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Show 4i THE PROV0HERALD!- -j the costermoiiger'.ia, eriesr:thisjtoaje$t ;.whoeHs-- the most fish. nothing but an old Jiquse to be removed to give place to a modern ; . o fpotsy is aTcharm-i- r structure? ; i,:,: Modesty jn its shrinking diffidence j in withfrom of who The habit to ridesj allegory, but it is the ntoVing place arid it is largely a place megaphone Consolidation of The ProW Hcrald (Daily) nd Intertoiountain k arid while and roadside it is aiserious. faultlFor by that habitus peculiarly; American siylhidejrJnotor ca, Modesty trails along the habit .Americans deprive themselvesof jail home .sentiment, a really, Complains of the dust.; PUBLISHED BY HERALD PUBLISHING CO.' --.; important element in the'makeup of the well rounded dut character. it is in-pict- ore , ' go-gett- - BAKER Center Street "" . . -- J . oTMarch ProTOVtafrrtpfc-act 3, 1879. bar to progress and prosperity than un- .ertithtv. sayslhcArqfnV?n T is m session business waitsj.when crops are uncertain farmers "keep ; y -- - jjf "The Garden City, Its Environments and Advantages." . ... The idea has worked well in other cities. Recently in. Denver Ct citizenry of the intermountain metropolis grasped the plan with 'S3 great a degree of enthusiasm that the postoffice people were .CXamped, and millions of Denver postcards went to possible tourists, and homeseekers ther communities where the spirit of is rampant, and where the the dweljers. are keen to every 'oost their cities the "Postcard Day" has been tried out "Trith'overwhelming success.' We will have.an interesting story to tell this year. In none of ' fjxt departments oragricultural and horticultural activity will j there edic Lions "Of "calamity howler s Despite-the-p- f ji:elow-iKrmatf:r- p business is to is demnition the the Cut doing country slacken-- : gradually. pickingup- - and whenthe per iodlf is over Provo expects a better and more prosperous season than 4ta many years previous Mayor Ray is to be comnunded for the suggestion; and it de- Serves the unqualifiedjsupportiof alt good- - Prova Hizensrirrespee- -' of legal dispensation of the THE politics, Xlaid that made Milwaukee famous. , When the matter ispresented jo the Commerciajjubjhjch lL event, there will be SSa besmall doubt but'that it immediately adopted. If, in xs opinion of the club, the ordinary picture postcard is not U v s, Mid pleasures and palaces though it .may roam, The place to spend money is right here at n surely will follow it there. home-Developm- That where-uncertaint-y - bow-bow- -- when an election is pending financiers 'withhold loan's. causes a suspension of activity. Relieve the Every -uncertainty and activity is Festtmed and business goes ahead. Merely. to Eve has it business aspects; to hedge oneself about with uncertainties as to future plans is to shut off many opportunities forJihaniMancement and generattffipfovement. In no phase of existence isHhis uncertainty more powerful in its effects than with respect to residence. The man who does hot know where he is to five from year to year is like the tree that is constantly repfaned he does not take root and grow anywhere. This is so' true thatownership of Teal estate, presumes prosperity and interest in .local affairs, and lack of Orie"presumes lack of the other. Resides his own feeling of uncertainty ta dker him fronr tnaking permanent advancement the renter has toombat the publicSypjesumption of his lack of interest. ' The renter not only loses the advantages already mentioned, , but he contributes his labor and money to the improvement, upkeep and beautifying of another's property and is deprived in this wajMf investments that, would be for.his own benefitif he owned the property. Most persons labor to give a good appearance to the ,th.eir cash jElsewhere in this issue of The Herald jn ill be ieund a prdclaatration from Mayor W. II. Ray, preliminary to fixing definite date of fsj be hiiuwu'as 'Tiuvgdgteard-balrovo