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Show f EVENING. -- nr : EDITION . NUMBER-16- GST 7- PROVO-CITYUT- F1REST AH TUESBAYrJUNE 4, HESEBI- S-llj 11116 Option W as T aken up Withirf Twenty Minutes of the Expirationof its Time; Road Means Millions to the State and Utah County. E T. Uind VOLUMES II QlipAMFR V Put E Allred, of the 10 BOISE BflntE in', the Utah Forests This Year. - Tonight and Wednesday 'fair,, nut mnieli change iu temperature. U312. SfMlfD Yellow Pine Will be For many weeks past there has Weather Forecast OUT MONDAY forest Large Number of, .Teachers Have Joined the reserve, reportedtoday that yellow' pine trees planted-i- n the nursery of the forest service arc being taken up and planted in the different forest reserves in the' state. Five thousand have beeu taken to the Fish Lake reserve, five thousand "to the Manti reserve hnd large "s h i p m e u t s t o different places on the Uinta reserve. The interior department now has four million plants-u- t the nursery near Kamas, which will be taken SchoolforitwoSemes tersClass Work now on OVER He Will Do Much Playing in Gem State This Y ear in Concerts. Prolcssor Muse K. Gudmuudson of the Brigham Voting University witli illard Amlelin and Arvilla (lark Aiidelm. v ill go. tujioise, Idaho, tiiis iuoijin, w here they haw keen engaged In attend the sessions of the Idaho State fliau-taqu- a Society. There will al so be musicians from eastern cities in attendance, --but none seem to be in higher favor than those from this city. The Sunday Capital News of Boise is especially re n ce to Professor Gudmundson. We cull the Mendenhall and Blair wqre Battlers at Pelican Point Fight Last Friday; Men had Trouble Over Fence been. little said about the Utah Coal Road to be built from some COURSES ARE 10 ESCAPE point iu Utah County to the great eoal fields of Emery and Carbon HEAVY ONES. BROKEN NOSE as the United States s counties, . and Refining Smelting, Mining Officers on the Lookout for out and planted in different parts Company had secured an option Pair of Diseased Crooks of the state as quickly as possible. on the Consolidated Fuel companAll Parties Will Come to ProMost of Those Enrolled will ies' property consisting of 5,000 A. L. Bower, formerly in charge Who Broke Jail. vo to Air their Greivances Spend the Entire acres of the finest bituminous coal Professor Gudmuudson is oflheJLeinhi in Idaho, has beeti s laud near the townsite of'IIiawa-tha- , transferred to the Uinta nursery the' best known irtuoso In and Settle Disputed Summer in and half interest in the Southto the take west. He of lias the been at trees. Provo charge young The people all along .the line Points. this city a great many years, As the government has a lot of ern Utah railroad connecting the during which from Grand have Junction been time he has taught iolin to pUpils dead timber on the forest reserve companys mines with the Denver Grande railroad at Price. notified to keep on thejookout for a number ofnales will take place fronts alU sect ions of Jhe middle , be county eoUvmlfTsionprH'and I lie Twelve week summer school west and This company had tied up the coal two horse thieves-wh- o soon s just-aas the Pacific const states. escaped arrangepropt Sheriff at 1 the is land for $1,200,000, and Saturday last Friday frm the jail at Grand ments can be made and proper ad- opened George T, Judd returned Brigham Young reputation as a teacher of the fiom I I iolin nation-widminutes elican t is before the option Junction, where almost nieisit.w yesterday morning and twenty Point, where they and they were kept vertising published. - was-u- p took up in went to n he has ofstarted U19vtg!itdLa.j'oung,na enrollment riiad eondi- vestigatel' isolated fo rsmall pox. AT tele risen tq the highest ranks in his tions and a ,the option and praetially - made loth stuteachers hich FLOUR came to Sheriff Judd'yester-da- y had occurREDUCED and' energetic and gram certain the $10,000,000 lie possesses not red betweenfighfw profession. THIRTY : and dents , B. who as have read CENTS ON W. follows " EACH inter morning Mendenhall thew spent . railroad project that has been a