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Show T1IZ FI.OVO HEPvALD HERAL B'S EDITORIAL PA GE : . A THE PROVQ HERALD bility x eliminating ward lines in provo, creating unanimity of pur If we were living in Russia, Bulgaria, or some of the other turbulent ; and harmonious relations from what is sometimes called East monarchia! countries pose Old "World, it would perhaps not' be .(SEMKWEEKLY) r and West Provo and ihe Opportunity 'afforded by7 the primary- - elec -- ' - jofthe surpnsIngtoread "of"aconflkfb-.' Consolidation" of The ProVO Herald (Daily) and Intcrmountain Hon to minimize the harmful influences of the political machine. READS LIKE CHAPTER strikers and inwhich 'tween. scabs, Herald (Weekly,) , . FROM RUSSIA ; - ' a weak, defenseless girl was smashed The idea of a slogan or mottqjor every live city in the country is a i ; 1- - m the face and otherwise pummeled, . PUBLISHED. BY HERALD PUBLISHING CO. ' and beaten by a and has the been means 7 " ' one, Lof "dead good "placing -jroanyerstwhile . burlybul ajdhejUie sddpugnacious bruiser Editor p. C SOOTS . " ones" on the map. It works on- - allowed 1 disturbLng whiljheiil E, F,. STACKS-fiMs-Mgfithe peace. '. "T. ' 'PROVO PUSH PROMOTES the same principle as individua v f Center Street . . . Provo, Utah . Doubtless, this would be commonplace news, and taken as a .,,. ' ' PROSPERITY- - v.. ... . Both Phones ' slogans that have made the con matter of coarse " ". where freedom of speech and of thoueht is unknown mat 'Fnterfd in the Postoffice" at Provo, Utah", as second-clascerns they represent well known utter, January 4, 1911. throughout all civilized nations, such as "Kalamazoo Direct to You,' we boast pf our chivalry, respect and homaee for the weaker sex. and "Jones Pays the Freight," the mention of which brings to mind the our independence in the matter of fixing the value of our own labor, furnisher and the New Jersey scales manu ip comes as a shock to the. ..; Governor Spry has affixed his official signature and the seal of the Michigan household sympathy and sensibility of the decent " : ' commission bills as pruned factnrer. citizen' to lelrn of, this very thing happening in America, and more great state of Utah to the Smith-Kell- y We believe the Garden City is now on the threshold of a season especially in the remodeled and revised by the metropolis of Utah. Oof unusual and that and nexLiive progress the Jhe In development during COMMISSION FOR PROVanceount-eat" hn strike-o- f the laundry-worke- rs f legislature suggestions in Salt Lake- will doubleJLAVjth thousands of dollars being City, in our years population and now are His NEXT JANUARY : they Excellency, Thursday morning's read w( spent to advertise the resources of Utah and colonists and capitalists laws of the commonwealth." "Shortly after 7 o'clock last night the first blood of the laundrv.; : this state from every point of the compass,, it is abso- - workers' strike was According to the bills as passed the matter of adopting the com flocking into drawn, when Annie Sturgis, a striker of the Am-- 1 that Provo and the Utah will xif be utely certain, ission-form-tjf cities is ncan h optional'-wklheiirst valley not Linen government .SupplyXompanywas struck in the face by Harold r. tnd second class in Utah meaning Salt Lake, Ogden, Provo, and among the chief centers of attraction. pung, a afterward the votinc woman Immediately ... r, Here the the the the stock gardener, dairyman, Logan butjsJorcMpgtLthem whether they 'want it or not. The ,fas arrested by Patrolmen C W. Olson and James1 Woodward, the pouliryffiairTanflnrt"a cha power of tmtiativeS; taken franMhdtiesndtizensfeHeC man, jgtnrhmgHhe.peace.. few from and a acres of "hus and land, who furnished but industriously and .placed hv the 'hands of politicians residing elsewhere, intelligently by her friends. An will look after, the the interests of therailroads and other corpora banded, are assured of a comfortable and independent income. Here to this cowardly and dastardly assault stated also the manufacturer, the merchant, mining, and professional men ihat the attack tlOnS. ' 1 r uponjhe young woman was. absolutely unwarranted. catf .finropp;6rtunities affordedi)y'no' other 'sertiprrot' Utah; and, exha ifiiaulutjj SMMiL! taking celled by none in. the United States, rr v : awoman place in the ianodrjr.'