to send to friends 'and business correspondents East, West, IJorth and South, inexpensive, but attractive, literafsre, descriptive iance to build mivffic is" a" greater -- Nothing Provo Post Card Day , Home Street Home , BOTH PHONES, Class Matter une 6, 19 1 1 at the Postoffice Entered' asecond - - . Owning a Home LARSON, Owners. & er ent - never occurs when you send it elsewhere. Home, home, sweet, sweet home; The place to spen dmonfyis-jright-here-at-hon- An exile fronhoinei you will murmur-in-vain- ,give me mv old silver dollar again!" The smaller percentage that comes at your call Is surely much better, than losing it all. tt OhT Home, home, sweet, sweet home; The place to spend money is right here - " . at horiie. Farewell, thou promoter with promise of gain; My old silver dollar at home shalLremain. The dollar the foolish send often to roam Shall be used to increase the endearments of home. , 1 1.- "sweet, sweet home; The place to spend i;ioney is right here arhome: v Exchange Homei-htm- r, Targe part of this labor is of permanent value to jtheowner-an4-i- s in effect a trift made by the renter. Knowledge of thU fart 'alrm oiteirqjfgvenfsTne" renter from making improvements that he other It is better to wear out than .rust it is better- to boost than " wise would make. - r to bust. - -- The home of a family largely reflects its; xharaCterand ifhe house that is planned by the famliy arid built to order can be made more nearly, tomeet the family's needs thafe- anyi house it '.may 'casually Says Professor "Tony" Lund ; "Yes, it i True my brother, rent. The renter movinar from house to house alwavs labors imrlpr Henry, is going to give $100,000 for a dam: but. I wouldn't rive -- 4am for $100,000 unless I could live in Provo whfle difficulties in accommodating his household 'fu.rntMrf.'t" spending menon ine xoomSr ana tne eareiui womanrortne houseTis constantly irritated by the inevitable misfits, which, if not endured, are only Mayor Ray's "Provo Postcard Day" ought to be a winner. As cured at the expense of frequent purchases. an advertising proposition it has the double merit of small expendiBut the owning of a honie carries with it intangible benefits not ture and wide "circulation. " . measured in any medium of exchange. To the family reared in the Jarge ta carTyonvemently ?' 9est out, a folder-wid be an excellent substitute. With pictures on persons by the heat in Chicago one day 4w-e- f cluster memories too tender andTw "sacied-t- be expressed in --vyord s, recently. Reminds one of the Texan who died and whose bodv waa ihree'aMea.aiwi .ycadinggnatf mailed forjapeylouf:.writing other 'than the. address ori it for after all the world is largely governed by matters of sentiment. placed in a crematory retort. After the usuaf space a peep hole waa However, the details are minor in importance beside the bigger Where is the person who would not gladly if he could buy the old opened to see if the work of incineration wascomplete. "Shut that from the interior, -- it 4iiakes" an awful draft competition homestead to prevent its destrucion by an owner to whomit.is doorv'-cam- e fpect of the idea itself. In these days of keen-edge, mid-summ- er j 'f - -- . orhesifabflity: it.: -- cnlzatlonlTvl suffi-irSeB- " . tly -- ll were-kille- a it; d, ..." FROVO LADS RESCUE SCOUTS-AR- E HONORED " l waging for, the, other three SISRALDt HEADQUARTERS. coHtet men. At the camp! fire, last erenfng SaraOYS STATE CAMP, each of the candidates addressed the toga, July 5r(By. The Her yoten and each one coveted the honor ald's Special.. Correspond- - for .lis town... Each of the candidates Eat.)The. first annuafcencanipl-- - gave hts views as to how they felt the bo conducted. . Both sment of the State of Utah is camp should Oowtns and Bunting expressed them- w$ly becoming a matter of history. sfllreijaa In favor: ot scout rule for camp, while - McMiuan rtble. owirie to the excessive winds." ar.d .open camp, doing away promised with all liut m apite of this condition, thelgusrda and restraint and Instituting ,a 'feants yere pitched and camp U fie tree and easy hare figun.''''' " . Tr 3r- lira SQUtaer part of the state com,- ' ' "a V Wne for Go wans for mayor then Gow- '.,.,k r, '.'