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Show A MARKET DA Y WITH FREE AUCTIONEER FEB. 3. YOU CAN SELVOR BUY ANYTHING YOU WISH mm using The Herald aa an" advertising medium you are able to apeak lo more than five thousand every ' et issue. The Herald results because the readers get all the local news. adver-tiserejj- VOL. XXVI. NO. PROVO, UTAH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25,1912. 144. llS ONE HUNDRED BOOSTERS FROM ZION PROMISED BY CAINE SAT., FEB. 3. II W..M r Complete Program for State Horticultural Convention UULQI UUILLDC following is the complete proTuesday, January 30th. 10:00 A. M. gram for"the meetings of the State Horticultural society which will be Nursery Rhymes E. a. Tyson, Mgr., held in Provo, Monday. Tuesday and Ia Nursery, Brigbam Wednesday, January 29, 30 and 31. City. Momfayjpdanuary 29trr. 10:W ArtAr-- r "TniBCuss!on amJquelitionT) Call to order. Cold Storage as a Factor in Market Address of Welcome on Behalf of ing . Fruit Mr. Wm. Prackwlnkel, Provo City C. F. uecker, Mayor of Mgr., Utah Ice & Storage Co., Salt Provo. ... Lake City. Address of Welcome oh" Behalf of (Discussion and question.) Provo Commercial Club Pres. R. R. Afternoon Session, 2:00 P. M. Irvine, Jr. Problems Howard - G Response on Behalf of Horticultural Marketing Neb. Fletcher, Omaha, Vice-PreHugh J. Cannon, Society " JtHe, Discussion "anil ( questfohsT Salt Lake City. and G. M ... Appointment of committees. Miscel- - Canning -- araes, Mgr., Kaysville Canning Co., . business" "laneous .Kaysville. Afternoon Session, 2:00 P. M. (Discussion and questions.) President's Annual Address PresiEvening Session, 7:30. ' dent Jos. E. Wright, Ogden, Utah. Experiments in Thinning Fruit Dr. Program for this Session will be pro L. D. Batchelor, Hort. U. A, C, Lo.444 vjded by the local committee of the .4. $ 44 of Commercial Club. gan. secretary Joseph E. Caine, and club Commercial (Discussion questions.) Lake Salt Wednesday, January 31st. the' Utah Fruit and Its Future Wm. M. 10:00 A. M. and J. II. Manderfield, director Roylance, President American Ap- Relationship of the Agricultural Col fr of the same club and assistant ple CongressrPovo. fr f reight and passenger agent of lege to Horticulture Pres. John A 4- - the Salt Lako Route, gave the as. (Discussion and questions.) Widtsoe, Logam 4-- surance at the meeting of the Evening Session, 7:00 P. M. Pruning Wm. H. Homer, Jr., Mem Orchard. Heating Moroni Mortensen, her State Horticultural Com., PleasProvo club last night that the Bear River City. ant Grove. . Salt Lake club would send at and . to (Discussion questions.) fr least one hundred delegates (Discussion and questions.) D. Dr. in E. 3. Aferntoon Efficiency Spraying fr Provo on Saturday, February Session, 2:60 P. M. of for committees. Director, . Ball, be boosters Station, will Experiment Report The visitors r- Selection Of Officers tor ensuing year, Logan. "Utah and will assist in making " and of Selection of meeting place of 1913. the (Discussion questions.) Manufacturers' the day E. for Fruit . . succes.s 7:30 P. M. Utah,, a Wesley week Publicity convention held jointly with State King, Mgr., American Surety Com- Meeting pany, Salt Lake City. Dairymen and State Dry Farmers Reports were heard at the meeting assoclalon. (Discussion and questions.) and Indications point to a large crowd - PUIlTO-OOIlTnO- Ft .ESTABLISHED 1885. mm COTT01I L : yj S ARRESTED Intoxication is Charged; Claimed to Have Been :? Badly "Fleeced" at Poker Game Th CROWDEDBY -- Jnter-Mounta- : FEATURES -- "V' f-- N The man, John O'Niel who claims that he was fleeced in Salt Lake City 1 s and who said j Monday out of $822 a machinist from Provo, was ar- - ' he-wa- Committees Report that Plans are well Under Way FRUIT 500 - MEN - - f r of visitors in the city. ' - ThereJ.5P5. thusiasm on the part of the commit-teein charge. Advertising matter has been sent to all points la; the state by the advertising committee and the railroads. The faot that the railroads are offering special induce ments In the way of rates will have tendency to bring the farmers, fruit raisers and dairymen to this city. Space for Exhibition. Floor space for the exhibition which IsTtoTe Tteldnjnthe old tabernacle baa been sold.. The committee found little difficulty in Interesting .the manufacturers of the state to display their lines. The exhibit will be the beat that