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Show jrPAGETVv'O - Herald Editorials if utah press - - . . - . - Country editors are tired- of printing ,advertL5ibg thinly disguised .as Cews which ia' furnlshed them gratis from yarioas sourc esr They BaiJ so Senator Roottk-ctcat the end of the struggle as chairman aL Chicago, made a speech which "was. handed to the reporters in pamphlet form. He recited it by heart with1 very few mistakes of memory . , tem-orc- ry .: 1 : .so-call- ed il . this-sayin-g. " r. . ! WOMEN'S PART IN THE ELECTION ; At the coming election next November wonjeii will vote for President to the number of nearly a million and a half.11 t 7 The six States in which wpmca-flj- . cast a Presidential " Tot e are Colorado, California. IrTalio. I tah. Washi n mn 'an T i have been ;egi d d 'vVyoming. All these Stated th! he as Republican 'Sta'Tes. But whaHiasVhe Rejniblican party to offer the women this year? ' Both Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Taft have been lukewarm .. on the subject of Woman's 'suffrage. And any overtures rnade by them at this time toward enfranchised women will naturally be discounted by .the women who have borne .the burden and heat of long struggle. Campaign conversions are not convincing. Thus Mr. . Roosevelt's sudden shift on this subject is sure to be scrutinized with suspicion. A little whilc-aghe said in an Outlook article thaTvotes for women should be postponed until it is shown that most of the women want to vote. Now he seizes the hands of suffragists in Chicago and exclaims: -Ladies, I am glad e you. I'm strong for woman's suffrage." Mr. Taft kindness towards the suffragists is , - i a.-- k i '' i o i te-se- s, - resignation.In five or six states that have not yet achieved woman's Presidential .scale-- the- issue-i- s to be settled suffrage on-at the coming election. These states are Oregon, Kansas, Wisconsin. M i eft i fran Ohio nnrl nncciltlv Mpw TIom'rTehA Alt of these states alsomay "Ijc reckoned as habitually Re- publican.. It is evident that the women of therountty have an cx- v ' traordinary stake in the coming election. a "0- - - " SHIP AND THE RAIL ,The approaching of the Panama canal moves the Alto ask": . bany "Times-Union- " "Did you know that it costs about $30 per ton to carry freight by rail acros4he continent and only $4 per ton Jo carry it from San Francisco around Cape Horn to Liver. pool "Garrthat be the reason the railroads are anxionsto5rer" big toll on ships' passing through the Panama canal?: "Did you know that Germany moves nearbyyall of her h heavy freight by interior waterways at the cost "The Examiner" does not vouch for the correctness of the figures quoted. It may cost less than $30 a ton to ship freight across the continent by rail, and it may cost more than $4 a ton to ship via the Panama canal; "but it is obvious that' the rates by water are a great deal less than bv rail. ; - - The Pacific Coast hopes to gain tremendous advan-- . tages by, using the Panama canal, and every influence on the-- coast .should and will be exerted to prevent any manipulation, of rates or canal regulations which wight-re- b the coast of the advantages of the cheap water transportation which the canal will supply. ' The Panama canal is a comnierical cnternrUp nlir in-t- ti e reinote-exigen- cy f warwtlt"iri' used fur militarv . - TITTTW f ' im wi rriv.iv- - it cVin., lui nts, """kii u ueniLTj a ium er T.l - be free tt TtooW 'xs . shihs ; niittee was appointed to consider the This committee 13 comquestion. posed of H. C. Hicks, Jacob Coleman and J."S. Barlow. The next meeting of the association will be held at Brigham City on Peach day and will be in the nature of an outing, although an important dusi-nes- s session will take place at the same time. Yesterday's conference began with luncheon at the club. Charles England read a paper on the "Cost System." Roval Educate the Merchant to Advertise.':' and II. C. Hicks on "The , Country Newsjuii.'er a3 an Educational Factor and Town Booster."- -0 The fellow who never patronizes the down-towcafes should try one of Spencer's Sunday-,- , dinnersand be convinced that- he serves the meals that are worth while. Try Spencers ft cafe efore.K01ng elsewhere. l n - THE-- P L 118 W. Center St. U. RELIEVE Uiildlura! WOMAN'S ACCOUNT. SCIatica and NEURIT5! I - "H u THl PuK SALE BY HEADQUIST DRUG s CLASSIFIED ADS s - money. as f'AIIr 248, the Allen Ice Co., for pure "Jo-lriver Ice. , FOR SALE Eight-roobrick house; bath, toilet, pantry, large closets, sink, lavatory; corner lot 4x12; barn, chicken house,7 Jrult. John E..Bott, 209 E. 4th S Provo, Utah. A CARLOAD OF What a woman wants among other important things is a checking account. In manag ing household expenditures a check book acts as a perpei ua reminder of the "differ ence between income am; outgo. """You" can tell at a glance just what your tinan cial 'resources .'ire how At i where you havym CO - - iinct. (Formerly London Merc. Co.) YOU one-tent- i mer- - chandise at prices lower than ever before offered. Why not take advantage of this opportunity and supply yourself with