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Show I l4U& Weather Forecast "Tuesday and '- fan, Wednes-da- y - A COMMUNITY BOOSTER PROVO CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY; JULY 2. 1912, NUMBER 178 VOLUME WOODROW WILSON NOMINATED IN i " DERSfl CRATIC' CONVENTION; .. THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE 11 p i CLARK . BEATEN FORK v BRYAN HID Utah CountyHas BY CLARK ,i io Tin Provo Commercial Club and This City Good Road System moi Last Saturday --was thejuid the .fiscal, yearofjthis county and. the commissioners, with Surveyor Frank Wentz, have prepared a report showing what has been done in the good roads movement in this county during the past year. Everywhere road conditions- are more Satisfactory than they have been in the past, and the outlook for a splendid road system from the point of the mountain on the north to the Juab county line oh the south is exceptionally good. The commissioners and surveyor have worked hard upon road conditions and have worked to further the idea of the big problem of .running a state road through Utah, To demonstrate of the Utah county people in the good roads moyement the commissioners started work in earnest and report 'as follows: We began with all possible enthusiasm, we talked good roads. we incorporated the idea in all commercial and political organizations and above all, we have worked diligently and effectively. ,We centered our whole strength and this aim wre kept is view. Through Utah county on .high gear by June, 1912. We completed this work but yesterday. This means -- to the farmer and teamster he can haul in either di rection with average team 7,000 pounds, to the touring car , it means a ride through. the beautiful Utah valley, fifty miles o'n high gear, to the whole people it is VeIl Represented at the Big Straw- berry Tunnel Opening Today. means cheaper, better and more RURAL CARRIER pleasurable ...transportation; PROGRAM AND -Scounthe Utah .During past year ty has added the following PORTS. ARE ON TESTS MOTORCYCLE provements : Eight concrete areh hr id cosF $1 800.00. Crowd Will Remain Until Thirtv concrete ' areh 'culverts, !lew Method Proves Quickest Late Tonight Before Leav$1000.00. System to Deliver Mail Two eement hundred and three l r, R. ing for Home, Wallace, who will fill the Route. drain tile $4100.00. culverts, icancy in the delegation. FIGHTS ENLIVEN i Twenty seven miles of ... fourty Two sessions of the convention foot road, $16200.00. . were occupied by fruitless ballot( Special to The Post.) THE CONVENTION ing.' Woodrow Vilson of New Rural earner Walker of the miles of thirty foot . Twenty-fiv- e SPANISH FORK, June 2. One Peasant Grove district has dem- of the road, $8500.00. Jersey climbed steadily throughlargest crowds that ever Seventeen miles of surfacing, onstrated to the postmasters of assembled out the day until he had obtained in this city was at the $7800.00. this count that the coming meth- City Square where a most enthuThe Bitterness Among Dele-- - SODJ. votes. Champ Clark showGeneral repair and maintenance, od of delivering mail on the rural siastic program took place. Helds Been Growing ed loss after loss. The Wilson Has gates $16600.00..' chunks out of the Provo Band furnish--e- d route is by use of a motor cycle, bandtheand Total; $5g;ooo;oo to Fever Heat; Many Sore the Clark list of delegates. music. -- President Taylor In addition to the state road 'Instead of an old fashioned horse Thurber of the On the d ballot Places; . Spanish Fork Comsix and buggy, When Walker got mercial club in citifes, wre are running Clark - showe'd some ability ' to at the gathpresided sprinklers on our, county roads :iis motorcycle a short-tim- e eome back, and the night endago ering. Invocation was offered by and expect in another year to be ed with the vote like this : carriers throughout this dis- President S. L, Chipman. In Mr. able to sprinkle and to keep in the Woodrow Thurber s speech he bid the peo-430; Champ Clark, 4 Governor Woodrow Wilson first class repair all our main state trict were ready to state that it 494. W. Oscar a hearty welcome in behalf of J Wilson, Underwood, was 4 ofNew Jersey nominate would not be a success on account pie roads. the Spanish Fork Commrcial club 104; Eugene Foss, 28; Judson for candidate