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Show n 1U tiaa ia any prevSous yfir'for hi accurate etatistics re avaiiabld. partly due, perhaps, "to exceptloaally '. mild, weather dartcg the nasi fewmcrflffif of the year, decreasing th likelihood Of diftMtrOtlS 6C4Ut-fplQSlQ- t You are cordially invited to tielrid ' Order of Owls !by the . y 4 V .". ... . Sixth Ward. Amusement Hall, TJiursday EveMay 1st. v i. J in the the mleraliveTothe various daBgePB and ' has shown what precautions should be taken to avoid them. Thg. bureau is therefore gratified with the improvement 6hown, particularly as the greatest improvement relates to dangers concerning' which the bureau has been conducting special Investi-gation- a and giving the resultB to the 'V - JocatNepf the' etateVnafnlhg departstate mine ' inspe'cto.ra throughout the country, supplemented by greater 'care upon the partof both ' tho operators1 and the . miners. The educationalwork of 'thebureaji of mines has kept both the operator and s , 1' Bl, there haa been air annual improrement ' yeara. for1 a number f hia! t beeoJiroughtal)QiitJix a dmbina.tloa oiLcauses the principal 6ne frwhjeii has been the inora ettU clent and effective njlae inspection on the part of ments and 1 Tickets 50c. Extra Lady 10c. - Refreshments I -- - r industryr an been annual "Although there has conditions in mine Bafety improvement since J 907, and a partichlarly notable one in 19lfc,' a still greater .decrease in thex death rate can , be effected. WHethef or not this will be made In 1913 dependVlargely on the care "- J. BURNS CATCHING CRIMINALS BY THE. AID OF THE. DICTOGRAPH DETECTIVE. few?. " "bythe foremen J - operators":" -- r seyen- Ilorton Tevievirs-ihe-lateen years of coal mining and finds theirlives that 33,617 miners have-los- t s 1 ) s, - - I- I ' t t '1 S - St. ' S st order to fndieate-th- e to the nation through economic loss of this sacrifice He, he takes the basis of ithe insurMce companies that a human life. is worth, at least $5,000, and draws some interesting, conclu sions. He says, lr n ne assumea ior statistical .purposes' that each life is ff--- 4 s - loss Qccasioseybfether f a t al accuieats. to" ini n ers in the I'nited S tates dur ing the last seventeen years reaches ,3f - Ti the sum of llCS'.OOd.OOO." calcula- Using this same method of. " finds Hon Mr. Ilortoh that the loss accidents through 'fatal and " i 1 This Kolcm 3-Rc- -- Feature with Detective el J. Burns Wm -- 7, 8, 10, 17, 24, 31; June 3, 7, 13, 14, 21, 28. May . Gocd until October 31st" returning? : ' Points. RoundtTrip Fares from Main-Lin- e .". St. $56.50 Louis ; . . . ,$52.00 Chicago r- - StaurffrTir $55.70fMinneapoIisTT"". - Omaha .. .... i .... . 4T).00 40.00Kansas City ... Denver .. . ,r . . ... . ; . . 22.50 Colorado Springs; .... 22450' low rates to "Porportionately many other points. " Electric . to lighted sleepers Chicago and St. Louis. . ... DINING CAR SERVICE BEST ANYWHERE. Lake, and Utah Sunday "excursionijo Provo Canypn, fare one for the round trip.. points, Steamship Trckets to all parts 'of the worl d. orturthinforrngtien sefranyPr- Rv-- agent oraddFes s A. F. WADLEIGH. G P. A. I. A. BENTON. G: A. P D; Salt Lake City. . Denver, Colo. . . tt-35.- "lis Mm . , nty -- 99 NOTICE OF ffl 3,200 INOil r ' r. - TT-- ' . ' , TT TT was the t: rs e number, of .men .Wiled least since .1906, that- - the death rate was the smallest slnceS?? and that the number of tons of,;coal taken from the ground, in proportion to the number of men killed was the . greatest on record. The statistics show that with. 70,000 more. miners employed in 1912 than In 1907 there were 837 Mess deaths In Battle qf Bloody Ford -- v. nt that-th- A Two Part Kalem THE! COLLEGE" CHAPERON Claire Shepherd, as executrix of the last will and testa- With 20,000 more men employed in than in 1911. there were. .339. ; . less deaths In 1912.. ; t V. llorton, mining , Frederick 1912 " a THE' T : ' "' ia :.fJttne.hebpokblnders Jn Saskatoon are ' rganizlng a local of their 'craft The number of wage earners In the automobile Industry in the United States Is 75,721. The Nelson Trades and. Labor Cpun-i- l 0,? is