-piMlntlng Bunting forjudge. The -- . .. c. n .-i. are making keen politicians. iti ratlroadon , T of black and white silk attached to v T ' J e-- - Jdro Saturdajmorning,' , TRIP EXCURSION RATES , fteterrslfliidnjet.. Fares round from 'it-1911- 7 Prove, Utah, trip Pueblo, Colorado' Springs and TJenver Oregon Short Line; ?ery low rates 122.50; Omaha, Neb, Council Bluffs. Lethbiidge, Cardstoo. Maarath. Iowa, St Joseph, Mo.; Atchison, Eaa, ; EXCURSION TO CANADA. to for 11 7 a. m. Residence 160 North Academy Ave. t. " h. permitted in both direc';'.V'li-,:,,x:. :.p 'p tions within transit, limit at west of ADVERTISED LETTERS. - Missouri river and east thereof,' subto local regulations of participat-inject Remaining In ProvO postoffice July carriers, v " 3," 19il; WM. H. MITCHELL. AaeiiL - . Ladiee.-CartM.ss Mildred Escaped With' His Life, a Stop-over- s FjsWnglacWc e --",- ThaslFit-ForFishi- . i Em: pf ..... n New Stock Just Arrived 'se-.rva- : 0: . weeks summercourse I Apply between 9 and ' J 1 Raymond, Stirling : and other points. Leavenworth, Kas Kmu City, Mo., with long limit For further details, $40 ; St. Paul. Minn., Minneapolis, E. Burley, Gen. Pass, Agt., O. Minn., 152; SL Louis. Mo$JrJ,eorbL write 111., tSl.lOrtrcagorTil, 155. S..IiJL.R Co.; Salt LakeHMy-TTta- . ,r Jn. - i'. Ibl A. C. LUND announces that he afew more advanced students! PROF.take -- August ' od made a tine Impress on, .receiving' er, Instruction Course.- uBaular 1 . Uu-.iif.tmdiu ovation aa : inarched beTh4 regular course of instruction ruuRh Their tents nre sltuat-'- ' -- 1 right In the Jvntor of the enmp and ajytMs, jnorning under theJpJlojEigLbaonrr-AHc- e' W. "Twenty-on- e an wr "attractive as any military camp years ago iders: Johnson, Mrs. Minerva; -.- Johnson, awful death.'wr.tes H. B. Martin, Port :;raght ever le The whole encanap-TSDi- it Signiil ngJohn L. SegaU, of Provo. Miss 'Mae; JohnsonrMiss Ada, Is under a system , of honor Ambulance and First Aid Fred O. Harrelson, S. C." Doctors said I had Miss Mydia T. . Peterson, .wr.la and already the Provo boys K'ly..consumption and the dreadful cough I Reld,- - Mrs. Alex, " , piling hp points. "For the first v. Scout... Laws- - Frederick V. Fisher. had looked like iq? sure enough. I " ... , of general Inspection Provo d tf Ogden. .' u- Gentlemen,- tried everything 1 could hea of, for first place in Class A, got neat-- Camera Club Chester , A.'. Wyman, BaBtlan, M. Erasl- S.; Borgquist, -- a of equipment jutth Platoon Leader of Salt Lake. my cough, and was under the treat-ment' ' mus (2).'-- ' .. L. ii.jrpnecknr as winner. On. the aec'i Dotatiy "and .Nature Study--- D. : thel)est ' doctor in George,"Ferrear7 Henry; "Fowler, Leonard. Pfwits. of Eureka. day Provo socured '.both-ClaaS. town, C, for a year, but could get .f and B.' Patrol Leader Yates won . Haws, J. M.Hughes, Dr. M. L. ., no relief. A friend advised me to try IT'ASi A and Frank Ramsey Class B. ' Stats Champlonahlp Evertta. - " Jamei, William E..JenkJns, Joseph. Or. King's New Discovery." I did so, - The first of. the sta'e and was completely cured.I feel that championship Laereman, T. L. " PROVO BOY HERO. events occurred today w".th ' Provo, 1 owe' my life to this "" ' great throat and Passey &. Co., Geo.". ) vannj Act of. Patrol Leader William winning one of the; three pennants. Thomas, A. M. lung cur" It's pos.tively guaranteed iTbe results were as' follows; A'rd, of Jr"ovo,"and Bugler Llnd all bronchial af' It the above are "not called for in for coughs, colds.-an- - ' tay, of Ooden." 50 Yard Dash, fe.ctlons.50e-an- d j "Bottle free Trial two weeks, letters wUl-b- e sent to the - - Co.lurlng tbo- - morning swim" In the MIDGETS; i at dead letter office. JAMES-CLOV- E, t' lledquist Drug h-xger '1'' two ot "the "youhgeT "boys 1 Provo." Openshaw, ofj - Postmaster. In Carbon county, were over- 2 Hedqulst, Provo.'