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Show -- .T" t I 4 WEATHER- - FORECAST ' Tonight and Saturday generally faif and warm er. PROVO CITY, UTAH, FRI DAY, JULY10. 1914 NUMBER 41 -- VOLUME PROVO WILL CELEBRATED NEER DAY WITH BIG PARADE All Committees Are Hard at Work a Real Pioneer . Day Celebration July Twenty-fourth- MINES! IN A BIG DEAL The East Tintic.District is Cominf To the Front and Great ActiT ity is Anticipated by Eureka People. ( The Young Mens Republic cap club will meet tonight at eight oclock in the headquar- ters on Academy Avenue, and a rousing meeting is an- ticipated. An invitation has been extended to all to attend and to participate in the pro- ceedings. Much interest is , That Provo will have one FORMER PROVO-OWN- ED REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETS TONIGHT AT THE HEADQUARTERS on Plans For of t l Manager John M. Bestelmeyer . the old time' Pioneer day celebra-.o the'Grutli Mining Company returned from Tintic this mornings tions is no longer in question, for and reported much excitement in the Sunday schools have taken the the Eureka camp and East.Tintio for the and hand in plans affair over the possible purchase ot the are rapidthe days entertainment H. G. Snyder groups of claims, being taken by all in the ly taking shape. As is customary which formerly included the Prowork of the organization. for Pioneer day celebrations, there 1914. by Panama-Pacifivo. Eureka Lily, -- East Tintic Co. official er International Crock 8. H, Co, Copyrignt, photographers Exposition will be aparade and each ward in and the Little Silver Provo and;th& surrounding seeAND SOUTH GARDENS. OF TOWER WONDERFUL 'JEWELS King properties, byt the United tions will enter a float represeuStates and Refining Smelting tative of the ward, while private south Is facade of the main palaces, fronting Company. Engineers for the latshown the Tower of Jewels, 430 feet high, and the the left ' individuals and mercantile houses In San on half a mile of subtropical gardens of the Panama-Pacifito International ter company have spent a great open Exposition, " : represent many branches of Francisco In 1915. At the right la the Festival" Hall. deal of time making surveys and industry and real life in Utah. the properties Snyder inspecting wards are working - Already-thtook control of a short time ago. Provo Band Will Go With Antler-e- r : hard for their parts in the days Superintendent Andrew 'MayHerd as the Official Band $ M program and candidates for queen Week-Enberry of the Centennial-Eurek- a d From Utah; Big Excursion EMERY G. EPPERSON have been entered as follows: SALT LAKE FIRM has been on the ground much of-h- is Trains Going Through. Provo First ward Miss Lavern WILL STUDY MOVIES GIVES AN OUTING time of late, and told mining WHILE IN DENVER TO VIVIAN PARK Openshaw men in the East Tintie district Provo Second ward Miss Alene From every town in the souththat the entire section showed Cluff. That Vivian Park is gain- Manager Emery G. Epper- - Mr. Roosevelt for Governor. ern part of the state and the Tin-ti- c more promise than any part of the It was stated last night that ing popularity. has once more- - Tintie district. Yesterday he went son of the Ellen Theatre will Provo Third ward Miss Dora camp the Elks are gathering - President Roosevelt ' may been, formerHaws. Denver on go t(r demonstrated,- - for the over the Gmtli. AngusfahTTotTier at Provo today preparatory to tonights El Miss be forced' to the Progressive Provo Fourth ward he where Bennet Glass and Paint Com- will accept train, spepd leaving for Denver tonight on the properties on the east side arid nomination or governor of sometime investigating the freda Jensen. pany of Salt Lake has chosen excursion' which will carry big expressed the greatest of surprise New York state to prevent WillProvo Fifth ward Miss Ilelen over a hundred Elks from thi the beautiful Suoth Fork re- picture business and the ad- at the showing they ar? making. iam Sulzer, deposed governor, Newell. sort for its annual outing vantages the Denver houses and According to the companys