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Show THE PROVQ HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY , PG KGffiftSS 1! We are Overstocked on . 18, 1911. BUY" FINE BUILDiriES ILL BRIDGE ICKEEN BOOKS I With each cash sale of a' screen ACCEPTED door we REPLACE 2 trill include a 25c set of screen door fixtures I Turkey Red Variety of Wheat Proving-BettAdopted to Utah Than Any Other Crops ; Splendid Where Proper Care Given For one week only i- - - I 0. i M. k the-gene- Both' Phones, , 21. ral Bjaft3ecOoej& now until the biging has started in several sections of the state and from ' in state Is cut the of the crop gest 1 history Lum&sr Co Scharf, ( "Dry Tanning in Utah is rapidly 1 reaching a stage where a crop failure I Is hardly possible. That Is, a allure,'' said - Professor Merrill in commenting on the advance being made. Farmers have-- - had nntform success this year where they have given the soil the proper i treatments Summer fallowed land is producing ; West 2nd South. 188 . com-pletf- UIII1L rf ATTENTION! tI QfllPPFUS OllirrEIiiJj i ft -- i r- j, ke - - pad vmv m A wuo us in b, yoaiuuu and vat lined tin with lvi uuunuix uimo nuciw nine firm that mil the selling department of your commodities. A. - rrrnrr : r. s-t- -T IB mm zrrr-4- kM":-:w':-x-:-:"M"X":"-- w:" - vMISCFXLANEOUS. f" wujt ..... ; summary of Incidental notes on the sands of bushels. The quality of the mIneral dep08its ot . ceed- - last- - Ellen .,s ",T..' ttf .WANTED HELP WANTED Able rustlers; good sal ary, in excellent proposition. Call 410.J ' South 3d West. . Drama, "Two Overcoats" Comedy. CONSTANCE REESB SINGS. ELLEN "The Atonement" FLTRNI8HED ROOM for rent, wlib board.--9- 0 N.'2d East.-4- t "City of Florence--Italy- S. A. & Dramatic Scenic. the Insurance Agent" Cora-- " "Jimray, ". . edy. MRRTLE BROWN. SINGS -- " "-- When You Start A Saving Account RIGHT; f f Our laundry, has been completely modernized and has jaot peer in the city. in town , Jt is' the only laundry that can do up your laundry in a ' manner. . Strictly It'sSthe only laundry . that's equipped best worlc' with a minimuro amount of wear on th clothes. u means that you have adopted habits of thrift and economy that will !tep .you going up in the world, instead of sliding Down WE PAY 4 PER CENT And offer you. erery advantage of pafe and conservative banking. 1100,000. Capital . - .498 South EXCELLENT FINISH. GRANITE AND MARBLE Academy "Avenue aOfJUMENTS Satisfaction Xhat Give Perfect --AT RIGHT Hid FILL , WHILE YOUR BIN THE STO NOW,' R AG E I rates last; only 30 days we have the best left, in the state., aberdeen Independent .Coal Yard by the . woolen mllla. KOFFORD ft CROWTHERS, : ; proprietors. ," -- Beeslej-v-Marble W. First So. St., Provo, Utah. i THE LAMAR, Mrs. E. Gilllsy Prep. Hot . jloldttjrJiiverxoi!f. single and ei suite, 60c, 75c, RooTns Awe " FIRST CLASS. DINNER Meats, Jhili con Carne, t and Quick 8ervlce The Retort Religious. Representative J. Hampton Jfoorn "Five as secretary Of the OPEN ALL NIGHT. o'Clock club," In Philadelphia, one " wrote a. note to Archbishop Ryan askf Cafe the club ing" him to be theTguest-othe following afternoon. The archbishop replied, substantialv . 1 ly as follows: I cant accept youi am that "I -- . sorry 80. Invitation for tomorrow, but Y I hear thatLiterally Timor:''Harriet has a cordial at the confessional all afternbe shall X pmbler for "a husband" would be glad to .receive and oon,"Yes, he is literally her better halt" any or aD of your, young men there." Choice Coffee Sjienctfr ' . V '" ;; LED ilOUNDS-T- O 0 HAG -- TRAIL - Wise or Lucky Maneuver by Which. Fox Escaped ths Hunters for. ' a Time. ,.: high-grad- e " -- ..;'; ' &vof .. hunting fie'd happened yesterday His Contribution. Ar distinguished : ekemijoncs ob wbn the C, vy Chase fox pack were ' "A college has just made mt a doc- lite Insurance oompanythat makes, a served cthat .Tb 'My ady wltes tender out : cn regular Monday -tor of literature." to the covers on tho of temperance risks; low sentiments to her lord with ink made pck specialty , "What did you ever write?" from an Bid copper coffee pot on pa western end of the Jones place. In a rates and liberal contract to "Well, I ' wrote 'em a very largs man. Address S. Wilson, 253 capable "ry few minutes a fox was' jumped, Broad perm a de.trom tld collars" The tt which - Check"" broke for the wooded banks ot New York. way, 3t Ization of waste products which la Creek-vallRock ;; Whether the inso wealth enormously to,Jhe adding, bred of of hunted