for President We have adopted the following of the delays where the boxes are Harmon 27. and the people of Spanish Fork, 4 of the United States by the" rules to govern our road construc- thickly Walker but J. Hamilton Ollie James Lewis, tpok placed, stating in lus remarks that there 4 Democratic convention on the 4 tion : First have engineer stake of and York New was no more hospitable people in has a chance reducat and bow it Mayor Gaynor 46th ballot today, in which all roatrwork giving alignment T ' the, state of Utah than were to be r his- - twenty-thre- e 4 he received 990 votea.After 4 each received one voteand Willmile route ed and grades, where" possible lay i iam Jennings Bryan received one-lafound rigid here in Spanish Fork. the first break It was very to provide exactly enougt row six hours to about three Mr. grade final vote on a the ballot. Thnrber stated that after all 4 evident that Clark could not cut to make fill, and if necessary lours with his motorcycle and the Spanish Fork was a Staneh-lei- d B. John the During day dry town 4 under any circumstances be i .stake borrow pits sc delivery is much mow satisfactory with lots of water -- while of New-Yorthou explainnominated without causing as to not leave an mislghtiy ap defiance in his hurled A. introduced President it he was to when the McBeth J. ing than vote, people on and in the break party ' pearance, and it is absolutely de- eft in the the face of Bryan and said in part : 4 by one the delegations svVun morning and took all of the Water Users Association, waste ma of to any permit plored I come here from p state where and J. L. Lytel. Mr. McBeth J Jnto the Wilson column. It thT electoral vote is indispensably terial, in faet we expect our engi- day to deliver the mail through touched ' the button which fired 4 has been rumored that Clark 4 neers to provide material and the rural districts.. Other rural the last shot vital to Democratic success. If ' whichopened the a sanitarium was taken-to- carriers expect to fall . in with great tunnel. (Continued On Page Five!) memory serves me well, only upon Preplent Thurber and that the blow was a se our two of to occasions in the the within Walkers a ' history system very stepped frpnt of the platvere one. His political hope? 4 r Democratic form has and a the presisignal. Great time summer gave for country short the months, are shattered, and his careet E P. elec- OLIVER s- went -- forth. Music was-thethe elected cheerwithout been dent I a 4 at least. broken. New statevote furnished toral of Helds by Jiand. 4 4 444 The first plow put in the ground, The Democrats at Boston are York. We represent a population FOliERAL TODAY itEGLECTFUL HUSBANDS BABY ABANDONED . of the big project was then introf locked in the greatest deadlock approximately 10,000,000 people. IS HIDDEN IN of We duced. II, C. Jex gave an exceleast the in neighborhood the party has ever known since '. W OF FLOWERS lent address in which a brief his000 votes. T, 750, represent therDemo-eratic of 1860, when the ranks forty-fiv- e electoral votes in the tory of the work of the great proDied Sunday The Divorce Mill Has Again organization split wide Resident Aged and I ST. June ject was taken up. ' He (im speaking PETERSBURG, open gnd two candidates fof presi-de- college Sfarted to Grind out of Home His at the Daugnow the people on the en- here of In my explanation, Vladimir Denisaof, wife of were nominated, one at Bab vote in of the behalf ' state, Shafer. couragemeul Mrs. Empire lhey.had givem the, hter Legal Separations. timoreand tho other at Charlesa member of the council of the emdoes and in, the course' of ? as ' South- -. Carolina." great project generally representing Champ ton, was surprised on her return his remarks he asked the peopl pire, of the t of the population Clark, the speaker of the house to in find week one this to cheek of work sort' the the lome United States. day up of representatives, so far has been Oliver IV -- McDowell, - one of Two matrons of Ctah county The delegation irom New York generation of the pioneers, &iil the only man' to get a majority of This city, havejdccided that their spouses her boudoir nn immense and beau- ond see- - how it compared with thgf of for would no ned defense, except There flowers. Basket be tiful oF to all the votes cast, and he was over they promised passed away at the home of his are not two hundred, votes behind the what has been said upon the floor daughter, Mrs. W. A. Shafer, 271 when they marched to hymens was no card accompanying the previous generations aud th general progression made tlmmghout number needed to give him the of this convention. If this dele- W. First South street, at 2:35 alter some years ago, ami as a re- , present. t the country. Spanish Frk Comof was gation composed puppets Sunday morning I general debil-- . suit of hubbys failure fo provide presidential nomination.