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Show L STIIIG :13 BYLETTERS Making Powder FROM KILLED III He shot twice at Sklavano lungs and the second shot" pierced his Sklavauos died fewtt rlgTiF wrlai. minutes after 11 o'clock. Sallas attempted to wrest the firearm from Vanos, but Vanos fired at him, the bul , let passing through the top of " ihl in head. Sallas "died a the afternoon. ..'..-:.- , , Other persons in the restaurant fled to the Ktrfief and Iienufv Shpriff Raleigh was called. He placed J'anos Utah, Jan 29,. 1 91 7. To a "Seventh Grade ,Tupjl, :;1 Public Schools, Columbia, South- Carolina. Dear Fellow Pupil: We are study-- ing coal, and the geography lists your State without coal. If this is true, will you please tell me what" you use for fuel instead of coal? If you import coal, where does it come from and what does if cost? IT next The big copper mine had to close down recently because of the snow therej it is so deep that it has covered the levels over ahd the men have to work with shovels to snow off, so they can startlnining again and the amount of money they lose each day stage; All the motor ear manufacturing plants in the country together cannot make a sufficient long as if you had fhem done at home, and they wear better and hold their shape longer when laundried at the DOMESTIC. 3hijt-perio- Is re During the springy surnmerd ialLmoiit to say there are not a half dozen cities in the JJnited States where the man who -- wants to Vuy alOuWffi mediate deliveryand the wait will- - be anywhere from three weeks to three months. There are still a great many peeople who not being familiar with the modern motor ca- rfeel it is better to ride in street cars or go about on foot during the winter months, instead of going swifty, snugand ly warmly to and from their work and pleasures in an automobile; there-for- e the demand for cars slacks up daring the winter and the great majority of dealers are able to get sufficiently ahead to make immediate deliveries. All of which explains why at the present time we cari give purchasers of Dodge Brothimmediate possession ers cars and Super-Sixe- s of their automobiles. rAnd now a word regarding the situation which--: confronts you gentlemen who have made up your mmds to buy an automobile "in the you are spring" 16,876.' ' . .. v . e i -- sac- .' ' rf "- not having a car to 7 rr get about town with, but the supply of cars available for immediate deliveryat this time will melt away over night;bef ore the next sixty morning days arr "up, anchvery likely on athe car yoirwill you find yourselfready to buy o place "discover thaT thOestlroiftan-dois-tweek a WAIT and perhaps order . .vour m , more likely a month. and Dodge: We are taking every: Super-Si- x will manufacturers ship us; the car Brothers but we delivery for quick we have plenty the with know to an absolute certainty that be .not will enough. first rush of spring there co""! ume buys now w self on his foresight a good man summen , JTk&swhn . A.B. WORSLEY, ueiu Good newB bear w3ien it Is oonftrane4 iajiee of time, even if Provo Foum dry to It aOlSllearing, we feeT! secure in acoeiHing its truth now. of a Prove The following man te cotif lrmed after ten years: Jaanee Snow, retlre4 farmer, 56S East Third North! St, Provo, saya: "For sopft year I liave had I baCkadhe- - and kidney oompkiinl was always worse When I crvugJut cold The aoticn of my kidneys was. Irregular and I had pains In my back, especially when I stooped or lifted. Doan's Kidney Pills helped me from the H'St, relieving the kidney difficulty and the backache disappeared." (Stajtememt given December 9, 1902.) YEARS LATER, Mf Snow said: "Doan's Kidney Pills do all that's claimed for them. They practically rid me ofidney- - comH plaint It has been quite awhile s ince lhave had occasion to use them.7 Piloe 50c, at all dealers! Don't simply ask 'for a kidney remedy-g- et Doan's Kidney Pills the ame that Mr. Snow has twlcepuib31cly Foster-M- i Lburn Co., Props. expei-fenc- - . recom-mended- . - -- FURNITURE REPAIRED. NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO HAVE YOUR REPAIRED, STAINED, PAINTED OR WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER. BeebeztumBer Co. PHONES GIVE US A TRIAL. 