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Show t. f tarTZO. flB Post published early on hccohiiI of holiday. - A COMMUNITY BOOSTER PROVO CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1912, HUMBER 179 DRY TO COUIITY COMMISSIONER!) FMBBlEX fl. D. SM00I ED FINE STARTED HARVESTING IIOE -- PURCHAS- - SPANISH FORK ENDS THREE JERSEY BULL DAYSIEIEBRATIONFOR TUNNEL 4 t t 4 The Road Will he Run on the North Bank of the River to Miss Worst Hill in the entire Canyon. y4 J The Hard Wheat is Now the Many Good Animals Have Most Profitable Grain Brought in and Herds Are . ... to Raise. Improving Rapidly t -- t$ - OSBORN CLARK DROPPED DEAD VOLUME- " i$ 3 j 3 cg 5 8 - FOURTH OF JULY f ! - Auto Races and Sports Prov-- : ed Entertaining; Ford Car Was too Much for Competitors and Won Race, , ENTERTAINMENT I , . 1 - - All final arrangements have While working for the Tin dair men and breeders of been made for the sports in Provo Meat and Packing County are now harvesting then j tins section ak improving their Provo today and. there, will Company on their slaughter house yesterday afternoon, dry farm wheat, and from pres- Jersey stock ns rapidly as possible, be entertainment for every - child iu Osborn Clark, well known in ent indications they will reap the and- within a very short time the jium. woman-acommis-- i - Although the county The afternoon's enlertaiument hetime-43. -4ow n rom and 1 lie--pa Mhia t oLage,f ever taken from years of eity the bcable ounty-will largest e crop v h a idorabl Jry e oners' spent "cons mill ed housands" of VisilorswIiU rade starts Until midnight. farm land in this city. In many most pure bred Jerseys dairy catdropped dead from an attack went to Spanish Fork Tuesday to ' money in making Provo canyon of heart failure., When he left has been put effort the grain will run as high tle in the west. Every places winDuring the join iu the eelebrotion was about road an excellent driveway, they forth bylthe arioijs commit- home yesterday to go to the as 45 to 50 bushels per and jere. the fiost program of events that bf bred a animals number ter will in view pure house which was he in to make the Fourth of tecs have yet plans with the market up, many of the slaughter has been pulled off in Ibis section farmers will reap almost the cost vuiiaasliipped iuto Irov ) ami the good health and wem to' work make a complete change in the July celebratinu a safe and for a long time. Perhaps the most as usual. About 2 oclock in of their land from this years nearby districts to improve the Independence day 'event, road between Springdell and the feature was the auto- interesting and according to present in- the afternoon lie asked John crop. dair herds. The latest acquisimobile which were very exrace4 Upper Falls, According to Road Snow, who was working near dications they hae succeedThe wheat growers of Utah tion of Importance to the dairydespite-th- e f&ctUuit thff -citing him Supervisor Fred Ferguson, the all with to hand ed something have been experimenting men of this section is prevery "nicely by, coltnty A. of was that wind blowing dust so thick v road up Provo canyon will cross over a partition at the slaugh- between the hard and soft wheats, O. partitions. The parade w ill Smoot has Air. Smoots. could scarcely the drivers that purbe the first feature of the day ter house. Snow picked up and most of them have come to the river just above Springdell the sire frat'kchased The cars entering Jersey splendid followed by the program and the article and upon speakthe conclusion that the hard wheat which for a number of and will be continued on the has th lhe Ford drivon years ni, no is the most profitable, and most morning events. During the ing to Clark and getting of the famous north side of the stream for over the at stood head Y, Allure ; the Buick,' driven F. and looked over he be will there afternoon of the crop reaped this year will sports response Joint T, Caine herd. a mile. This will cut out the big by Monie Young; and the Flamf-ers- , shows and found the man lying in a be the hard grains. The millers . moving picture This driven by II. J. Petit. The sire, Diplomas dairy great hill over which the road has ruo othef entertainments, while are encouraging - the -- raising of Golden heap on the floor. An examwas into first Guenon," cars which entered the con-- " shipped" instead 1 for many years past ,and ination showed that he was the evening will be devoted hard wheat by paying a much the state by Mr. Caine some few test the Ford and the Buick were Sn ow immediately . will go on a gradual raise to the theatresand