged 21, was arrested In Ogden. William Gibson, an employe of the GrasseM Chemical companys works, bad bis nose broken while attempting to step oft a train at Park City. Ttlf CZM f'LMMlNQ ifi OAK The total attendance at the state St. Petersburg. Two hundred years ago Peter the Great wrested fair was 116,500, the opening day being Livonia and Riga from tbe Swedes and added them to Russia. The anattendof the from the poorest point ance, while the greatest crowd was niversary of this conquest has Just been celebrated at Riga where the czar unveiled an equestrian 'statue of Peter and also planted an oak In present on Friday. The police force of Bingham Is Peter's park in that city. searching for Walter Gale on a charge of forgery. He passed three forged checks, amounting in all to about 930, oa the local merchants. A free employment agency has been established by Rev. Elmer I. Goshen, interesting discovery is that tbe Salt Lake minister, the agency be- Women, and Athletes Lead Other other athletes did 4 per cent better work In of the conducted the basement ing semester the they were most actively Students at University. First Congregational church. engaged in athletics than during tbe That horse raolng may be made a semester la which they were not. An uccess without tbe selling of pools exception in this, however, was found s Rank 4 Per Cent Higher Than in the baseball squad, which on acand other disagreeable gambling feaMen and Average Work of Fratertures, was demonstrated at the state count of numerous trips, as well as fair, when a most successful race and Members long practice periods, naturally fell Sorority nity meet was held. down In their class work. Not Up to Standard. Hardware men from different parts Commenting on this, Dean Clark an of the state met In Salt Iake City on Champaign, 111. That athletes of says: "You can't quite say that In down Hardathlete a Retail breaks, necessarily and the organized of Illinois Saturday rank higher University ware Men's association for tbe pur- than the average young men students bis college studies. This may be true pose of protecting the retail hardware in their class work la the Interesting of other colleges, because I really fact discovered by Professor T. A. think we look after things more caretrade throughout the state. will Clark, dean of men, after reviewing fully than they do at some InstituPayeon'a jubilee be held on October 19, 20, 21' and 22. an average of tbe grades of every tions." Fraternity men were discovered to On October 19, sixty vears ago, tbe student at the Champalgn-Urban- a be slightly lower than the average branch of same the university. This first settlers came to Payson. Promyoung man's ranking, and the liter s inent state officials will be present Investigation abows that the ary society members much higher and an extensive program Is being rank 4 per cent higher in their studies than the average. It was also discovthan men and further that the average proposed. ered that the fraternity men who took of work and the sorority fraternity Half a dozen laborers baa narrow most interest In the general unithe members is not quite up to tbe standescape from death In Ogden when the ard. had the highest averrffairs versity south wall of the. Auditorium skating and that the fraternity men ages, To get this Information Dean Clark rink on Hudson avenue tumbled Into least interested In general college the excavations being made for a set a number of clerks at work. Each matters were the poorest fraternity new building. Several were struck, by student's grades for both semesters students, thus disproving the general was averaged according to the num. claim made by some fraternity men falling brick. ber of hours taken in the subjects. Utah will be well represented in the that they bave too many other inter Thus a record of more than 3,700 studairy department of tbe National Dairy dents was obtained, an average In ests besides their class work. The sorority young women, genershow, to be held at Chicago October general made and then the 20-2speaking, were found to compare under tbe auspices of the federal classes of students considered special were ally In about the same proportion to the bureau of animal Industry. Tbe Utah compared with this general average. grand total as did the men. Tbe local exhibits will consist of milk, cream, For of the three clubs and Sororities showed about the the general average butter and cheese. thousand men students the figures same as tbe fraternities and sororiWith the driving of the last spike were 81.11 for the first semester and ties. on the main street of Brigham City 81.31 for the second semester, or a With these figures as a basis it is Tranon October 7, the Ogden Rapid general average of 81.21 for the year. probable