- YELLOWSTONE EXCURSION. while contesting m a swimming. Salt Lake. - SALT AND VINEGAR. - - --- r walch. Seaing the danger of.thesa TrNIORS: - Get ahead of the big crowds from Clmmers, the brave young scouts! ; i I parter, Sprlngvllle. ? , good-size- d a Put East -- In Yellowstone Park. Spe the of salt Into a lump 2 Brooks, Salt Lako. fs i lxniuediatelytished to their help from' the" Into oi cup and vessel vinegar clal bargain excursion' out of Salt put Ge visitors', end of the plungs Ogden.I that Is discolored and let It stand for into Iho water, fcttlred In their EnV;KMKIHATES; " " ; , " half a day, says the .Montreal Star. use,. aionaay, jury iDtn, v:is p.m. " Z&'A unirofm'and brought the boys to ,' Fay, Salt Lake. , I Wah well lth warm water and soap Rate, "Including rail and stage trans 2 do bank. The. boys were given a' Repath,' and sediment will come off easily pqrtatlon andalx full days1 accommor flnd'.fi can-- ovation and will be stg-- j 1 3 Spriggs, Eureka. , -datlons-a' t ' Wyjie Permanent CampC C L r.a'y Lonored this evening. Happiest" 6irl in Lincoln. . 16.10 from" Provo. For informa-tkm- , only HIDE HAT CROWN. ; A Lincoln, Neb., girl writes, "I had Excitement Over Camp Mayor. . folders, etc. ar.fl,y Provn drpot. .1 direct primary was conducted for .Trimming anipg fojLSQrflfi..timo with chTTMc or . write H. large hats in such a Hrllays. Gen!" Agi'' Wyfie :e rosltion cf Mporwjth JheresuH thatlhe crown U Haeealed Is a style constipation and stomach trouble. 1 Co.r307 Main" StpSalt LakeT " ' .Z u.c I0..0.V ng were nominated: i that gans Id favor says the Washing began. taking Chajuberla'n's Stomjioli l Cowans, of.'Ogdeo. - r'' ton Star, Flowers, plumes and' loops and Liver Tablet sod iu three days SpraJns require careful treatment. of ribbon, are all used to hide the t vi as .able to sntlng, ot . Trovo. p and got better Keep nulctand le apply Chamberlain's uaa. c Salt Lake City. crown, and so cleverly Is the trimming right along. I am. the proudest girl In Liniment It wiU remove the freely,' of ;'.:S3, handled that the hat does not look Lincoln to find such a good raoclno." Ejreka. and sorenest Quickly restore the parts r,s, or i.urtv.a, lnunedlately topheavy, Fyr sale by TIedtiulst DnigvCo.!s two to a healthy condition. For sale by Lis tuijia iou and a livelyj On the mor9 simple hats a huge bow stores. f Hedqulst.Drug Co.'s two stores. -- Announcement (" -- J ROUND the top of the crown is smart, while Round trip excursion tarea ffcon. the more elaborate models are covered with cunningly placed plumes and points on the Denver & Rio Grande to Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Denver and flowers. But whatever the trimming, whether points east : Dates of sale,; May 20, 24, 26 and ft; flowers, feathers, ribbons or plumes, June 3, 7,. 10. 14, IT and 2lTJuly 6. they" are used separately, and very seldom does one see plumes and flow- 22 and 26; Aug. 18; Sept. 2 and 6, " :' :'Zpy--:"er! or plumes and ribbon, although oc- 1911. casionally there is shown a hat trim . Return limit Oct. 311911. Going med with flowers and robbon. jransitjijilt 10.daya afterdate of sale . (1 li a " Economy Second Hand CloUiing BOUGHT AND SOLD . d -- fir --' . - -j- Ilolr, one Ladies' & Gentlemen' s Suits ' -- :. , neanins. -- . rressing Kepamog: - - and . J.C w, SnW . Dy eing - KERATLAIN, North Academy Avenue , " p " ' -- -- vmyt0 1 mure in3" WI'T l.'iintri. The number of people killed yearly .l.wg won erf, mL, by wild beasts don't Ihealth and vast number VIM by disease yU- - Mney back' ?f No life is safe from their attacks They Ht are In air. water, dust, even food. But Co on grand protect is afforded by Elec- - ... nuiv.it anq expel LUMBER CO. are 1 theS? deadly disease germs from the ves and all astern: afs ,hy chills, fever and ague, all - malarial and pest on the Tiwyu marKct. ""7 11?" ' 1 ?5 .?I,Ti .'."' .vo, spfciaSr , i ... ."iw A ! i WC |