enpart of the state. Salt-Lafrom capturing the nomination. Provo Sixth ward Miss Norma Ogden are both 'sending big delehave over the pictures sent to over all others. The- Salt gineers, operations will begin on & The former governor has developPoultdn. . Lakers will reach the resort the east side in the very near fugations tn fhe convention, and all Provo. He will also spend tomorrow morning and will some time looking. ovec the $ ed much strength in the. state, .it Timpanogos ward Miss Amy of Utah will he well represented. and three shifts will be put ture, Meacham. Denver houses for sugges- - $ is said. remain until 8 oclock in the to work on The Provo Band has been chosof - claims tions that might he made for Lake View ward Miss Evelyn en as the official musical organiwhieh go to make up the-d- eal. evening,; when- the special the improvement of the local Irain returns to Salt Lake. Madsen; Miss Zetella Goodridge.. zation from the state,' and about Other properties will soon comSpecial Display of Hair. theatre. Pleasant View ward Miss Flor twenty-fiv- e A to distinct feature the women mence operations, and the entire Provo musicians will enee Meldrum. $$ will be a speeial demonstration east side promises to put on much make merry music fop the antlerof hair goods to be shown by the GOSHEN FARMERS NOT UTAH MILITIA WILL Vineyard ward Miss Edith ed herds along the line. activity. Madsen. n ComMercantile A number of excursion trains SATISFIED ASSEMBLE IN PROVO WITH WAY Sharon ward Miss Stella Park. have already gone through, and ' ROAD WORK IS DONE The regular meeting of the dipany next Monday. A special EARLY MONTH NEXT Miss Lilly Burr, Miss Ethel Park. others are demonstrator be the store will at torectors of the Iron Blossom mine and going tonight Bonneville ward Miss Vera morrow. one of the biggest lines of was with, held, ibis morning and the , lISpemLto ord er r haahctu ,sei5t. ito hasTevef 'hemTVrouglit thft goods' Aents per share ten The d GOSIIEN, regular o for Provo July thirty-twpeople horses for Pioneer ward Miss Niene FishAround Goshen are begmning these was declared. The books the National Guard of Utah for West er. days to realize just what it means will close on the 17th and will August 2nd, when tile After the morning parade the to have a Democratic administra- open again on the 27th. The divion Rain Bench. will assemble in this city prepara Heavy exercises in the Tabernacle will tion at work in Utah County, for dend will be paid on the 25th. A to reached Provo the report tory to the annual,encampment take place and a program replete the first road work to be done The last dividend makes the effect one of that the heaviest and maneuvers with the regulars ' with the doings of the pioneers from Fort Douglas.' The order rains known to the residents of here has been turned over to amount paid by the Iron Blossom will be given. went ou tfrom headquarters Wed- Provo Bench poured down last strangers and the home folks can $2,070,000.00. Afternoon Sports. seareh in vain for jobs. Since the nesday and 'the organizations to night. It was a veritably cloud road Not only will the Sunday school hurst. acThere was wind supervisor for this precinct JURY DISAGREES IN little, mobilize in Provo are : ' has committee have charge of the taken to handling the road it and the storm did STEWART CASE AFTER Headquarters and five, compan- companying work the kne In are not little of fact morning exercises and the parade, the BEING HEARD AGAIN people givdamage. being ies of infaptry organized into a ' en any chance whatever, hut childrens sports will be given farmers was it one that reported provisional battalion; First hat under their auspices in the afterThe jury in thefcase of the state field artillery, detachment of the best things that could have tery, noon. There will he races of all Harvey Dodds was painfully in- against Uriah Stewart disagreed t of sanitary troops; one company happened. kinds and prizes of as many difjured On theFourth when he re a second time yesterday when o fregula? infantry, not yet deeeived a ferent kinds as the sports