splendid natural ability, Grand Junction Colo., June 3 HUNDRED POUNDS teaching in different parts-o- f the only . but a rare teehnie, drawing from anti George Blair out west of the under consideration. The ) report Sheriff, Provo, Utah. from Salt Lake states: country. The courses -- that- are his chosen instrument the sweet lake last Friday, over Mendenhall from the pesthouse JohnSmith, the popular pro- Surveys are now being made Escaped two est of horse thieves, age prietor of the Springville Flour being offered in the twelve weeks and tones, filled, with expression building a fence across an aban- May 31st, for what will be known as the about feeling. Ilehas also gained doned road in order to keep his of summer school are Considered 20. Weight hundred and Mills, called at The Post today Utah Coal railroad, which wil in the field of compo- farm recognition fenced .in from the stock, fifty. One badly broken out with and reported that, his mills had among the best, and the faculty in sition. and it was cost while studying approximately $5,000,000., made a of scar on side of rduction 30e is that hunDeep smallpox.. of the work is doing every in New York that his per charge running loose in that secThis line will extend from Mohr-lan- d great abil- tion. face. The other has tatto marks dred In all grades of flour. The , According- - to the to get all well started. There ity was first .appreciated, through Huntington canyon on thing ' two American A story1 arm, flags and reduction to go into effect immedto Hilltop, and run, thence on a be a large num- sketch of his life and works will told Mendenhall woman. The and Arrest hold. nude, iately. present' prices are: the Marysville be found in the authorized pub- has a j juaJVlwith C. F, SCHRADER, J large tract of land west of High Patent, $3.50;, Straight ber xf enrollments come in this lication of Musical branch and main line of the Den Masters of the lake which has G I,;I and No. ard another class "Jek part of an old large ver & Rio Grande to Provo rr 'I, Amctriea, a compliment J which is the belief among the -It This s $2.90. ill road reduction un, ;,w at r n ,1, ,f '4, Inis ,noUJefore been paid .to a running through it. He Jhr- (pi .j.qtn q Spanish Fork. Just where the here that the , horse thieves doubtedly be appreciated iu all seoud line will connect with the Salt six weeks course. - ' ' western man of his agef "'''-- ' .permission to build a new Lake Route will be determined by struck out west and are in hiding parts of the county,, and especialroad aronnd "Geen the corner - of his have Arrangements made somewhere on this side of the ly in Provo and Springville, where the final surveys. ' fence and shut off the old one. Colorado line, as it is much the mills have a very extensive with regard to credits that will .. This road, when completed, iu give the local school an excellent The commissioners then ordered easier for them to keep hid in trade conjunction with the Southern Utah than it would be stand in the state and those teachfor them that part of the road' dosed Utah line, will furnish the great to ers w ho do their sum miner work go east into Colorado. The of- WILL fuel fields with direct outlets over through his land and the new road KNIGHT VISITS here will receive full credit for ElEGl DELEGATES was ficers all along the line are on the ' different lines in all directions. lookout MILFORD PROPERTIES what they accomplish. The cours-e- s put into use. for the two men. , - Litigation is now pending before When are hard and George Blair and Oliver ' the interstate commerce commisJ. Will Knight left yesterday it is the desire ofwell planned, as Cedarstrom cgme alfing that way those attending Will sion, in which that body is asked in the Big Salt with their teams Join morning .for Milford to take summer school to as they decided to declare all stations along the UIAH OPTICS I.1ME charge of the Knight jnining in- much as possible in accomplish Lake Convention that land the Next and immedtime through , they terests of that place and to bring have at their proposed neWj line as common to The instithe fence iately cat, disposal. 