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Show &? v asiT 1 - t ' "PAGE TWOt easier for himself and eompan- ins. He wrote : AVe are not abje-t- o fo "very much work and we lost several stock last winter. WeMlid not make Very much feed last year and were not able to buy feed and grain. AVe Jjad to buy most of our provisions to help us out of a bard JHE PROVO POST J Published Apvery TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY ' At Nos. 22 24 First 'West St., Provo, U tab ; , By The i POST-PUBLISHI- f j. Subscription prices 1 om year ' . . dlz months .12 50 Three moatha l.SOOne month AL 5 i i Catered at the Act of Congress, March Postolflce of Provo Cl ty as second !i S, ' 1884r " .75 Cents25 Cents . . C. - place, class matter according to . r with-holding- s. nv-N- -- TEST GOTCH GIRLS IN TROUSERS ACTING AS BOYS AT PARTY ARE CHASED Au g. 16. Tired ap of waiting for young- - men of Evans to taketheru out, eight members of a club of 16 girls took their brothers clothes and attended a party with the remaining members at the home of Miss Constance Price tonight. The party was a merry one and tnstud.ying the 4 I i K 1 -- A - 1912-is.pi- hii-part- . , r hi i.t -- he-p- x . n -- . - tine of the minor parties whose nomination can't be i is the Pi olnbitionists. They ha.ve rcnyminMed " the .AMiats reason, - Provo, U UkM 10c. 25 j for ef fort - is being traffic 1 changing and Tiew pieces of furniture. ; Come in, talk it over, look around, and see vvhat you really DO need. Youll find that' we have a splendid-stoc- k of new, durable furniture. We are careful buyers, and wehave been in the furniture business a good many years, but as yet dont dare buy from be if tobog-.gsnin- I lrtudstme-nndunnsuaU-rf':r- J pleasure feature imtself ! The usual amount of original. mactieal material is published in' tjie Simp Notes and Amatetirj buying when you buy away from home. You are led by always promises of economy; and youll find when you inspect the articles, that you do get cheapness; but nothing else. as elsewhere the .motto, so you can understand faithfully followed. u Met , i?o. catalogues. May you get the import of this realize how badly" lost youll be amid the mhze '"youll lustrations abound throughout of illustrations and vague descriptive matter of mail the magazine, cuy one being a' order houses. Besides, there snot the .real of -- -- R. ET us plan with you, as to room g ; railroad on Pikes Peak; the creation of a capital city for Australia, a method of ripening dates in an incubator ; a search- i light in Baltimore hydro- display 'electric power ay a farm; a emu-Jp.iet luncheon --set for motorists, L.M - 1Hl t 1 Utah Timber & y, AOcU ('halm Company .. Utah. . 4 rry wkoro The an-eolor- . , Sold d k -- by lpt-uie- he colonel . , GEEGEIADS PILLS PLANNING insti-futio- te . Sound Sleep Ts usually Impossible to thebilious. But biliousness yields and headaches, sour stomach, indigestion go when the bowels are regulated and the liver and kidneys stimulated by STTKi 2ft CmnM n juadeMo establish a.. similar in the United States. Other features for the month - include descriptions of a memory machine which neverfails to remind one of an engagement or duty; a current motor which has proved practical in service; the great Alaskan j.voleanie eruption; Chicagos pro-- ! bascule bridge posed double-dec- -- Al : rouud-the-AVorl- TiPn'ieH;BVn-- . . SHERIFF BUSH IS GAINING. t of-tor M. eandilate Bush, Tlie ever inereirsing populaiity eer(V.ngi'ess before the Eepublieati State Convention nexr in "ith. C he-fmnitr-TttfKrnl)speaks ondi fntfns rhnnees ered Basil When Sheriff firt from stativ. this cm2resrmen thej . ni,c smoe of his fi ieiidN wore very hkepfimil onthe subj, d, but ast he i mtmed to pul forth effort he b gan to gum with the p iplej u ltd we bilieve that at the pr eiil time h is eluiiie.es for obJftmi"g tlm imm-- ; ,mai.m and ebetuu ao as good, it not latter, than tU ,e tl ajtv die. - Bush e luv nanm before-- ' 4 , oifier i amildate ,w ho l.a jvl.u-e'.:.i a ir-man d thought sort and is tumnd to vn with Jhe j ' j Ol tl.ew i !' i he following he li.i-- , m LPdf (ountv and d.stneis Othy -he will cortamlv bei oiue a big factor in guiding tl hip - skit e In Republican politic this vear. J -- The makers of .4 - of-ea- dy Malthoid Roofing rl he 1ariflinc Paint Co. oi San Irancisco jnd Chicago Heights, know their business for they hav t been at it for twenty eight je.us and they not only make this roofing to sell but they make it to last and to please people who buy it. They would rather havd tla pood will of the builder than and they get both . . bis mone v make . .. v v. the a the by Malthoid Roofing. If touhave roof troubles of any i o kind or of any description what kind of a roof matter ( you have on your building, see atoceoni jvc wil help vourokihenh-- . h x1 Wireless plan, now being eatried ont, is de: scribed- - by Frederick Mintum Sammis, Marepnis chief engineer in America A most interesting article by Drj A F Zahm treats A this is so. thero--eminen- X torially, by II. I II. AVindsor. there