given. rifle bullet in the young man from Spanish s i The girls are coming with the signated. Nuptials. foot.the He. While the children s sports are was to Pay Fork was tried On a bootlegging taken S. rl On reaching Provo Monday. morning-Vethe First of ball players, for the where son, the bullet re- charge. was on, races will be held at the Fair G. Thelma and Brown, of towns has splendid battery,, will be supplied with moved. Grounds for the older folks C. presg fop them the Sixth horses will and ward, quietly packed march from there ppaise Whenthey.playUult fiave., ed jn c0hJnd)UH( Ohio, ESTHER GATES DIED the Journal to the military reservation and go their valmes and journeyed to Mens The Young Salt Republican where a secured into Lake, with followthe THIS MORNING FROM aniof out the . they that camp signal city gave foUo meefsTaU 8 oclock tonight dutr evrataf- license and were married These two marriage divisions will ATTACK OF PERITONITIS revieoLfte game: at club headquarters in the Ray Frank Spicer, Ogden, Hu The Interurbans are rollingin later join the infantry column in returning to Provo Monday even, block. Will you be there! wealth. Ten thousand one hun- its maneuvers near Alpine. The ing. Mr. McAdams is the son of Esther Gates, the daughter of Doe CVihroy, Ogden. Utah dred Mr. Mrs. and W. John MeAdara and signal company will and twenty-fiv- e artillery and Mrs. Lucius Gates of Sa- put Mrf people Sis Pointer, Pointer. v a for. ma defending party from an and Miss Brown is the daughter Big Remodeling to Begin. their died at the home of Mrs. money up yestordaytfor lina, Jim Murdock, Heber. Unfit of Mr. and Mrs. David G. Brown. little bit of Neil Park space. When attack by the infantry as Eliza apIlorton in the Third ward Brothers Farrer will Company r Jke Jacobs, Heber, Volo M. the 10,000 had succeeded in ar- proaches the Narrows. The posi The friends of the young couple commence its great remodeling this morning " from peritonitis, Len Harwood, Spanish Fork, case of ranging themselves, the Tnterur-ban- s tion which the artillery and signal will no doubt be surprised to learn sale tomorrow preparatory to re- caused through-adelaye- d "v Goldie. and Al. P, Gibbs St, Louis men will take up, however, will of the marriage. The remains wiltbe modeling the big store on the appendicitis. . JTohn Mendenhall, Springville, Stars (ladies team) began to play not be made known. to for burial. Salina Avenue. arThe entire shelving shipped Harmonic. The infantry will pursue a Retail Clerks to Hold Outingball. It was an rangement will be changed and Dennis Palfrevman. Springville, better than was interesting game, course of The date for th eannual outing the floor will be covered with MRS. W. K. FARRER instruction in field work expected, hut, Jennie D; Jim. the ladies put up a better for five days, working toward of the Retail Clerks of Provo has linoleum. The basement will be RECOVERING FROM A Ah Cluff, 'Provo, Johnnie exhibition of base ball than the Salt Lake each been set for Ansrust 12. It is The sixth day. day use a SERIOUS OPERATION and for prepared bargain Evans. monstrous crowd had figured on. the column is scheduled to arrive stated that the clerks from towns basement will be one of the feaC. F. Westrope, Provo. Booker First base woman. Yeula Robert- at the Fort Douglas military re throughout the county will joiVin tures connected with the big store. Mrs. W. K. Farrer underwent T, Belle. W. and Rose Sher- son, was a star of no little magni- servation. where will be es the excursion to Geneva, whieh camp an operation Tuesday for a perbet. and her clever playing tablished for eight days. during place will be the scene of one of Hillstrom to Be Shot. tude, forated ulcer of the stomach. Ed. Morgan, Provo, Norval on with vthe crowd, the whieh instruction will be given in) the biggest crowds ever assem-elos- e The Ritchie caught the was successful and Judge pronounced operation Parnell. order drill for company and Wed in Utah County, The pro- following sentence upon Joseph Mrs. Farrer is recovering. The largest in Neil Park history. Second