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Show 'J ESTABLISHED 1907. HERALD EDITORIALS Coffee : (By I.. H. MASTERS.)' BANK (Conducted You ' have small chance .THE BOOSTER" EXCURSION. think that r eh get-togeth- er Vou will never find it packed an y o t h e r v a v than iii '"airtight ground , vritlvlhe tins;-evenl- s , . y -- The:. economy" pf'Sdu!-ling'Best is in its' i s makes more cups f good hfiee. ' r r Schilling's . s QUICK RELIEF FOR ALL COLDS And Coughs of the Lungs and Chest, Sore Throat, Croup, Ton-- ' silitis, Pleurisy, Bronchitis, Stiff Neck, etc., and ACHES AND PAINS of the Back, Joints and Muscles, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neural- gia, Sprains, Bruises, etc., by TURCOLEUM OINTMENT. Should., be .handy in every home. Witkbe mailed prepaid td any address -- upon receipt of price 50 cents for JdaLSizeor $1.00 for Large Family. Size. Descriptive Circular free. Address E. M. DROZ CO., Box 238, Station B, Cleveland, Ohio. alL. . . . race, - s of the country pay Tbeliev'OhatnheaTmers si u e ss a n dnot-- e uongh b n th too much attention to o enpeople's to their own. The farmerlmustJiiidetstani that hisfarm is a Tnlpart . ir.-Jo- , s. r 'All business giyerr-ureceives prompt Janci careful atte; : tion. Your account will be appreciated. , r; i s r : HlahTimbcr&CoalCo, BLACK HAWK CAMERON V . SPRING CANYON ABERDEEN j Also LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS "A Square Deal f6 Every Patron" FIFTH NORTH. PHONE 232- W. 160 ' J. W. DUNN, Sec'y and Manager. J. M. HARMON. Pres. Up'toWateJw . . G MAYOR'S TESTIMONY. Mayor' James R. Hanna of Des Moines. Ia., gives his personal testi- prohibition:; ' as follows: .' "The saloon's were closed on the 15th of February. All locations werepicked ud by othieL bngrnesesTw-ithithe next few woek? loca foowing. ' tions are still vacant. "I cannot see that there is any ap A . Mnony4o-the-advantagesT- 3f And had the-desira- ble -. because preciable-effe- ct , fhrowlhir ourof employment antl certainly noJncreaseln demandaJor charlty4n men -- ,Becaute Itt Citizens Have Learend "; The Truth. - m CASTLE GATE CLEAR CREEK KING fact, it is exactly the other way. The men who lost employment ha v on Into other lines. Some of them havtbusiness man the same manufacturing plant ,and that he is a followed up thelrformer.J:aIllng-i- n as any other individual who is engaged in turning out a finished generous andenotner cities, but the men who were therefore, is a business. couraging report from Mr. Gordon, spending in the saloons the gioney It needs attention and a lot of it it; the plant is to W efficient those who have the jnisfortune to whih,.their families needed arenow and the productjOsJbcmajkfitcdJtir-- w hat it i worth-sufferr&s rM- did," will naturally long buying groceries and shpes instead. to get similar relief. But to get the The consequence is a very much bettKeTarrner is not minding lfLs own business. He lets another same good as Mr. Gordon had, you ter tone in every way. In the flrsi man make the prices fix the rates he is to receive for the outshould get the same remedy. There Dlace their families are not now in stock-yards put of his plant. The fellows in the cities, "the are, of course, other kidney pills, but want land. in the second place thA e men, the commis-- . there are no other kidney pills the are paying tbelr bills for the ordinary men, the warehouse men, the same as Doan's. That Is why Provo necessities. sjon men, the butter., milk, cheese and egg men, these are the This Is making collecpeople demand the genuine. the is fix receive tions farmer the better in other lines, who and' to the noticeably prices persons John H. Gordon, farmer, 63 W. Cen- so our merchants report. that be. sure retailers And the. are'to you may pay. prices ter says: "I used several "Our- - experience proves that a de medicinesbefore-taking- " Doan's Kidbetween these two prices there is a comfortable profit for the first ones cisive policy.can handle the bootleg ney Pills, but they were-tman'hi thejmjcldjeajlhojitgh all that he does is tostanT there verjr effectually: There will .br I never that satisfaction. gave caught ging betAveen the tvo extremes of the transaction. But that is his some illicit sales, to be sure, but the: ,cold but what my kidneys becaiue lr can be reduced' to a "very. small mini business and he is attending to it. So he getxillProsiperity was weak back action. My regularin 7 Station. and often I could