planning the- erection.of 000 labor temple at Nelson, B. C. .The. International convention of the Federation of Music Jans will be. held ,Tore5tpKJpnt.,.esinning.May 12. The annual convention of the Inter a2 - - - - engi-nes- s of the, bureau who compiled he death statistics shows by .comparisons' with" other years that; explosions of coal dust and gas, the great menaces of the miner, are gradually, growing less In number and in their tolkof life, due, he believes to the active educational campaign .of,' the bureau., i. The percentage ot deaths from other causes that the bureau hasnotyej investigated, shows no such material. de- The pool and Shoe Workers' International Union will' hold .its conven tion In, Montreal, ; beginning June 16. International The Switchmen's Union of North America will ho)d its convention this year at.Houston,.Tex., 19 24. . . May " The South Wles Miners' federation has . voted against - a proposal . to .en- creases itiaclalmedJzl'livr deavor to obtain a five days' working "The facts disclosed offer indisputaweek, r ble evidence that conditions tending toward safety in mlnfng are actually Improving and that coal is now being FOLEY-KlDNEY'Pill- S . . . .'.IRHtUUATISMKiONtOAMD DLAOCCtt SALE FOR Black Lang-,,.- . shangs, per petting, $1.08; White G. Dahl--.- . Lephorns. per setting, 75c, t quist, 5298 6th W, Phone 339-y- , j 3-- SALE in Spring Dell lot and new housed modern. See Alex FOR . SEED Colo. POTATOES Pearls, Extra- bu. COc Hed-Oui- i - s, 6-- select - Thomas; 551-x- - . 4-- r FOB RENT and sleeping 'porch." East First North; modern house" Inquire at 211 L 3-- t . - . wf . Twenlyx-mea-4u:Keeted.-- national Association of Marble; Work-erwin be' held in Kansas City. early - EGGS Eleafter-Frane- es FOR SALE OR TRADE Single disc plow, perfect condition, for mower or disc harrow, Thomas, phone 310-re- ' d. - 2-- . t -c- v , BLACK DIAMONDS 2 : three-quarte- '. f-May, hundred Washington. Twenty-thre- e In were the coal killed men and sixty mines of the CAitetl States last year of a out of a total of million employed in the Industry according to a statement issued by the United States bureau of mines. The death rate was 3.15 in every one thousand men employed. The bureau further makes the state-me- : . - .' - - r,nriES and 359 Less Deaths Than Last Year Than in 1 911. - County.- h brooch, about Phone 4j6.' Reward. "If." -- KILLED Employed-4n-J91- andfor.-IIti- Small gold two weeks ago. i 1911 Vitagraph Nights JUST SHOW PEOPLE ' ' ' With Helen XosteUo A HEART OF THE FOREST HUBBY BAGS A BABY : With Bunny, and Finch HE WAITED . With Lillian Walker Men- - Mpre. Utaajq : ,1 20,000 District Court of, the Fourth of the State of y LOST - LAST YEAR TONIGHT and THURSDA Y CLASSIFIED ADS- - SHERIFF'S SALE. Snaith and Josep'l ment of Emma C. Shepherd, A. Smith will leave Apostle George Pfaintiff forCalifornla- - tomorow to be present VS.atthe dedication of 'the new X. D. S, T. R. Kelly, Ella M. Kelly, Springvillo chapel in Los Angeles. Banking Company, . a corporation, Apostle Rudger Clawson, who has , Town of Mapleton, a municipal presided over the European mission 11 T. - Reynolds - & for nearly three years, returned to ' ' Company, acorporation, Salt Lake yesterday. . Elder E. T f , " Defendants. Benson, of Ogden, is temporarily In be sold at shercharge of the European mission.' Shpriff's, Sale-T- o 913, iff's"saie onthe 9th day Miss --Jennie Harding,, daughter of at the front door of tiie county court Bishou A. W. Harding,' of house fit Provo City, Utah county, ward, who has been seriously 4U vfrpm Utah at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m., . . . pneumonia is recovering. all the right, title,' interest and claim families Provo Each of the following of the defendants of, in and to. the arrival the of increased have been by following described real estate, to- - wit J a son: Mr. 'and Mre..Ea'rKC!ark, Mr. " Commencing 135 feet north of the rsJ southeast orner--of - lotrblock-2- 1' and IJkl R. G. Carter. Plat A, Springrille aurvey of building lots; thence west 115 feet; thence Thos. H. Vincent, while plowing In north 34 feet; 4benc east 115 feet; his field " west of the city.'