- Yeste- of two visitors mercial CluV quartettegbffered seafterward as Shortly the genwax, designated by well the necessary provisions for the rday Governor Wilson advanced tleman from ity. Mr. McDowell was Nebraska, we sayrto Known in this city, and one of the family larder both have decided to called, and naturally all were in- lection. President Thurber then until be received 601 Vs votes, then announced that owing to the selfish, his strength broke and like Clark that most highly respected citizens' in j withdraw from their partnership. tent on admiring the present- - One death in the family of President publicitthe town,IIe wasa native of Mrs. Julius Stockton married in noticed a slight; movement aud began to go down. Both forces y-hunting, Nefrom Joseph F. Smith, he was unable to. marplot aro holding solid and are deter- Ohio and was bom February 7; lF0S UTWilliam B. Stockton, am then were heard sobs. bays be present. also that are braska actuated that s they desertec to mined to stay the last ditch, as 1827, where he resided until 25 claims that her husband a the flowers, Governor Reproving not has returned pretty Spry both believe that in the end their In conclusion, Stanchfield threw years ago, whenhe came to Utah her In November, 1910, and as he the from the of conventioxTinto four disorder with little ivas atwrhere,he east, months, richly girl , candidates will win. and settled in Ogden. Three is capable of earning $75 a month in to connection : business the cast vote declaration I tending To its litlte my clothed, was found. The Utah Democrats are watch when he came' to Utah she wants the court to give, her with the State for Woodrow Wilson of New Jer- years ago, building, Provo and has resided here since decree of divorce and a reasonable laee bonnet was attached a note and that he had Capital ,ing with eager, interest the . e not returned, lie sey. ' w of the convention - and also that time. alimony for her future ants, Pray take then introduced Reverand B. F. bearing these words : As the poll proceeded, it became ' strong sentiment is being evidenc-- ' fees. been the attornoys TMf. McDowell has always care of my child and have her bap- Short, who made the principal aded in many places of the state apparent that Clark would again a devoted Christian and Cora Doyle married Oscar J faithdress of the day. He stated that, New Yorks ninety votes unful member and worker in the Doyle October 15, 1903, and they tized. against the determined effort o! get der it did him good to see such a very was rule. unit It the generalreceived who the The servant William Jennings Bryan to read Methodist church. Funeral ser- have one child, Kenneth, five years enthusiastic crowd of people and vote been had out every opponent to him in the ly believed that ihe vices were held in the Methodist olL Neglect and failure to pro- - present declared that it was and demanded that they had just cause to be enthe poll Democratic party. His assault on challenged chapel at 11 oclock this forenoon vide on the part of the husband is brought by a lady w bo came in a thused over the great project. lie sole of for the enabling and the remains were shipped to given as the cause for the divorce Ryan, Morgan and Belmont met Stanchfield topurpose his that was all be took up the work of the farmers, deliver attack with favor, but his determined atburiaL ne is survived suit. Mrs. Doyle wants $25 at tnotorear,and for Ogden . could say. The baby is to be back to the soil movement that tack on the entire New York dele on Bryan. by four daughters, Mrs. Ada Shaf- torney fees and $10 per month at four the Of delegates large, er of this city, Mrs. R. C. Taylor alimony with which to support the eared forr and it was baptized the was prevalent t hroughout the gation seems to have caused a A! B. land. , He stated that he was a and of Alton John Parker Dix, . day following. feeling of disgust among the con Ogden, Mrs. T. K. Blaine and minor child. farmer himself and that ha knew for Charles voted F, Murphy Mrs. A. C. Bartlett of Fairbury, servatives, and as a result they no healthier and happier man on ; voted Clark. OGorman Senator ? 