is more of it sold on the Pacific Coa,t than all other brands combined and it - speaks well for the intelligence of builders that dl assert sing. Nobody ea But thrphysieaV out look in .lhat tIie.Rcpnblieaff pa rt y deserves alithe credit for the y of this year. Nor will any Itepublicarrsay that js eutirely. It will health of the public responsible for the favorable condition be remembered, however, that the National Government, a Lw years e , ago. assumed control of the quarantine arrangements at the untry s in set immediately, - The ports, and an improvement in conditions t wisdom of the Republican party in conducting the affairs of has bad mueh to dow ithjbejrade rally which is cn on all ,.1,1 .All of these considerations will help (lie Republican party on November .. uI kl 'tj sj r o gr e ss in to deterChampion Frank-Gotemine the most effective. They bcr lieve they found it. tQtetre88urydfiparfmenttoday aerial-invade- Both were experimenting holds used by withHarious m roofing marking time Ll ZZ second-Ls-t- field. ed with a new automobile wireless outfit for use in tlie field. In France, where' the importance of the. aeroplane in military tactics is viewed most seriously, the ques-- . tion of which aeroplane, thT pur- suer or the pursued, would- - have the advantage in an actual aerial' combat, has exeited heated discussion, and a military aeroplane with folding wings has been devised. Also, remarkable hospitallike motor ambulances for field work w'ere exhibited at the recent French maneuvers! Russia and have too, Germany, been, productive. in this line-p- f achievement,1 and the United States has contributed somethings new to ncarly every phase of lire service,-frmarching to flying. The September Popular Mechanics Magazine contains in all 322 articles and 280 illustrations. Topics of vital interest, such as The Control of Floods, The Future of tlitrDirigiblcf, and Curing Speed Mania, ware discussed, edi- beyondany It has got every othcr brand ws dry-doc- k question that Malthoid is the very highest type of roofing perfection and made so -- I weH that it will last as long as the building it covers: We will show you that Malthoid Ts a better" roofing tharT 'shingles is morc satisfactory, than iron is cheaper than tin in fact, we can pro e that there is no other roofing known to the building trade that Is as good. as durable as long lasting - as water proof ' affire resisting and as cheap as Malthoid Roofing. loo-weee-lab- or EVANS, Colo.," August 19 A too liberal use of the toe hold resulted today in a broken leg to William Hill in a friendly wrestling matehnwith AVilliam Broom- r from a luckless man of Lamport, enormous an problem; npval Colo., who wants life made a little liasTieen constructed, and experiments are being eonducted to see us f about roofing. . We want to demonstrate why it is to yohr advantage to roof your building with Malthoid Roofing and we will do this to your complete satisfaction. cal monkeys- - were improvements augmented,, and. abound. As ti resuit, the September number of Popular Mechanics Magazine contains fourteen, artiBEGS U. S. FOR $500. cles describing new military equipment and improved methods. In WASHINGTON, Aug. 19. An England a dummy village was urgent appeal Tor a gift of $500 built to serve as an artillery tar- from the federal government came get; model aeroplanes were used AVe want builders -- and-vie- are--great- ly n -- uneasy-conscien- with distrust the formidable and cumbersome paraphernalia with which every military ,,power is' continually armoring itsejf. During the customary summer maneuvers, on .land and sea, at home and abroad, the number and variety - AVe will show you one taken on board at an eastern port. They refused to answer- the dinner bell ; they swarmed in the rigging, hopelessly tangling any loose ends of rope they could find, swung on the whistle rope, sending forth blasts of the siren in the dead of night r rifled the galley shelves and upset everything that was not nailed down. Freedom of fhe ship has been granted to the monkeys to keep them in better health, but Captain Them vaught Smith finally-orderand put back in the cages. This resulted in the death of 12. at large has on the' sub- ce jected warfare, parts perfectly. The partjHirohe up late aftd the boys took their lady Iriends home. Slipping down back streets they hoped to go unobserved but a tip was sounded and half the town turned out to see them. AVith shrieks .the boys holding up imaginary skirts sprinted home. They diLaiotven.