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Show 1 3 O aooae6ooeocoootttse8oeatttttto9t tooootstf tearanee J? Sale Tilt JUu Maley. of Bpeton, national reputation In- - Socialist" missionary work, spoke Mon day night to a .large erawd at tfiiH Commercial ban center, atf wHJ do- liver another aAdreaa a taa hum place toaigJiL A graduate of tie University of Minnesota . In economics, long a student of principles enunciated by Marx and other leaders in the Mis Mass.," of i n trt lwcf Tigkt i -- i oat uncomfortable. on 23a,ndJl JUNE II We are going to close out a number of lines of Child ui.' is ana Laoies rumpst Danaais ana ren's, Oxfords in Kidr Patent and tan ' W . ' r Y S It's a crime to wear them! a expert - - - - cnced 'your foot - you style yeu should have the correct size. . ' give $1.00 for : the ; ............. 80 $125 for - and -- i '..... .:. $1.35 for II 1: -- a . for ."S1.I5 $2.50 for $1.75 for ..........S1.25 $2.75 for $ii)a;for,,v.,;si5 3.00. for $1-6- 'OOd V $1.00 0 $2.00 for . Shoes are known Reeral - "size "up" men--c- an ....$1.45 ....... ..:S1.65 $2.25,for 'i ? $3.50 J $1.75 $2.00 TO ;:&Ml I 'w Hv i'A and quick service most con V venient. - ziYours forjj-ad- ' - ' - k I "7, A very nice regular value $12.50; goes a . e creams f " MATERIAL; EXC ELLENTFJ N 8 1 . .i, graniteand"- marble- - MONUMENTS That Give Perfect Satisfaction AT RIGHT- - PRICES. . Th5 BeesTcy ISitt 81 W. and Granite Pint So. 8t, Provo, Utah. 2 MM is excellently to to the. unknowiny explain equipped the aims of the party she represents and to point the way of accomplish- Miss Maley Is deyotlng the. larger part of her time to organ- "In the zatlon among the women. suffrage states particularly ." said Miss Maley,' "we" are bavins; gratifying suc-ces- s. " Washington is probably the best organized today of the states where women have th&right "of -- the ballot, but others are not ifar behind in enthusiasm and in members. ' 'As " a rule, women - make better workera for a cause than men. Tney are toorersuseeptible to a single purpose aim, and when once they enter the work, are untiring. And the remedies our party propose to substitute for existing economic evils are as vital to women as to men. In the East the Socialist league num ber many prominent women in the dif ferent locals. Many of them ar$ daughters of wealthy fathers, nnd went out-i- n ;the Tront i?y rankiour' Sale gecuslyrat. teeUmeoL.the ahirtwaist makers' strike, when Inez Mulbolland, and other society women were arrest ed for defying employers and the po lice In their efforts to abridge the liberties of the strikers." Miss Maley is the guest here oi Dr. W. S. Holdaway and family. . DEMAND PROHIBITION SPEAKERS HERE. meeting was held large open-ai- r in this city by the. prohibitionists Saturday "night on Center jstreet, between and First West Academy,., avenue street. Heber C. Jex,' of the, prohibi tion league, presided at the meeting and introduced J. M. McKnight, of aa the f lrat speaker. Mr. "McKnight characterised the pro hibition question as the most important question before the people for their consideration, as it was fundamentally associated with the life and prosperity of the nation. The speaker presented a number of important facts "v " during his "addressi"" : ' Joseph Hansen urged prohibition for Provo, stating that the parents of the young men and women had a. right to demand it for this. c:ty George K Startup read two letters showing the economic benefits of prohibition in Kansas, and Texas. Sunday being prohibition Sunday, prohibition sermons were preached in the churches and in ttie ward houses la the evening, A May and Eu-rek- ar Satorday : ;r::,' ...r,: The : of the season - J i, FOR Choice Coffee For Low ... DINNER FIRST CLASS con Chili Meats, and Quick . Came, t Prices Ser Wlndbw .r A - Display. Spencer ' " 45,352 MAJORITY THE PEOPLE RULE - CONTINUED Cafe- - LUiVICtn oUDllitDD FROM PAGE ONE Ik Always Something New at r One Maro, fine driver. Gelding. Ono double set driving harness. One single sett drlv.pg harness One" set breaking harness. One TTTP I Km One second-han- bugy d . ... 