cenuiri: of PIONEER cunning Them. of the world, furnishes many such DAY, JULY 24, 1911. ? Careless , ancestor told him what to do or not, " "AH ihe poets seem to think Dream . fantastic adaptations. on the Rock Creek farms he crossed, " For above occasion the Salt Lake ."Giro' me," Doctor Ixng said, "the land a vr-rpleasant place." "That "because poets systematically Route will sell tickets between Utah sewage of New York, and I will return the line' of the drag laid for last Safr, Ignore the existence, of Welsh rabbits stations, one fare for the round trip, you yearly the superior milk of a hun- urday's drag' hunt, which the warm' and other well known engenderers of on July 22, 2Z and 24, good returning dred thousand cows." The waste soap-sud- rains had brpugh't up very strongly jury zttn. nrTthese-stl- ir from woolen factories, which usee! -- -f Bighttmre." - , . and rail pout and piahk now to pollute hundreds of rivers,' is tences, wltl pre r .ace is 'crisscrossed,' th this rMch is the and coaglum pressed cipitated, his carefullj Into bricks and converted Into superior huntsman recognized I --ex planned drag run ofast, week and at- illuminating gas, Tbese-are-on- ly " ampleaof fire luBetiulty of tiiau.'That ''"nteu.io eu;cK tne pac But'tt waa the fleid isfar from exhausted is In- useless. The. bounds were literally stanced in the estimate that from 600 flying and one by one the", riders cam-"- : to' a thousand tons of fine coal are to grief or dropped out on the race,- huntsmar-- ; thrown awayeVery-da- y inthe ashes funtil onlyHhe-niasterrt- her one and were irii that vYork. whip is New not It riding to ths possible . some one will shortly invent a process hounds. this material. came wasted They finally lor reclaiming up with the pack" at a checlTp'r two mlle9. but only after they bad cast th- - aselves back; Outdoor Barbers. Including the states of Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, for the line. Whipping the hounds Like Peking, Paris has street or per-Nevada, California, Montana, Oregon and"-took tiiem as rapid e - Is ambulaiingbarbersheyrry-avlit-U; Washingtonas Inseparably" Involved with the to where the origback possible box containing the usual outftt of ly inal line had heen" left." and laying" tho- prosperity of the transportation lines operating the tonsorial ftrtist' and laborlfig-meT--r - those states. through, clients. They take their bounds on they ran trne and put their earth.r-BaltimAmerica; customers usually to the batiks of the fox to Seine or other place a4ef from the NOTICE -- OF; ASSESSMENT, . multitude, -- seat tKiw tm vhe grounC ' Lost Josephine Gold Mining C6.-- ''; The In giving publicity the resources of the states" jcQver 'their- knees with a newspaper will a a shave japd. cut sou' Principal" man, Piee ,of Business, fojr embraced his hair and impaix a general smart "". ' J' Provo, Utah,V',v-" appefiFkilcer' "Money" Is scarce" In the Notice is hereby given that at a old". world, and a little of It goes a AND RELATED LINES of the board of directors of meeting i f As a result 'of these' efforts; ths population of long way. - - . tost The - - Josephine Gold Mining Com- , ' f our Inter Mountain and Pacific Coast Country 3d day- ofnJnlyr911, held pany, MrThanWHd BeasU. "has" an asseJsment(Number 5i: f two will be spared to -.iast iea ysarsr-anmills per share was levied on . the ". The number ot people killed yearly ..continue this, colossal work In the future, be ' 1 outstanding capital stock of the corno- -' -by wild beasts don't LapiuumUi-Ui- g cause !! H "7"; '"ZZ'X j;I'-'7"rr--fration, 'payable immediately to II. A. vast number, killed by disease germs. Smoot, "The West Presents Wonderful," Secretary, No. 157 West Center Ufa is safe from their attacks.' They street,-- Provo, .Utah. -No - Opportunities stock which said assessFor descriptive literature and further Informs rare in air, water, dust, even food. But "Any upon ment on tion regarding the agricultural and commercial remain may unpaid Saturday. ' grand protection Is afforded by' ElecVesources of any 0 fthe states mentioned, ad 2, 1911, will be delinauent and August ' tric Bitters, which destroy and expel advertised ' ' ' '. for sale at public auction, 'dress: . i . . these deadly disease germs from the and unless ' payment is made before GERRITT FORT, Pass. Traf. Mgr, U. P, O. S. L. R. R. Cos Omahaj Nebraska. system; That's why chills, fever and will be sold on Friday, August 22, 1911, 8. FEE, Pass, Traf. Mgr., 8. PJ Co 8an ague, all malarial and.: many blood at the hour of 2 p. m., to pay tho de- -. """' Francisco,-Californi- a. diseases yield promptly to this, won Unguent assessment together wits lb fi derful blood purifier. . Try them, andl cost of advertising and expenos ot sale. D. E BURLEY, Gen'L Pass. Agt, O. : $V L.:R." 1 . II. A. SMOOT. Secretary. R. Co; Salt Lake City, Utah. enjoy the glorious health and new Merchants"-Ban- k Room 6, v Fanners i strength they'll give you. Money back, If -- not satisfied. 