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Show PLAYER'S IN features" of the entire season ' WEEK SEPT. 29 Colonial-- . . MACK-RAMBEA- U "... "ON PAROLE"' every nreneratian comnleto far housing one of the heaviest Weeks f patronage the theatre haa ever ex rerlenced, the Colonial Is ready for Conference "week and the production f the famous southern war play "On rarole," In which Wlllard Mack and . Jnarjonc ,. Kamoeau and ... their company of players are to open at " tne Coloniareuaay eveningrSepti ITCth 'at 'the T f ORCHARD . FIGHT Matter of xceitjya Protection in gar Is' Something Appealing to Every Housewife. SMEiH-ffl- ll; . - COIVLHS INTO COLOR BrigH am Youn Suj Begins Its Thirty-Sevent- The reduction of the sugar tariff meet wlthv strong opposition from the beet sugar states. But that oppo sition can be lessened greatly if the champions of cheaper living will take the trouble to point out a fact hitherto . will TO GRAY HAIR '3. overlooked. There-i- s . University Academic Year October 7 h v . - ."':.;'v . The Chufch Teachers College with the following Departments: i Education, s. Languages, . English, History and Government, Biblical History and Literature, : Chemistry, . ' Geological Science, . . ' Correlated Arts, -- Physical Education. Music, Credentials are of . .2.. A Normal School, for the. preparation public school teachers ' of Education. ognized by the Utah State Board ; 3. A. High School with the following Departments: , Theology and Religion, Psychology Modern Languages, Mathematics, Economics, Sociology and Commerce, ' Physics, Biology, Agriculture, -- , ncient By a"queer coincidence, the states of using Sage for restoring the color which figure most prominently in the continuing for one week w tthmatinee t .. of the hair.- - Our grandmothers kept production of "'performances on Thursday and Sat'ur their hair dark, glossy and abundant Colorado, Michigan, etc.are likewise 4ay afternoons. the states with a large and "growing . in addition to being conference by the use of a simple "Sage Tea." fruit Industry. Whenever their hair fell .out or took The tariff, which Is a subsidy for weak. It Is- the week of the ghat Ir , on a dull, faded or streaked appear- the beet grower. Is a direct' tax on ngauon congress and already the tne fruit It grower. made of dlscour brew a Sage directly tall orders are coming in to Manager ance, they rec- age? the canning and preserving of r leavjBB, and applied w.i hair their o ror A.eicnem seats for On Parole. . fruits, with wonderfully beneficial effect. In selecting this- production" for Not all the fruit of any district can . Nowadays we don't have to resort be sold fresh. The market aad crop the Colonial next week, to tne e ' tiresome method of both Commercial,. . Academic, . vary from year to year. The inIfr. 'Mack has taken the play that he gathering the herbs and making the Arts and Manual Training, .'. Music, variable suris to a produce first faced as Salt Lake audience in tea. ThiB is done by skillful chemists plus, and tendencyif can or preAgriculture. It was in 1908 when Mr. Mackiieaded better than we could do it ourselves; serve that then, possible, School the elective system prevails. In surplus for sale later. the Is io call for we have to do and all High n. eastern company In' "On Parole" No housewife need be told that a " the ready-mad- e product. Wyeth's Specialists teach each line of work. And brought the play to Salt Lake Sage and Sulphur Hair Kemedy, con large amount of sugar Is needed in First-yea- 'r 26 from which to choose. courses have school students high and even "in canning fruits. -- II began his stock company engage taining Sage in the proper strength preserving r secona-yeastuaents, ou courses. Whatever- raises the ofShiplfnrranother raises prlcebf sugar ment here immediately afterwards with Third-yeav r the students, 42 courses. cost of fruit preserving and . lnas scalp remedy. J 'At N ' uu uio great ..... war uraum never Fourth-yea44 r courses. canning'; cost to the ..thereby raising students, gives youthful f teen giventhere since. It is a story This preparationto- the : school work can be found in hair, and is the consumer, and at the same time of valor and love and war time activi- one of the best remedies you can use narrowing the market. 