has been given in the state, second to the state fair. A musical program haST been arranged for every evening. The schools of the city will supply the entertaln- " mentr-Th- ere a eoncert will also-fce - at " the tabernacle by the --combined schools of the city. This will be free feature and willbe given next Tues a ClfMBlfflfSWIll ICR THE TO " -- - -- day ,nlghL. estimated that there will be hundred five delegates to the State Horticultural convention. It 13 ORCHARDS U1II0 James G. Duffin, as chairman of a apodal committee appointed by the State Horticultural association to in vestigate and report the feasibility! ol .utilizing IheLwaats from, the streets of the larger cities of the state, which is now hauled away and destroyed, is negotiating with , the railroads to obtain a freight rate, low enough to enable the horticulturists to ' transport the waste to the farms. A report on this question is to be made at the convention xt - horticulturists to-- he held here January 29, 30" and 31, when the matter will be discussed and a definite plan outlined to save every wagon load of material 'gathered from the streets of Salt Lake and other of the larger cities. Mr. Duf fin, speaking of the benefits to be derived from the use of fertilizers on fruit land, says: "On a bear: ing" peach orchard the output can" "be more than doubled by the use of 'fertilizers. On aneight-acrpeach on Provo bench, which- - came under by observation, I found that the trees blossomed and the fruit formed normally, but by the time the fruit was ready to be gathered .in the fall, there was not more than a third of a crop. There must be a cause, and I studied the thing out and found "Unless we secure additional ground on Capitol hill for , the . site of the e The Indian War Veterans of the city were the guests of the eighth erade buDils of the Central school and" Superintendent K E. Eggertsen yesterday the. occasion being the reg ular "Indian War Veteran's Day.." Rep. id resentatives eTlntic River War, War, Walk-Salmon er and Black Hawk War were pres. ent The following program was glv- of-th- Timpanogas-WarSrlned-and-d- . . 7: - of Wei "America; Speech Song, come. Orval Singleton, president of Amerl- , claasj.. songl thelghtb-grad- e en:, can ; .. Hymn;5 Anvil Dean Loose cave ' ' . - , Si I - Chorus, Calss; a few Incidents h Ich occurred between - the. Indians and the Veterans when the latter first came n the valley.' Some interesting remarks were given by Superintendent Eggertsen and a number of the v.et' ' " erans- - also spoke. "r DEMANDS MORE . rd . the cause.' ' ' . "I found that the land on which the trees were growing had become weak- necessary elements to bring the fruit to maturity. After the formation of the fruit in the spring, the vitality of the tree was so low that it could not hold its load, and the growing fruit dropped off, and continued to drop during the entire summer season. the land and there v "To,, strengthen by give vigor to the tree, fertilizer in large quantities was Placed on the land and thoroughly mixed with the soli, with the result that the crop on e orchard was- Actually that trebled the followlng'year." . ; the -- r lght-ac- . -- SAD DEATH OE ABLE DEAL PRESIDENT LUND RETURNS.- Pres. A. H. Lund returned from the MRS. M Pacific Coast yesterday after a visit .The many "friends of Mrs, Mable .of four .weeks.. Pres. .Lund states that he is greatly Improved in health .and Wortben Deal, w If e of 7ohn Chester spirit after the re3t and Is glad to Deal, manager of the Utah .wholesale company in this, city, were shocked again breath the mountain air. rested in this city Saturday night ani" ' ...... O'Niel came here Saturday morning andregisted-at-the.-RQy-den-houa- &- ' from Salt Lake. City. He told the officers that he was from Heber City.--H- e does not reside In Provo and very little Is known of him here. O'Niel was arrested here' Saturday night by policeman Manwaring and ... was locked up on charge of intoxication. He was released Sunday ' morning on a f 20 cash bail to appear Csr cuntoitur, AjMarcrat in police court Monday morning., appeared Mondayas agreed and one of the wealthiest residents of Washington, CoL p, knA "fined" 410 When ar has a plan for controlling and handling the cottonof the "southern planters and taken to the city Jail and The plan provides for rested and getting it to the spinners In a very short tim. officer found $72 In paper searched the the immediate selling of cotton to the spinners at current prices. Against those sales, purchases for future delivery are to be madeNm the cotton ex money, 20 in gold and 538.10 in changes of the world. The farmers can call final payment up to January 1, sliver and checks. 