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Show J IIJI'H'1 PAGE THESE TEE PROVO POST LOUIS MERRILLAT, ARMY AND NAVY GAME HERO MT.RAINIER 14,408 FEET HIGH TIME dink m Exact Elevation of Washingtons HOT TEA! Famous Mountain Determined Get a y small pafckagis, of Hamburg by Engineers of United States Breast Tea, or ,asthe German folks Geological Survey. call it, Hamburger Bust lieeat any pharmacy. Take a taNespOftoful of toe The height of the summit of tea, put a cup of boilg water upoh Mount Rainier, Washington, has it, poufc through a BiavanA. drink a full it any tiiheNcjuipg the men determined by the United teacupor 'before retiring! It iaHheoioett day States Geological Survey to be effective Vay Inbreak a cold and as itjpM the pores of the skis, 14,408 feet above mean sea level. Also loosens ths This elevation now officially relievgcongeetion. thus breaking up a cold. the former supposed height bowels, Try it the next time you suffer from' of the mountain of 14,363 feet and a cold 'or tha grip. It ia inexpensive safe accords to Mount Rainier, tha dis- and entirely , vegetable- ,- therefore - , and. harmless. t tinction of being the second high4 est fountain peak in the" United StAtesMounU Whitney, California IV heing the - highest t The .correct height ot Rainier was determined by. a party of topographic engin eers of the Survey in connection a i with the mapping of the Mount Rah Somes from joint M Rainier National Park,--which was with a email trial completed last 8ummer.--Th- e Old (St Jacobs the park was Stop dosing' Rheumftti. bpgun in 1910 by F, E. . Matthes, Its paialyKPOb ynd case in fift; continued in 1911 by Mr. Matthes require internal treatment. Rub sooth igbi and George It. Davis, and. finished ing, penctrxtinggt J ind by tha tinvtJtendprfpotv t in 1913 by C. IL Birdseye, W. O. bn tha T J fnac out cornea and S. E. Tay- rheukiaticpain. Tufts,. O. Jacobs Oil " la lor. a hartal ea rheuy atisihfcifra.ybieh tew , and uoeant Ijirrn the akin.' It In the mapping of the summit of disappaita takea ,inr enee and allftp es from - r r Km Vr cure-gTi- CIGARETTE COUPONS dis-plac- es Snioke OBAK Cigarettes. nrikudiekiili( blatev Ger aua tihcr tntt for IN )nifcf4 cOHAK Ehrc Get the best tobacco that ever went into a cigarette w Enjoy the clever mouthpiece that cools the smoke , Note the thin mais paper that smoke makes your ALL tobacco. , Get the downright satisfaction, a goodcigaretteean give. that t s Save the valuable coupon Leher at comes in every pack. I jikkJj)laJThcse knives, the cigarette lighter ?c and hundreds of other articles cad 5-c- ent . 4 nSMKl h 1 s be procured with OBAK Cigar eue Coupons. coupons. frte tUustrattd eataloz- - Address OBAK PREMIUM DEPT., 333 Battery St., SAN FRANCISCO fa Louis Merrillat, who has been he erdited .with nineteen. .Cf the twnty-tw- o points the Army made two were made on touchdowns nis anhero of the Army and Navy forward passes with the help o nual football game at the. Polo Pritchard; while the third, in Grounds, New York. When the which, he was the largest factor, two teams met on the field the wag accomplished after his long bet-tmg-w- es f heavily the longestrseenhe-teeteam had because they Navy ngood football teamathis showed the best in contest with season. Merrillat played the western game, something which others. But Merrillat himself won had not been before seen in the twelve points for the Army team, east. Now the football xperts are and his wonderful run of fifty-fiv- e saying that it is much superior to yards made it possible to gain the eastern game as practiced by seven more. He might therefore the large colleges.. - ran,--oneo- s-s.- &rJh. si Trtjxxtto cf tat wlpfrw Utui hi tilt 9as lUriuR. Kv tart ha awpLeci a woadArftti cart for tU trouble. W bmtt pot to to til Utf MtKJ la. vratipatn. -- mrr'ttrrffl I OOO OOOOOOO0OOOOO Oi TAKE SILIS-I- O That Good Coal hush All Kinds 01 Lamp,. Nut and Slack Coal! CASTLE GATE, CLEAR CREEK, KING, inm Less Meat if You Ieel Eat ' SPRINGE-CANYO- N -V All sizes. PHONE 17. 