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Show i k i. THE PROVO POST I WORK WILL h j i SOON START & EDITORIALS ', ll-- ! r S :; - ,vj The News of Thursday, August 13 j Early Activities on j -- the Hatchery Have Caused Great Rejoicing Among the Fishermen'and Sportsof This i -- 4. i IMPORTED. WATCHFULNESS JNECESSARY. ' Vieq is a monster of sueh frightful mien he to seen, That tobe hated need hut Yet seen too oft we become familiar with its faee, We first endure, then pity; then embrace. c ON H ATCHERY -- H. C.HICKS, Editor . At The Princess Next ; Section. j i. ' rf 'tfie committee the location of to secure apointed the Federal Fish natehery- - on LocaL members Spring Creek. near Springville, - '"S' have received the following telegram from Senator Reed Smoot: Work on government fish hatchery will begin at an early iu f i world of truthfulness in the above would that it could be properly inter- - overcoat, German socks, Austrian hat ancL other Verse, and his wife or sister preted and the lesson it teaches instilled into the importations Or impositions; Jiearts of those who are" tempted to first ENDURE sails along with greater importance undeF a hat date. Plans for enlarged pi i n t label printed made possible by increased approvice. m her turns inAmerica-Madapriation will be submitted to-- me Provcrdiomes of up Housekeeper There have been a number American-mad- e pottery or cutlery, as the in a few davs. disgraced some wrecked and some clothed in nose at REED SMOOT. deepAorrovv by the monstervice entering therein salesman who waits on her would turn up his nost As soon as tbe committee repreThe Stain, and devouring the souls of some of our most prec- were she to admit satisfaction with anydmt imsenting the Commercial clubs and A scene taken from Ihe famous Photo Play entitled, a such come to that china. We have at the Princess next Thursday, pass it seems to us, a greater ported ious jewels. There-ds- , cities received the above wont admirato our afraid we almost the are The before. vice acknowledge taking ever began than toward preparatory they tendency aiding the govern- late, as the bandits were undoubt quest io no f A Tem edyAhbul d bT"6fA H"im porta n e e tion for a product', lest it bTmade in the United steps toward officials ment as soon as they is a like To word States. the rt;d more familiar with the counsomep however, to those who would better conditions. There is work. The edly come out to start are-suas know the true too little effort put forth to prevent those things rag to a bull; these than are the soldiers. hatchery will be located jnst west try Our btff new stock of Ugffctt A Myers premium of on own its an value as merit, evil. The tend article, toward judged that includes dozens of articles for men, women and chit suggestive song, the of the state road on Spring Creek drneb Come is and see them. Ladies invited. vulgar dance, the modest dress, the excessive and who are so fortunate as to know the true and the grounds will extend west Transportation Club Coming. Hedonist Drug Company to the Jailroad'traeks; Accorddissipation, all tend tqward immorality and "all value of anindustry. PROVO, UTAH s bcen 29 has virtually August to members committee the of ing are tolerated with too little thought of the injury in We this country are vastly more fortunate out- will be made into leeted as the date of the next the whole they infliqt. Young people are too frequently in many respects than the present inhabitants in a beautifulplaeC ing of the Transportation club, park permitted to keep company with those of ques- any of the old countries-whic- h The sports and fishermen of this and the members probably will 'produced our tionable character, and as a result vice is endured. ancestors. In spite of ny real or imagined section are delisrhted over ,the re- come to Frovo-fo- r their excursion Tn many instances parents are committee entertainment The port from Senator Smoot, and, largely responsible misery, poverty, labor war or strife which have vir A. claim headed will that it make Utah conn-- 1 by for the downfall of their children. 