'Two saddles and bridles , APPLY TO R, E. KNOWLDCN ...... .153 $t. v " $outk-ScojiLa- "v:-:-- ' xX::ri:. All alterations extra. Wash Suits the entire line at HALF PRICE. . woidJiavevoice iaontm DDiinmccc Mini I .lUlllluLu IILLL a curse to themselves, but were bringing misery and sharhe upon submitted the question to. them of leaving it to the people. They said, "Yes, let the people rule " And they submitted the question of statewide prohibition to the feoole of North Carolina. I shall never forget it as long as I live. Lying thereOTeTtnl)easHl small Voice whispered to 'me,' just.as distinctly as I am talking tc you here tonight, and said to the, "Robert B. Glenn, governor of North Carolina, rise! rise! and go forth and tell my people to drive out this curse of the manufacture and sale of strong drink, from their borders. And I heard that small voice and listened to the com mand of my God, and on the mountain top, by the great sea, by the lake side, and on the plain, in 108 speeches "aided by the strongest Republican to be found in the state, the strongest Democrats, the strongest white men, the strongest black men, w;e went out battling or God and temperance and the right. And when' the vote; was aken, by May 26, 1907, thank God, North Carolina declared .'for i ftatewide'pfohibition by 45,352 majority. If you were to leave it to the people of my state tomorrow as to hpw they would vote they would cut out the saloon by 150,00d ma- ority, for they have tasted all the sweets of. temperance and we will never go back to the idols of drunkenness and sin. quor-Sellers tr Breaking Stones on the Roads. And yet because the laws against liquor do not absolutely pro bibit every sale, you find, these men going all over the country sayr ing, "Let us have an open town, open "countyj Tahd open state,;' I :tJ . -Li- . of 1 men who laugh when pessl- mists- - talk of depression and it O. W, Scharf, See Show Window. 4 manager the Baker Lumber Co.. ofPro- vb, Is one of the locaF business stagnation of. trade. "June is going to be a better.Tnonth of May," said Mr. Scflarf to a Her- aid . reporter yesterday, "and May was .better . than April nothing discouraging in that, is there?" levin - State Bank ol Prove ..f25,000 . .8,000 a W. H. BRERBTON, President . . .:. . -. ALVA NELSON, Caahior. JOHNSON; Asst Cash Mr: Scharf has been in charge of Jthe plant, which was formerly the Cen- tral Lumber company since June ...... Capital Stock Surplus ... . . - Interest Paid On Time Deposits 1. and is delighted with Prove- - Previous to coming to Utah he was engaged in DRAFT8 ON ALL PARTS OF the lumber - business in Minnesota, THE" WORLD Iowa and the Pacific coast states, and 76 ACADEMY AVENUE here is what he has to say of his new home: "Provo is the: best town I have SUNDAY EXCURSION. struck yet. I am delighted with it in Via Salt Lake Route Every 8undav buWh greatest .cbMmja FronrrovoTlJtat" eIeJry.TJra the unrivaled climate., In my former To Salt Lake 11.25 locations I have see nmany, many To Lehi i .70 kinds o fclimate, gcni, bafljtnd worse. TPTiAwer.caL-For- k .6 But the cool nights and clear ' days to Pleasant Grove that, the weather man doles out to this To Spanish Fork JS section is by far the best I have ever . To' Paygoa --- -- , bition, they said, wasn't being enforced. They told me the sheriff wasn t doing his duty, and very foolishly he sat m the Amen corner." After I had' been speaking for some time, I turned to him, and said, "Mrr Sheriff, I understand, sir, you aren't enforcing the prohibition law, Now, two courses are open for you, one is to re eicyjaiered." member your sacred oath and do your duty, and the other' is, have The Baker, Lumber company is a . the decency to resign, so that I can put somebody else in your place new organization which took over the better I am going to re Salt Lake Lumber yards of the" Sierra who will do his duty, for if you don move you. from office and put you at work on the public road break- Nevada company the first of the pres-- . ent year Already. rt nas established ing rock, where you ought to have these' blind tigers." branches at Richfield, Manti, Brigham "When I got through speaking there wasn t a madder, sheriff City "and Provo, and ..is reaching out m North Laorhna, and they came to me and said, tie is going to for more locations in hustling commuick you before you leave. town.r fThe next. morning about daybreak nities that are healthily expanding. a little boy rcame and said,":?The "sheriff is downstairs and sayVhe Mr. Scharf Ts the sort of booster that Is . welcome In - any community, and wants to see yon monstrous bad,!. He came up, and as he came he Provo will (assimilate and endeavor to had