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Show ? ' Weather Forecast Tonight colder with heavy frost and freezing temperature; Friday generally fair. c PROVO CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, MAY 2. 1912. NUMBERlSr VOLUME 4 THE FRUIT GROWERS ARE GIVEN WARNING TREAT IN . LOVERS OF FOR HENRIK RARE TREAT - IBSEN- APOSIlE-IAlfM- The-Temper- E-- State Will Be AskedlTo Establish Water Dis-- J trict for the Provo Water Users. Associated Press Corespond- - Bulah Stores Lewis to Read Great Dramatists Book I ent gets Visws of the B. Y. U. A Dolls House- Forbidden City j ill EXERSISES One of the interesting aud impressive features of theBrigham h Young University is the school, enrolled in which are young men and women who have for various reasons been deprived of the fundamental education of the grades. - Wereit not for this department, their school days would be at an eud. But here they come from the minest shops, farms, rangeaand ranches, and become as a rule, the best of stu-- ; " -dents? So earnest have they been that suh-hig- Tt pon f" t r- - With the announcement yh at Storrs-LewlTT read Beulah Collinwood, Henrik Ibsens AJ Doll House representative of the Associated in the Fifth Ward Assembly Hall Press in the Chinese Empire, has Friday eenin. Mav: 3 - consider-ablbeen engaged to present his fasinterest has been aroused Mac-velthe on among admiiers of - the higher cinating Travelogue yet oft and Mysteries of China here elasies. .Tins is one that will cause the most condemned work of the great writer of social problems is ?jio pleasant anticipation of'thei date other'lbaii tluTone vvlueh aided, upon which he will appear, Tues- Mmo. most of tuiuukc all, perhaps . day, May 7. The Collinwood Travelogue is Nazimova an idol of the theatre an evening spent in intimate touch going public. In "the role of with the great unknown secrets Nora. Mme. Xaimova scored one of the land of the Celestials, a per- of her greatest successes. The book if self has been piaised sonally conducted tour through the country of which so little is by many, condemned Tnby a few,his peeuknown to the civilized world. The but enjoyed by all. illusTravelogue" is" beautifully trated with two hundred or more hand colored pictures of scenes in Chinaj its people and its marvels. The announcement' that Mr. wis for"li y ears 0 eorge j fOtlipCn AT LluI Until HI D D aturr' dropping--an- d the Freezing Weather May Damage Fruit. V Dr. Janies E. Taltnage, of the Quorum of Twelve Apostles of tlie Latter-d- a j a in ts, addressed the students- - of the Brigham Young University yesterday mornThe ing. His topic was Character of Mormonism, The .spirit of the tiroes"" said Dr. Talmage, is for progression, and the chureh is in harmony with this ever progressive. Vc dont believe-i- n reading bound books only; we want the daily news, In substantiation of this statement he quoted the article of faith, We believe all that God has revealed, all that he does now reveal, and that he. will yet reveal many great and important things pertaining to the kingdom of A. 11. Thiessen. chief of weather bureau for Utah, sent"out"ft notice-- to all parts of the state that the' showers this afternoon will be followed by heavy-fro- sts and" freezing temperature tonight. . This .warning -is being telephoned to the growers, so that all preparations might be made to save the fruit, if possible. The first frost notice was sent out yesterday, when the department noted the drop in. temperature and last night many of the growers had forces of men rea dy to. light the smudge pots upon the first indication of heavy frost."" Goudiness, however, prevented damage. Great care will have to be taken tonight iq heat-.- , ing the orchards, a the freezing temperature might do a great deal of damage. , The summary for the month of April shows a condition different to what we have had here in many years jpasf..There vvgre only 10 . clear days during the entire month and part of these are offset by the heavy winds aud freezing weather which neoomiyiMed them.' The highest temperature reached is only 71 degrees and the lowest vyas 27 degrees, showing that the month juht'passod was the coldest experienced for sometime. invitation of the Provo of- - the Reservoir Companyr-fiv- e canal companies taking watlarge er from Provo river and tlm commissioners of Provo City met Tuesday evening for the purpose of coming to some agreement. regarding theuse of the high waters "of Provo river. There have been g several points of differenceexist-inbetween the Provo Reservoir this year they have worked every