not get up from a mum." .., I or used bent several in farmers district position. were each all the sitting organSuppose that boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills and can NO FRIENDS OF J. BARLEYCORN, ized. Suppose that the'y followed the plan of the Florida or the The saloonkeepers-of-Washingtsayjhat they are the best kidney mebe dirtereht.yBut4t-"T- s California D. C, were sorely disappointed, it is dicine to be had." . , Price-5- 0c hard to make the average fariner understand this. He will at all dealers. Don't said, because few of the veterans ata kidney, remedy get tending the Grand Army encampment for ask ie f simply day-of.listen to the arguments of reformers and take.a Doan's Kidney Pills the same that spent their money for drinks. Of .the for this or that freak law to pr.ohilM something that does not Mr. Gordon had.Co, 20.000 marching "only one or two were ' ; affect him at. all aiul: that,. therefore, is nor his business. But Props., Buffalo, NY. One of seen ' under the Influence." he wilt spend no time .to come into town to attend a meeting Hie bid soldiers explained it thus: EXCUR-SIO- N hat bears directly on his business farming. He will Vote for 'The fellows who could drink it or ?35 TO LOS ANGELES let it alone are not here nearly all a con slit utional amendipent to prohibit the use of cigarettes, f them are ln their graves." It is JAN: 29TH, 1916.1 for instance, when the chances are that neither he nor any of note that eVery one of the worthy member ot hi family uses cigarettes. So he is notinding,. A special excursion train, personally 123 members of the post at Hagers ' his own business: His business is to raise the best grain, conducted, will leave Salt Lake City .own, Md., is a total abstainer and a vegetables, fruitrpoultry or stcx-- that he can ; to see that he via Salt Lake Route, on above date. orohibitionist. One of" the features is provided with a cheap and sure means oi getting these pro The train will have up to date equip if the parade which evoked much ductv to market and to get the best possioW price at: themai- ment in every respect, including Stan- Peering from the crowds of onlook "irs was the "West Virginia Watei ket- rjacc. He. cannot do these things by acting ini!cpei'dally dard Pullman, observation, tourist, Wagon,' which headed the- delegation chair cars and diners. He and his neighbors must get together, Set tbgellu r and stick from that 'state.' ar" been An attractive Itenerary has together." It may 4e admitted that some farmers aYe awakebenefit of all for going. ranged' t that they are business men and are conducting THE PROOF". ning to Tickets good reutrning until March the But institutions. A was riding onlbe business if were as (heir plants they 20th. For Information, literature giv Ureet gentleman car other the realize of day, when he saw to are these producers just beginning .great majority ing full details see nearest agent or in the advertising spaces, printed in can the is that concert it that "only. .by, acti.ngn greatest good w,rite J. H. Manderfield, A.G.P. A, Salt arge, clear letters, these words: be accomplished." Mr.- Farmer, you who read this, are you Lake City. 'Pure Rye Whisky Tones Uo the minding vour own business?' 3ody. Brightens the Intellect, InvigFOR RHEUMATISM orates the Saul." After reading it his As soon as an attack of Rheumatism :yes dropped involuntarily to the seat begins apply Sloan's Liniment, Don't beneath the advertisement, and there .SPOTLIGHT SOLOS AT THE ELLEN LENORE ULRICH, STAR OF waste time and suffer unnecessary was a drunken man. His eyes were ' 'THE BIRD OF PARADISE," ALL NEXT WEEK attonv. A few drons of Sloan's Lini bleared, his. face bloated, with red IN "KILMENT" ment "on the affected parts is in en of dissi pation In it. 'and his body ..'Beginning Monday, .January ,10th. need. The pain goes at once, - ,(Z) .louched down in a sort of cbllapsed And continuing throughouT'the week, At the Columbia Tuesday,' Jan, 11th A erateful sufferer writes:"! was common to men under the in vay Chron with weeks Mr. Emery G. Eppersosn sufferelng for three of liquor. The drunken man was cast which the lc Rheumatism and stiff neck, although The special v in classic and popular violin solos at "of the advertisement, illustration Oliver Moroaco Photoplay Company I, tried many medicines, they failed. jn ' "nd falsehood o it "Wins the Ellen Mr. in proved the Theatre. Lini with Sloan's Epperson's has' surrounded