--rby "a mmlssloB of three memTjers; instead of ITmayor and council, It is gratifying to know the business men of Provo are becoming This incident in face of the fact that the victim also suffered the begnnio'.'Jannaryri,;1912thdihe terms of all the present" elective in active in and the her inducements the to placing up city date. that Each building humiliation of arrest, should arouse such a Wave of officers are Urjtnroated prt commissioner wiil4e public indigna-- . ' head of some department of municipal government, and all the other capitalist and' homeseeker before the world. .In this regard the tion and sympathy for the poorly-pai- d and toilers of the .' Commercial Club promises to be an factor, and more 'in- - Salt Lake sweat shops, as to win their demands and important officers of the city are to be appointed by the commission. ' them ' guarantee . . . t auditor-ar- e inis organization man ever Deiore. to .be tcrc&t i now toeing manliest m t.4 protection by the citizens from assaults by hired jgugh-neckand Tjie cluh novy' has a membership of about 160 and nearly a score of l&osetfai tnVtf minions of the law. nc.membcf g.haye.beca4utded jsTnce thefirsy-o- theirear;-Two:w Not only this, but the club's membership includes the men who for candidates two direct a The nominated at are to be primary. Apriri4 is "clean-u- p day" in Provo, and the women's clubs, the have done and are stilt doing things' in Provo men who have been Commercial Club each position, receiving the highest numbered votes arejleclareto and the city council have decreed that rubbish and" e the nominees, and the voters will choose between them at jthe gen- successful in a business way, know the needs of the city and are now debris of kind must be cleansed from the face of the earth (at every eral election. No candidate shall be a candidate under any party, determined to do their best lo supply those needs. As an instance least that part of it occupied by Provo) on this date, to the .end that ' - of the way they are going. about it to accomplish the ends sought," designation or emblem. City will indeed be a spotless town. Four meetings a weekj are to be held by the commission, and at the meeting Wednesday night it was unanimously voted to pledge monthly statements of the expenditures of the city are toIEe made. one hundred suits of clothes made from material manufactured by -was4ynched is suing thejailroad for th will mean an order from , Th? yidow-o-f woolen mills-Th- is The mayor is to be the presiding officer at the meetings of the commob' the a on carrying One wonders whether special train. d The commission has the power to enact ordinances and the local factory amounting to several hundred dollars, and it will be mission advertised the little excursion. to enforce them. The terms of the commissioners expire alternately, ttle trouble for home clohtiers to induce the hotises of their supply so that there wilf never be an entire board named at any election tc place an order with the Knight mills, and by so doing may probRussia is sajd to be building a $75,000,000 fleet of war vessels for" ably make permanent patrons for a worthy home industry. except the first -This is the kind of reciprocity that counts, that affects the pockt- - the Black sea. As no other navy can get in there, they will probThe bills originally provided for the initiative and referendum, V be safe, of of book resident the features and were These reverts to the good of ably every the recall and the public service commission; municipality, So while we are boosting home enterprises and going out after eHminated at the request of the governor. And it is for this reason all News from the Mexican frontier would indicate The Herald claims the, laws are obnoxious and "will fail ir the objects new ones,' added development, population and capital, what's the your Uncle Samis uel with an matter to the for which they are intended the greatest good having appropriate slogan to place on every piece pf going to get his feet w.et if he keeps on dabbling around the greatest num . .. her of people affected. . stationery that leaves the city, and respectfully suggest the pond of revolution article-'PRO- VO PUSH PROMOTES of this betitle of In councilmen Five Provo have been legislated out .office,, ' Doctor Mary Walker, by ging, next, by this new. law.; They are; E. S. Hinckginning January, A. E. A. and W. HardingW. President Bott, Says the harem skirt is .the thing. McCullough, John ley, We hope this is true ; rpwehon, "Thcsiflnefl WPVlW haye had two years more to serve had : rr When the Utah Development Xeague gets down to work; we But what will they do Califorfrom a line like this them. out will of not have to put not the new order things displaced anything hope it lemons-about the new laws is therpossi nia real estate ad "Eighteen thousand acres, mostly " Togetat thebumb!e bee's sting. ? The only redeeming-feature- X - v wasinlCL togoscot, agtf - (r " . -- s' ' ' - Herald-keDublica- n. far-fam- -m- ed strike-breake- w fruit-growe- -- ss eye-witne- : r- -. rZ. M-An- v . 