104 and 105. Provo, Utah. Shirts and Collars Laundered Right What's more aggravatingthan a shirt that comes back and poorlyironed, from the laundry only partially-wash-ed andaTcollar with rough edges and a dingy color? We launder your shirts and collars the way we4 want our own perfect. . ; ; . Our wagon ..will call for " and deliver gbodf JOHN GULICK, Propriety Phone 164. . . , . ' .. " ;. iirra-gWTltmrRr-' the year round. It is much fun sliding down the glacier. When you get to the highest peak of the mountain you will find the American flag and a box to put your name in on a slip of paper to tell that you have been to the top. It is the highest mountain in the Wa atch If you wish to know more about-Utabe glad and its f eBOurces,-4-shato tell you all: I can. ' ' Yours truly, ' g 2 centB and the yed average-prlee-re-cel- 7 - " - a:: Co. iSaisiii WE ARE PREPAREDTALt TIMES TO FURNISI- IG LASS AND GLAZE YOUR WINDOWS, LARGE OR SMALL. WE SEND OUT AND TAKE .MEASURE OF GLASS WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. ' Hi - . aifd Third South and Academy Avenue. are with us the year round. I earn some mone$ passing papers MAY in the winter, two nlgbtsafter schoolr at fifty cents a night. ' In the summer when school isnot in session, I pass ; my paperstwo days in the week and PAY EXTRA the other four days I thin beets or pict Btrawberriesv iVhat do you do ; ta earn money ? DIVIDEND The Great Salt ILake furnishes us with a great abundance of good salt and there are many deep salt beds from an ancient 8ea just to the west. It is expected that at the next Salt Lake City is the capital of Utah of the Utah Copper directors anand many tpurists stop off to visit this place each year. The headquarter)) of etheisubstantialextraJvldend- - wilt hft dficlarad, says tha Hooton Financial rch a mere. - We have a very beautiful mountain News. With cash assets of something in Utah, it is called Mount .Timpano-gos- . like fl7,(M,000, Utah Copper is cerOur school was named for the in a position to. make a larger mountain; it stands 12,000 feet high tainly ' and many people in the summer take extra payment Total production for the past year a trip up to this mountain to climb, it To the rear are two big. lakes, and a" has been within &few hundred pound, Har-rtsbur- "AI-th- Q . ll R Phoue 203 -- rAit,:zzz:i:rMB CothVTand i repeating' and aftar a long for copper for the year was" Thu pT0ut5lioTe ahDVe25CfUia. amounted close to $36,000,000. Dividends aggregating 10,306,125 were paidVluring the year, leaving an ex- ot. earnings over . dividend re- qulrementa'of: about $16,353,000. In additlon to earnings from opera-XentS tions" the company has income from sources and investments other to $3,06o,000 amounting approximately mjA9 LEAvnr,' 109 4tl West, Provo, Utah. and this has probably swelled this ex cess of earnings over dividends to a WITH EXPERIENCE WOMAN'S A A LETTER THAT MAY INTEREST round $29,000,000 OLD COUPLE. A SEVENTY-YEAGRIPPE. . With- earnings YOU. running at better Mr. and Mrs. T. B, Carpenter,, YvTien a cough or cold hangs on, and N:"W. .McConneTl? Riverdale, Ga., thah iz a share, and with no evi kidney from are suffered Pa., have arches and pains that WTites: "Foley Cathartrc Tablets abtrouble but have been entirely cured you likely that grippe solutely cleanse 'mysystem thorough- dence of any disturbance in sight to is to defineit hard, continuance- of this pnB vonr system. Mrs. ly, and never a by Foley Kidney Pills. He says: gripe, and no nausea." prevent the iau"5. t,nM'nf ',. . ci r we are tothta the sevenes. we is x.i seems wrrty-- it not unlikely that! rare asvTgorouslai Ve" Were :vtWTtr ena- - :stren often cOTas, to Tm mftre succeptIble years ago.' Foley's Kidney Pills stop ff case e gooa eneci, oa.ue stomacn vp..naying slice of Bleen distiirhlns.. bladder wfeaksess, ing in grippe, in tmsand Tar i to prethe generous , company's - and liver.