OCR Text |
Show hu Weather Forecast ' Local showers . tonight or Sunday; cooler toorth portion tonight. A COMMUNITY BOOSTER PROVO CITYr UTAH. SATURDAY. TUNE 29.1912. NUMBER 177 COUNTY FRUIT VOLUME 4 THE FOURTH OF JULY CROP IS LARGEST EVER AFTER TAKING t - i Nearly Three Thousand Cars Provo People Will Have Excellent Celebration Thurs--Will Be shipped From Utah County. , day; A Busy Day. TILDE IALL0T! V Decorations Mark, the Business District and Homes Are Being Dressed for Tuesdays Festive Occasion. $ 1 4 4 S The Fruit Trade Journal $ New York says: " "William M. Roylance. of i V- - MhVAYm7iriioylarice Provo, Utah, spent a few ,5, .j, a ; - ' 4 4 4 cji i5 4 the ' committees working hard, arrangements for, t hfiEoiirilij)LJ bration to take place in Provo are practical-- from present and complete, ly outlook Provo will have one of the busiest days in its his- tory, and one of the most sue- cessful Independence Day celebrations ever held here. It will be a safe and sane Fourth from start to finish, and fireworks will he practi- ly eliminated, but to make up for these things will be the parade, the big program, the,, afternoon sports and tne dancing party in the evening with the free band concert from 8 .30 to 9 :30. . The city commissioners will have the parade districts well sprinkled and every detail will be attended - to before time for the beginning. As Provo has not had a celebra- tion of this kindi for some- time, the people are looking . forVard to it with considerable interest. uly-cel- (fo., of B AND. SERENADES , V With all of- - next-Thursd- . Bryan May Prove to be the Only Man the Baltimore Convention Can Nominate as Forces Are Unable to get the 0er TW0-Thirds- V ejL ay days in New York City this Great confusion reigns at Baltil. ROBINSON IIOL'iE week. Mr, Roylance is a dele- more and from every evidence it Nato Democratic the gate tional Convention to be held looks as though a new candidate L in Baltimore, and as his com- would have to be place dbefore Big Crowds Will go to Sister Pharmacists Endorsed the!! P?ny.uses the eastern mark- the Democratic National convenets a extent, for tion before that convention can Tuesdays City Sunday Closing Stores !$ jje js taking this occasion to Local Man Won High Honors nominate a candidate for presimake arrangements, for the Contest after .contest be- - . Throughout State. While Studying Law in dent. coming season. lie has al- tween the leading aspirants for the East. ready visited Pittsburgh,Buf- the office in the Democratic party 4' 4 4 SS S Boston fal and j boostPhiladelphia. ms gone on, and each time the Provo thissummer Again Just, as pie business houses . . will stop at Cleveland, and contestants have come out of the are out gaming conventions were getting ready to close Cincinnati and other .middle a vattle W. Mr. without Robinson ami J. Mrs, for Provo next and having gained lor season, for the day's business last 0 ?. k one side or the on from to Provo mrkl!! returned Chicago enough 1 ground no will there is doubt but ;vfst that.vte ' e- . night, members of the Spanmake Roylance to a other Mr. week. winning, and the during the present have a large number of these ish Fork Commercial club hcanest ship? for text the men in the a of the was student Robinson opportunities gatherings year. Alex liedcame to Provo in their auto- U (rma fewer race and fewer. are of the law getting Chicago r,lJ ' mobiles and brought with department iuist, president of the nedqnist from 750 to to seems be the since Lno,tr Jsbip from Iryan only man continuously University returned Drug company, them the Spanish Fork Band, 40. to 50 cars of in the convention who could mus-- 1 from peaches, He June1910. a Salt Lake after ten graduated of yesterday which paraded the streets 01 the Brigham Young University er enough support to get the Pro,nes ,nli days1 session of the Utah Pharma- - ? fS?',40 Provo and played a number I.0 ? with a degree of Bachelor of Arts majority, and it is very -ceutical Association. While in . of airs, while the club mem- w,U season this Pear, begin in 1908, then served as principal irobable that the Nebraskan will Salt Lake Mr. Iledqmst was 4 bers boosted for the big Span- nd AS2. of the Ileber City High School accept the nomination before the before man and leaving very busy ish Fork celebration which abo d P until