'More interest lately agitated our country, the United States is conclusion. this tv -reached fishermans thp paradise of the tually should be manifest by the parent and a closer and undoubtedly the best country in the world for all west and will atfraeFportsmen Negotiations are under way with, more intimate alliance formed between the child who are willing to work with hand or brain, and from near and far. the Orem interurban railroad to and parent. it is the workers, whether rich or poor, whomake furni'fii special trains and the ProAdded to this A:he law should be more closely the true strength of a nation. We have splendid Yellowstone Kolduns Not Found. vo Commercial cluhhas expressed Two big natural hot sulphur water The cavalrymen ptuV scouts o its desire to bre the host of tlie oc applied to those who disregard it and punishment advantages of education; wonderful machinery; ' rasion. pools.'emptled Yellowstone inflicted, rather than to hush the Crimp for fear comforts and conveniences of which our greatpark vesfenlav found and cleaned twice traces to track the flie-hof the of publicity. Publicity will do more to stop crime grandfathers never dreamed, but we lack one ad a week. j woMffmmTTK"whn Wedthan any other remedy and our officers should vantage, the power to appreciate our many 'beneJoseph R Crook has been given Pine (or Rheumatism nesday held un mo-- p than fortv a fine of $200 and a sentence of not withhold ancLprotect those guilty. . - fits. ncres nt Shoshone Point in Yelfour months' in 1he county jail Turkish Bath and Bed $1 o o o lowstone park' and robbed Ifi for We Americans are prone to boast of our bootlegging. This is the see- seeminc' some 000 ond time Crook lias been impris-52 W Third Smith, Silt Lk ( lUnam possessions and advantages, but we do not strqr nnssengers, COUNTRY PRESS WORKED. n money and icwelry. Thev have I oned. conceit and to consider the difference between We have before ns one of the however, but faint bone of Industries is a Patronize JTIome pridw 1 Iiq ..oivUri joke - withvv hich to- defraud U the ; he euuntrv.Niewivg snags g t as witness the fact that the word lm- with ouch us, nature the of, countn7 and out of his valuable advertising paper proprietor 6SgEWl:M&EMRESFK&?g?nn?rl&3n?El!ggJniz:ZgSgZS2 I N . , ported will add from fifty to two hundred per Urn Iout start The local offices ixi space that has reached us in years. It comes-the of Orcsmn Short Tine railros-us under a gniscq advertise the Wizard of th cent, often more, to the supposed value of an and the pqrk transnorta-tmompirv We article. our manufacturers are that forget Wasatch. As for those gentlemen in Salt Lak eomnpoies were without r as a necessity to the country as are our just great who' have the audacity to try to work word dfirins tfio dav ss to the the BACK IN THE BARBER BUSINESS and navy, and just as great a cause for nrogress of. the abase. army r the From in state a mansueh the country press throughout ide most countries,.. the stamp of foreign In station-nea- r pi troop Did Faithful ner, we have little respect manufacture is insisted upon to protect the buyer "evser a sou ad con of eavalm With a hope of misleading the country edirushed south of Le Lpey creek do the substitution of foreign and there-tor, stories which contain little or no news value against sShoshnnt lake The lines tighlv AN EASY SHAVE AND AN ARTISTIC " HAIR CUT, in their yEOR those of fore, for goods have been sent out in envelopes bearing the stamp drawn around the western and CALL ON HIM. outhem boundaries of the paid fthe UtaLXewspaper Association, others are domestic make. The trouble is that we do not give to our inmav-ha-been thrown out sent out in envelopes carrying the return addrei ixxl Jtno i we due whieh is dustries the i of the justly appreciation Salt Lake Route. Some of the editors have fallen into the trap and published the stories, but rave about the army and liavy aiid fuss about irff'S'gsnxsrffi: ttwzwz gstjr&g (q AisJUsilia nil ' honor to the flag, forgetting that these are simply the proprietors who regard tlwiy alvei-value will no doubt pass the grafters symbols and thatJ2peaee hath its victories-nspace-o- f One reason for this is the renowned than war. dope on to" the waste basket. We our industries are ready-madfact that si:,:;!,," Frequently the newspapers hv terial from concerns throughout the country, hut have not had to wade through the difficulties hich men have evolved from goat and sheepskin seldom does it come from people so close to