- - Give stout persons a light Foley's 'Honey backache, rheumatism. HedquistDrug" found doctor' and free feeling. lledquist-DruCo, present big surplus earnings. bills.' . ' JAS. HOLMES, Mgr. a great ' ..." Interest to Our Readers. One-- of and inthe summer we go down to Utah Ijake and spend the day there going in bathing, boating and playing about the shore. We also have a river here where the boys go ln bathing. We have two feet of snow and it has been the toldest for. twenty-fiv- e years. It has been as cold :a8 twenty-thredegrees below zero. . - We have three picture-show- s In Prove and the Columbia is equipped foi any big show. The population of Pro-vis about ten thousand white people, including" two Chinese and two' Jap" 1 OVEIL-TKN. . anese. Since it has been very coldJiere it -has Tlrivenmany birds down from the north. Those which have come are as -follows: Bluebird, blackbird and meadow lark, "red shafted flicker, va wings,vquail, robing house finch, sharp shinned hawk, sparrow hawk," prairie or horned lark, yellow rumped warbler, chickadee, juco or snow bird, Buffalo, N. --Y. English pp&rrow and kildeer. Some -- ' TWICt I0LO TALE " beUev . now-in- --i ' jwe-hesitat- ed J'll-ventu- convenience- Domestic Steam Lau ndry . A get-th- nurrfber of automobiles in any twelve- - month period to supply the demand for cars during 1 and your SHIRTS and COLLARS last just as . . -- Utah Company n el. very-interestin- Prbvo Our Work is Better s g m. Md?oy!ance IKF 1 years. levels with about four steam-Bhovel"Little Is known of anos except that at jeacn-levWe have enough copperJ had been employed as a laborer by he ore to supply the world for fifty years. Utah Copper company recently. the The men work right out Jn the open declared that he acted in self--, Vanos because thewhole mountain is copper ' " defense. orel' ....... ... Oh, I Guess I'll Wait Until Sp -- sr. J will lion; calmly took off his shoes and laid on havp a bed inthe cell andslept ITer was please tell me something about it? wakened-abo- ut in the Qur 53tate has a county nam couri-- i the coal and one ron: - Utah te a great State for coaH k1aTonornd;llas-aTerTepnte- dr in some places we have coal thirty-sevefeet thick. We also have the have borne good characters in the embiggest copper mine in the world, at Greek colony. Sallas had been ployed in the canyon for the last 'eight iBingham, Utah. It has twenty-seven rificing deal of comfort and 9 - and! suTjjeet ls- - . a 5) See us for Particulars tS-rrU--- - a xiiJii lor u cjuarieiv only -- Celery Assorted Veget- - a- e. n ot ..- hosV Iovo TTty, S -- :' i:"-"- - 250 100 bles. have-attenipl- VanWlfusedtotisten Using. Our" -- 'i' yatseii's - vo - The automobile industry at present is in a We want to contract with growers to With Mo e ring" 5 v . .the Jioosewife with .your-desirfor purity, effioicny and perfect satisfaction. or1' r tr --1 OOP Acres Potatoes " Onions 250 " Cabbage x if: 250 - ASK YOUR (5 U3 slaying - two fellow Charged James SklavanoB, 28, propcountrymen, rietor-of-a fnffog hniiaf., flnfl flporga Editor Provo Herald: As-- a "live Sallas, a grocery clerk, at Copperfield, language" lesson and & real geography Bingham Canyon,' Saturday; morning, l Vanos, a Greek, was lodged In exercise 1 submit letter which is George the counjy Jail Saturday night by Depdjijy one of manr sent out by the Sev- uty Sheriff Joseph Raleigh, who ar- enth Grade of the TimpanogoB-Bchoo- l, after , the b. rested aim:::aLfew-Aiaute- 8 no two ent to the'same place and in shooting- :7 coffee Kahlo the Vanos. entered only a few cases two to the same house and ordered a meal: A few minState. Our Island possessions and utes later an argument developed beCanada were included. The pupils tween Salla8anrYan68 Dirwhich the don't enly getrbette? acquainted with former charged that Vanos on Thurs. the locality addreiaedTTaut the pra day night stole $106 from him, Skla- tice in letterwritingTsbf value. And yanosHte-Miie- 7 pacify both men.; Incldeatiatty-JPfQcit some nrivtT: 1st The manufacturer' with the and w rigid tests of the laboratory :' ., factory. 2nd The wholesale grocer with his high standing and desire to handle only reliable goods. 3rd T1ilx etail grocer who desire, to handle only those brands he knows will piease his customers. food officials witlFtheir JthThelaws for the purity and,: rigid wholesomcness of food products. 5th AffoT rn 6 st important, you, . V jr GIB CI SCHOOL CHILDREN Passed by the Board of Censors J Pil'OiO Mi ' Blank Books, Loose Leat Ledg rs, Accounting Devices Office Sundries ! F&yloi Paper Co. Subscribe for the home paper t '! |