he left - for Chicago. Mr. convention closes, and should he . he had the druggists' pocketed takes place next. Tuesday, will Day Robinson made a most, excellent do so he will undoubtedly be the fPconvention for next and passed out programs of t4 m New account Iheir ? record as a student in the Chicago Democratic standard bearer for the year, when practically all. of the events. The baud , was Ca- - m - The parade committee for the . wilt a of state the University ; was elected as a mem- he coming campaign. The Balti-pay druggists rUa-lclphiappreciated by those in the 0. be to ion celebration Spooner more at of convent the Fourth ber of the law' council during his report ! July visit to our prosperous city business district and ad f the CounUy-Fanmn- g : of elected three a next in says took Mr. held by While first, this Thursday body city away Hedqnist 4 people on the streets began in Pittsburgh, ,F Baltimore. Juue 29. Giving up has now arranged the particulars the students who affiliate with up the Sunday closing of dijiglT ComPany & Son in Buffalo, Brenmson talking of Tuesdays outing. Ya.ii all in' attempts to break the existing the probiac stoies and. after the adjusting any faculty for the eelebratiou. Miss Hattie Prom the present outlook the leaders in the Demo-er- a stuarise deadlock, between lems that .the might . in (been thoroughly discussed, ta- - reprebeen has CoLin to j.Provo will b (represented tie, Utah County promises movement for a general closing ondents aud facility paity at 3:05 ociovL thu During the Miss splendid style at the Strawof Goddess the sent honorLiberty, in was he the fruit shipments was heartily endorsed, pass itself (Saturday) morning decided uputt present school year berry opening, as hundreds an Miss and of one as selected at chosen Mina adjournment until. 1 oclock was Columbia, ed The with loeil druggist. Und to beat all other individual Taylor, being of people are planning to go in afternoon in the hope that the Chihe the to the to convention the debators Lake Salt the The represent paseetjong rom a standpoint of cays Glenn Johnson, Utah. to Spanish Fork Tuesday of an agrement might some port in debate to American the Utah against University cago delegate - rade will line up as follows: fruit ra mtemountain growmorning to take part id the as to a presidential reached be he, Northwestern Pharmaceutical Aasociqtion which University. 4 exercises and stay until the of G. A. the bearer, Color, (member the Roydistricts. nominee. instiof in annual convention atPD that , Alrady Never the history convenes in fun is over Tuesday night. lance Company of this city has R; the competition for a Many of the delegates voted Denver this jmonth. tution has No better .opportunity Brass band. shipped twenty carloads of strawplace on the debating team so keen against the delay caused by the ever presented itself for the to the eastern markets, and berries Scouts. as this year. Among the compe- adjournment, but apparently there Boy 4 people of this city to show much of our strawberry crop has of GoddessFloat containing titor wrere many trained debaters was no hope of settlin gthe nomSCHOOL Spanish Fork thatthey want gone into Salt Lake aud into the Liberty, Columbia and Utah. who came from the leading uni- ination by conference on the conto be neighborly than this, It is estihorseback. on Forty-eigh- t nearby. camps mining versities in America. It was vention floor. gills and undoubtedly the people for The young' ladies wil be dressed therefore,- - decided victory .and the tliat mated Twelve ballots were taken. crop peach MS URGE here will take advantage of Utah County will run more than to represent the 48 states. seChamp Clark made a signal gain honor for Mr. Robinson to be it a thousand ears, with fifty or more Sunday school children, all over lected as one of the debators. lie on the tenth, when New Yorks 4. 