the fraternity men will be sit company completed Us Interurban The seven hundred or more s asked to adopt a rule that' pledgers electric road between Ogden and the averaged 86.04 tbe first semester and must pass at least 12 hours of uniBox Elder metropolis. An hourly ser- 85.02 the second semester, or 85.53 for work before they can be Inversity vice is to be Inaugurated. the entire year. itiated. If they do not, the university A proclamation faas just been issued All the members of the football, authorities probably will The sororiby President W, H. Taft under which baseball, track, swimming and basket- ties bave already taken action in this approximately 65,680 acres of land ball squads were counted In the list matter. bave been eliminated from the Powell of athletes. The two hundred or more The figures further show that the national forest In this state. The area considered had an average of 82.74 fraternity men from larger cities, such eliminated was found more suitable for for the first semester and 81.78 the as from Chicago, are the poorer scholgrazing than for watershed protection second semester, or 82.26 for the year. ars, and the same can also be said or timber. ... . The track squad had tbe high aver- of some of tbe members chosen beNews has been received of the death age of 83.07 for the year and the bas- cause of appearance and first in St. Joseph, Mo., of W, Booth Major, ketball players a low average. An- 85 years old, a native of Kentucky, whose regiment fired the first gun at NEW VERSION OF CINDERELLA the battle of Buena Vista In the Mexican war. He was the Salt Lake City New York Manufacturer Wealthy manager of the old Pony Express com Finds Stenographer's Slipper-Engage- ment Interesting Story of How New Yorkpany at one time. Announced. er's Massachusetts Farm Raised maae been the has by Application Big Crop. state land board of Utah for .165,000 , New York. Tbe story of Cinderella, acres of land, under tbe Carey act, the shoe and the Prince has come true Springfield, Mass. Although the near Green River, Utah. Tbe land lies in New York City, with variations. of west are genfields wheat far the g of was west and Mermelsteln east and south north and Miss Mildred Green River, and what has been made but a Cinderella in her homo in erally supposed to be very large, tbe at present Is what Is known as a tern East One Hundred and Thirteenth department of agriculture has Issued porary segregation. stmt. She was a bright, little sten- an estimate that In states where the avThe Gunnison Valley Power com ographer. Nor was the slipper made fields are the largest their size New 100 more acres. little than erages pany haa reached a point In tbe con of glass. It was a real American girl's smallest wheat fields, struction of Its power plant and trans slipper, tiny and elegant The lover England has the In Vermont being only the average a but a wealthy mission lines which enables one to was not prince, either, to three. That wheat Is readily see that service will be in act shoe manufacturer. He is Samuel the soil of MassachusettsIndigenous Is declared Newman. ual operation very shortly. The poles In the reports of the Massachusetts On her way home in a Madison aveare set from Centerfte'.d througa Gun Agricultural college and that It can off Miss miles some nue car east the and slipped slipper' tilson, be grown profitably In Berkshire unmiss it Plans for another sheep sale to be Mildred's foot. She didn't county is asserted by experts who toes to her til she In been have put In November held Ogden made an examination of the soil have Mr. Newman completed by those who engineered th cold, hard pavement. of the hill towns. hason car and tbe saw the slipper shwr the recent International sheep A Lenox farmer, George W. Ferand auction sale. A large number of tened back, hoping to return it to its guson, has this harvested 417 breeders from all parts of the United owner, but Miss Mildred had limped bushels of winter year from ten and wheat adver"Prince" the Next day In away. States and Canada, who took part seven-tenth- s acres of land and sold whom maiden the tised for tbe slipper the sheep show, are behind the plan the wheat in a Pittsfield market for Mildred answered. Miss fit. woutd Charles Jorgensen of Peterson sat in as in the story, too, the $2.50 a bushel. The wheat is to be the top of a slender sapling for thirty And, just that the owner of the used as seed wheat so clean and perfound Prince minutes, while a bear on the ground to gaze upon and fect was the product. Mr. Ferguson was fair below, too cumbersome to climb the slipper In her ways. That was two has for 16 years managed Pine Croft small tree, endeavored to chew it in Charming The announcement of farm, a typical country farm In Lenox months ago. two. Jorgensen finally killed the bear n was made the other owned by Frederick Augustus rifle which be car their engagement with a of New York. Besides overNo. 