60c . Utah. at Only Bldg., Provo. ' ' t Last pub. Aug. 1. 1911. ... Drug Co. . hun: n y s . The Develop rri eht Of The West ; T Over a Million and a Quarter ore' Dollars Expended Annuallywlthin.JJxe-lejtor4ravwii.by-t- ; -- h- ' , HOTEL so-call- .' '.' ty Oregon Short Line Railroad ZTZ $1.00 and up. PRC'VOHT AH. 64 N. AcaJ. FOR. ; - s 1 Co. . d Ity buildings for ' preparatory tnistees;and We home of ' the college and university will be on ' the hiU where the Memorial now stands The site TB perrect" for "suob,- -" A purpose, and will be a credit to the state, as well as to the Garden City;, . During the coming winter the grounds surrounding the Mae'ser Memorial will jibe Improved, particularly In front.. where it is planned to cut the brow of the hill so that there will be a sue-- ' cession 'of terraced lawns to the" high-- way, thus presenting an unoba'ructed view of the city, and of the lakes and " mountains which lie beyond. - ;, " 2: X'-'X i : - used classes or otherwise occupied' by Q . and Granite Works 51 king and Hiawatha., will then- - be ,The 1 i FiRST CLASS MATERIAL; DoraeslicSlearaLaSn(lr - ey. A Provo Commercial ' And Savings Bank up-to-d- -- was-take- -- UP-TO-DA- . AGENT WANTED in every, town to represent an- - old established .0- laundry -- - iron-tsaine- -- . Southern Company used in preparing the ground and m nda hit tha Stfnitarv if tho TnfoHAF made application to the War Depart, OUBe.e proper roia ioniin ,December, -- 1908,- and' December, nient a year ago for pennissibn to of crops. On the dry farming expert- build this bridge, which was granted raa..a- Th. RMr mental farms wheat will ' yield farl I on the first of December, last, on con120 JO miles to and ;proximately long ahead of last year which dition- that the structure would - be show that we are working out better The mineral deposits of this, area completed within a year. The Southmethods all the time." have been known and prospected for ern Pacific engineers have been work Professor .Merrill will leave the 15 or 20 years and the prospect pits ing all of these months in making flV Of ff rVl nrfualr fin nnnth tnt.nA are numerous. The lead ores consist tests for pier foundations and study tion trip which will take him to the! of galena with;,, small amounts of ing the various designs of bridges southern part of the state.. cerusite and wulfenite in a gangue of Test wells bored to, a. depth of 100 ..! calci te and dblomite arid feet found nothing more solid in the A Peek into His Pocket are found at Swan Lake," Utah, and harbor ben than sand.. Three coffer would show the box of Ducklen s Ar-- near St. Charles and Paris, Idaho. Tiie,04"18 are now being constructed.. They nia bive Wat E. s. Loper, a arpeiHcopper ores consist mainly otjthe car; U''1 bound with concrete and sunk ter of MarillarN. Y., always carries. Donates,"" ; azurite. . and malachie feetr after depth ot forty-fou- r 'I have never ha da cut, wound, bruise' quartz veins-- . Shipments of ore have which piles will be driven to a depth or sore it would n,ot soon heal,'" he been made from two localities, 'and j0' e?8bt feet. writes. Greatest healer ol burns, boils" comDrised somewhat less than 100 scalds, chapped, hands and 'Hps. fever - tons of partly lead and partly copper USING THE WASTE PRODUCTS ore and about 800 Ions of sores, sain eruptions, eczema.-'Cornand piles. 25 cents at Hedqu.Bt.Drug concentrates Skilful Adaptation Add Much to Is Not World's Wealth ar-- Field ' ' ' : " 'Exhausted. A GOOD ; July 18 and 19. "Smile of the Child" Olograph Drama out cautions the latest devices known, tc designers have been employed." HUNDREDS CONTRIBUTE. Proyo people who visit San Pedro Construction was begun la 1908, and1 " . after September 1 wIU see work on has gone steadily forward. The grad-uates of the B. Y. U scattered to al points of the compass, have rallied bridges ever to bo constructed. The generously to the appeal for funds- -' work has been started hy the Southi with which to signally and endurin- gern. Pacific company and promises to ty honor