base, Miss Hoover, and left battalion and target practice will gram of sports and entertainment, Hililstronv for the murder of John operation was a serious one and Provo Man Honored. fielder Buck' did some high class also be held. The state rifle com- will be better than ever, and no(. Morrison, the grocer, on the her friends have been very anxiC. Albert Glazier, Utahs bank fielding. Miss St. Leon, the cham- petition will be held on the tighth doubt everyone in Provo will be The ous. over the outcome. ngiht of January 10, 1914; at the beautiful lakeside rCsort on judgment of this court is that commissioner, was elected as third pion lady pitcher, surprised all day. you vice president of the National After taking part in the maneu- the day named. by her wonderful pitching; she is Joseph nnistrom, be and you are Ifew Cars Arrive. fioeiation of Bank Examiners and also' a clever fielder. The field- vers in the vicinity of Alpine the Two new electric cars have ar- hereby committed to the custodj Commissioners at the annual con- ing was' clean; errors by either field artillery and the signal W. G. Williams will com- of the warden of the state prison, rived and are being unloaded on vention at Atlantic City, N. J In team were few and far between. pany will return to the state the first provisional hatal- - and that you be taken to the state the west spur this side of the river a telegram received at Governor On the whole, the game was very tarj1 reservation to carry out a kn of Utah infantry. Capt. W. prison and there kept by the war- - bridge. It will not be long, acSprys office yesterday, Mr, Gl- satisfactory and a top notcher as speeial course of instruction as.C, Webb will command the artil-bes- t den until Sept. 4, 1914, and that cording to reports, until Provo aser states that the convention suited to the needs of theseMery and Capt. E. LeRoy Bourne on Sept. 4. within' th exterior will be able to. boast of electric is, a base hall novelty Ohio. State These organizations will the signal company. The O. troops. k walls of the state since ,tbe largest the association Journal, Columbus, prisonbetween ears, as the tracks have already Was organized. The selection of ben laid and everything is practicamp about August 12 andtary troops will be under the corn-wi- the hours of suii-ris- e and sun-semarch to Fort Douglas, join- - jmrtnd' of Capt. JohnF.-Bharp- . Glazier is a distinct honor, to Will person who took Yale who you be shot until yotl, are dcud by cally in rcailiness. himself and the state, since tjie wheel from 6th E. and 3rd 'N. ing the other troops for two davvhlso will be chief medical officer the sheriff of Salt Lake county. It is not likely that Hillstrom will The Briggs Pharmacy of Ameripositions of officers in the nation - please return same to Ray Mor or until the conclusion of the of the camp. Lieut. Flovd mun. quartermaster edrps, Mill be granted a new trial. of instruction. Association are keenly contested jgan, 259 S. 2nd East, anil save can Fork has brought suit to forc ' for and coveted. Lieut. Col. ' Maury further trouble. Nichols, havt command of that division of the city council qf American Fork infan- - the maneuvers looking after the The Young Mens Republican ho grant thf company a license to Fpurtcenth United-StateTheYodng Mens Republican Cln meets at 8 oclock tonight! Mr. Parlor Dixon broke his arm try, stationed at Fort Georce needs of both men and animals. Club meets at 8 oclock tonight do buisenss in that city. The in the Ray on Wednesday while cranking his Wright. Wash., will be in, com- - There will be about 450 state at club hcadquartcrs intheIay caswill probably go to the suheadquarters '"'V block. JWill mand of the joint maneuvers, troops in the maneuvers, block. Will you be there! brother LeRoya ear. you be there! preme court. es Many Local Elks Off for Denver ill A c e The News Review f -- - ke f - the-gro- up - $$! -- Wood-Clifto- 7.-- MUM divi-den- K.G.E re Brown-McAdam- Ration - Me-Ada- j - . -- -- c - gec-iousl- v. j -- com-jMa- j. mil!-jman- d -- sani-brea- -- ll t, Ilar-enm- n 4- I s at-cl- ub ( , |