1913. at the market price. At the time of his arrest, O'Niel n told a similar atory to the one told"-tBait Lake that he had been robbed of 382 in a game of sure thing po- ker at a certain room In a local roomWhen the story was Ining house vestigated by Chief Giles, it could not be confirmed and Q'NIel reduced, the amount Jte, claims to hftTftifiSt,. " ' f ris 'ef 50. When arrestedJoe told the of-- . ec'tSvelyJtfavef f or who 20 of withago, Frank years mature Watson, will which fleers that he was from Heber. City, ing the state in' the next two monthsrws's discussed Says' Ms home Is in Denver," was ar- but he registered af the Roydea house and decided upon by the board of rested yesterday at the depot and is as hailing from Salt Lake. , Accordfhg ; tolthe Jtory0'KleI. told governors at the morning meeting of being held on a vagrancy charge pend- yesthe an Ieagu . gait. Lake police, hejwas robbed the Utah. Development.. ing JnvestlgaUonJe!ngmadeJbi of were The Salt Lake police are $822. not, details the While .Sheriff 'JuddrWatsoFir Gedrge terday. .... made public the project provides for der su8piclslon in connection with re- now working on the case. f II. pd - Rohert-MThompso- -- . . M - CLOTHES IS. CK0F1RBTST 10 INCORPORATE Theme ' the .greatest and most comprehensive advertising of Utah.iat has ever been attempted. The board decided to the etate laws. Inorporate-under cidentally the governors voted not to avail themselves of the offer of the -- to Manufacturers'-associatitake of Utah over the "exhibit products now on view In the Vermont building. The board was favorably disposed towards the acquisition of the Vermont building exhibit, as it is felt such an exposition comes within the province of the league. The inc- cent freight car robberies along the Denver & Rio Grande railroad. His partner, giving his name as John Her-aj- d Morgan, also from Denver, was apprehended by probation officer, B. F. Roper and taken to the county Jail where be Is also being held awaiting " word from relatives. Morgan, the younger of the two claims to be but seventeen years of age. Both boys have on new suits of clothing, shoes, hats; in fact everything worn by them f . . 1 LAKE CARP rno Pin run lUll in newxapitoL we will have to seek II VI i l location," was the statement : II made to the city commission yesterday by John Dern and Attorney Gener. al A R. Barnes, members of the capital commision, who .called on the city administration to present a request. A Is new. A steady market la now being estab- strip of land on the brow of the hill, lIsTiedTOhireast for the vast quan- east 'or Capitol "avenue, Is owned "by asocTatIorgahlzedthe titles of carp In Utah LakeandTotrer" the city, and the request was that the exhibit before the Development league HO MORE GERM on with the It carried has formed and fresh" water lakes of the state.' The city not dispose of this ground to priassistance of a state appropriation. car load of carp within a week second vate parties. Everything looked favorable for the from there yesterday con-- . out went CATCHING In the past, the city has donated transfer until the Development league to New York City. signed portions of this strip' to owners af learned from Bishop C. W. Nibley that A. A. " Staddard, representing the Boothe Fisheries company of New adjacent property on condition that it the rent of the space in the Vermont increased from $300 Instructions concerning the York has been in Provo for several be graded. But property on the the building is to be to $50j9 a month April 1. Notice of have, been sent out cups makiflg" the necary arrang" avenue 4s wanted by east fdde this increase already had been served by Dr. T. B. Beautty of the state board ments with the flshermen here, for - '' Ir the capitol commission and If addi- upon the Manufacturers' association. Of health : from onejtb five cerload3 each week. Albert tions are made tofthese Jots itwill Then the attorney-genera- l, Whereas, Tho Use of the Common ine. lion ara ucius luiuuiucu uj cost the state correspondingly more. R. Barnes, Informed the league