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Show PAGE SIX THE PROVO POST RAPID FIRE RIFLE FOR AEROPLANES IS LATEST DEVICE limSSESJWM American Army Officer Invents New Which Will be ' Tested Weapon This Week . kt College Ann Stearns Waiters one of the historic women of tills stale, and the mother. of,Mrs. Delia I. Booth of this eity, died at the home of her daughter Mrs. lleber J. Grant, at Salt Lake City Thursday- - His-.- Winters wa 79 years old and her life h?s been passed amid the stirring scenes t the Church 'of Jesus Christ of laitterday Saints. Born"" in Bethel. Maine. April (. 18113, at the age of- - five Mrs. Winters became a devotee of the ' Mrs.- Mary - "Park. 4. WASHINGTON, ..April ut aviators Army College park will have' an opportunity this week to try a new rapid-fir- e gun especially designed for use from aeroplanesand which, Hf success-fulWill transform each flying l, craft into an agent of destruction of observation. air welt The gun, a rapid-fire- , weapon, weighing "only 25 ptaunds, is the. invention of 1eut. Col. Isaac N. Lewis, II. S. A. Neithe- r- Brig. Oen. William wf llftrartny-hareaPrurterpc-htc- f of ordnance, or Brig. Oen. James Allen, chief signal officer, had any comment to make today on the features of the new weapon. Its existence had been kept a secret up to this time.-The gun fires 500 shots of the servieenriflirraliber-- a minute und is operated mechanically. This means t eight shots in less than a second, fired by a machine traveling 60 feet a second. air-coolin- g w She was the daughter of Nathan Btearns and Mary Ann Frost Stearns. , died in J834 and four years later the daughter and mother became eon- .3 (Mis t o.J h e.M o rm on le hure h .liter her conversion, Mrs. Her.-fathe- r . -- Sicarinunoml to KirtlandO. It was here the mother of Mrs. Winters met and married Parley .P, Pratt. The mother and daughter 1 ' ' A City of lloosier agepts leading furniture merchant in each Model Kitchens ,, accompanied Mr. Pratt on his historic trip to England, whither he town) to he sold on the famous noosier Hub Plan. All over Provo women who OFiHoosiers, are . , and Wilford Woodruff were sent Membership in those clubs is limited by the number VERSES TO DEVIL with their kitchens. Praises are endless. by Prophet Joseph Smith to assist delighted of cabinets sent. Each member admitted pays $1.00 LOSE PASTOR HIS lleber C. Kimball and Brigham I wouldnt be without my Hoosier for $100 CUSTODY CHILDS membership fee; balance in $1.00 weekly dues for a Young in opening the now famous ' automatic servant. few weeks. The cabinet is delivered at once. My 1 British mission. Mass., - April SPRINGFIELD, it is simply wonderful. It saves miles of steps Here Mrs. Winters, then a little 4 The cross actions of the Rev. How Low Fixed Price Protects You 1 Z1 feet. f t and hough girl unusually bright of the John Kills, pastor Chicopee The Hoosier (Hub Plan differs .eutirel y fromt he " absorbed the 'spirit and genius Unitarian church, ,rThe only perfect kitchen cabinet t ever saw. and Mrs. Eills installment plan which often is linked with unknown of the rare and thrilling events for possession of their daughter. saved me at least $15.00 last year in supIt goods at high prices. The Hoosier Cabinet ebstis which, were to have so marked a Olga, aged 5, ended today in a, 'MGS'' plies. lowered and life by great volume of Hoosier sales. To' inth? victory for Mrs. Bills, to whom bearing on her future in kitchen at ult my fingers everything puts sure of children. her Jives you full benefit of this cost saving the low price' was awarded the custody of the -- endsl . Mrs. Winters, through her later child. of the Hoosier Cabinet is fixed at the factory. - Out of 450,000 Iloosiers sold, you couldnt buy- life, lovod to dwell on YdU enjoy the liberal credit of the club plan. rMr. Bills was asked in cross-e- x and stress of the event f exper- animation i , Hoosier Cabinet for love or money' How oon will 100 without paying one penny more than this low fixed a second-haniences of 1840 and 1841 and of the .You loved Miss Polya! ' Hoosier be sold. v price. anywhere indl AmericaNo. encouragement these years gave 31 already taken. - Only 100 Women Can Join her faith. Then" to whom was this writWhat you get with the Hoosier Bet urning to Kirtland, the fam- ten? demanded the attorney, Thousands of women all over Without extra cost you get with : ily went