the first president ot the in- be a wonder The ; length of the stitutlon..then known as the Brigham bridge is 187 and one half feet The Young academy, and-- whose Influence bridge will carry a double track and and characterr, made Itself felt in the- will be operated by elecirio power earlyshaping of the educational gys- -'' coDable of lifting the ponderous mass tern of the church in Utah. . . " of steel in fifty seconds, afording .a - Its dedldatlon will mar k aa epoci ta.S- clear channel of 185 feet lor the pas the history of the university. - It will sage of boat traffic. symbolize the beginning ot an area of The new bridge la what is known as wider and larger educational endeavthe StrauBS trunnion type, differing or,' one that la designed to eventur. from- - the Bacsule bridge of the- - Salt ally assume proportions that will rank. . fcakiwllroadr fit with the biggest Institutional & that the latter is lifted on a rocker, West and - in the country. Tnv, &&-- -' while the Southern Pacific bridge will mand for collegiate work la lncieas- be lifted on a tall pin or hinge. It Is lng with each school year, aad tm not : . also to be double tracked. A latch op distant ygarn It jsxpeeted thai'tS erated by a motor will hold the bridge academic vork wPI be supplemented in place when it Is down. This new with other departments which will gobridge will replace the, present South' to make op a unlversity-l- n the East" ern Pacific and Pacific Electric, trestle ern and European definition of the ,; " " N word. bridges. j " - . FURNISHED ROOMS. pre-- " Track -- and .19. f; July "Quarrel on the Cliff" "In Blossom Time" A Romance of Florida. "Barriers Burned Away'Vitagraph 18 Melo-Dramat- IF YOU WANT cheap money f easy terms see Jex Bird Co. . pw REX 2,' J?? ear'scMmhviniavlhov tributing. to the general wealth of the there is apparently little "on record. state, products from dry farms muat The Jiotea were taken by members of be considered as a big factor la thet the Geological survey in connection future. with a reconnaissance examination of "The only fielder of . wheat I ha ve the portion of the range lying partly in seen that will fall under the average tne ttorqertnft nr tneihosnhat re .t Theatres The United States Geological Sur Ter has just published a paper on lead and copper deposits in the Bear River range, Idaho and Utah, by R. W. Richards, In advance chapter, from 'Contributions' to Economic Geology, -- St.Loui, Mo. - Rex-an- d i f ... RANGE Southern Pacific -- Build ing a Wonder at Sah Pedro Double . -- over favorable wheat will make 35 to tv Busnexs 10 ine acre ana a rair aver- age of the state taken as a whole win X be- - 25 bushels tojthe acre. On ac count jof : theexceptionallyy good av erage yield and the Increased acreage the wheat crop of Utah this year will beth "heaviest ever known hrthe state!" fhe crop in bushels will, ex- - moiMT la- as to relia- - References . BOB MILLIGAN, " : m. has tfi make (miauv-co- . Bnow TOu IE fnsonierparts or'the state. where conditions ha ft not heen Associations or individual, of UTAH, Box Apples, Pears, Peaches, Prunes, Plums. Cherries, that intend using; the St. Louis market, mltYt 4ttAti ' rrat in ttufi ...ill I1UU II V uicu mA,mntnita Will tlrA ivuvii niui; a v auiaL tny jvliur wide-awaliable . . -'lYvrnDnifCD r X heavy- - crops. III tm IH . I and adequate to a large, ly ventilated lecture rootd, with a seating capacity, on the .floor and ltv Ith'e taleoay.. of near) 800. Stadent :. The color scheme f the rooms and halls are In cream and varying shades of green, which blend harnnnioosly with the oaken fixtures. : a. plumbing : JULY 17th law TRESTLE After a tour of inspection of th he' dry farming districts of the sUte, of dry .fanning. Is more Prof, h. A. MerrllLdlrectpr of the ertnslba-worcrop coalitions- .- in addition to hhrirl- p- ver tiuuHpleaBed" with-the state,; ProfesMr Meixtti baa recelYid numerous reports from dry farm-- 1 era. and without an exception all repor netter-iha- n average yield-- of wheat, BotwithsUndiBg the droucht that struck certain parts of the state. Our stock consists of 130 doors, six styles, all regular sizev-Pnc- es $1.25 and np.: T t hie, a product which is fast being rec ognised as equal, if not superior, to the Colorado stone. Ornamental posts' along the stairways are of pollsheg brass. The second .floor is given over well-light- ed beginning " CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. er ABSOLUTELY FREE IDir . on-the d o-effort -- ..,.Hi ; -- - Hed-qoJb- L : |