502 S. ACADEMY AVE. Town Office Commercial Provo Bank. Up SMOOT & SP AFFORD $ on toet thiw timer uyfottie night pharmacy; take a tablea glass of water before :akfast for a few days and your s wll then act fine and bladder is Balts famous This disappear. made' fam. the acid of grapes and lem- ott Juice conMned with llthia, and has used for generations to clean and stimulate "sluggialiktdneysandtop bladder irritation. Jaa oaltiStr,'inP' pensive; harmless and makes a r drink lightful effervescent which millions of men and women take now and then, thus avoiding serious kidney and bladder diseases. - y qgfiful in kld-rpey- s dls-oH- , Meat forms uric aeKr which fcltes and overworks jtkoWdneys forts to fliterli from the system. Regu-'bee- a laB.atCrs of meat must'flush the kid- neys occaslonally.Tou must relieve them llkiyoujartfeve your bowels; re- airthe acids, waste and poison, else you feel a dull misery In the kid- neyregion, sharp pains in the back or sick headache, dizziness, your Btomach r: "Si sours, tongue is coated and whop the weather la bad you rfave rheumatic twniges. The urine A. s cloudy; full of sediment; the chaMela get Irriup two or tated, obliging yyu To neutrayarTheseIrritatlng acids and flush ofTlhb bodys urlaous waste Back- about four ounces of Jhd Salts achy or Have Bladdej Trouble. - lithia-wate- ON HIS WAY. J. Pier pont Morgan Said - FARMERS, ' and MERCHANT? was encountered; in fact, two ascents of the ifpper portion of the mountain were necessary.' The first asent of the upper 4.550 feet was begun at 5 oclock a. m., August 16, and dawn broke with every indicati6n'6f-dev4oping'into- aching jjohvtA' muscles and bones; stops sciatica, luBflao. baflkache, neuralgia. Limber Op I GeF" s 25 ceny bottle honest St. Jjyxibs Oil ol a moment from apydrog,-atni;e,-auffTaches and youll be free from pains, itiffnesa. Dont Buffer I Rub rheumatism away. old-Ulit- e, h :a beautiful -- day. On reaching the LOW EXCURSION RATES summit the men encountered '"a terrific gale, clouds enveloped the Round-u- p mountain, preventing observations Account Farmers Housekeepers, Dairymans, and by noon snow began to fall. A descent was attempted, but the Dry Farmers and Poultry ConvenLogan, Utah, Jan. 26th to party became hopelessly lost in a tions, Feb.6thr- Tickets-o- n sale from labyrinth of crevasses, the storm 22 to 26, in- -, all Utah Jan. points developing into a blizzard. T descend further was impossible ; to elusive, Jan. 20th and 31sL Reremain was suicide. Consequently turn Feb. 9. Ask for tickets via - - j26 a return to the crater was ordered, Salt Lake Route. and the men, reached it after a two hours climb, uttrly exhausted and Dr. W. A. Thome nearly frozen. Here they sought t shelter in one of the. steam caves, where, during the long night they ."DENTIST were thoroughly steamed and half t frozen in turn. Strenuous measures Over Hedqnist Drug No. 2 were employed by the men To keep from falling asleep and freezing to death. As it was, their fingers pud ears were badly M. W. BIGELOW r, with a rising f Physician and Surgeon, they succeeded in descendOffice at Residence after ing 9,000 feet to a temporary Nov. 20th, , f camp, making the descent in three 90 N. First East. Phone 485. hours. Here they recuperated and prepared for another ascent which was accomplished on August 20, the start heing made at 1 oclock Provo Commercial in the morning. ' Good weather wae encountered and the mapping & Savings Bank of the entire summit was finished by I oclock. r.UTlH. PROVO aTY, ' If anyone thinks that Ameri.CAPITAL $100,000 can glaciers are play glaciers, or that the weather which may be en8URPLUS $50,000 countered at the summit Mount DIRECTORS: Rainier in August is uniformly balmy and. spring ike, Usaid Mr. Reed Smoot, President. Bidrseye, whose fingers and ears C. E. Loose, were badly frosted, It him climb L. Holbrook, R. R. Irvine, Sr., W. Mount Rainier during one of its L. Blersach, Geo. Taylor, Sr. blizzards. The steam . Roger Farrer. cayes m the crater are not the Jot. T Farrer, Cashier, plasautest places imaginable to Jos. A, Buttle, Assistant Cashier. spnd the night in, hut had they General Banking Business not been there, not one of us would Transacted. . be alive to day to tell the tale. -- 5 froz-egaRnall- y, baro-mtte- .,. A small bank account pays a large dividend socially, in addition ioJta. steady financial returns, -In making your New Year Resolutions, resolve to start a bank account. ' The convenience of a checking account is well known and the man who lives within his means and lays aside part of his earnings in this hank, which