'proceeded Month. can from which shipments back a points on the outlook for tution is td be Mendenhall rebuilt the away. on congratulated IIISIl HERE mining report be made at common point rates. in that' section this sum- the excellent , fence and put a lot of brush alongshowing made and This would make transfers unnemer. -- Mr.' Knight will be" gone the side of 'the crossing so that people" splendid of the sum beginning The National Association of for several days. cessary and throw the shipments mer school system. into a wide market to outside terMaster Plumbers of the United could see that road was closed and " The Association Held MeetStates will hold their annual con- a sign stating that the roacL ad ritory. been closed by order of the county vention in Salt Lake City the Developments as planned by ing in This City Satur- commissioners was put up. This, week of July 14th. There will be the interests in control will make day Night. it however, was not sufAppears Rein attendance from four to five the United States Smelting, ficient for the men " & of driving one Mining company fining thousand, from "all parts of the and through they again proceeded" United the biggest concerns of its kind States. The Master PlumAbout 15 members of the Utah in the country-T- he bers of J5alt Lake deserve much to cut down the fencCdig up tbc eompany Optical Association came to Provo will lpo placed in a position to comcredit in securing the convention posts, and burn the brush Menlast evenvery quietly Saturday of for Utah, which met last. year at denhall saw them and went afer pete for the immense markets and held a very interesting them. When he brought up with ing coast Pacific and' northwest, association the Galveston, Texas. " in meeting DrGeorge "The Provo Master Plumbeis which will mean that vast suras of II. neindselmans office. An infrom the be diverted will Association have elected II. G. along the road somf distance AC10:30 money Sunday morning the ones which touchuiff heartwas Dr. wmre other men with them., paper teresting by given and Blumenthal as delegate and Geo. tljere course hitherto traveled II. O. Jensen, of Salt Lake, on G. A. R. Veterans, Ladies Relief strings. Most of us have lost A war took place,-- folwordy some M. Nuttall as alternate-4the con- lowed brought into Utah. Corps, Indian War Veterans, city of our loved Muscular and fistic encounter Asthenopia ones, and the tender vention; The official F. A.. Sweet, president of the Trouble of the officials and Sunday school chiIs Blair by program which from stated bound that Mendenhall had Eye,Resulting us to those lov-o- as follows! ' jms ones Consolidated Fuel company, said The Inembers of ldren from all parts of the city ashave never been severed Convergence. him struck on the nose jwith a Pass through Provo Sunday that the output ofthe company the association sembled at the corner of Center but over lead hammer him doun. us and knocked with stayed our faees shining morning at 7 oclock and arrive at was now about 2700 tons daily, street and Academy Avenue" and with limw. - .. a but Mendenhall spent very" maintainpleasant 111 stoutly fa,t? th? proat Salt Lake. 8:3(7 oclock via D. & and that this would be increased day the fruit lands on marched Jo the city, cemetery, hovond ed that he had hit him with his fist visiting R. G. October 3000 1, tons to railroad. Sunday afternoon daily by Provo Bench Provo eanyon. where the annual Memorial day 'This day brings us into closer a only. Blairs friends, . however, services It is estimated that when the big Among thoseand were special held. When organ recital will be givthe pah wdh the W. were: y to swear that Mendni-hal- l present J0,u great forces of na- - en. Monday, sight seeing. Tuesfuel project is fully developed E. Brown, L. L. M. rade arrived at the grounds hun i A. had used Archer, the hammer, but Utahs production of bituminous Glover, C. P. Peterson, II. O. Jen- dreds of people had proceeded it j!! ght' on day, Wednesday and Thursday, when the T'" sheriff examined Blairs 1 l the from iesc trees convention business. coal will be increased a very large attendance Lasting 1il,.'i.. Friday, ex- nose there was no indication of sen, T. Beissinger, A. A. Biorn, F. making , shadows Bingham.