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Show PACB TWO ' THE PRO VO POST "r L demonstrate and instruct the people in gefaeral, compared along general lines of dairying, with the toad. It is doubtful if 5 , including barn construction, dairy per cent of that amount, if any, breeding, sanitary milk produe- - has been spent for toad hatcheries,-I- n tion and feeding; He win COn- fact, a very small sum would needed. will be and demonstrations Only k stagnant pool supduet Farmers of any part of the state ervise as explained in the case of here and there with enough water- Other state-wid- e -- running into it to keep it from may now get expert advice on any Prof. Caine. will be appointed going dry, until the little tadpoles demonstrators a new from agricultural question or pollywogs could hop away, division which has just been cre' i Many things could be said ColUtah the ated by Agriculural about the beautiful little bug eat-- J lege. The men composing this new Prove Bench Club er, hut most ruit growers appre- - . . ''f'; its vAlue and vie think will department are known as state-wide demonstrators and are expeche glad to join in with the Provo ted to spend their time giving such Bench Commercial Club, in doings ' advice to the farmer as may be something to increase the toad Pax-marequested. -- President J. W population. as announced heretofore, It isthe intention of the club The following comunication has will be the special advisor on ques- been received from the Provo'Jto apply for an appropriation tions of dry farming. John T. Bench Commercial Club on ihe large enough to try out a few Caine III., who is already known toad : ' toad hatcheries. - The Provo to the majority of the state farm, Beneh Commercial Provo Post. Co., which has ere, will have charge of the animal club, e Provo, always sftown tts husbandry department and will usefulness, hopes to accomplish : advise farmers by correspondence many things which will be beneficand'acfual demonstration as to the Kindly place. this little article ial to the public. about the toad somewhereTn your O. H. ANDERSON, jest method to pursue' m any It is quite important. line of work. He will' be paper. Secretary, I The' toad Is probably the most assisted by Mr. Hen R. Eldredge, orchad-ist- , who will have immediate charge useful little creature the How the Trouble Start. and alfalfa the gro wgardener of the dairying. Constipation Is thr cause of many we his premises and yet ailments and disorders that make life Prof. Caine will conduct demonstr- er has on ; Chamberlains i Tabations-among the animal hus- seldom see anything in onr news- miserable,.- T$e bowels (Regular 'and keep yonr lets, the 'elsewhere or uring bandmen of the state to encourage papers you wilL avoid , these diseases.' this of animal. little the greater and more efficient pro- multiplicity by all dealers. (Adv.p they duction of the desirable strains of . Agricultural scientists, stock. He will visit and demon- who have studied the toad and Try the Provo Tailoring Comstrate to those who in his opinion know all about him, say he eats a pany for satisfactory pressing should introduce larger measure big meal about every hour. Those and cleaning. of livestock farming in their bus- of us who have watched it know iness and advise them best how to it is busy night and day. and that proceed in such development. He it lives almost entirely upon will aid the farmers by advice in worms and insects that are de' purchasing pure stock, advising structive to crops. is belief the of the writer It His sires. particularly regarding ' that fruit growers and gardeners AT THE work during fiscal years 1914-1- 5 i will deal particularly with the could not meet with much success introduction of more and better if the toads were not continually beef cattle and hogs. He will carry hopping about .eating worms and '' on field demonstrations indepen-- ! tugs. Two' bla natural Titus of the Utah Agcicul-trict- s dently in those counties or dis-hot sulphur water where county demonstrators tural College values each toad in emptied pools, have not been appointed and will 40 orchard at nineteen dollars and cleaned twlco a weak. supervise the instruction of theieac 5rearR ls n0 uncommon thing to county- demonstrators in animal Fins for Rheumatism husbandry by visiting them, going jkanrtlu,t a $25,000.00 appropria over their countv with them jn tion 1138 fPPn made bythe govern-- 1 Turkish Bath and Bad $1 ' demonstration and'Tield instruc- - roent t0 increase the dumber" bf fish in various streams. Some-- 'r tion as often as possible.' SuhutaB Bath,, 93 W TUrl tooth, 8H Loin Otty thin that of veiT little Pse to Ben R. Eldredge, state-wid- e demonstrator in dairying will conduct field instruction and demonstrations among the dairymen ot the state and among those who in his opinion should engage in r measure of dairy farming During the fiscal years 1914-1fie w- BACK IN THE BARBER BUSINESS