4. A Sub-Hig- h School, for grown-u- p young people who have not completed the The sugar tariff adds not less than ' ties that possesses a charm all its for dandruff, dry, feverish, Itching 11.50 " :vGrades. .... per hundred tot the cost of sugar. own and a fascination for the average scalp, and falling hair. Get a fifty cent bottle from your druggist today, Probably It adds the full amount of Inquiries will be gladly answered, and annual or department catalogues promptly for audience that has made it easily one and the about tariff, will the at cane be for on request. $1.90; warded you quick surprised sugar f the greatest of all the dramas and results. AH druggists sell It under is used almost exclusively In the fruit plays written around incidents of the guarantee that the money will be re Industry. The weight which this lays funded if the remedy is not exactly on the fruit canning industry may be i Civil War.- The boots and spurs and as represented. Hequlst Drug Co., Imagined. clanking swords and blue and grey Co, two stores, successors to Smoot If the "sugar states" are made to uniforms r the dashing young officers and Palace Drug companys. understand that subsidizing the sugar r- auu o Deet means taxing the orchard, they Buuiueru ifieu.;, suit, uucemeu THE LAYS OF LABOR. will not be so strenuous In defense of Kir Is; the June roses of the southland SOME RARE CASH BARGAINS, the sugar trust. Chicago Journal. ad the struggle of men for each (Contributed.) ' cSter's lives all blend Into a wonder In order to make room for- other Tariff Legislation. Prospects. ful dory of romance and love in "On goods, the BEEBE L.UMBER CO., With conferees of senate and house From the early dawn of morn Parole" and with Miss Rambeau play- are closing out their line of Wagons, agreed on the form of"tariff bills to be To the closing of the day ing the famous role of Constance Buggies and Harness at cost. passed, nothing now stands in the way Helping to enrich another of most desirable and commendable b Fickney and Mr. Mack as Captain Toiling hard for little pay Dal Wtntoa it Is expected that "On WANTED A experienced clerk. The action by congress Of course, President Taft will veto Living in a pent up alley Parole" will prove one of the biggest Leader. the measures. In spite of all his promises and pledges and all his pro Onthe coarsest kind of food testations against "Indefensible" fea- - While the rich man lives in luxury '""-rajuaci, ne wau-fsv- f.. biauu pat. Tn spite, too, of the fact that the tnaln features of the bills to be passed Better far to be a savage are In accord with the recommenda In the desert riSaming free of Mr. nothtog-iieac'trtttE8:"Id- - "S1 . it-t- - . old-tim- ' old-tim- e . eolor-and-beau- ty the-WJes- - t, Remember the Date of Opening, October 7 . rTi . SPAFFORD SMOOT Winter Rate SpJ5. Delivered e i,mnn-f(mthDrlmn- tions' Taft's personally conductedlariff board, the chief executive will Then to live a life 'degraded Telephone obey the behests of the trusts and nul- And a mere machine to be lify the action of congress. The majority in the lawmaking body But cry preachers be contented will have done Us duty. NexLNovem-ber- , iris only for your good the nation will overturn the ex- Man was made to toil and suffer isting ordf of things" at the head of Is this human Brotherhood? the government and elect a president whose sentiments and action will be Vain it is to talk ot freedom In harmony with popular demand. LOOK DOWN THE 8TREET SOME EVENING AND PICK OUT THE While distinction tflus remain Slaves of wealth are slaves as truly MEN WHO DO THE BUSINESS. Oollivet-'Rap at Aldrlch. As the slave that wears the chain COME IN AND GET ONE OF OUR "HOT POINT" IRONS FREE FOR The late Senator Dolllver of lowa, Tho God's earth was made for all men by clever retort and brilliant repartee, NE MONTH'S TRIAL. could hold an audience attentive and Owning not a- sfngle rod spellbound during" the "recital of the Robbed of all and blamed for tolling Sryest statistics of a tariff discussion. Is this human Brotherhood? He was one of the small band of Insurgents who fought, valiantly On the Arouse yourselves ye toiling millions floor of the senate against the enactment of the tariff act Join together in your might The last speech he delivered in the Cast off sleep be up and doing senate before his death, In 1910, was a If you would obtain, the right scathing arraignment of that bill. And oppression sweep before you ' itlon of the measure. And he evoked Like the torrent of a" flood Be watchword truth and justice your peals of laughter from a hostile and sullen audience by declaring: .. Universal Brotherhood. -"The past yar witnessed two events f unusual interesttbe discovery of "I, have a world of confidence In be north pole by Dr. Cook and the revision of the tariff downward by the Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for orator from Rhode Island. Each in have used It with perfect success," Its way was a unique hoax." write? Mrs. M. I. Basford, Poolesville, ' Md. For sale by Headquist Drug Co., Concerning Arrows. Two Stores, Successors to Palace and Roosevelt says that William J. Smoot Drug Co. , Utah State Fair and Races. Piyan is fond of shooting arrows at she . . sky National Irrigation Congress. iiRTi e Well; that is better taste than to be L. D. S. Fall Conference. of shooting arrows fond at one's .' 