-atoptoru- n around" fences but hurdled them in true male fashion. Democratic editor said, early in DOS, that nothin" except a erop failure, a pestilence and, a panic would enable his party to beat the Rvjmblicans in a presidential year. It will be noticed that nope of these calamities Is in sight now.lind the erection i less than three months away. InfacT, the eonntry is in a rather salubrious condition, bygienleally. Not only is there no sign u a panic, but businejef of all sorts is improving in a degree wilicn has gone beyond Hll'cxpeetatiohsTThis is true of every importanLhranch of activity. Moreover, government crop reports indicate thit tlis will be a year of great abundance. In the aggregate the grain crop willbreak, all the records. . For the first time irutha countrys history the producfsoFTfi'e farms will pass the $10,000,000,000 mark. . According to all the precedents this ought to be a good year for the Republican party. The party which 4s 4n power-i- n the nal ion in - a year of plenty, as this is, usually wins. AVhen the people find .all qoiiditions favorable th cy generally steer clear of rash ""experiments in polities." Only" inJ'periods'of "calamityI"wherTe:ery:' thing seems to be going wrong, and when worse eonditions tliTeaten, do the masses of the public turn from the party which is uppermost - in the government. They want a change, believing that a eHnge of 'any sort could not harm them, aud might, ppssibly help them. The strikes 4nthe Carnegie works at Homestead, Pa., in 1892, and the prominence of the Pinkerton guards there on the side of Carnegie aroused a popular prejudice a gainst thei ronmast errand as t troubles in other places abev the employers in all eas s, being presuttnuf jo. be Republicans, a wave. of popular prejudice which ,IvflHted Harrison for and gave Cleveland his Forty -- - The civilized world E V A N S,- - Colo mare. POPULAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER TABM PRdDU.CtS AND POLITICS. the-physi- TOEHOLD MANS LEO IS BROKEN J well-know- Ve Doctor AV. A. Thorne, who for the past year has been .away1' from his dental chair, has again returned and is located at his old stand, over the Iledquist Ill'll g Oom pa 2. Doctor. Thome iswell X known 4u Provo and his' many fj' friends will he pleased to learn that heis again ready to serve -of them, as he lias in his patrons every satisfying - , particular. -- A $50flr-f-A- r g -- co14-use-ab- out DR. THOME AGAIN AT DENTAL CHAIR n with-holdin- AVe sure would be glad and tliaqk- ful for your kindness. Hope the Lord will bless you is my prayer. Let me h(;ar bv return mad. 7 The ' miserly proclivities Unde Sam were asserted in treasurers reply. mCKSrManageiv THE SAFEST MAN IN SIGHT. That Illinois, revealed in a Lincoln story as a jneniher of the Legislature of that stale who was in favor of a pending bill but op posed to its enforcement as a law, may not have been so apoehryphal fitter all. Mr, Lincoln presented him to us as a Democrat, and the Democrats, in making their platform at Baltimore, gave a number of evidences that hevvas serving in their Platform Committee, or that other-mewere pprpetnatmgrhis oftheold Democratic party-typ- e " methods there. r ZLZZlZT"zI of most be The. found in that part of thisran striking evidence r the Baltimore deliverance dealing-wit- h the conservation of national resources. The Democrats at Baltimore wereinfavorof the prinei-pleo- f conservation, of course, for conservation is aivcry popular thing. They are, as they express thmeslves. in favor of the principle but opposed to the practice of conservation. They favor forest and mineral lands from settlement, but they condemn th? Taft administration for making such They demand reductions in the size o Preservations, and they insist that laifd on which there is no treegrowth shall not he reserved at all. Mineral land entries would doubtless have a great boom under a Democratic administration elected on such a platform. It is a high sign of Mr. Tafts honesty ami sincerity, as well as levelheadedness, that he is this year condemned by extremists of all " sorts and the Instruments they can control in politics and public af fairs. Before the Chicago convention met, Mr. Roosevelt robbed him of thousands of votes in the. Republican primaries by charging that he had used theinfluence of his office against the unseating of Lorimer. Bince the Chicago convention the Senate at AVashington has taken action criticising him for harm g too far e xe rfed ibe pres-- , sure of the executive office against Lorimer. TIip obvious inference is that the president must have held in that casea fair and just course of action. 'The Roosevelts, Pinchnts and Oarficlds have charged him with favoring land and mineral rings in releasing lahds .which should have been reserved. But the land and mineral rings of -- half a dozen Western States speaking at last through., the Baltimore platform, have denounced him for reserving too much of the public domain vv Ii Ic lif b esho ultfTele ii se info tlfrir 1iandsf or speculaTivelisei The obvious .inference here is that he has done, and is doing, the right thing. By November it is likely thatjthe eouupon sense of the country will ha vefoundt itself so far as to see and say that, for the presidency, Air. Taft is the safest man in sight. ! A. -- COMPANY. in advance - NG -- horc. Dipaitnents, ami here written it, - is monkeys ship pests.: B()ST(), Aug. t,f l,u tcam freighter Egre-- j niont Castle, from tlie far East. Tile voyage 19. muir near being one-bin- g night-- 1 . - Home Furnishers Taylor Bros. Co. Provo, Utah t ,,tfiM Eureka, Utah 1 |