2 S DECKER R. 4 $ i? O sj GEO. OF t i DEATH Mcare determined to fight him to the 111., and two sons, Joseph C. for earth than the farmer. The peoWilson. Thomas J. Farrer Made bitter end. After watching the Dowell of Denver, Colo., and C. York's New rule. Under the unit ple were advised Jo stay with the ..-- George RabertDccker.siu-duinb-eWater Commissi oner P. MeDowelLoJL Chino, CaL proceedings, at .Baltimore a t ry not go at 11:30 p. m. yesterday from farm and TI they could closely, 'the Utah county Demoto come to old farm the to back' been which had Illinois, 4 dispassed heart valvular A at he time is approaching the effects of BOY SCOUTS MEET crats, according to the following in ahd or fifty-eigFork east par- the roll call, Payson TOMORROW NIGHT 4 for tbp water users of this ease. Mr. Decker was born Sept. Spanish special from Baltimore, are begintiiat of delethe take Illinois The Clark. for advantages votes great 2, 1859, in Salt Lake City, where .Provo Troop of Boy Scouts will 'S district to have the water di- ning to feel that the iron heel Tn referring to before them. filed while are into seats their gates E. Booth then moved he lived of Bryan will wreck the party unvided. Judge-Johassemble at tlm Library on ,tlic less something can be done to stop the poll of the New York delega- morning of July 1th to participate 4 lias appointed Thomas J. Far-to Vernal, residing there until the work of Uncle Sam in three million dollars to tion was in progress.' Their cau- in the - it. Ml Scouts having of the present year when rcr water commissioner for January parade this to a in cus resulted determination great project he asked the he came to Provo, making . his uniforms vi vpected to ap-,- r 4 the Provo river. Mr. Farrer BALTIMORE, Md., July 1. whom for the Why not spendj tlii.8 stand fifty by Clark, William M. Koylance of Provo, may wear V w ill succeed Ilyrum F, home.ijear Lake View . Deceased question, pear in them, east-sinthis Tor been had votes good purpose and! money eight 4 h ey is survived by a wife - and nine i nfbrms whatever part Utah, tonight received the followj,s eommisMoner. and will om swamps and drain not of the the why ? balloting. beginning six have charge of the water in children', three daughters and all must hi g their Scout ing telegram from Jesse Knight have; a h twenty-seventmake' of the The result garden of this beautiful' ' J. W. N. Whiteeotton and other sons. The remains will be shipthe river for the rest of the poles. Boys can in rite their boy the people a;c withwhieh land ballot was: Wilson, Clark,. 469; The county clerk season friends to help swell the ranks; ped to Mill Creek,. at which place blessed? prominent Utah county Demo 4061 Kf Foss, 28; 112; Underwood, the funeral will be held. Friends Nominate crats: the parade will be formed prompt- 4 has lyui instructed to notify gooc any President Jonathan II. Page Jr. users of Vlah (Inin- - 3 may, view the remains at the Democrat before marplot Bryan Marshall, 30; Harmon, 29, Bryan, ly at 9 a. m. A practice foF the 4 I1of Paysoil was then , introduced Mr. Roylance was called home 1; absent, undertaking parlors of O. II. Berg sports will be held at tlic Central 4ytV of the court 's ruling and a of Clafk This gain gave ' & Bon bn Thursday from 12 to 4 nnd'gavc a brief review of the made 5l, school on Wednesday night at 8 the chamrc tonight on urgent business. He & (t it i 5,4 turned over bis credentials to Mrs. (Continued On Pip Sc( oltock. p. m. .(Continued On Page Fl ) -- The Utah Democrats Send Delegation Telegram to Avoid Casting Thier Vote for Marplot Nebraskan. -- vote-kept-biti- forty-secon- lf est 1 -- k, of-4- --- - - the-inter- -- ng -- - - mm. he -- -- 30.-M- eonxpli-mented nt oae-tent- jt h -- money-grabbin- -peeking, office- g, favor-huntin- g, . 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