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Show V THE HERALD'S' EDITORIAL PA GE -- -- -- THE PROVQ HERALD a pastorate of Which John D, Rockefeller is a prominent memUer, mm vu J lyuuuv v uivn nvi" ifjr. iillic tilings ' because he preterred doing1 a real work tor humanity to adorning a well await another day, ' JConsolidation o'f The Provo .Herald (Daily) and Intermountain pulpitbanked with millions, is to be-o-ne of the. speakers. - Ex : It is a matter of gossip in a certain Provo store that one fcous Herald (Weekl). Governor J. Frank Hanky, of Indiana, is to expound "The Patriot keeper telephoned eight times" iifone dayVadding tocher day's ord PUBLISHED BY HERALDPUBLISHINCr CO., Prof. Daniel W. Howell,- prominent in the affairs and no one clerk talked with- - the Customer over twice irfiuccessi : ism of Peace & BAKER . & , LARSON, Owners. have charge of the Bible study Of course, the clerks were courteous; it's business to be so. AL of, the L Center Street , , . Frank P. classes; Sadler, of Chicago, will tell of it is natural for the average salesman of woman to show their pies .Pr6vo,Utah. Municipal Judge ,.v BOTH in PHONES. criminals the wickedest city of the country, and what ure at. an 'order. But in their heart of heart! they cannot help Li crime and X Application made in the Postoffice at Proyo,JJtah'-f6- F v as is being accomplished along lines of practical reformation. - , feel that thoughtlessness adds much to their burdens. The Utop second class mail matter. These are but a iew of the events. "All of them are worth of Brotherhood of Man is a long ways off. It is still a dream t whilE Not .only does the movement deserve support because of. dreamers, but kindly consideration ought to be. a part of our ever these, but because on the success or failure of this; the first attempt day decalogue, a corner-ston- e of our creed. " v mrvVtMT ?n nnmnl fBtnry of'thf statf's intellectual, religious, and Be thougktfulL' In the end t will more than pay. Did you eve reKatiyezlife:idep Utah ui general is to be CjygMtQjner enter a storeand immediately all the available clerk . congratulated that the ChauUuqua made rushed for and' the the founders have to wait upon her, while to another they moved with laggin rates ample occasion, special iuca nas assumed definite form, in the shape of a ten-da- y program provision" for the case of guests from abroad. The Herald .wishes footsteps and undisguised reluctance? Ypu know the answer. T tn nP iJpjatforriLf eatyrcand study. for not success Utah the its the first the service. second only She has made no. inves expectations, Chautauqua beyond gets poor anc( on tne banks of the Ogden fiver, and but a few moments ' 191 come. U all for time in to but ment from the city of the framed courtesy there are no dividends in attention willing! turn, Provo is. to be. felicitated ";. givetr commg to her? uyuu me easy access it enjoys to. the Chautauqua grounds, and from present indications our city will be a large contributor to thesuccess L the initial meeting of 'what wiiHiereafterie a permanent summer attraction. ... , Thoughtfulness for the comfort and convenience of others re The , Chautauqua idea is too well known to need much of ex" quires a small" investment," yet; is capable of returning mighty big TheJjankers will be here tomorrow. They will own the tow ' pianation. For more than a quarter of a century the "Mother- - dividends. . for a couple of days. Of course, this will not be" much .of a chan The Herald is moved to the observation from facts learned in Uiautauqua on the shores of rteautiful lake in in Southwestern New York Sstate has been- the destination of thousands of seekers interviews with employers who plead for their clerks and other em for the bankers, because they are used to.owning things and pc -accustomed to ownir. ferr knowledge-combin- ed the sort that wear sons, but-w- e doubt very much that they-a- re loyes. The summer, days are, sizzling-dayfretfulness.and make little annoy such a beautiful and inviting ;placeas Provo. ""We hope that the ot a more-oless local appeal yngmaity, a twnoaist camp-meeti-an nces wonr Dig Because oi unnauirai pcrspecuve,.. XfaTTpOWn" :5asse until its patronage knpws no geographical limits, just. as its to spend a afternooii. sksla itf , a ham- , You who haveleisure see that 4hey. will want some of it. One thing : is certai d so swung that the breezes they, Endeavors have, long ago, stepped outside'"any poplars ujndanesbf setr mock, r shaded 'vby ' will do their lest to please" them, make themrhapr v : from the mountain