the winter and Company jtnd the other compan Saturday during also the" and spring vacaspring, Mes with regard to their respective -As bunch of God. result this a tion.' . advis-deemed was rights,, and it hundred-hustl- ers To believe in the God of our half a able to ascertain through a con- nearly the before work is fathers their not to be behind the ference if these points of differ complete school. of the Dr. other said times, departments Talmage, and in enee could be adjusted without a They graduate Friday, May 3rd, support of, this statement he relaw suit. ferred to the views of scientific From Pekin the audience travels As a moans of bringing about a and almosfwithout exception, will school next men in be and associations in Germany the enrolled Collinwood with Mr. high through the better Understanding the question 4 of their and the Middle of completion the England. early King great capital of asking the state to undertake year, The to 'them earn work cenhas which dom the disspeech was well received, enabling was bridged a hydrographic survey, the students listening intently to turies froav the time of Confucius cussed. Also the advisability of enough money to do this the program of their down through the dynasties of the every word of the address, and asking the governor and State Following isexercises Manchus to f appreciation of it nt the .csperssmg First Republic, Kngmoer to set off the Provo graduation 1 . - - close. the Orchestrawhich .even is now overshadowing riygr into.an irrigation district. -- 2. the throne of the baby emperor. Prayer, Andrew Jones Over this district the companies MOVING PICTURES 3. .Address of welcome. R It. From Pekin the journey passes would have a commissioner apOF GREAT TITANIC Wilkins. on into the the inup great river pointed to distribute the stream 4. Rasw rilten Ilala of Wall Poem, terior reGreat the by of the beyond i according to the rights AT THE OPERA HOUSE i mussen, May Rhoades, read by China, .which still stands after RIO GRANDE CARS spective, users. Board-ingthThe Scenes of the People Ulala Rasmussen centuries have pqssctj sineelt was INTO BUT This meeting was only for BROKEN 1 Ship Are Vividly ?, 3. 'Duct, Leslie I f rek man,hvrj btrtttuir thftAigh the oitiUil il CROOKS ARE IN JAIL Iimuiary purposes and alter a Nixon.Portrayed ' general discussion of the problems mark the path of Tibet and Turk. 6. After Breaking Into Cement and Oration, Purpose of Life, estan. The Temples of Confucius confronting them had been disTonight and tomorrow night Clements. Earl houses Hardware Cars Men Were and the of Buddha are for the joss adjourned cussed, meeting the Opera House will show the 7. Sunny' Jim, W. T. Nelson. - Caught in Sugar Car. i isifed and the weird practices one week. In the meantime the real films outlie Titanic in moving f 8. Martin which Guy. arc their with hold meet Valedictory, will procanal companies god? pictures arid not views only. f V. Dunn Sheriff J. man. On are Deputy revealed. into to stockholders their pitiated of go ings These, pictures were taken tip to came to Provo 9. Class song, written by Anna Tibet, where few wdiitejmen have yesterday inorniug into the matter and be prepared w ithin ten minutes of the time the and brought with him Thomas to propose something definite for Monk. Ellen Guff sung byE, B ever-- ventured, the "journey congreatest steamship afloat set sail Konopa and Frank Link and both the better regulation of the river. Broadhead. Dean Clyde, Jenna tinues, until the audiences stand on her maiden and last trip across men were at the very gates of the hidden lodged in jail on aN A part; of the v ork necessary Holman, Lilly Ah ey. the ocean Atlantic Vivid scenes of 10. of Presentation Certificates, city of Lhassa within which no vagrancy until further . for the hydrographic survey was of the passengers bidding- - fare-- ! charge can be made. The G. H. Brimhall. Pres. investigations foreigner has ever passed to come lone iu February by Engineer well to their fiiends Ellis were men 11. StecL out evidently bunting for com-1 Benediction, those took a Clarence parvis, who again Beyond" gates is in England mid marching on loot box cars on a , the the wonderful through the Dalai of to head went the and palace pany of.raen board the great vessel are among Rio Grande train last Saturday Llama, the high priest of Tibet, the Provo, where he waters BEULAH STORES LEWIS the rapidly moving pictures tak-ewhen- - Conductor i Hatch night the Dread Being for whose favor established a hydrographic station REPUBLICANS SELECT e Dramatic Reader shrp Tras about ea ught the m a t" Mi 1' F Tkgo in g" the women and children of Thibet to record precipitation and weath- on balk Its "journey oTireatli and through a ear of RUgar. The men t hwnltnrTii re'oir-Ey iar stvle of writing., which er conditions., .It disaster. This picture has been had already broken into four cars some has been Gassed above shown in ligious fanaticism.