Lenore Ulrlch t Fortunately I heard of s a mocker." constior four It three id film debut ment sfter her and "Kllmeny, using rendition of standard solos and particto the in davs am uo and well. I sm employed ularly his own arrangements of such tutes a delicateofcompliment The at the biggest department store In S. MONTANA WAKING UP. film audiences. taste favorites aa "Silver Threads Among telligent Richland county, Montana, gave aa notables such Myrtle F. where they embploy from six to Includes the Gold," "Last , Rose of Summer," cast Ktortman Hprhprt Standing. Victory eleht hundred hands. nd they surely ote ot two to one against the liquor "Annie etc., are very pleasing. Bateman, Howard Davies, Wllflam Des will hear all about gjona's Liniment. raffle In the first county option elec-ioH. B. Smith, San Francisco, C., Jan in the state. The liquor men put mond, while down to the least member OUR JITNEY OFFER This and 5c. "KWmpnv" reDresents one unbroken 1915." 25c at all druggists. ap a hard fight with five orators work-nDON'T?. MISS THIS.. Cu- t- out - UU Mece of sheer managerial good iucit. overtime to hold, the territory. ' Lenore Ulrlch herself is known the Montana, one of Jhe blackest states on In the Same Box. slip, enclose with five cents to Foley Co., Chicago , 111., writing your name country over as the star of Oliver Tbs Village Grocer .(peeTlsWfV- - he prohibition map, Is waking up,. and sensational stage success, "The "Look nere, Aaron! What makes yss he davs' of the liquor trafflo In ths and address clearly. You will receive la return a trial package containing Bird of paradise." put the big apples on the top ot thi tate are numbered. 1 Foley's Honey and Tar Compound) for . barT?'""Th HoestFartsr (cheer GU Money Value. cought, cold and croup, Foley Kidney " The man who spends all. his money ;:ms battinq eye. you comb th lly "What-'mak.. Pills, and B'oley Cathartic Tablets. "I do hot drink; It' dims my batting on his faniiVy at least gets someUilnj long scalplock oTsr your kI4 spotT- ". For sale by Hedquist Drug Co. -Puck. saM Cobb. tor tf. Detroit Free Press - erartlymsherodnrtairrmng. - sha b3 CCUim6 I 3Y3TKM. D While You Wa it Eflonarch . SteRcpairin COMPANY ' . WEST CENTER" STREET Also Salt Lake City. Prompt Attention. Best Ve call and deliver Material. Expert v" Free; Phone '396. 203 cold-storag- . Woi-kmanshi- SL,-Prov- he $2 will buy The Heratdone year ;. , . - Eggertsea, Andrew Knudsen, : J. J. Craner, " S. Berry world." WHY IS PROVO (By II I RA M W A LLACK.) : ' "There is a white ribbon around the MIND YOUR BUSINESS. ; S. P. 97 breath of a third party Prohibitionist. "Sam Blythe is writing temperance articles for the Saturday Evening Post, that discount the Union Signal,ir "William Jennings Bryan, delivering a teinperanceaddresi In Cooper Uu ion. New York, has used language that vies with' the choicest epithets John B. Gough ever' employed, r "The Carnegie Steel works is stricter in its total abstinence requirements for its' employees than is the average j church for its members. "And Just now Emperor William and Czar Nicholas havej in the trenches of i Flanders and on the plains of Poland, Galicia and Russia, the greatest temperance societies in the history of the Best far-reac- h- ' Robert Bee, T. N. Taylor. John F. Bennett J. D. Dixon, Jaa. A. Loveless.. ; dreamed of making. a. ;"Chief Actuary Hunter of the Xe.w York- - Life Insurancexompany has claimed prosperity1 in human life lor Russia as the result of the prohibition of vodka that takes 'away the " ; " s bitterish chaff taker out. booster local, woolen mrlls ajidasteadiWatronimL concern and thoroughly belives in always asking fox Utah ' this ' ' Made Goods. .. The good that such an. excursion will do over this State can hardly be estimated and theesults will be more ingthanTahyorte can really imagine. Just as this excursion, """ was much larger than had been anticipated, sti will the results be equally multiplied in publicity and in to this factory.. Hundreds of parents went' away ffonvhere with, a .message about what was reallygoing on in Provo Vftd,.about which they had never dreamed of before nheyilLteililiis ; story to their children and to. their neighbors,"and each wilP-insis- t onlhse rejatives and friends vfsitihng this beehive of industry before many vears. So on and on this movement will spread until it ramifies to every nook and corner of this great State and the final results will be counted afew years hence when this concern will tear down their old J buildings nd Jbu9Hargern3rrestxrta patronage which this publicity vvilFbrmg antiwhixrlrwas started on the : seventh day of January j 191 6, by a booster excurMorrtotheZT -- 7 T Knight Woolen Millsof Provo. brgq-eturn- Asst.