his hand extended, and he morning, Governor,- how hold as many like -t-ffm as a kindly ' do you feef this morning!! I. neyerookjLJTaji,an.d-Si)-- J me last on hard, You aJittle werc Hei man's. as L did that said, Stirring the Melting Prt. night, but henceforth 'neither you' nor anybody., else will have is believed to be the first atWhat word td say about the way I discharge my duty.' After I got home an agricultural college' to by tempt T received a letter from him, and he said: 'Dear Governor,. I got two teach immigrants coming to this counvesterdav.' ' A day or two' after' that I got another letter, I caught try, is, said to give every promise of Polish farmers success, Ninety-fivtwo more. The judge put two of these men to work On the roads from the Connecticut Valley, southern of two yearsT One was" worth $15,000.. He asked, ;ould you take New Hampshire and northern Connecticut, gathered at the Massachua $5,000 fine and let me pi!?'- - llir lud setts Agricultural college to be inwould not court Ufek the case to the supreme court. The supreme structed in agriculture and. good citi- reverse it. They asked me if I'would pardon ithem. I would not Kinshlp.- The lectures were inter said, 'You have been destroying the homes and hearts and hopes preted by K. J. Wolski of .Holroke. r George Cbapman gf the department inrl-- vnil liavp ..... ' I r . lUn tn.im OI tne men anuwuiucu aiuuim tol1 ths'nion nrth. of b j been warned and warned: to stop, and for the next two years youiBltr of gating good onion seed.vthis being one of the most important crops have got to wear the stripes and break rock on the roads of North of the valley.' He also showed the in iNorth Caro- water Carolina.' So far as those two men and wind blast method of ae-' ' lecting the poor from the good, seeds. lina; prohibirionprohibits." r WHAT. OTHER STATESMAN DO UTAH CAN DO! LET Christian Science Monitor. nu ox JJKY" CAN WE US GET AIL vuwal uriiuw Three Manfestatlons. .. - - t-- do . said;-4Goo- - d fate-canT- " end. - e -- mi vrc f-- - I - FOR II at z$15.00r7: - Servlct $25.00 Suits, arf NORTH?GAROLlNAAHlSHEf:SAIdN Officially, . , Suits, to ...... .R12.S0 close at J -- ........9,75 All $20.00. $22.50 Miss Maley nter-colleg:a- te UNDERWEAR ... excepttd;will Close at MISS ANNA A. MA LEY. moTement, FIRST CLASS $7.95 All our $15.00 and $18.50 Suits, in colors and black, TTT TherTogg gray mixed collar; Suirwith sailor , tV ! LrM1 if COME EARLY $5.85 will be sacrificed at prices S you Have never seen equalled. fabrics, ; ......... r; $2.65 for ....... ..S2.75 - find our large stock Men - , $3.25 for the world over $3.35 oiuriJSprmgSuit8r Dotn in woolen ma terials and wash . i Ouisalcsmett- arcexperi- -- a your shoes, fitted- - by GeL WE THEN WILL GET STATEWIDE PROHIBITION ' QUICKLY! ARE .YOU REGISTERED? is last day. SEE Friday, June-23 tcoks. "You may give three important illus- sald the.ieacher to tbfe class. that-you- name ision' r " ; (EDITED ' trations "to the Bower of the nrB " BYPROVOrPRQIIIBlTIQ-LEAGUE- , v ' has not hithirtn iia. the The nunihwho tingidsned himself is first to reply: "Cider, courtship and- - politics.-- " i. SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. Via the Salt Lake Route, every Sunday to Salt Lake City, from Lehi. American Pork, Pleasant Grove and Provo, 15. . . Springville and 11.50 Porte, Spanish " ' Payson,. 11.75. ;l . . . SALT LAKE AND RETURN, $1.25. During the summer months the k Rio Grande will sell tickets t Salt Lake City and return every. Sun-dayQrl;-Tkket-g- o of sale Only,' W. H. MITCHELL, Agt The; Herald's "Classified" Page offers, great inducements to the , " " ; advertiser. ' : . " ' 7r , . Simple Smallpox Cure. .. To cure smallpox .was apparently a . very simple mattejFn the good old times. John of Osddesden court doc-tor to Edward JI has recorded that . he got Tld of . the disease by the slm- pie expedient of wrapping his patients in red .cloUr. "Let scarlet red q taken," be says, "and let him who it suffering smallpox be entirely wrapped ln.lt, or in some other red cloth; I did thus when the son. of the lUustri- ous" king" of England "suffered " took carethat all about', his bed should be red, and. that cure! succeeded, very well v - . - - - , . . - . v from7-smallpox.,- ' ,! . - ,LTH E TEL Prop. Hot and cold water in every room. Rooms single nd en suite, 50c, 75c, L. 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