pays 4 per cent compbund interest in all Savings Accounts, will soon he ahead in the world and have a working capital. We cordially invite your account, ThE a'temfichlimrd n" at West Point two' years, was the gJVC Vice-Preside- BANK PROVO CITY, UTAH. J. D. DIXON, Cashier. T. N. TAYLOB, President. ARNOLD DIXON, Assistant Cashier. U. A Depository for , Provo Drug Co., exclusive (Adv.J - UNCLAIMED PORTLAND CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS AND HARD WALL tllt f iffc , 3 4 i i i t - Fhonea' No. S3 as! ' 19. "i .45. Ofilc'e and Yard oppocta R.R. Freight Dapoi. --; 'PROVO, UTAH. V- - - ? -- i CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE ments; interest. on deferred payments, 6 per cent. Two Hundred Acres of choice . Will bei sold in 5, 10, 15 or 20 ands for sale.ou4rovo Bench. lo- acre, tract cated within ,a mile of the Inter-urba- n Brigham Young University, ' , railroad. , Provo. s l ' Price: $200.00 per acre . with Joseph B, Keeler, Agent. ml2 water, - - " , 1 ; - Terms down bal- ance in nine equal annual pay : One-tent- h Chm-srbij- Rsirdi i's Croup a4 W Uopis$ CougU. aS 1914 s . Clay, Mrs. Chas. E. Hammett, Miss Annie;-nensMiss Grace. Lelmau, Mary.- - , Mallory, Miss. Florence. Shepherd, Miss Rhoda. Taylor, Warner, Mrs, Monroe. on. t mLwok'ipif2t P, O. Box - ni agents. ' Barlow, Miss. Broadlin, Miss Larena. .,T Lumber, ufiDoorc. l7mdowo, Mouldlttcjb, Lath; Shiriatoc etc. cheapestjndthehest. work in town. A new way of doing bridge work for the same price as rubber, Work Positively Guaranteed LETTERS LADIES. FENCE, NATIONAL JJLD AND HOG FENCE. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ' Tf -- - Remaining iu Provo Post Office Jan. 18, PLASTERS, BUILDERS HARDWARE, WIRE ANd ELAT t Dentist. The a. , 444 4 Meritol White Liniment is a splen Smoot Lumber Co. . Potfaf ACOODPS.ASTEiL-r- sr onjtbe Lungs. Croup andPatSF lathe Chest Saturate a piece of flannel cloth with the Liniment and use as a plaster. It is very penetrating, will not blister -- and - Is very effective. ? - h OBAK. cmiHAnai fcL- r 1 Pocket knife ; four VmImi foe ee) , eta f hurtle let f OBAK, CHICAGO, Jari. 21. In Mon- tna they call him Bill Proot. Ilia full name is .William. ! Pruitt. He was horn, in Nortli Dakota, wears hair 'chaps when jie' is on the range, is a citizen who husky, can jolt an outlaw horse into a whimper, and has a ful baritone voiee' that In Montana sounds like grand opera. Therefore, because he can pick up some money and likes the and hopes that Henry W. will Savage put himnn the stage, he is riding his pet' horse to New York. ' On the way he is stopping at various palm rooms, way stations, and inland carabets, and is averaging $75 a week, blankets, chucks and hay included. He left Me-do- full-bloode- d 'r ra St. Paul Nov. 1 and will ride through Milwaukee, Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnali, Cleveland, Buffalo, and , Philadelphia., . He will reach New York after , the . Done Promptly, Miss-Maybe- ' GENTS. Beasly, Mr. - 1, t i' i The' prompt laundry generally., toes th most business. Most per-o- n want their bundles right oar ha minute promised. Demand equTres that, such an establish-nebe completely equipjjcd .for ;uick work. Our is the best 'quipped laundry in Provo. It ill do your work'quiekly and do t well.' When it leaves this laun-irevery f article in it is done aa rdered. - You can relyjipon that. garment ... ad do it right Wagon come on all promptly, too. holidays! Chadwick, (UAr- Louis JWHill, president of .the Corts, L. V, Great Northern Railroad, heard Dempsey. 'J. him sing at Lewis Penwells ranch W..R. near Helena, Mont., Irvine, II. J. Bill Proot, in his hair pants Jensen. J. P. and wide hat vand silver jingles, McMillian, Charlie. was employed by Hill to Ring to Parker, Prieothy. E. the guests of the. ehalets at - the Thompson, Thos. Glacier - National - Park. There- - a --Thompson," Trf.- scout ofTIenry W. Savage heard Whimpey, Ilyrum. him, and Savage invited him to Woolsey, Richard, New York and have his voice run If not called for in two "weeks Bill Proofs they will he sent to the Dead Let- through a meter. ' t 468 hard, business sense suggested the ter Office rest. JAMES CLOVE, P. M. Prow.- .. , - -- er, last-summe- nt y, eXery-fasia5- l- Ooneslic Sfean Lacndrij 1, - o. , Academy Avenue. -- UttL. |