through all the trying flourishing a sheet of paper on America buy Hoosier Cabinets every How a Hoosier Cabinet times leading up to the passage of which a poem had been copied. the Hoosier a sanitary, metal flour Ohio month. With this great club offer of from faith her clock-'the people To the devil Saves Miles of Steps bin, capacity 65 pounds; replied the wit ' to Missouri and from there to Illi- ness. the demand doubles. -- The Dumber of y face, patented want list; roomy nois She 'was at Nauvoo when Mr. Eills called attention to the Iloosiers on the Club Plau for each cupboard for,- - cereals," dishes, etc., oeeuml. She fact that the poem was in French x the matrydom town islimited usually to 50, hut we metal sugar bln, crystal shared the Common lot of the re- and that Jt, was- suggested bythe extend d permission-to spice jars; glass "air; glass fugees at Winter Quarters .and fact that his wife was jealous of the membership to 100. Only one with them faced the western Miss Polya. -- The verses wound tight tea and . coffee jars; handy N woman in five who wanted Hoosier with the statementln French, up utensil hooks; sanitary rolling pin In fhe. heartrending trip across Afte'r all, I am in love with one could get ope in sorueowns "Cabinets rack; improved metal bread and Your table 1 the center of all your the plains Mrs. Winters, then person only it is the devil. C where this plau was tried first. kitchen work. Everything you take eake box ; metal eake tray ; compartMary Ann Steals, met Oscar Winto your stove, to your sink, to your Those who want a real Hoosier Cabiment cutlery drawer; linen drawer; ters. The love, which .ripened FATE OF ARIZONA 'dining room, first goes onto your table. net should enter their names early. the journey, large pot aud kettle cupboard, pan Everything you bring from your panSALOON HANGS ON ' culminated in marriago goes cutcellar, cupboard, shelf convenient try, . refrigerator, in 1852. packs, sliding GOVERNORS DECREE Free onto your table. Get a Model Kitchen Book when the couple were joined by ting hoard, patented aluminum covIf you must walk from place to inebes--larger, im-- , x 40 39 A small ered table, President Snowujvvlio met the supply of the Model place to collect these things and. put At Least Half Retail Liquor Shops Is not kitchen than Eukitchen convenient a. more hack to them, your on his again, train famous ou , Book. Kitchen way migrant Will Be Effected if Construction -Ideal. , It tires you. copper plated adjustable door table; in Remains rope; stopping just long enough fit MeasureScience in Domestic used kitchens Your ideal kitchen saves these steps Camp fasteners; high grade perform the ecrenu ny. Force. by combining in the Hoosier Cabinet Schools, has been received for ilistri-- . is lhe pressed steel casters. Finish golda pantry and cupboard around a big Reaching 1The Valley PHOENIX, Ariz , Apr. The but ion among women interested in -en oak, water and steam-prootable covered with pure aluminum. couple made Salt Lake City their fate of at least half the saloons in model kitchens. It contains a The Hoosier Cabinet puts everySize height, 5 feet 8 inches; home for a few months. At the Arizona is believed to hang upon You can ends. at of the Hoosier- -; fingers your thing lowcomplete description width. 3 feet 4 inches; depth of solicitation of Presklent Young, the decision of Gov. Hunt in refsit down, at work. Your .table is not includ25 and illustrations Cabinet, ineWs. 4 2 er section, feet cluttered. iSpioes, sugar, salt, dishes, they went to help settle Pleasant erence to a bill passed yesterday of model several ing photographs It has utensils flour, everything Grove and it was here their entire The Club Plan in Detail To each lady whft asks, , kitchens. by the legislature to exempt the You get through quickly. place. fives were passed until the death saloons in Benson and Tucson we shall he, ghuj to give one of these A certain number of Hoosier r .Winters. few vears a gom-from the la w w h k h prohibits the of 3,(KMt hooks while they last, frep;" sent each to been have Five children survive Mrs,Win-ters- r wde-o- f 4 iquor withiuaix- - miles oE a Of her daughters, two have const ruction camp. liwerae the wives of apostles one It .is Raid that the establishing .Mrs. lleber J. Grant, at whose of construction- - camps soon near home she was at the time of her the eities wquld result, under the