passes are generous to you with their refreshing everybody tananism. " ? , 'Its purposes and ideals are high. As religion lias its place, m coolness, drop the latest novel for a moment and give thought to. and feel entertained. in when life There' are times . aperson loves his banker-whefood of every breakfast -order to Did packas'e. y the you forget program prepared , by the founders of the Utah Chau- the toilersr a favorTsdesIrFd: n ttie lor in of a little, cash. Provo wan on tauqua so athletics and picnics and other diversions' are interspersed wherr you telephoned your grocer in tlje moaning? "Thetir keep bankers to know that they are welcome to the best that tlt the xvith serious lectures and excellent music. The list of prominent Forgetting it until the next day. Remember that your order is long others' for delivery; that thei city offers and there will be, no demand for a cash loan, etthc amHiiadMifc. 4menrand 'Oriien:S , " r " lAChutauqua ill Movement rii. -- -- - "Mother-Chautauqua.'w- jy: s iigi Consider the Clerks A Welcome to the Bankers . ' . -- . . , . - s ng nijitoresajrazle r 'fulT-Ieafe- . n ten-da- wcleie nt)rrf1iifl WOMAN w0KLD J-TAPESTRY WORK IN CONVENTIONAL Mil PATTERNS. Announcement tli! Utrl i etahankers, A. C. LUND announces' that he more advanced students in music for 10 weeks summer course. Apply between 9 and 11 a. m. I OF HUH Lit EROF. take a few S The west shore of Utah lake is rap flour, etc. He therefore has named Canvas is a most serviceable mate-- i fringe, with short ball fringe or with idly solving one of the big Irrigation his place the "Pawhee Fruit Farm": ot which the various heavy cordage in white or colored cot problem! by elevating water onto the E. B. and H. L. Jones, two brothers home-steam- s ton. heretofore barren lands by means of and civil engineers, aae filed needed for decorative conveBiences . n-- .i .. i'r . a ; l are and au manes front lake a the eiieciivei pumps. F.C. Cooley Saturday took oiioa lapesir jon tie porch of the summer cottage. If looking porch homes. comfortable j They pillow cover, and as the and building gasoline engine the chairs and settees are of white or material is quite wide several - tops Jackson u centrifugal pump to have purchased a traction engine and Byrpa. natural colored wood their effect may may be cut from a single yard. his ranch just south of Pal lean Point, plows with which they will clear their be relieved with seat cushions, head Covers for the porch table "may be where he will irrigate 300 acres with ranches and then use the engine toj rests and - extra pillows of different made of art, raffia worked, German or numned from Utah lake. By operate a pump with. which to irrigate) iizes and shapes covered with green, plain canvas edged ' with fringe ; of on8tructinrf a pipe line about 300 feet their lands. They have purchased aj iarown blue, or red art canvas, l;tch.ntz or shadow patterned, cretonne. .'h-.- n ,pvatf the Water eiehty- - centrifugal pump and filed on three s-- i with selfcolor. white or black. trimmed with a plain border and cor-fiv- e feefand then with a gravity can- - second feet of water out of Utah lake.! - Most arusuc iooK.ns covcis. aie oi OTHER PLANTS. jner tassels; orcouomapestry edgeljal carry the watei over practically has had uvab woven in two lones aecoraieo Wjtu jieavy cordage, or of Jacoban the whole of his desert entry of 32(K The Saratoga Springs-rancwith tapestry work r .n conventional patterned xoton to match the pillow acres. Mr. Cooley xs greeted a com- pumps in operai.on ior scvcia jcai0i . j- -. tops. bui u tne xavie is generally f fortabl(1 bungai0w ou the beach and and the management declares that the) piuierus, oi w p..u ,m intricate design worked with bril-;- , ..sgCiBS afternoon tea H '.is te. estenBlvtfnto- the 'experiment taurbeen' a dcideduccss. j .t0 uu .v.ut.ou.-.nicer to nave u iresmy covered. eaenjfarmng..andThey operate- thre small pumps with ' . iu nv' ww - a sureaa or scanoj) eneeo ...ta. A few years ago their-honiotois. -- i u.iuiui lecirie ' V (.1 W Bail, WHO UttUS n mraiic uat-f o tones oT a color or in combination plain white cotton rep or heavy l.nen springs flowed enough water to iv two.. miles 'south of Saratoga, comii n iiit.c acres. By placing tne but "ii: a oman o'.' lodaywlio""hag good or green 'and red with .white, oranu lowi-ny- r a uie and in snraH pumps a engine has gasoline -' good sense, Balsam pillows are' covered i: 'i'Ui.- good and .tamper,, centrifugal 'pu ni el ey at ng water guj theiu ten feet the supply is trebled, v .tli plum: natural colored canvas em. 6 mn !cv.ely complexion, of The lake through a bright eyes and piper theyrrdwirrg!rle-?). 