2. a was The slipper day. ried. seeing a farm of 335 acres. Mr. FerMore than 100 of the Millard county guson has served Lenox as a select8ix Feet of Bronchitis. contingency attending conference ban New York. The Bronx zoo python man for several years and Inst year queted in tbe Cullen cafe in Salt Lake has the bronchitis, six feet of It, and was chairman of the board. Pine Friday night. After a course dinner, from his actions he indicated that he Croft comes up to one's id?a of a a program of music and speeches was regarded himself as the hardest luck country farm. It is not a city lot, delivered; which kept the meeting In animal In the outfit The zoo' physi- such as some farms of Lenox millionprogress unall near midnight. cians are having difficulty in treating aires become, but Is tbe nearest to naMies Mable Holman, employed In a the python, not knowing just how far ture" that its owner can make It. One millinery store In Salt Lake City, fell iown tbe reptile's throat his bronchial of the few groves of primeval forests down an elevator shaft and escaped tubes extend. Six feet of python have In western Massachusetts are on this Farmer Ferguson began property. with severe bruises. She. owes her been wrapped in porous plaster. to feed his poultry bewheat raising life to the fact that she was carryinjj cause wheat was high. For several Diet of Dried Fruits. an armful of pattern hats, on which San FTanclsco. Twenty students of years he produced enough wheat for the fell, thus breaking. the force of Stanford university have agreed to home consumption, using the straw the fall. submit themselves to a diet of dried for bedding purposes. Its return in J,, N. Sparks, arrested at Ogden for an Indefinite time to assist value astonished him. He found It fruits havthree months ago on suspicion of In a government experiment They of a good profit and determined upon ing knowledge of the Oregon Short will eat dried fruit at all their meals an experiment Line holdup near Five Points, on June tnd the effects of the various preparOn the ten acre lot grew sections of 15, In which three men boarded the ed fruits on their health will be noted quack grass. He wanted to get rid of passes-tors- , train and held up thirty-siy Dr. Swnln of the department of this growth i:d plowed the lot and has been set at liberty. sowed It entirely to buckwheat. This 'rnistry rt the university. ARE HIGH IN STUDY Co-ed- home-comin- g co-ed- 9 co-ed- Prompt Courteous Utah Independent Telephone Co d Scher-merhor- CO. SCOTT Dr. la J DENTIST O.Creef Bldg. Spanish Fork, W. HE WAS HEIR Mystery of Daniel Sneridan's Disappearance Is Cleared Awsy After Many Years. London. The mystery of the disapof Daniel Sheridan, tbe pearance of the "Blake American claimant Millions," has been solved at last It Is some months since the Star printed a story about the patbetlc struggle farmer to obof this left by Mrs. Helen tain the fortune Blake, wbo died Intestate in Iradon, in 1876. Her property, then $700,000, has been in the hands of tbe crown ever since, and, counting the accumulated interest Is now estimated to be nearly $2,500,000. A letter Just received by that newspaper from Daniel Sheridan's eon, Joseph, who lives in Quincy, III reveal the fact that an old, homeless, nameless man, who died in Lambeth infirmary on December 19, 1896, was tbe lost claimant for the "millions." Mrs. Blake was Helen Sheridan, a beautiful Irish girl, when she was married to Capt Robert Dudley Blake, a young officer of dragoons stations In Dublin. He later became a general. Daniel Sheridan asserted be was Mrs. Blake's cousin, tne son of her father's elder brcCher, and be came to London to prosecute his claim from Kankakee county, Illinois, in 18S5, being then a man of seventy. He could not however, obtain tbe necessary evidence to satisfy the treasury that he was the next of kin. His money dwindled away, he was heavily In debt for board and lodging, and all the while his family were writing to him from America upon the Idea that be had obtained the foitune and reproaching him for deserting them. For a time he was an inmate of a workhouse. On bis discharge from there he wrote to his son that he was going to Ireland to find some one who knew him as a boy. That was tbe last his family ever heard of him. He seems to have wandered about helpless, hopeless, a broken man, until on December 6, 1896, be was once more admitted to the Lamberth Infirmary. He gave no address, and three days later he died. Irish-Americ- 35-2- If your order placed before tkat date jaj r. paper will bet Joseph Hughes, M. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Omciin Rev. Lee's bungalow, one-ha- lf block east of Consolidated Wag en k Machine Co. Residence, corner 2nd North and 2nd West. Oftice Hours, 10 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 6 p. m. Sundays by Appointment, tnd. Phone 62-- 1 Sfanish Fom, Ut. Ce. BwUhf Office at WerW Dt Rcildmot .n. block wm! el Coam.rcl) Bsak PbnlolM Bub Idaho 8ufr Ceapuy. I ' IDAHO of acraioflJ i beeu reclaimed to cultivj l irrigation la that But I the past 10 years. TU a u more will reclaim II the next lOytari. Thi I an opening for msnjthJ 1 1 01 nomes. Ban Too Ixviitioatkd IDAfic BANK NATIONAL FIRST PHONE INDEPENDENT Spanish Fork, It has been truthfully UraJ Land of Opportun Utah A Land of Homes ter recardinr Idaho's TAILOR PUBLIC 'PHONE Money Loaned - Spanish Fork os Irrlfttcd Frmi low Intereat tpMltl tion! of partial payment. Otto tt roaldaaoe, ona blook eaat of SPANISH FORK. UTAH. W.H ti MiBdi OorK S1WDI: n jx-- All lailroi turiw Tri NO. 13 . . . alty, u I Bay s after t aid f Sled w Both In eonxtr to eianoe any pi 9 trail ST 8jauix tructi lalnuni frov talntxl KEEFl the qml secret is you acg plish you dai Co-Operotivo Egypt cotton 'eron this year, it Is estimate,!, will exZrt 700.000.000 pounds, and Consul r tlmt Iobably T8crop ever y 1ua by Egyptian fields. iuf KJ1? p author In co the ant hereby Of ld trucb hereby pave toti toe tru Institution betwet eonxtri motive eiwpt Vnn kno v...- General Merchandise. Flour, ao M - othenl lenersl pJ theml dart HI t h, Grain Jj the mo thereo from etatrli Qutp And llrns lib! for thi pa men wh Produce. Provld trooti treet, Councl Proved lo be Harness, Boots Shoes. m ule ni hour Kaaafaoturers of ausei Q Bon ai purnon tretit JOHN JONES, (iood mlntii ticue! Supt fftWMK ttttof SPANISH FORK, UTAH b urtaoi and mi nd mi "now treeu the dlt toe act Bcetl Fruits of Washington-Egy- pt's tbe on cue r In privlle or put) ana pr or mul la! vcrtise and (ran to theirs your goj loiulnd blfhwi Spanish Fork and tain aeceai traosii op- Fresh Flowers supplied for all ooca-lion- s. Funeral designs kept on hand and filled to ordor. All kinds of Furniture Repaired. Residence two blocks North of Foundry Spanish Fokk. Utah 0 for thi exprei nid n . Co-o- p, Remarkable Hostelry Will Be foi Women Only Prices Placed on Cost Basis. st Bel Han, Stable SAMUEL CORNABY Hack Meets Dealers in lhec taeliu n. iFeed Spanish Fsrk.Utsb ' W! fori Sei Livery FASHIONABLE Btook North el Bank, C. It LORENZO THOMAS B. H. BROWN, JEX-FLORI- i.S. T.ta hM fJ X PROVO KOTABY Bi T. reiourret. A. or 0. Si to 1. K Burley. Q. t. eer. a. u. r. a., salt uuuty ATTORN Or. 6ra W.L The Oregon Short Line Rsilm will be pleased to sesdaeseript i A. B. MORGAN, tatfM Bundlnf matter) R. ALLEN OBKTIBT OVER What's the 4 p. m. L3 Thousands Spanish Fork, Utak Ind. Phone M Bell Pbooe 11 DR. at with Dr. J.W.Hagan TIPLESS HOTEL Large Cotton Crop r readySaturJ R. M. New York. A tlpless hotel in New York, an institution that many sons think nhould take rank with per the other "seven wonders of the world" is to be opened November 15. Th'e new hotel Is to be for women exclusively, and Its establishment Is duo to the activity of Miss Virginia Potter niece of the- late Bishop Potter- Mrs' ' and several nther Henry Ollsht-lnieInfluential women, A guest will not have to fin her banl with dimes to distribute on the way from her room to the sidewalk She may even push the button for levator or order the porter to movI her luggage without fear of the evor present holdup. An employee found accepting a tip in the hotel will lmv to look elsewhere for a job. ana board may be had for $3 50 10011, to ta a week. U Butter Paper DayJ Quarantine and City Pfeyiician Office two doors north of City Drug Store. Night calls made from office Ind. Phone Spanish Fork, Utah. hardy grain successfully killed out the quack grass. Its heavy body shut out the sun from the soil beneath its bulky growth and the foreign grass died from the want of sunshine. With the buckwheat well along last year Mr. Ferguson had It plowed under and fertilized the lot with some fertilizer left over from the spring planting. Possibly two tons of commercial fertilizer was used In preparing the field of over ten acres for red winter wheat, which was sown. From this experimental lot Mr. Ferguson has Just reaped a bumper crop of wheat. Not only was the wheat perfect In head, every kernel being filled out, but the body of straw wa excellent. IN NEW YORK Vlh L Warner Dr. W. MILLIONS TO Saturday of Each Week No.43-- a Office Phone WHEAT PAYS WELL IN EAST any-thin- Telephone Service it what everybody wants. Get it by using MThe Phone that talks." ; adver tising in this 1.. r SCO O jtii you a pleasanter sur prise than when Sie said Yes. the Let paper will give shine afl the thi col' of this J iCprrlM, WW Li, OFF |