-Cat- DIRECTORS. of ?e but railroad presidents.-ownermills, scientists, popular novelists and war lords. Medical authorities are laying chargesagalnst the;door of John Barleycorn that the1 most rabid temperance 6rator of five years ago never ' for-th- e . Arnold Dixon, . T-a- zJiojrilyllnstratib'fiThHS , $12,500 Slir FTBeftnetC VureTpV J. D, Dixon, Cashier. naUonaLre!igiyUi at'i reform societies and fts activities ar; to be Jnternational in scope. The firs' great word of its declaration of priaci pies Is unite, the second educate, ahd "The. temper the third exterminate.ance fanatics today," afBnnedMr, l ing, '"are not. preachers and wonKT. loaders, from SURPLUS - of-thi- s of-f?n- .... - 'JSO.OOO.OO; TrN.TaylorrPreiT"' WR. E v ally ffooil 'coffot, you know; and .it needn't' tc extra vacant! no-otlie- n WORLD-WID- o-t- TJiere cat brretfftprioiV t CAPITAL without a liquor ration b. 1930M this,' said Daniel A....Poiiig. 1' an address delivered at the Panama Pacific exposition, this is, the goal National Temperance council,Tl-membership of this orgaTnzation. o which he is president, is made up oi cof- d Woman'! the-Nati- onal -- "A world fee U pretty much alike! -- s hiVh-pricc- by Christian Temperance Union.) A Perhaps, the, best "single movement ni'tlie history of the Knight Woolen Mills wa.4 tlie big excursion pulled ott'- - lasi week by the management wf thisdpeal concern. (In this sion rhere were gathered hWe. the backbone of Uiah, and the men who made this trip are the men vvlw ' vv ill really go back and ayto their employees Uxshose number ' reach into the thousands) in the future, .you to buy Knight woMens whenever this is possible.". The great licr lesion which eerv visitor took home with him is: "I came, and I am con- -' is which vinced" that there product quite equals the ' output of thcr Knight Woolen Mills of IVoyo. This .excursion-ideconcern, Mr." wasjeonceived by the nevv manager T. L. lioone, and much of the success of the excursion was due to his careful planning and theaithful.work. of his assistants. This new manager is indeed-- a Veal organizer and he savJTbc. Vfar reaching etTee-tmeeting-a,s--thiaiid a -- what it would mean to this factorv. ' One .of the startling things which vts brought out during the .speeches at the luncheon and really the keynote to this Utah'TWas theTstatementmade.4y President Jos. great man F. Smith that he had on , a suit of Provo woolen cloths mad- efifteen years'ago;- - This suit looked equally as well as nearly any suit worn in the large crowd, and yet it had worn "so well - that you coifld scarcely believe 11121 it was made that long ago. Saints believes in The President of the"Church of Latter-da- y arid as thus he", brought exampTeras-well precept teaching by minds of close to' the everyone present by ilUjis. m: tlwJesson U. PROVO, Farmers & Merchant r , - - t PROVO on. 7 to-Vo- - Foster-MIUmr- . ( MID-WINTE- Business Directory n '.' R - PROVO CITY TRANSFER COMPANY. Provo Tailoring Co. TAILOR MADE CLOTHES We have Purchased a hcavj auto truck and are prepared tc do all kinds of heavy hauling-OnlMoving Van in Provs make you feel in the truest sense of the word a . : TAILOR MADE MAN. Cleaning and Up-to-da- Phone te .475. Pressing. Phone 16. . . 119 N. Academy Ave. Wheable & Westphal, Mp Excursion parties a specialty the-fac- Dodge Cars Anderson Siflts Garagt Supplies and Repairs PROVO FDY. A MACH. CO. Always, Reliable - . " ( Center and 6th W. Phone 77. 58 N. 1st West, Phone 54? or Johnson Paint & Glass C all-yo- flu-ne- will-appea- e Eye Sight Specialist r Fr reaolu U old sUndlng all-st- ar . . Kervousnees cated Eye Defeou, an4 He4-aohe- s, v Compli- ' OR. H. P. CANNON -- reoo -- Simmons Auto Supply Co ' For Oils, Gtsoliae Tires & Vulcanizing With a'Coia- - EyealgHt Spelallt Block. OTer Irrlne's Store. n ; plete Line of Accessories Phone 74. 240 S.AudemjrAJ j S g t - . es Tf G. Painting, Papering 'a " ; . : Sangren, D, C CHIRO-- Tinting We jruanntee satisfictioa . , PROVO'3 PIONEER PRACTOR Not Msdlclrfs Not surasry-- M , Osteopathy RemnV! to 34 North 'ActA . Le Baron Bros. areBua. . 290 N. 4th East. Phon a 371-- w Phott .66NJ.. Consult1 tloa and special ansJrsIs tr Phone for Appointment. V j |