7" . har3-work- ed s. i bone-heade- d: f - f - the-(garde- the-Knig- ht ihoK for-ekr- the-roa- , , . I - we-wou- ld I s - AAAAA structed by the state it must be built increase 'at a rapid rate, and the vari- WVWW under pledges! to the people that will ous counties will vie with each other Tint nf guarantee its freedom from private in their efforts to showhat their par ownership forever;" its freedom of en- ticular natural advantages and opporUUI Ul IIIC UlliyGI try and exit to every railroad that excel for legitimate investcares to pierce themountain wall with tunities ita trains. The day has passed when ment and home 'making. In this laud Just how far does the kitchen range? the" constructton Trtne Jl of rar tonne! able endeavor Satnmlf eoun'y should The ' housewife is known by the by the state can be of any assistance not be one whit behind. " Surrounding bread she bakes. to" Mr. Ioffat personanyn 1t r the mountains "that have "made the that within a few.years his county famous for its mineral wealth, He that has ears to ear would now railroad will become a part Of one of are valleys containing thousands of begin to think of planting corn,' j the -- greatr4ominAtms systems - now acres of as fertile land as will be DEVELOPMENT NOTES AND EDITORIAL COMMENT girdling our counTryT1" 'And In the tun- - lonncL anywhere inClahlA nnited "I'm bo run down that I can give no tnorfe tlkrslehf'A ibtral&rm r.toek.T" Boosting Uintah Basin incorporating it ior azu.uuuf v e ua?e uei uuHiness mere is no rewjii wd; action on the Fay Up part of the residents of all of stock the has informed that been Theodore should favor we Moffat the Club above Commercial road has Lives of poor men o(t remind ua The be made to prop- -- "I've seen brightejt'(layB,Lflighed the been subscribed. .... The company has all others. Grand Junction Daily - Honest toll won't stand a chance; - -- gotten up a very peat little folder-jus- t this advertise fact erly According to saucepan in theIovenly kitchen.More we work there grows behind the size to slip into an envelope when filed articles of incorporation with the News. those who have studied the want of te switched," angrily ex "Well, County one writes to a friend outside of our ecretary of the 'state, thousands of dairies are re- claimed the small boy; and he was. - - - na.tn. It mentions brle"y the many wewa.'1 on our Another Bottling Works' tn Prospect pants.' ;?ger patelter quired to supply even the present dere tons wh the .Uintah basin is the Tbe hotbed Is well enough in 'its mands. Hundreds could engage in Charles Denhalter was . here last The B. Y. U. MuddUT On our pants, once new and glossr, Dost ;kw tor a bomeseeker.. Every week looking up the possibilities for a this industry in this county-J-f- or, con- - place, but few people would care to Now of stripes of different buej in it, wtrd is true, and without the slightest The mixup occasioned by. the teach-ing- a branch of the Denhalter soda water ditions are ;Aa- - sleep perfect of Professors Peterson, .Chamber-s All because subscribers linger," attempt to. exaggerate as do the CaliThisdustry-lwould another that "prove Fifty' little chickens m the incubaor7 company now manufactory, And won't pfiy up what Is due. fornia and Nevada land booster. We lln and Peterson at the B. Y. U. will has a branch at ML P'easant and the successful in this section with ample Ten scrawny broilers a - few weeks don't mean to knock California, be not down. The church board of educa- company .is considering an extension facilities for marketing the products. tlater. : cause the state 1b wonderful, but it we Then let us be up and doing, of Its business with a bottling plant Hay. lands are in abundance, aa well tion' has declared that-thteachings man a in his used half,' the advertising r'dope": to Many reflective moods ?' ?4 your mite, however small; ot the gentlemen named are not strict. at Richtield. He was favorably im as fertile soil with' plenty, of water wonders -boost our baaln that someof the CaliOr when sndw. or winter strike u. why his wife loves him, and Ideal with and 'the climaticRichfield conditions that ; In harmony with the aims and ob pressed prospects. so do his neighbors. V.'e tti&ll hare no panta at all. fornia' land spectators do "we would Iy would assure success for farming on of the Brigkam Young UniversHReaPer-- ' . . jects Carbon County News. have thousands of emmlgrants come The average boy thinks better of the a large scale. Park Record. rhererand they- - would be pleased in-to Get a Cheese Factory r cuff on his sleeve than of the one his Monroe, of Instead of view that it accepting SalUir is Not Joining Garfield stead of being disappointed as many teacher gives him. v and deciding to either step down and About 75 of the leading milk pro- Plan to Colonise Northern Cache "Any story to the effect that wewlll are who go farther west under a wrong and out or cease from presenting the ducers here , have become identified What promises to prove one of thef Ihere is. more sound in a hollow gef k annexation to Garfield in order impression. Vernal Express, with 'the. movement for. a cheese fac- most objectionable projects for ; the goura man in a run one. and the ta sell liquor Is absolutely without tor amounts and to what a revolt Monroe, .have tory the practically, colonization . and: development of one