-Garfieldcursion to around us. about 8,000,000 and present output, J. Alexander, W. II. Londmoser, at the services. Mayor Charles1 0 hutnil-piSalt Lake Saturday, excursions the nse of any hammer, although, F. tons annually, to 6,000,000 tons, Chas. Dicker the complimented John Eureka. showof man com- - to Provo. Ogden ami nearby can- the inans nose and within a few years to 10,000,-00- 0 E. N. Fehr, Lehi, Morley, upon the work that had G. II. ITeindsel-man- , Webb, it had come in that contact ' Ie ing ees of yons and resorts. done to make the eemtery more 1, or 12,000,000 tons. Provo. ' Convention convenes Tuesdayst with something harder than air. beautiful and to clean it up. Cedarstrom, it seems, according tomln 10 u. m. with addresses of S'ul,!!ui', Rev., G. W. Longeneeker offered J to the storj told, acted ns .YOUNG COUPLE , L -Tl'.! WOMAN" JUDGD.TD 1 ...G e un o e v tiia mu-ei 1! r v t a y or and I he iVovo1;," ir y a fter Mendenli'all hatf U W got License TRY WICKED GIRLS Band furnished musical selections. tj,f ,K'1 a,,d Park of Salt Lake, and by Il.'ll. L his floored 0 " opponent Cedarstrom and strong the weak, Roberts. IN CHICAGO COURT Addresses were made bv James' ,, iu and pulled .him off, Marriage license has been" issued stepped th( I'umble ad Williams: George W. Bvcrs ancf to Joseph K. Nicholes of Ameriwhereupon the two men decided 1.- -A June other veterans in honor of theirif. '1wl,(,,( IlP1, d.Y 'mes, all re- - COMMERCIAL CLUB woman CHICAGO, to can Fork and Olive Mai ben of report their troubles .to , Ui$ will hear nil eases next comrades who had APPOINTS GOOD came. and stopped fighting. this city. Both of the young peo judge county week involving the delinquency Mayor Charles F. Decker in ROADS DELEGATES The boast of All concerned in and pie are w'ell known in this com- of young vvomen. parlies the heraldry. address said : pomp or power. witnesses to the battle will come munity. was This assured today when Fellow Citizeus: The ProVo Commercial club has to Provo later in the week to tell U And all that beauty, all .that selected Miss Mary A I. Rartelme; lawyer, It affords me the greatest Charles II. AYard, Joseph the particulars about the battle. wealth eer gave. and for years public guardian in pleasure to address to you"a few B. H. BOWER WILL W. Dunn, Frank Wentz, Marion There was no Await alike the inevitable protest went in behour. . ATTEND CONVENTION Cook eounty.aeeepted the appoint- remarks on this occasion. This isVi, , and W. VY. Ferguson 4o fore the fight, so unless a com(linger oafi iulr to r' the be ment of assistant judge of the ju- Memorial day. and throughout tliei held in Logan this mbnth. The plaint is sworn til the offiers wrilj J?nie. length and breadth of our great B. II. Bower has gone to Salt venile "court. ( ommereial club is much interest- - be unable to make We haie v felony out of ,,s today a few ed in Miss Bartelme announced that republic the citizenship of theLf .r Lake to attend the Pacific Coast the roads good it iu movement men and the the penitenput eomitry is gathered at the burial ' Grandt tcinanijng members' of the and a numhar.of people from here Nurserymans convention to be she wlil send as many delinquents for but the of the Army prize tiary fighting, Republic,, We will held in that city this week. Many as possible to private homes, in- places of the departed loved ones attend the commissioners will undoubtedly undoubtedly of correction. to pay a tribute to their memory, ar,V will stead of institutions problems of the nurseryman meeting who are not settle the road dispute once- - and This isa day that calls forth mem- -' - (Coinimied On Pag Twrf.) Miss Bartelme is a suffragist. he taken up. , for all. ifflllPO V ' fol-low- BLAIR NURSES in per-hap- . &-Ii- -- o- -- 1 1 e, ers out-with-- an -- . - i f '' offi-cer- v 14 1 d - - to-g- PI i) Memorial Services Attracted Crowds to r the City Cemetery : -- al -- d Sun-dayan- d t- - 3 were-read- . T e . I was-broke- 'j1 1 ! . mr v peace-iiiakeVai- 1 --- I s ,r' . -- , , Lo-ga- n . -- I nl |