to dead - aniLdaneing par-rice, .for it than for, the soft the "of lUaUt TieUead cTstan in a tcnmlle race, the Ford winyears' a'g(rt notified the family, who sent ties. , "point where tlieroad-erbss'evarieties. in one st best herds of the 7 J Buick by three over tho -- railroad traek near the lower falls. A tii Jersey ning to the slaughter house for thehe has which the a of west, mile, position quarters considermaking the ten This change will require remains. Mr. Clark is sur; 1 6 :24. of one lie held it the now. until in miles The winner of the ehilfour and wife able grading and several" short a SEIDEL SOCIALIST vived by DRYAII AJILl STAY richest bred bulls in the country, was to enter for ten first race - besides two railroad also numerous dugways, dren, CALLING COLONEL and the people of Provo are very miles against the Flanders. In brothers and sisters and other bridges, but it will do away with ROOSEVELT FAKER ixj8 raee the Ford won over the in able breed to fortunate being and Provo the worst hill between relatives i nthis section." The WITH DEUDCRATS their cows to such a choice animal. ' Flanders by almost mile, lleber City. entire community extends He is the sire of some of the very Compares Him With Lots Wife the time being 15:45. There was bereaved to the Other changes are being consympathy best cows in Mr. Caines herd, and considerable betting going on betemplated by the board of comfamily. and Charges That. He Threat- - tween stock he the 2 will $ the backers of the different 3 8 ! $ 3 surely improve $ He is $ missioners that will make the for Wilson and in this ens Trusts, tTlien Gives Them cars. After tho race it was reStrong imprpv-cdlh- e he as. has locality, hesfc rjtrad-one-the eanyon stock in CacIic vaTIcy w here Favorsru""": Marshall;'Also for His 7 ported that the joeaU Buick" man drives in the entire west, as Provo DANGER A STRIKING been This animal is a he has entered tho grand stand aid one is Own Platform. becoming rapidly canyon TO PUBLIC HEALTH great prize winner as well as that the Ford j'cpn.sen of the most popular canyon resorts June-3UTLKTUX. Wi'c, - IN SOILED CLOTHES ,. , breeder of dairy cows? wrere afraid to cuter into talives m the state, . Etml Seidel, former Socialist maya race with the 1912 model Buick. With the nomination of Goveror of Alilwaukee and candidate This caused some friction between LONDON, July 2. A striking nor Woodrow Wilson of New Jeror vice president on the national the automobile men and the.Pord danger to public health 'in all . and Governor TRFT SUPPORTERS large cities and towns is suggested sey Social Democratic ticket, in an ad- backers are nowtrying to get a Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana by the recently published results for vice dress here, called Theodore Roose-vd- t race with the Buick people, allowpresident, the Democratic of experiments made by Prof. E Buick in a faker. lie compared the ing them to use any model Poncet of Paris, with the perspira- National convention completed Not to car care enter. only its work by putting on record the colonel vv ith Iot and his family, are they tion of consumptives. Ford to backers the willing ne found that the perspiration platform which the party will carwhen they were driven Out of So- put their machine against any in before the American people ry of almost all tubercular a Moab Man Was Justified dom wife turned back BuickJbut they are willing to J)hio Republican Put jup jl contains germs of the patients disease. its efforta to carry the United into a pilftir of enter with any machine in the was and turned for the New Jersey governAccording to Jury That v Progressive Platform with Further investigation revealed the States salt. county he or. After-tbig fight for the Heard the Case. Taft Man at the Head. startling fact that after the garis 1'Just so it with Teddy.- He , Tiny second1 event of interest ments of , these - persons return presidency, the selection of he will smash the trusts. But' washe baseball game between says comvice was for president from the laundry they still eonTain he only goes so far, and then turns Spanish Fork and Payson, Payson paratively easy and although Brythe disease. t traces Utah af BRICE. v aek-t- o Mtid- - Mr, whining by a score of 7 to 3. of JulyCOLUMBUS,- - 0T July var- an favored Governor- - Burke-" in Ihoir jury room for Seidel. deliberating After the sport fog events a splendelegates whp controlled the first If we stop to think of the North Dakota the position, four state iety of soiled clothes which find Alarshall was for the choice session of the