4, rj' of prunes, six forty-car- s of cars pears, years, dressed' in white earn'- - j9 now au honorary member of the solid block of ninety votes went to Hundreds of people of Provo The annual summer school of from a thousand to fifteen hun ing small flags. (Delta Sigma Rho Society1, one of him, his total reaching a , high are preparing to go to Spanish the Agricultural College of Utah dred cars of; apples and other Commercial Clhffand other or, the leading debating societies in water mark of 556 a clear maFork next Tuesday to take part has registered a surprisingly large! fruits accordingly. As the ders. America. jority, but 170 votes short of the s to nominate. in the! celebration for the firing of teaehers.this year; there lets are exceptionally good .eonsid-beinof The many friends Mr, and necessary Burlesque. - of t th&-elit- - ml twelfth balshot in the tunnel of even On Kobin'-inl , , back over any previous enng the large crop, the Utah them welcome increase Mrs. Fire Department, the Strawberry project; anti from attendance of forty-nin- e cent county fruit growers are rejoicing K. S. Hinckley will officiate as to Provo and are pleased to learn lots Clark fell away to 554 and per celebrathe present outlook the the outlook fo- - this year These represent almost every the marshal of the day and all that Mr. Robinson has decided to 549. Governor Wilson held his forction will be the biggest ever held tion of the State of Utah. The who are to participate in the pa- make Provo his home and practice 9 es in this part of the country. Ihe largest registration is from the at meet to in steadily together and during are rade his profession requested this, city committees in charge of the dif northern end of the state and from the nights voting there were but oclock at the Federal building. ferent parts of the arrangement Salt Lake City. Special interest slight fluctuations in his totals. 65 BEERS EACH DAY Votes lost in some delegations have been working bard and is manifested this summer in agri FOR 227 DAYS IS THE PLEASANT GROVE to give all who visit Span- cultural and industrial courses, POSTMASTER ENTERTAINS JERSEY MAN'S MARK were made upjn others. Mr. Wilish Fork a chance to enjoy the there being large classes in animal sons last total was 354. ASSOCIATION THE COUNTY - day from sunrise in the morning Hannon Drops to 29. economics. home' and Swears husbandry Wife Seeking Alimony Harmon on - the last until long past the hour of midGovernor & . The press of D. C.. Ileath Co., James D. Thorne of -- Husband Consumed Enough ballot vof Postmaster that 'merchants The a Passed Wm. issued night. dropped to 29 votes, cast of Chicago,, ill., has just Away Pleasant Grove entertained .the Suds to Fill Pool Containing Wadley "their now decorating of the Ohio delegaare Dr. .members of the by book under city authorship After a Long Life of Useful Utah County posamasters today One Hundred and t Eighty-Nin- e desertion New Yorks of tion. buildings in gala colors and the George Thomas, professor Cubic Feet. and two meetings were held, one Ohio executive down. the finishing touches are being put economies at the Agricultural Colbrought: this forenoon and one In the after-- ' The long night and early mornon the details for the ; arrange- lege. This is a treatise upon Civil MORRISTOWN, N. J,, June 27. the noon, where speeches of interest great Government in Utah.. . It analy- ment The trip through of Adolph Hagan ing session was marked by several The William Wadley. one of the to the handling of mail were dis- in the testimony district to be irrigated by the zes in detail the city, county and . suit for alimony brought noisy demonstrations. The first waters' of the Strawberry project state laws, and pays particular at- - early pioneers of Utah, and one cussed. Among those present were bv his eame from Ihe Clary adherents wife, that he had spent of is one of the principal features of tention to the influence of the of the best known men in Utah Inspector Britten, James Clove when New York shitted to the furnish227 $725 for beer in days, the day, and automobiles will be early pioneers upon Utah govern- - j county , died at liis home in Pleas-men- Trovo, Lars Lawwence, Spanish ed material for some energetic speaker. Then came a. counter to J. b. Page Jr.. Payson; demonstration from the Wilson kept going all the time in ordersee .Dr. Thomts states that al-- ant Grove after a lingering illness Fork; Graham. to Sadie Provo; L. E. Har- figuring on the part of those who people when ten Wilson delegates a chance was Mr. Wadley sometime. for had give all visitors other explorations ' and were in the courtroom. The official though - this famous district. rington. American Fork. they been made in Utah before the Mor born at Gloucester, England, At 