same is true of an empty heaLv signed : declared J. Iv. Langford, Wellington Farmers Organize the students. among Incorporation of the .two Uelleraaptlj-aescribbodies andlnaid'tip arjclsilbf. gnTa manager cf SalteirFthl morn- zOn Monday last the vicinity of "Well. 50 per cent of their subscribed stock. to settlement today, is' undoubtopen ofthe,man who.ls .taken ing la answer to a story In tbe llerald-- r ington met and proceeded to organize mt muuuie nrsx oecame puouc tnat F M. Iverson of . Fillmore has been edly the plan Just launched 'by the in by sharpers IS. Z. Association the j"'tl;ca Intimating, that the beach the Wellington Producers' proper course fpr the educators in secured as manager and he .'knows Cache. Yalley Colonization and Town-- - The u would r to withthefollbwlng-prricerOhoTweT- e hetfiiay not be well educated aa soon as they discovered they fthe business from l)t;iaaiag to volved, li ' ' so that-i- f .r' wss elected directors for the ensuing yearn long to scratch' were te things not in harmony has assumed active COTtrqLof the .n.gecC iamong tne moBt.desJrable Mt a'few lines in' the garden.v ' I Cry at the special election to be n.rrHansonrpresraent; Jr -l and with the ideas of their employers, the ounaing. has mute some substan-- now n the market, and this partlcu ' I J "re 27 it would-bWe can walk Into trouble with our possible to vice preaidentp H 'A. Plnegar secre was u ua,u aiep aown i " vuut,co. fuC maouinery wiu oeiiar instance offers opporeunity for the eyes 1. i Edgar Thayn, director; ana i!tr at the beach. In discussing shut, but it is often impossible to and will be in- - husbandman to secure rtarm, or the " out,, ana not wait to be asked ''-ratter Mr. angfor4 a. a uoiuing. airector. " There was a out with both eyes open, back iel(i staiiea as soon as It, arrives. This in-- ! ciUzen to secure "horne. hv Reaper. btr-with, there is no assnr-- good representation " of ' the 'farmer "J love but her," sang the love sick And this from the editor who said dustry will be one of big things entirely wlthurlthe reach of all. at Garfield will Tote wet and who became membeii swain. ' "If It's butter- - you want you for Moaroe. nd ia eituate - in e if assurance were given tion. r The. system under which these someMegrinaTrcertarn professors can In B. Y. tTniversity had been teachine o getnararthecorBer grocery," ernmost part of the rapidly growing i. go .wet wre , would still associations of the producers" of Ca oalled out her Irate father." vertise summit County that "man emanated from the ane." state of Idaho, adjoining the Utah1 line, r to be annexed to u, We bon and Emery counties, composing Mama: "Willie, what do you mean Through- the- - efforts' of the UUh In Cache valley. A company has rei ratter go dry than be annexed nine organizations, are destined to The Moffat Tunnel Development League and other factors cently been incorporated for .coloniza by breaking all those eggsTWillie: "I i. great deat"&rgood to the Without doubt the death of Mr." Mof that have the welfare and oranjrotberplace'We growth of tion and settlement of' about 15,000 heard papa say "that there's" money "in i u". d tie resort befor.j with--r communities as well as to the general fat, will be made the basis of a sentiaa its prime object, thousands acres of the most fertile land la the eggs, and I'm trying to find it" , Utah, can public. The general exchange office mental l.'jaor, and I guess-wappeal to the house and the upon thousands 6f people will bate Jones: "Hello, Smith, what has hapAm n. matic-rvalley, and consists of prominent of fact we where the .management.' pf. the laf fairs senate to pass the Moffat tunnel steal. their attention drawn to this state, and business men in Salt Lake and to you that you look so peaked T" t pened i I Ogden. lsate It dry as wet of the several associations wirfbe con- The bill as drawn at present giving the many.of them will come to see for The plan of the company is to colon- Sniltn;V "Iv? been t Ullcrirs'la will the be at Price; and under the Moffat line first call to lease. or t loal ducted practising the rules buy. themselves what U.tah has to offer. It ize the northern portion xjt Cache, vall- on 'How--to Keep Well published in (lie c'ct:.'n ges." supervision of R. H, Thompson, who thereby endangering the open Is a certainty that within the next few ey- with' real homeseekers. door, is Logan the health column of the Da'ilv a narebouSe company, rank with fraud. If bus hrsjtnlzi-'the uiV'a fon- ears tl:e stato's poptititton U poirss to Journal. l Screamer." IhflPinnhr Inr! f il ! - 1s1n-evitabl- 7 e - . ould -- . state,T-Carb- - n on 5 The-poultr- y - . 1 -- . . foun-l'ttian,- . 'most-attracti- Zat f-lahd e "" i nd-J- . 1 the-coun- HeGompaByT-he-iahd-tmde- re ty l 1 e "1 tary-treasur- tojre resign.-Richf- rew-aay- s . ? 4 - r.-itiv- Tbe-Ia- , -- tbe-sout- v h-1 , 5s . - " . .1-- . , : - - -- Farm Journal.- 'X . |