will I oy oiate FvnPffc Experts EDITORIALS - H. C. HICKS, Editor J that tax levy. . THAT SALARY CUT. With all of the Supreme Gall of the ignorWith an expression of I am holier than ant our contemporary still tries to contend that the two Democratic county commissioners 1 ( thou, met last Monday afternoon to put into effect the the Democratic administration has reduced taxes, of yet according to the levy they are still two mills following plank of the Democratic platform higher than the levy under the Republican admintwo years ago: In the face of the iact that the burden of istration. Last year, the levy was two and one-hamills higher than the Republican levy. Certaxation in Utah County is so .heavy that the common people are staggering under the load, tainly we know the commissioners added two we wish to inform the taxpayers of this county mills for general school purposes in order to get that the present Republican county commissioners a more equitable adjustment of school funds in have this year again increased the salary of the county, and it was up to the Democrats to see that ..the district conformed to, the 'increased every officer of Utah county except the surveyor insuch that and county levy by decreasing' their district levies. and superintendent of schools, crease fixes the salary of every officer of Utah Many districts did redtfce their' levies, but not aR ' of them,' and the Democrats Rave done nothing to county at the highest limit allowed by law. -get those districts to comply with the order. (Then the salary lists were quoted.) But when weaccount forthe two mills there comWe pledge our candidates for county is still 'another half mill that the commissioners missioners of Utah county to reduce "salaries as added a year ago. This year they only made the and useless provided by law, and to eliminate all levy-thsame as it was two years ago by striking unnecessary assistants and deputies. When these two commissioners had figured heavily at the widows apd orphans pension fluid. This reduction makes the levy the same, but does the whole thing out they found that the plank not settle in the increase tax money. was put into the platfrom' as a vote getter, for the when and full Two years ago Utah county had an assessed salary, every official drew the reduction time came this year official Democracy valuation of approximately $15,258,000.00, and How- assessment was made on that amount. This year waslip in protest against the reduction. stood pat ,and the county valuation was $16,271,577.24 and e the ever, the two commissioners. made the cut.- - And what a cutL From the dizzy Democrats, knowing that this would increase-thheights' of thesalary pinnacle they dropped collectable amount, did toot make provision to rehad duce the tax levy one cent. Then came the infive per cent When the commissioners figured out the sum total they found that Ihe crease of valuation on farm lands by the state forty thousand people of : Utah county had board of equalization (which is not a partisan emerged from the fray with their burdens lifted. board as our contemporary would have the public Lifted to the sum total of $425.00 per year. believe, hut is made up of both Democrats and Common people, just think of the saving! Republicans) which ulds another $534,000.00 to Wont it make us all like the engine running with- the county valuation which gives the administratout a load, slow down or jump the track ion, another half million dollar increase to tax. . - Of course the officials are now' breathing Thus we find the Democrats shouting loudly r easier, for in no instance will; the cut reach a about the tax burdens imposed by the Republihundred 'dollars on any one official per year. cans. while they themselves are collecting thousWhen it came. to eliminating deputies, how- ands of dollars more than the Republicans id from ever, they found that there were no useless one the coffeis of the common in the Republican party. In fact the Democrats people and at'lhejsame time. they. boast of savin-had to retain Republicans on the force for week fhe county $10,000.00, If they have saved 4 ho bcfo,re they felt able to handle the affaire of the comity a single penny they have done so by failrt of house full Now as alone. county js ing to spend the money collected for the roaiF deputies as at anytime in the county history of this county, for the road work was almost enThese deputies are receiving more money thou tirely neglected until this summer, whefi. work most of the Republican deputies, and as far as ef- Vas .started to help carry the coming election. ficiency goes, there is not place where they are If any taxpayer believes that the Democrats ' more efficient. , have lowered his taxes, let him examine his tax 0 o o "iceipts for two years ago and then compare them THE INDIAN WAR VETERAN. uith the amount he will have to pay, this year With the coming of the Indian War Veteran Put your own tax to