- - Monday, thence South 34 feettothejphice of found three skulls, which are be beginning. ' ; uL money lieved, to be those ot Indians Terms of sale cash-iaof the United State. v .. Sheriff East Is in Lehl today on Dated at Provo. City, Utah, April ifr. - -- t -" 7 official business. 113. HENRY EAST, AT THE RINCESS. of Utah County, Utah, ZZIShetift "Samuel A. Trotter, Deputy Sheriff! By " . The bill for this show tonight and GRANT C. B AGLET, . Thursday . night. Is tour splendid Vita- Attprney for Plaintiff. graphs. Now we all know what, Vita- - (First. puKIcatlon April 11, 1913.) graph night is so none of you can af ford, to mlsa these BplendidTplctures1- -: some are exciting, others laughable, . and all-ar- e interesting. Qi! Employes of the Hamilton (Ont,.) ' Spanking will not cure Pressed Brick company have gone on dren of wetting, the bed, because a strika' for an increase of wages. It' is not a habit but a dangerous --disease.' The C. IL Rowan Drug Teamtsers .in Regiha, Sask., have Co., 1972, Chicago, 111.; Depti .a of .with number charter organized have a strictly .haravj(. discovered Installed been fifty. The offcers,have dratreBsiB less remedy for-thl- s and .the union has begun business. The grajment, workers , in Toronto, ' disease and ' to iake- known ts '.Oc Ontr have secured the advance, isked ' merits Jthey jvlll jsend package seeurely wrappedttnd for cutters In all excepj ; twe ibf the prepaid Absbliitely Freest any struck shops. Where agreements are reader- - of ''The Pror ?HraId. signed the men return to work, ' " The This'reinedylso cures freqqent Department of Labor has open aesTf 6 t6 ' urinato and Inability 0 ed a registry office in Mexico' "City, to control ' urine ; during ' Hnr haying for its ftbject;8.ecurlng work for night or day in old' or young, 9 tne great . numper ,of unemployed . In The C.H. Rowan Drug' Co.5 the capital and other districts of the : v7 n6ldrReIiable House! Write ,",,,7 ,.. ',,"' country, , j; ' to them "today for th free medt" Coloerd women .of, pecatur, HI., cine. have "Cure the afflicted toemv wives of union men, organized bers of your family, then tell an independent wpmen's union label leagii.i So far as. known, this is the yotir neighbors an ? " friends 9 ;abcrat first auxiliary ot colored women'tnthe President i . 19ilwar$l4,l42.00. tocalinj Personal one night only, Monaay, 0 0 fUtJ Mnv. 5. (No Advancean Price) tothe G. Judicial District 5 Comes. 70 - In the T1 TXCUOSIONS-lMST; t non-fat- in Denver & Rio Grande T,t i supemten-dent- , and - all others in authority and by the miners as. well." Mr. IPs mined with less danger, to the miner country.. J - J - J . 'tfllan'me'dy;'''" AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE Max-- " well runabout, new" tires, detachable rear seat, good condiiton. Inquire A.1 " J. Hiighes. Phone 436. . FOR SALE Black Minorca and White Leghorn eggs 'for setting. Phone 341-x- . 6-- ' ' t MONEY ORXITY PROPERTY- -. The G. C.- Real Estate Co., sue-- , cessors to DeLong & Am toft, have now made"arrahgemente to get money on . city.' property- - a - well - as - farms. Any. tlme you are Interested call and : talk it" over any wayx At Moore's Independent Drug Co. Phone 150 and - -- r 531-k- - -- zi';:-i'- :, -, FOR - - acres with 18 Inches water, at Motlda, Utah, close to town cite, land, level, ideal slope for Irrigation, sets hack well from lake front giving perfect air drainage. .nearly J(LhuaheIa-xia- t per acre .1912." Account ill health owner will sell at sacrifice, or will consider trade. Address C,YZ; car4hiji('"pftpr. tf SALE-s-2- 0 Pro-fluCe- d. -- FO'RENT-i6-room n ouu. vaiu. V, North cellar herdSe, T lliquire - r-'- B'l -- X i OHCUUU XUo ?:.Z' 2& 3-- t . LOST- - White bulldog, 6 months old. ears :rppped Reward. Dr. L. B. . tf x 45 ,? FOR . SALE-Appl- es, large or small Quantities, 25 cents per. bushel at4h farm of Ray V.tWents on the t state road; Provo Bench. "LbSTPair"gbid-ritAeen Fifth North arid Second East and State Bank of Provo. ' Finder7 please return to W. TT.11 Brereton at State"BankoFlhfsoffit;e and receive '. reward. Philpott .t Phone 408t , . 3-- |