home; covered savages. The growth of our indust rit AMERICAN WIRE! FENCE, COMBINATION FENCE, WINDOW:, GLASS, READY. MIXED rid more .seldom does It come bearing the stamp so. closely woven with our nations history of reliable concerns. .PAINT, FLOOR PAINT, PAINT BRUSHES, BUILDERS HARDWARE, CEMENT, HARD WALL If thejmrnival to he given under the name of as in other lands; not for us the traditions of the PLASTER, IvIaLTHOI) ROOFING. theW izard of the Wasatch is to be conducted by Italian weavers with whom it was a crime to allow such slip fingered" methods we should feel justi-o- d the secrets of their craft to te divulged, outsfily DOORS, WINDOWS, SHINGLES, LATH, LUMBER, NAILS, BOLTS, ETC. P in advising our readers to stay" away from their own eommuitity, nor the respect witfy with h because of Iheir textile skill and its benefit to the Salt Lake at that time. the refugees from Holland and France The Post, for one, will do anything JnJioost-a- , country, wcreTvel eomriTHiy ot her nations .vvhen rcTTgioiH PHONES 104 AND 105. PROVOlUTAH. egitimate enterprise whieh is conducted on tr - t them from their native lands. drove e persecution hv and watch-thegitimate basis, but rgjrTn: jnrvrg'gR'iiii'irsst icgKKPi us to awaken to the. fact that the IHxTnrrp-f- or Lil && IHJ Z defrauded ont of, valuable not her military and nav al nations industries, is beyond our conception space by forces, are her backbone, and to realize that of.iairnessjuhl in justice to t ti e cquutryedi t ors American Goods for Americans is not a fad but f we hasten to enter a protest against such methods a jpiesetion of true patriotism. Therej4 ah element of graft in sueh a scheme the weekly papers or the state arid better that it would be an easy matter to mainshould not he permitted Salt Lake tain a company of young men that would be a the people outside of the limits of that eity cery credit, to the state. Provo is practically the only time some ambitious youth wants to give a ear the larger centers of the state without nival or what-noThere is a selfish motive back city among L. of militia or a military school . v of it all and the people of Utah should pot fall 3 company is There an erroneous impression among the victims of such schemes that Salt Lake may that to join the National Guard individuals profit thereby. Let the Shylocks show means moral tj some of the degradation. Today just an atom of fairness, if they export the sun jdtest moral men in the state are among the militiaport of the people outside and favors from 'the men, and better training cannot he had anywhere. i country press. It instills" into, the young man a patriotism and A o love of eountry-J-aambition for advancement N. G. U. SHOULD BE REPRESENTED a and of inestimable value. physical training IN PROVO. fac. ''So let its hope that Prqvo will soon contribute go, While the National Guftnl of Utah was a company to the National Guard of Utah. camped' within our city the question was asked 0 0 0 Why cant Provo maintain a company of dol The nityi who never advertises is like Tn answer to such a question we feel safe in i.ving that Provo could well support fishermJu who forgets to bait his hook. , o o n- sueh a eompnnv, sqd there is a great many voung N I men in our ,midsf who would he glad to got Aim ; My heart is too powerful, what shall I do! military raining. complained a lady to ae local physician. win, It lias been years since Provo bad a Cnninanv promptly advised her to give it away, ' of militia and conditions" concerning the National o o o Guard affairs have so materially changed for the TTuerta went in drunk and came out'drunker. There -- t eh i M j f ! 1 -- t! J SANA 3 ( j 1 I t ii 1 most-deceitf- ui - -- V--. y ALBERT MANWARING ( 1 n fnr-Utn- 274 West CenteFStreeF " -- -' eyes,-infer- ior - J ve J ebe Lumber Company o e. I g-- t ; i Wholesale and Retail v is-n- 1- - w to-sta- i country-newspape- All Kinds of Mill' WoTk i nd rs -- suoh-iqgra- tes to-gr- i . I t OuT aft t. cer'1-'tii- in i H lose-fiste- d ll -- if 4 t h 'tv Are. less than any other concern in the State; hence we can sell , you a piano for considerably less than any one else. Ch- Pianos sold by us direct from v tory to your home. We have saved many othersmany lars, let us do the same for you. - j tnili-1iamen- ? , 1 Expenses . BLAKE MUSIC COMPANY S' |