that, or Publlc'Drinking Cup is known to Madsen Brothers, Levi Carpenter and made be a' source of diseases and menace to Jake The city commission requested this as the appropriation of 13,750 , Westphal.ManufoMLhe as . the legislature jft the public health, by to to the limit The quantity application in writing and will accede facturers' association If would not be Therefore, Be It ruled by the state en and paifor by Mr. Standard's to the request , available for the Development league bdard of health that the use of. the company Is only gaged by. '.the ' ca Some Capitol hill property owners should the latter body acquire the Common Drlnglng. Cup on railroad pacity of the fishermen to Seine, box : ' have submitted reasonable proposi- exhibit. trains, in railroad sutlons, In the and load the fish on the cats' at the President Frank M. Driggs of public or private schools and state ed- depot here and the men contracting tions for the sale of their holdings, was in the chair and. the follow ucational Institutions of Utah, is here- - to furnish the fish say at the present ut Messrs. Barnes and Dern Btate ing governors were in attendance by prohibited from and after Febru-ar- y tlmalthey-xaia'ally. In rnlah, two-cathat others are. showing a disposition Mayor Charles B. Mabey of BouhtifulT 1312. ,1st, eek, jnd when the equipment ls n out for exorbKant-pricesror corporaljon'ln charge added to It may be possible to send; JTWrMclIenT77Presiaratrofheturt'5-pf80j ' necesftiry, their lands win be acquired ray Commercial club; Henry, Welsh, of any railroad traTh' or station or out five cars each week. Commerpresident of the Park City public or private school or state eduMr. Standard left,, here; 'for Salt by condemnation proceedings cial club; Secretary Joseph E. Caine. cational Institution Bhall furnish any Lake' on the. afternoon, train yesterdrinking cup for public use, and no day afternoon "expectlngto return and greived to learn of her,' death such person or corporation shall per- either tonight or tomorrow, when the which occured at 3 o'clock this mornmit on said train or. at said station final arrangements are to be completing at. her home In this c1ty7Mrs. or iiubllc or private school or 'state ed for. thesendlng out of. the oho or Deal was one of the most of the more. carsrof' carp 'each7week, to feed educaUoriannstltTittonrthe-iis- e " Boosters Hundred One women in the community promised young v 7 "; r7";T the hungry poor of the nation's metwhere she had a host Of frtc'nds. Death Complete Program for convention . 1 public drinking .cupr" ' 1 '' M. B. T. D., BEATTY, ' Secretary. ropolis. was due to a complication of diseases. City waste means much to orchards. MrK Deal was the daughter of 'A. IlaBplah to control cotton . . r. .T. .1 S H E R tFF G CTf M U C H BOQ2E. 1 INFANT, BURIED, .. B. and- Louisa Worthen of Spring-viff- e Heber man arrested ... . ; ' wcre.; services Funeral, beId.7Tu,es; She'rift'Ceorge ''tl Judd' yesterday '. where she was- .born July 6, Fasliibnr"."r.'. . '. . . Colton and jearcbed the place wenUo at 3 tha afternoon re9ldea7otlr day 1882 Her husbandfather and jnother Opulent Utalr. vallcy, - to Thomas- - Artowsmlth, Hr Fork fi. Snell belonging of and Mrs. Sponlsh and .four "sisters and four brothers At theatres herehe obtained 130 bottle of beer,: for their Jnfant son,: who taken, ta Herald, Editorials.. , . , survive her. - The body-w- a from which "the three quarts ot whiskey'and three. night r t t i Springville today, but the time fof the SocIety..Vv tvii. birth Barrels of empty- - bottles. -- These ho little one had suffered since-itfuneral will not be announced until Utah fruit confiscated and brought 'to Provo, threeweeks.agoVjlBi word has been received from relatives BrwdingAmerlclnthorpughbred3 where7 they 'will be held for the given of 71 Kell . officiated and. spoko. words. buOf the" "state but is ; probable National affaire U.' made "also Robertsoa length of' tlme .and nnies3 claimed . comfort. - Jacob U. .. ' they, will be held In Springville Sun- Briefs,. .. Hill be destroyed according to law. ' No Small ' pox' Epidemic In Prorr. 8 a snort aaaress. day, an-oth- er on Manu-facture- liLll rs' CUPS , of-t- he " :- - " . be-tak- - - Og-de- n . -lf to-ho- ld ra n. '7... . TODAY'S HERALD CONTAINS -- t1 . . - - - -- - .'-- l .......... dled,-Monda- y from-'erysipel- .s....t..t a. Jt .. . , : . |