Republican hours, tbo jury in whose did banquet was given to the visiof clearly hands was placed the fate of John BILL TO BAR FIGHT- convention three weeks ago by a their way into the wash from all the . tors arid about 250 guests were and short a after convention, MOVING PICTURES IS President1 majority of only 2BV2, came back classes of persons, together with time he was declared the winner. E. Brown, vvho has been on. trial li: T; Thurber present. here for two weeks charged with more our own linen, we must realize the - BLOCKED IN THE HOUSE of the OommereiiiLelub acted as .today, and a majority of been After had the platform" full significance of Prof. Ponces the murder of his ban 90 defeated an anti-Tatoastmaster and .called upon ' adopted and the convention ad- James A. Dubois, found that the . candidate for governor and adopt- - discovery. 1. Tho WASHINGTON, July speakers from Salt Lake and Utah Bryan announced that he accused man was justified in taked a platform approving the Chi- - Investigation among some of journed, of a senate bill which county to respond to various passage with was the ticket and pleased in London the life of Dubois, Und that would prohibit- - interstate shipcago platform and warmly com- - the largest laundries subjects. Following the believed that it would win an ing is has Gere elicited the fact that of of his daughter, Du- ment of prize fight moving pic- banquet came the splendid display administration the killing mending the no doubt that infections have been overwhelming victory next fall boiss wife, was accidental. The ture films was blocked in the of President Taft. fireworks, the theatres, and the In a statement to the public he retired shortly after 10 house Common Pleas Judge E. B. Dil- transferred through the bendliUg jury today. Representative dancing parties wliieli were kept in said part: last night, and by 2:30 Sims of -- Tennessee. Democrat, going until after midnight. oclock lon of Columbus was named as of soiled clothing. In none of lhe I am satisfied that with Air. oclock this the candidate for governor, de- laundries visited were steps taken Wilson morning had reached sought to immediately pass Yhe -- Yesterday many people inter-- ' running for president on its deeision. of the the ested in the lands under the feating A. L. Garford of Elyria on to sterilize the great-bul- k measure, explaining that the platform which has been preCourt convened thiiTniortung at JokuKon-Flyn- n the fifth ballot.- -, Dillon, was put clothing brought in for cleansing. schedulwas various sections and fight pared there will be comparatively 9 oclock and at 12 oclock the ed for forth on the. third ballot after 4 and he hoped, the some went up Spanish Fork 'canJuly who few progressive Republicans had indicatfsd that Law- MUSICAL GENIUS, twelve men brought in their ver picture' "films might be barred yon to the power plant to the dinot feel justified in support- diet of will Kwhom Taft The .court dis- from leaving New Alexieo. On a version dara. Today others are the rence - Langdon, AN AMERICAN BOY, the Democratic ticket. If I missed jicquittal. ing forces at first favored, could not the jury and John E. point of order that a quorum was back to visit the project. IS FOUND IN ITALY were to makeran estimate tonight Vo be nominated. Langdon afterBrown walked out of tk eeonrt not present, the house, despite I would say that we ought to have room a free wards was given the nomination - ROME, June 30. man, surrounded by Air. Sims' vehement protests ad- NEWSBOY, CENTURY Mug-nonSignor not less than 2,000,000 majority " " vvho had been his of for the new congressman at large, "7 friends, OLD," STRICKEN IN many journed. orchestra leader, has discov- of the popular vote and enough - to which the state is entitled ac- ered in two MIDST OF LABORS Florence a young Ameri- electoral votes to give ns an over- here from Grand county for t to lend their aid in securing PAYSON VISITOR weeks , I cording to the last census. ' 4 can, composer, Paul Allen of whelming majority in the elector- his acquittal. General R. B. Brown of Zanes. , LIKES THE TOWN Jll.JiMie 3(4 Eras--f ho says, should he heard al college. The deeision of the 7 ville, past commander of the G, all over the world. Mr. Allen runs Tage, aged 103. the oldest : brings The action of the convention a close to the most jury A. R., was nominated for lieuten was born in 1883 and eomes of a remarkable . AY R. Peery of Payson is in newsboy in the world, i sdying tox in adopting the ant governor, criminal ease ever taken before Provo today visiting with C O. night. He was