-Ithat "this IworR' will he of much of England many parts loaded with cement,- - hardware, is as wonderful journey, one Shakespeare Jie is title who never value' to all of the companies and and theUnited States and has other articles that could and even be about not can that read each charac- created the keenest hesitated tn will aid. ip bringing them closer of interest. sugar - the he not earned few in been so have away. iu a them books, ter better ns observed every day Many relatives and friends of together, pnd give The chairmen of,tbe five wards men who have safely made it. life, just discovered When the conductor the Hum with ami to. rather regard understanding misrepresent those who went dovyn on the men the atWork ' source of the water supply of in the Provo' precincts have ealled Everything of interest along the Jto avoid leav mg a bml ransacking the taste with have gone to try to loship meet locked all doors to the he cal is in shown succession quietlyRepublican primaries of the the reader, he js positively brazen cate the mas way the Provo river. went sfboard. as and hauled them into they 8 in the at Mr. which were places Helper, following taken were times. at those present pictures by Among these are the last real life pictures where he an officer and placed got He showed things as they are, of the 595 President Joseph - R. Murdock, oclock Tuesday evening, May 7, Collinwood s personal photograJ people wlio were either them under arrest. They were President Joseph B. Keeler, Presi- to select delegates to the state pher. Among these photographs und not as they seem, or as the working within the ship or setting dent J. William Knight," Judge convention to be held in this city are pictures that no one else in modern dramatist would have sail for America Wherever the them taken to the Price jail and convenand the held until Deputy Sheriff Duuu 15, will the Their world May. judicial . Charles or F. . John E. Booth, J lay them, ideal, eyer possess. picture has been shown it has cre- could bring them to Provo. to be held in the Fourth story "is one of endless risk and While Mrs. today. tion W. II. Lewis has been J. heard Commissioners Peoker, ated interest never before taken Goddard and LeRoy Dixon, City Judicial district May 14: First danger that bring a shudder of iu other readings tn l'rovo. this is m a moving picture of any'des-riptiol SPARKLING BREW her first appearauee, in A Dolls - Watermaster W. K. Farrer, James ward, Maeser school; . Second fear even in their memory." In this picture the peoOF House POPULAR MOST Third Court ; The is in ward, not County and in Boardman the A. Loveless, Thomas any House, Travelogue languagevof ple were alive and moving, bnt - - - AMERICAN DRINKS and J. B. Walton. These men ward, Franklin school; Fourth sense a lecture. It is fascinating, those who have heard her portray had gone to the bottom of the sea and which the character of the frivolous, travel with com- ward, Timpanogos school, talk interesting the following represented before the film company could reCoffee Comes Next, But is Far in -- Provo . , the audience is made to feel the girlish housewife, Nqra. She is produce the negatives. City, Big Bench Fifth ward, Parker school. panies; -The numwards the Rear Value of What People elect will the of the and a back 1 role. camels master of the swaying Canal Company1, Timpanogos'Irri-Besides showing this now' famof ber as the allotcd Drank Last Year. of the touch the While Mrs. Lewis at by resides Salt in delegates Creek Little bags traveling Dry g&tion Company, committee a tv a their sides. The feeling of actual Lake, and is engaged in hCc work ous film.' four reels of other picCentral County East Upper tures will be shown and a big Irrigation Company, 1. Boer is the ! Union Canal Company,. West meeting held v April .27, 1912. being in the land of the mysteries in that city, she is a Provo girl band concert make a full even- - DENVER, MAY conThe each most This allotment for is of and centuries of Mr. the Mrs. .beverage. gave popular and ago delightfully daughter Union Canal Company and the entertainment. ings : , First ward, 3 delegates ; created that vention American Grocer Mr. Collinwood Geo. who A. She Rtorrs. a says by enjoys Provo Reservoir Company. Second ward, 1 delegate , Third acts as the guide on the journey large Yirelo of friends here. all of CLER GYM ANS SON gallons were- consumed in Fourth 3 this lust whom the wonders "welcome untold wilt her return year.