1, . J llill-1U II ...Un ri Aiireu ii'Jei'd with cone designs; tlip sahif-a' "'-V and a u. m. "b; 'correct. sordered ,1. V. Gates ha pump reiruit and living, good corated' with "a .criss-cros- s Jorda-river of wtst land of a tract ed win.-- : the admiration of the in a few days will have iit irrigating vriked border in some brigii; color s digwstiou, for thirtv years, seeing the success of midway cushr" ai'i'llent tor the CTlRifyiaBt'inontht--g8w4t..a- . gawoling .thelakf. )f side west the. v, the steamer chair, whicli' should i hamhl-riaii'- s Sitomach and Liver Tab.and pump, and are now sue-- 1 IS BUSY. ehgihe v 'r a pT(minent position on every lets Av i i correct it. For sale by Heo-qui.- Further north County Lommissioner hcessfully' irrigating a field; of grain 5. v yorch. and sugar- beets from a pond which y .lames H. Gardner lias dn Drug Co., three stores. '" ' O nte as suttantiaT as rafivis, but water by; A I. w hich be years ago ceased to supply with gasoline pumping plant : (reel so pliable is "art i ticking, parties d ggingji' is irrigating 2Q .acrbs, of apples and a gravity because of EXCURSIONS JtJULY 4TH. which comes in attractive patterns and iX. tract of grain and alfalfa, He. also flowing wells on lower ground. . colors lor pillow cases and requires no these private Besides has awindmill with which he elevates pumpingfj. more decoration than does cretonne, Account ot Fourth of July celebra" water into a big tank and irrigates a plants there are the big pumps in the! ... . i. . . ... i . .. i. .u en.iuz, ut--j w n:n is cuariunig oiu in me f JLaKe..Koute will sen five-acr- e peach orchard. Mr. Gardner Jordan Hver drawing 750 cubic feet "of which he signs, Jn hand blockings with bledinj; tickets' between Utah stations.- - One has about ?'0V acres, all borders and 1n shadow patterns. Doth 33 cubic to Intends irrigate by means of a the plant at Mosida elevating tb tickingiaiui the cretonne pillow' fare tor uie rounatnp on Juiy,i, z,.? 60 to 110 feet from second feet a herd He has per b.g pumping" system. Good untllj July 5.' " rdere4ith.loWkjici about. 1.000 chickens and a lot high and .rrigating 'S.OOO aeries.:other a of are ln-number nt cottle. though ultimately be Then the"re i efforts projects In; the courser or development tends" to expend . most is LEADER CIGAR in fruit "raising. His ranch evidently and which will bringurider irrigation eads Them AU or was Jl" rendezvous upward o 120,000 acres of land altomen found as his tribes have, gether, making the vicinity of Lehl a most interesting field for the Btudy of stone as of relics a such number Quite : mills. for grinding grain Into coarse irrigation, by means of pumps., Residence 160 North Academy Ave Ho-fasb- iofr 1 Rest Now Smoke the Best You Have Tried the ! ; Columbia h ' Club Perfecto . ; .u 2 for . i - teje&th4te.-- rtt? . f--( . p-- s.x-inc- u ' ou, O . j -- be-do- tour-secOtm- 1 ! te EconomxSccdnd Dand Clothing BOUGHT AND SOLD f f nA0 X, l.pntlpm&n S SUltS , ' Pressing - yieaning ' I v ojv twn-,tue.-is- Repairing - and; U. ifFB&TIAIlSl 139 North Academy Avenue , - . - . Dyeing J .' . . v 1 Iwrs - L Tf -- of-h- vvi -- SCHMEIDER & CARLSOWM&ers, Salt - Lakr City .., ... - ti - ELECTRIC-- LLUMHMATJON Is rea'ly the best ighting system for Ihe home, restaurant, bjptel, office 01 store for It's clean, simple, to operate and gives the finest kind of Illumination at the lowest cost, candle - - power considered. It your residencejor place of busl Isn't wtcA for .4 : t citv-- or tl on It is andVou'r6 not ng us for 8"me real ris that can bt neR That's Fit For Fishing New t Stock Just ArriveL: -- ' n I depen .fH upon, ii ih will show you ir. and vents that electrical will re a good Investment ting or you. .. ... THE ELECTRIC CO. 11 ... t . , in For a good time - III Join .t t proveraeur-wecursi- Friday, In ott June v 23d.- . the evening. - - : Im- - We make a. specialty ol goo4 fresh to Wandemere meats of: all kinds, and our delivery serTice Is the best". For your next bill Special returning of- groceries pr meats phono ' 9. Suth. " ,t ' "West Centef. erland Bros., : . : the Mutual ... XRTE will sell you ai nice little moderr, Y' pressed., brick residence 7 on cas; . terms, or will build to suit you. ' - List your farms and city property for save with us rrovo - UTAI SMpOT M SPAFFORE Summer Rate1inr -- I.oo DeliveiN f - " - 432-3- 8 33-I- 1 , o'-ar- s - 1 1 Real Estate, Insurance & Loam -- I u nnv a lit im u) uuim mu Get In now "while you 17'. |