clothing, furnishings, shoes, etc., at these "celebrati6n,, prices. For the next few days before the 4th you'll find unlimited specials in ladies4 waists, muslin underwear, hosiery, men's and boy's clothing, furnishings, etc., at savings, you can't afford to overlook. We must close out entire stock. To do this causes a terrific sacrifice and merciless price cutting throughout the store. The benefit is yours, the loss ours. Take advantage of this opportunity and save money. We'll treat you as we like to be treated. Pay us a visit. Yoti'll be convinced. . " nine-tenth- It's a well known n m- : - n and allow us to celebrate with you by selHngyQu jclothirig shoega ings below wholesale prices. !. r "'so-calle- Vregi'.Iar shduJ-dr.'fthe- so-call- .lhe-J3pu- " the at ciaticn lb the CmmeteM cltfb. tfla'cusslou at the- meeting brought yiit that, althaiig'i the eouutry paiwrs are re'iiiested to print columns of such le tter tu,yjire.lgiven the cold they. :sk for a more euciuragi'mit.. - A- Wmusittee K. Barlow, coiipri.-?!h5f"SRoyal Jepp-so-and (."tniTtes Knglaml was appoint ed to draft resolutions defining the and against the free association!.' puffs. There was' some criticism',, tod, of the Salt Lake's commission's reception of the Salt Lake & Payson electric line's app'ication for a franchise to enter the city. Terms laid down by the city would not be acceptedby the railway. The newspaper association may 'adopt resolutions touchins upon the' question .and scoring the Salt Lake commission as opposing In- - "Witness; the 5,597,185 separate savings, banks' accounts, with $4,212,583,598 deposits in the year 1911, by ' the 4jr."' ft'rifi Tlirise' words Li. poor" came to Mr. Root on of the, moment, and iliey.)ressed Jlis .rea thought and feeling'. . Those who believe that really ;arcTbTrre-Foor-pco- ple in this country and that thepoor are a reality and not a fiction, will remember These words, added by Mr. 'Root from the depths of his earnest conviction ridiculing "The Poor," will ' be remembered. If aiTe;uoon-- Tuesflay U'firls n.,it armpar in tin ' TTTe wasTalking pT"a diffusTeh oTwealfli wliTc ' inspire Theerfulronfi'k'm'c "in the flit nre and lje ianl1 l mm- -' ROOT'S SNEER AT THE POOR : ; tlERALD MORE FREE STUFF" . I PxU VO -- TH Just Received Shelley High Patent and Straight Grade Floor !t-n- ; a rei bm p rV-- crntive in itself to in m -- a-. Sold by the IT PAYS THE HERALD. WasatGh LOST-r-Sma- ll 3 014 cheap, if OF-TH- ! at the Ellen taken'tn a lot. ' Morrison Pros. Pipit- 402-41- 2 First 621 Go, Piione 480 West Center Exclusive Agents Come in and get our prices. r HELP WANTED-GiHotel Roberts. Utah. V A ROMANCE rooms, pracflc niynewr, Proile .Special prices on Wholesale Lots.- - North.-- , .V An Ediaon Northern Drama -- SALfHousehoId furniture for FOR - -- ' j GuararifeecTto be the best on the Market STATE BANK OF PROVO vest pocket diary, blue cover. Return to R. P. Fairbanks, Ho'.brook blockand recel 'e reward. ii' i mm ICE FIELDS and Tuesday wanted J&igljwa es. Provo, We Meet Anybody in Quality and Price rls . L : ; OUR HELP Also on sale by Sutherland Bros. Vnderstandtheir business. Incompetence la not oen of our fallings. We never have to apologize for bad work. Wednesday. When your bundle leaves our hands t It is properly gleaned, finished right FOR SALE Cauliflower and' celery and always delivered when promised. plants, from Imported seed. Rob Our machinery is the most modern. ert Bukln, Telephonek4762. t No torn clothing or buttons wrenched DR. GRACE STRATTPN, Osteopath. off here, No saw edges on your col 259 East Third North. Tuesdava lars. A postal card will brine OUT "wagon on you can call up and Fridays. t FOR SALE OR TRADE.' ger Cadillac touring condition at a bargain for real estate. Call East, Provo. Five passen oar In good or. will, trade 158 So. 2nd . 28-3- 24-6- , 28-8- . HELP. " Hotel Roberts. Utah. at Domestic Provo, 468 South wanted WANTEDr-Glr- U- Big wages.- - - LOST Peeifless bicycle. Return to Herald office and receive reward It This Te imohy Convinces Jaxnei E. Pyne, Columhm, KaiL. wiahei othen to know what U splendid tie kidney action became normal. to all who hare kidney trouh for fro mtheir use. - -; For aale fcy I can I recommend know what; Foley Kidney Pill peat benefit I receired - the "Hedautat Drug'Co.-fT'tr- Ti vru v - '' MONET TO LOAN oa Academy Avenue. RlfJ GRANDE EXCURSION RATES ACCOUNT JULY 4 Account July Fourth celebrations the Denver 6 Rio Grande will make a rate of one single fare for the round trlpj to all points In Utah with a mm-- v flerlrei from tt Sf ct Poley Kidney PlUtT 1 luffered wltt ierere palni la my titolc and ta kidney tctloa vu lrreriltr. I took tome of Foley Kidney PUli ind after a few days th palna left me and aooa reauIUi Steam Laundry - ' CITY AND FARM PROPERTY at low rate of Interest.- A. F. PALM, . Rooma 6 and 7. Kalcht block. July 2, ? and 4,"0nal limit July 5."' " 4 Farmland city property loans made promptly. Low Interest,. Easy eras. Lots of money on hand. W H Ray a co. I - . T... - ' - HATTIE WADE MACK - - v ' Comedienne at the Princess Tonight,...Tues. an4 Wed. Irish Singing andTalkJng ....-'-,'- |