stricken late this musical family. His grandfather resolution has dem- the seventh The platform, as adopted, was was one of, the founders of the his judicial district court. Nelson, who has just returned afternqon, after reaching onstrated that the Democratic On the claimed by Roosevelt supporters Handel and of November 18, from" Die Boston Conservatory of home. He lias, sold, papers at the morning soCecilia and naydn party is not .only progressive, but following a dance at Moab, Brown Music. Air. Peery is very enthu- Alton railroad station, his stand as thoroughly progressive. It cieties. V also is bold enough to throw down s working-manshot his daughter and her hus- siastic over the outlook for Pay-so- n for years, and his death is expectpledged support of the from After Harvard, graduating to the predatory inthe gauntlet favand since the "Strawberry project ed hourly. If he dies, the one amcompensation act, band, James .A. Dubois, after drivin 1903, Mr. Allen eame to. bill. Direct and devoted himself to theEurope terests. ored an eight-hou- r his home, three miles away is so nearly completed. to bition of Pages latter days will ing study It is fortunate that Air. Wil- and mile with election of United States senators, of music,.... Two a half for have been wrecked. He haa..said ago he won son Vnominatios was made with tvvo returning T committed the' short ballot, uniform' tax" rate the Paderewski years with GRANT C. BAGLEY times since the commence-m- nt several Having guns." a sym out the aid o Air. Alurphy. It is prize 'and pute water and pure food leg phony. Since then NOW IMPROVING of construction on Joiletn he has been no reflection' upon the many good what had appeared one of the islation was promised. crimes ever knovyn new union depot that if he could studying under Signor Scontrini men in the New York delegation most dastardly himself in barricaded he ' . Bagley, vvho live to sell papers for .one week, in in'IItah, Grant, in Florence. Attorney to say this. his "home for thirty" hours," defy- was operated on a few days ago the new structure which will sup Signor Mngnone recently inviV OLDEST BOOK AGENT From every standpoint the for appendicitis, Is slowly recov- ercedo his present scene of daily ing the sheriff and his posse. to Allen ed Air. concert be a give IN WORLD 100-S$mt look is hopeful. The only unAt- ering and will be out again in a labor, that he would be satisfied4 defense of their In Brown, fore Philharmonic the society? BUTTERMILK DI DIT ' pleasant thing about a political torneys D,D- - Ilontz and Lewis A few to die. The station will not be days. j f fight is that success to one aspir Larson contended killing , opened until August 17. thajthe ant brings disappointment ' to was NEWARK, N. J., July L JUDGE A. C. HATCH IS " in tvvo ways; that DECKER REMAINS ARE justified of find who must citizen fail a Clinton Those others. Paine, George RECOVERING OPERATION Dubois assaulted Brown , with SHIPPED TO SALT LAKE J. A. EDWARDS IS some consolation in this city, who calls himself the jmkg immediaMv prior to the PROVO VISITOR oldest book, agent in the world, A. C. Hatch of lleber City, for failure is not always a reflection a)lll ibat for many - The remains of George R. Deckis celebrating his 100th birthday merlv judge of the Fourth judicial upon lhe Individual, because Mr lraontlls0preVioUs Dubois had paid er, vvho died here Tuesday mornJ. A. Edwards, for secat his home here this week. district, is now slowly improving cumstances exert a larger influ- flagrant attention to4 Airs. Ioose ing at the age of 52 years from retary of state, aspirant came to Provo sometimes is He is in excellent health a con- from the ence than supposed operation performed yesutterly forsaking his wife heart failure, were shipped to Salt Wednesday morning in the inter dition for which he believes the terday for appendicitis and com- in the determining of a conven- V Empey and wrecking his ow n home anc Lake today for burial. The re- ests of his candidaey. Air. Ed drinking of butermilk is plications, and hopes are now en tion choice. Alen are availabj;tlriving hrR faltPpJn.iaw. :os. mains will be taken to Alill Creek wards is popular with the Utah tertained for his recovery. . peration. in Salt Lake county for interment. county Republicans. (Continued On Pag Four ). ' . k 1 , -- mi - -- -c- -- -- - . bet-ter- j) U , - i one-ha- lf -- ef "an-noutv- yj 0. - 11. mo tHiinoii for-presid- ent and-Lot-- - Alar-slia- ll r - -- -- 1 jf i k faviie-theiH- 'ter - i,, 1 , -- son-in-la- ft -- , . 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