- - This was ward, ward, thatjreveals delegates; country SHERIFF JUDD TOOK PYING IN BOSTON home-i20.66 2 delegates ;"Fifth ward, 3 , dele of the East...: the rapacity of a student - - TWO MEN TO ANSWER gallons per capita of the. TELLS OF MURDER German brew, while the The finished one is of entertainment that and reader class gates. THEM sparkling AGAINST high CHARGES J 30,-- Dn' & be missed should those his who literature. consumption of all per "BOSTON, capita nqt by April w s o nly JJ2.1 PRIMARY. wa . CALL have FOR as touristsa to beverages death bed in the Peabody curiosity Sheriff George T.Judd left here i drinkers coffe come to next to is it with what Willard mingle At,lbeJrincesa. OilftyM DispeoSpa aiding, The l ; today to Lake G. 'A, Johnson, the r Bounder. the story of a re- son of the Rev. Willard Spauld the ber consumers. Each person imapy for ple i&nd takC'part In the daily life V aq grrested .yesterday on the ,The..RepuUian-Iithe Pleasant View Precinet will of a country so little known and markable animal, a mountain ing, a clergyman pf -- Gvil" war last yean drank 9.27 pounds of the charge of obtaining money under be held r . lion, and its devotion to its young days, confessed that he knew who aromatic beans distilled essence - false Tuesday evening,' May 7, so wonderful as China. pretenses, to Price, and 7 :30 house School mistress- - is one of the excellent murdered Annie Geary, aged 18, The total coffe imported weighed the at at' Page George McCoy,- - arrested a few state select Council one Scout to to the stories hown at the Princess to- - at West Peabody, April 10, 1898 868.865,455 pounds. days ago, to Green River. At the convention todelegate The people of this country paid in Scout Provo The be Provo Council will held of-' night ' and tomorrow night. The , Spaulding completed last sum the time MoGoy was arrested tolast meet to the Commercial one the and state sentence tale Gub kitat the of mer a .in 15, tells year the sum of $1,568,470,514 he delegate May huge bundle finding a examined ficers large. for 8 convenmorrow beer and other malt liquors. tens at JudicialDistrict lion a for the West oclock of mountain their incendiarism in Fourth and for night prison carried and found that it con14. in also paid out $256,549,634 in election .for be Provo officers where to held an the tion home, later pf They May Lynnfield Reading. year adoption Peabody, tained cigars, harmonicas, overA special notion has been the animals repay the kindness be- - He was .recently refnoved to the for coffee, tea and cocoa. But Chairman. 1912. F. CLYDE, J articles supalls and many other and the is of the members beer sent all to most the council stowed , Thomas them, upon hospital. a from poiiat taken posed to havo been j American to be is Lectures. bill The the of I the the all First about . know people present. comedy Geneological Geary beverage box car broken into at Green This murder, he told the almshouse spend the most money to obtain. Woman Jury in America. Mrs. Susie' Young Gates is River about two weeks ago. Collinwroods Travelogue is in I portrays4 the. arrest of a matron just before he died. 'When Johiison was taken to spending a part of the week most entertaining numbers jyouny editor who is tried before was there when it happened, but of of Over 200 illustrated hand paintthe the local branch the with Provo rewho woman Price, the young lec-j- a ed on course. Not The lecture of a the the views, of -- TJhibet, Mongolia and women. of mine a friend lived did it, lie attorney jury fused to give her name, but who Genealogical Society. During - have ture, but an interesting narrative is t in not Manchuria in Collinwood s Travand here clever order lecturesdocs at of hoit but number a very . accompanied him to Provo, re time Gen-- j has all the ladies in love with his live here now. Giifla wiU at illustrated. B. of interior Some and U, the College Hall Tuesday elogue at delivered been Y, day you turned with him to Carbon 23 cents. which results in acquittal bear who it was. (.renera! sJmksioa 25c. house." cral adibissioif night. , ward Sixth meeting .the ?r ' c s true-to-lif- e, Up-to-da- , - -- - , e -- 4 ' - , -- -- uud-icleiiiv- yi' n as'-th- 1 ace-sacrifi- ced t tor-tia- d 1 , n. "" 1 - 1,966,-911,7- 5 n V atins-hous- ; t 10-ye- ar 1 -- -- one-tal- ' :Y the-tim- f e, rl 44 |