5 cents a glass, Ilagans beer from Oklahoma declared Tamcomresided in that others. lie into tober not the would 8,1825. were program as outlined by the dragged .be that of they total foe a pioneers, investments stand mittee is as follows : real founders because of the fact city until early in 1853, when 'lie 14.500 glasses, or 63 glasses a day, many Hall. in bait MISSIONARY GIRL setlcd and Utah e to Sunrise Cannonading.' . . The New, York vote, east by exploita-jcamfor not that they came, The total for the 227 days is 189 RETURNS HOME FROM 10:00 a. m. The firing of the tion but-foMr. home making. .Dr. j Lake City. He (lived there for Murphy, was nearly always to fil to JKORTHWESTEENIIIELDl cubic feet of bcer. enough with mmglcd hisses and last shot by pressing the button Thomas Js the recipienC of . many three years and then greeted" a pool six feet wide, 15 feet long the Fork. raised he educa-ldewhere cheers. at Spanish comments from and two feet deep. in 'Utah cannonading tors 10 :15 Response Leaders in the convention viewMiss Jennett Bullock, daughter-oregarding his new- work, peaches ever produced the and became nursery at Spanish Fork. pioneer ed, the situation with some conwhich is especially interesting, James O. and Martha Bullock 10:15 to 12 :00 Program at coming at the time when so many man in this state. In 1862 he was of Pleasant Grove, returned home YOUNG LADIES WILL cern When the night session was MEET IN SPRINGVILLE City Park. Opening. Irrigation reforms are before the people for called by Lrigliam Young to set- last night from a mission to the adjourned. The (dark strength tie in Dixie and went to the bt. Pacific Northwest. ,Miss Bullock SUNDAY FOR CONFERENCE seemed to have been fully tested Ode; invocation; selection by adjudication. and. he was still far short. GovGeorge country, where he helped reports that missionary work is quartette ; introductory address, The Young Ladies Mutual Imbuild up the beginning of that did not make the President Taylor Thurber, Span- NELSON AND BOOTH of the ernor Wilson along very nicely in that Association bis ish Fork Commercial Club; brief EOSTON community, and remained there section and that the missionaries provement that FROM HOME managers expected. gains to Underwood. for ten years. At the end of that are getting along exceptionally Utah .Stake will hold a district Switch history' of the Strawberry IrrigaMay conference at Springville June 30. ' ' a was tion project, Ileber C. Jex ; music, Carl O. Nelson and Ralph Booth, tin e re returned noith and the well. . There report at adjournLn officers meeting will take ment the New York dd time Helds band; Reclamation work, two of our popular musicians, re- same year took' up his residcuce that place m the morning at the Third Chief Engineer Hill; solo; address turned home from the Boston in' Pleasant Grove, where lie h.mj had agreed to vote for be guv cgition OPERATION. ANOTHER and house, ward Demeeting Tresi-nsince. and Future Music last night remained ever Clark only on the three Imll 'K, Past, Conservatory-o- f 12 oclock a general meet- at af ; widow. President ning of survived is He by Utah, the speaker a 'J velopment and both young men will remain of Iklwimljing will be held in the Second giving to disphn-kT- -7 son Kahnus 42 Hall, Utah, four daughters. address, F. seven sons, Smith; summer. gcatesr Joseph in Provo during the laHon. Ileber said th t and , one great Pall, was brought Jo the Provo ward meeting house. All the the Commonwealth, H' strength. They report that they enjoyed grandchildrentheir to are dies and bring requested services Silver Mould funeral The Provo Ocjieral Hospital yesterday next M. Wells; music, New their studies in the east very, much grandchild. lunch with them, which will be in the Pleasant Grove operated on for tin attack. of be held will . Band ; nddress. Oovcrnor William and will return to fall next again in tin public park. (Conpiried On f'am Five) 3 p. m. Sunday. at tabernacle work. their continue On Page Five.) 4 (Continued , PROVO LIVE ONES 1 t tt . te t L"0"' , . for-Pro- t t I Pf ! vo a t nat.. j , S,nd I -- lt J. two-thir- I g ds i . I - I - , d sur-Sunda- y - . , s - U.UJLOfi AJIUiilEE I mark-numb- , er . g two-third- -- the-las- n see-lov- ear-nestl- er v , t. . Oc-mo- - n - r ! - n. ; j t , I . V"r-tunit- j - y |