death,' and Mrs. Owen Woodruff, old territorial law, in cutting out 3,000 Furniture Merchants who believe in many sales at small profits display this license- sign. They are good men to know. who rlied several - years ago in Half the retail liquor business done Mexico. Apostle Woodruff, 'soon in the state, followed Ins wife to the grave eause of the passage of the LICENSED AQENTS FOB The children who survive Mrs. bill with an emergency clause at1. Booth. ia Winters are tached in order to preclude a ref- wife of Judge J. Pk Booth of thisl erendtiin"voteinany telegrams of city; Osear L. Winters. Ogden, protest have been sent to the ' ajnd Arthur L. Winters of ITT, governor. -' The funeral will be heTT"al the LEAVES ENTIRE as home of Mrs. Grant this afternoon FORTUNE TO OLD at 4:30 oclock, Saturday the MARE SHE DROVE body will be taken -- to Pleasant APRIL CALENDAR SET ently to keep -- themselvesl. front -Grove for burial beside that of her DISTRICT COURT starvation. FALL RIVER, Muss., April 4; . in husband. Miss Susan L. Monroe oLthis city, Both have won success and have who died a short time ago, left the crucible of priJudge John E. Booth held court come Have $100,000 toJier mare. Daisy, whieh today, and besides disposing of a vation,through n honest, strong, she had owned fob twenty years. number of probate cases, made up is a hard It choice, men,' avoid help at times, if they would Miss Mu n roe V will, which has just the calendar for the April term of In' this section the voters hate You can always do better buying your Clothing and Furheadaches, backaches, lassitude, been filed at Taunton, says ; court. The criminal cases to be to 'vote a man who .has against extreme nervousness. The really In ease my horsed Daisy, sur- heard during this period are as won his way against odds. nishings from a small concern, as wg arc in the' low rent disall her follows : vives me. 1 give her-ansuperior remedy for them trict. Our expenses fire the smallest and we arc small profit Darious A. Brown, now mayor, , known the world over and tested belongings, carriage, harness, etc., April 8 State of Utah vs. W. and candidate on the Republican fcikdtsL. Our goods are sold cheaper than anywhere in town. through three generations is to ray nifee. Annie Ik W. Munroe. G. Watson. ticket for has been in Ileb-ferand I lcavcn trust my money in of 9 vs. Ftah State his life a farm boy, bootblack, April Haydens prices are hard to heat. ' . the Fall River Savings bank, also Booth. . All Wool $lq Suits elsewhtTc., Haydens price newsboy, teamster, section - hand, . 9,75 mV Trov mill stocks, and my RichApril 11 State of Ftah vs. balLplaytvrjailaoad-clerkjnus- i. M I mn-bh- i rat . etis" shaUcrtt ard BordciTmll stbcklRe "income William Vaughn,- sniniir fill rkkrsa gl X , cian. stenographer and lawyer. of all to be used for the care and ''April 2U Slate of Ftah vs. Men Dress s L. (me assistnow first Shirts, dost, elsewhere, Henry .48 Haydens price George Patterson,. ' ant prosecuting altorney. and low on Correspond! nly Belts, prices Suspenders, Hosiery, April 22 American Democratic candidate for mayor, John P. Rowley. Working Gloves, Neckwear. Furnishings and Shoes. Come was a waif picked up in New April 30 State of 4 "tali vs. H. York 3U years ago. and shipped and investigate our prices. W e give the values and guaranteed E. Giles. jr. West with other homeless chil- ' satisfaction. dren.. He has been drudge, farm; bby.Uffiee hoy. elerk.helper in a ONCE WAIFS TWO law office and. finully, attorm'y. STRONG MEN BOTH SEEK MAY0RALITY . Special via Salt Lake Route, will; KANSAS CITY, Apr. 4 Kan- Dave Salt Lake City 11 $0 p. ) . sas Pity will choose as mayor next Sunday. April 7th. j one two of men, both of Tuesday whom began dife as toilers when Special 'train from Salt LakeJ IN THE LOW RENT DISTRICT little mites of ehfldrep-an- d werw City via Salt Lake Route Sunday, compel led to strike out indopend- - April,7thut ,1 ;30 p jn. - and Get This FamousXabinet For $1 -- or-tire- ul d- -- V. -- -- the-stor- -- d -- -- J .''- "' dust-proo- f; - air-tig- exo-Hu- througli-lhn.lex)g1h- havo-secure- -- -- ht s. pf text-boo- k ball-bearin- g, 4.-- f. r t - -- M Taylor Bros. Go.' utah0 - - -- SimltlTClIBl CABINETS Mrs.-Del- Pleas-ant-Grov- e. ! Women Must Cut Your Expenses Down jplain-spoke- d - - , BEECHAr.73 PliXS r , Ofie-hal- -- . j ; 1 ip-- J. Haydens Store 230 West Center 1 t fr |