the test and you will your to Provo'comcs recollections of the days when, ovr HHwer,4I r xpay er. beautiful Garden City, was in its infancy ami o o o il 1 Fort Provo was the bulwark of strength up r TWO PEOPLE IN A STORE. the Vwriy settlers depended for detenst ; Have .utiios! the Indians. Xo doubt the veterans who you ever observed the actions of a man are holding their minion on the Tabernacle and a woman iu a store? If not, you still have 1 grounds note the changes more than all others 'omething to learn. for it was during the infancy of a fair ertv tlmi -- Me spent a few minutes in a local store yesforth marched to thiiy , fight and bleed for defense terday and this is what we sawi of their homes and the children who were to A man from the"countrystrolTed In, greeted sene such important positions in chan gin gTh" tha'Troprictorwvith a breezy Hello7 remarked sag(rTnfshndescrts of the valley to gardens of about tliey eather, crop prospect the latest dog wealth. fight and a few other important . matters, and Now 'the surviving members ofthe Oil eventually remembered that he wanted a curry Guard have come back to join hands in fellow- comb, lie took th first one h a nTTeiTlum Tossed a ship, to recount the bleeds of the long ago and to dollar on the counter, shoved the change into his spend a few days With thecomrades of their pticket without counting helpod liimself to -- an youth. While they are here Frovo is entertainin' a; 'pie. leisurely followed his nose Tnto the them and well Uioy should, for to them w e ovc street. much of our success as a city--- -? Ten minutes later a woman walked briskly The lives of these men. and women too. in. handed the clerk a smiling good morning. should stand as object lessons to the youth of nd promt ply requested to he shown Provo, for mayhap we may in different ways I She picked it up, felt of it, held it up to the light, called upon to. march forth and there offer our twisted it, turned it over, examined itfrom every kves on the altar of public welfare, and we should vantage point, considered the price and rejected hcas willing as they to give-al- l for those we love, it It vashot just whatTshe Was looking Tor even though life itself he the cost. And we foils Did the clerk have something else! lie dal icmcmber that those who live today offered as Three different somethings were shown her withmuch as those, who fell in battle, but providji-out any better result. Then the light of the was more kind to them and now they are com- world returned to her first love, tested it, fondled memorating the less fortuhate. it, caressed it, and told the clerk she "guessed it 0 0 0 .1 : would do, though not just exactly what- - she ' A ' WILSON BUSINESS BOOM. wanted' Merritt Wooleh Mill at Webster, employing Slip paid for it, counted her change carefully 500 hands, was closed Monday on accounted lack let her eyes roam over the store, took note of of orders. Chase Woolen Mill is also shut down rumehous things she wanted later our and deand three Slater plants are working only four parted with a fund of information stored up for Boston Np"'s Biircatl. days a week. her next visit. ITerc is another sample of the Women are born shoppers. psychologio o o cal depression and the Wilson business boom General Villa insists that lie was only a that is teaching to all parts of the country. Webster is but a small place on the textile chicken bandit. Which may account for his abilTap, but it is suffering from a great deal more ity to feather his nest. v than psychological depression, as the hundreds o o- - o of unemployed know wrllr- Their, A correspondent wants to know what causes pay envelope tells the storv. Free traders and progressives will swift pains in the body. Possibly a punch.' Or seehe scare m W lister for some time to ing the other fellow with your girt. come., lf e -- j the-cou- n, -- .Utah-Gentleme- par-icul- n ar - For-sal- . Sfttr 1 - - i - r ALBERT MANWARING lar-?e- 5 3 rr r r- SI We Redeem Them m - Bring your Piedmont Clgarsttu and all other Liggett ft Myers cigarette anC tobacco coupons to our premium Depart tnenb Full value. We have pig i&a oi stock of premiums. Hedquist Drug Company PROVO, UTAH 274 West Center Street S3 63 I I H FOR AN EASY SHAVE AND AN ARTISTIC CALL ON HIM. HAIR CUT, SESSSKSSIi rsrs? -Ta 1 Beebe Lumber Company Wholesale and Retail AMERICAN FENCE, WINDOW GLASS, READY MIXED PAINT, FLOOR PAINT. PAINT BRUSHES, BUILDERS HARDWARE, CEMENT, HARDWALL WIRE, FENCE, COMBINATION PLASTER, MALTHOID ROOFING. N DOORS, WINDOWS, SHINGLES, LATH, LUMBER, NAILS, BOLTS, ETC' . AUKindsofMlIlWork PHONES 104 AND 105. PROVO, UTAH. -- ' hus-and-s- o. , t ! - . ri , Our Selling Expenses Are less, than any other concern in the State: hence we can sell you a piano for considerably less than any one else. ' Pianos sold by us go direct from fac- tory to your home. We have saved many others many dollars, let us do the same for you. BLAKE MUSIC, COMPANY e |