2 - itellef and Primary Association. friends. Ask "Dear Maria,'" and the Daily t representatives of the practical Trains and Ellhu Root, and William H. to Taft what they think about It Salt Lake Besides, criticism of this kind comes fwtlh a particularly bad grace from Mr. Watch From Ogden, Bingham, Goshen and Intermediate points, Sept, 30 Roosevelt. For Notice to October S. - Final limit Oct, 11 Every arrow which ever brought on From Eureka, Mammoth, Silver City, Sept.JI9 to Oct. 6.' Final down real popular applause for the Conference was from stolen limit, October 13. rider the quiver rough From Park City and Heber Branches, SeptT 29 to Oct. 6. jf William Jennings Bryan. - When Mr. Special Final ' Roosevelt starts to be his own Ask for limit, Oct 12, he achieves nothing more note- Tickets 29 to Oct 5. From all other points in UUh,-Sep- U Final limit, worthy than the recall of Judicial deVia ... October 15. cisions and the good trust SALT LAKE Special service from Utah County points. See agent for further " ; . .. ROUTE S. One Thing MTade Certain. particulars. The futile tariff board has one good F. A. WADLEIOH, G. P. A.,- Denver. , I A, BENTOX G. A. P. D. deed to Its credit. Its dilatory but ' ' Salt Lak'a City. elaborate report has proved by figures that schedule K Is thieving schedule, and that the bill that Mr. Taft vetoed was an honest bill. Now let the Democrats In the bouFe the elitaination of the gohead-wltrobber tariff. Let them maks terms with the rrogreFsivcs of the senate-an- y honorable termsthat will help to "Look at the hole In thj bntu.,m of tuy pocket; no teuluj how put an end to tariff thievery, much money ,1 have lost," l;i tiled a young man the other day. ' After lio had gono an "old t.an said: T11 bet ho has lost more When the Democrats Triumph.money out of the hole at thj tOP of hls'pockot than ha ever The St. Louis says i lost from that little hole at Ike bottom," 116 spoku with the wisthe program of the Bull Moose party i dom of age Most of the ..money goes out of thc big1 nolo at Is unique: "An unbounded personal anibltion. the top of the pocket and .we don't wo'ir?, hut we raises a great with an arrogant will and coupled rumpus if even a dine drops out through the hole in the bottIs Its maiuspring. . It heated temrer, om". Morp.1 : Do away with the pocket a a money purse by an calculated to not Is enterprise ' starting jtn account at our tank. . , travel far or to have peace In .Its own ranks.' But the hasty will learn only by experience.. Results will fit the folly, ai time will soon show." And the time, as we undestand It. ' s the first Tuesday after the first J. TFATIRER. Cashier. REED SMqOT, Pres. Monday in November. it now while you can. Get We heve plenty. 17 Electric Signs Talk i : mmm BoatinfL - Electric Company Payne-Aldric- Becker's. h BotK begin witk Band result in rested nerves and peaceful, dream- . anil .1. " , . Uarrl-nan- Trip ' arrow-make- r, . Holes in the Pocket h i - Globe-Democr- . -- ' Jbotk tody Becker's Beer is a true bealtk beverage. Writ fr pnM list OrJcriircd &e Ojdea' o L. D. S. Conference, October 4, 5, and 6. Utah State Fair- Sent. 30"tn Oct S Qalt T nt. U.nv T - iadies,Relief-'an- r;t ntu J tail, V " .' ' Provo Comnierical & Savings Bank - 4 - - - a r and 3r National Irrigation Congress, Sept. 30 to Oct. 3. g Special Rate Tickets on Sale Sept. 30 to Oct. 6 inclu- sive. Return Limit, Oct. 12. For the Round Trip Sl.90 $1.90 FROM PROVO UTAH. For information, Tickets. Etc. .See C. E. EGGERTSEN or G. W. CRAIG, Agent or apply to '.'5. T. C. PECK, G. P. A W. H. LEE, F. P. A. J. H. MANDERFIELD. G. P. A - ' d Primary-As9n.rOc- tr t . A fv. 8tatiti8tttteagaaaataaaiiaaiiae(ieeraaa - " - Tkeyre as possible. i to Salt Lake for the ; and nerve tonics and should be taken singly or togetker as often . xcursions One: SinglerFare for the Round less sleep. Car Shortage is now on. BUT we have just unloaded SEVEN CARS of LUMBER. MORE COMING. - PRICES- - -- as low as the lowest. ; pUALITY.-a- s good as the best See Us Before You Buy Baker ; umber-C- 185.W. 3rd South - " 6 Provo |