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Show r THE PROVO POST pro-- , the night by Deputy Sheriff J. L. The (Hobson and is now in the county Chocolate Soldier.- - lie has a wel1 .jail pending giving $1500 baij. Strained voice mnd handled his Dart was suspected of the theft, Rnc still that the deputy said, when the Super- S'bcrs everyone was delighted with his(ior Iloney company bougnt wax from .the Bissenger company ot Part on the program; ' , ( ongrc.vsrnan n eo g t in a Frank Byron comedy Salt Lake and found the wax to the First District of Colorado, has snnt with Louise Langdon e its own product, which they The Dude Detecfve.say was sold by Dart.' ' formally left the democratic par- - titled ty and will opposelhe Wilson d- - simply got his audience. ,As'a Dart .recently completed a sen- -, comedian he ranks among the fence in Provo for bootlegging. ' -- v ministration. jMr. Ash is advertised-o-n gram as the recent hit Representative Kindel Leaves the Democracy of j I en-ih- j Just a few weeks agcrDf. Joseph F. Merrill and a coterie of friends got together and to name the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. They represented themselves as a delegation of educators. After man they succeeded in getthe they had named to endorse their - man ting the Confusionists and he was placed on the hybrid ticket. A short time after thi3 was done Dr. Merrill, one of the be- leading teachers' of the University of Utah, came a candidate for the state senate and received the nomination at the hands of the Democrats in Salt Lake county. Since that time many people have-beeasking Merrill Dr. taken for opinions on the position by and most of those consulted believe that not only was the Gowans nomination a - serious 'mistake, but Merrills nomination for state senator should be accompanied by a declaration that he will resign his position in the school if elected to the office. At the present time the state schools are entirely out of politics and the actions of the teachers at Utahs leading institutions are closely watched by the people. - The TJniversityof Utah, especially, draws very heavy On the state treasury, and the mixing in politics to the' extent of seeking special political preferment in the legislature does not meet with the approval 6f the people. At 'the present time there are teachersvvho are filling appointive positions on state boards because of their special training along the line of their work, but none of them are holding their positions because of their politics. Merrill js breaking away from the --rule of keeping the school free from polities, and his break is certainly going to make some decided unpleasantness for the University of Utah. non-partis- i GOOD OR BAD TIMES WHICH? The results jof the European war have begun - AN UNWISE MOVE. an - to effect the.Amercan market and already the local merchants have ljeen advised of the advance in many lines of merchandise. Practically all imports are advanced from 10 to 30 per cent and American made goods are also soaring upwards. We are advised that all dye stuffs, including paper, and .even hewsprint that, is made almost entirelyln America, is to advance. But in spite of these advances ic is predicted that times will be good during the war. It will be a question of American goods for American people, and no doubt the American manufacturers will be busier than they have been for sometime. ' The West, however, is feeling the drop in the metals very keenly, and thousands of men ate thrown out of employment. In Montana over half of the mines have been closed and as a result that state is flooded with unemployed men. A similar condition exists in the mining camps in Nevada. .Utah mining camps have already felt the shock. And so the West is much worse off on account of the war. Provo, however, being an agricultural center and with the large woolen mills here, should Te able to hold her own during the trying war period. oo - o Mr. Kindel is one congressman These- Wlth Joe northwest - who has '. , , - thFftSe disregard . ln hl8 m CavD-D- .r ndevai v.rsshie and - I,vcn,ng spl..rthe present administration and ;n in . Democratic majority , Congress evemng s entertajmnent. has shown for the interests and industries of the section which he in part, represents. Mr. KindeltPURCHASE OF OWN WAX SOLD TO ANOTHER FIR had the courage to declare his lie will seek, re- LEADS' TO HIS ARREST independence. a, ratios; probably a, an Mrpend. j ent. for two reasons: First, the OGDEN, Aug. 19. Theft of a x. . I 1 I . O-h- "SaSos STSSAS out able to carry any obligations for all that there is in the North- west and second, his evident be- at Pive Points 0D April lit Hall's catarrh Cure Is taken inter-lie- f that few Democrats will be pany to Fred Dart of - Provo nally, acting directly upon the blood cjjare(j -oWim.ort' ,n an(j mucous purfaices of the system. sent Testimonials cents per bottle. free. 4 lie The President may know -- all about the syntax of Greek words, nit he does not know anything! about the practicaLquestions that are confronting the American I think . the peopleT resident has done a few good, lings and I shall suppdrt him in those, but, as a general thing, I and wngree with bis methods honey, ...... company. He says-th- e Price Sold.by'all 75 drug- - DO YOUR OWN" SHOPPIN G , polities. Hosiery COLUMBIA VAUDEVILLE ESPECIALLY GOOD - SHOPPERS WHO ARE NOT SHOPPERS. Civcs the L25T VALU2 fer Year I.!ozc7 Penny savers are d?llar raisers. One of the best bills yet shown e r I'.cn, Womcncri the pennies have the dollars to the vafideville patrons held Me People Eoerj Kind from Colton fo - But tt have-theboard-Columbia last the must the at save dollars you Jiighl. 2oc to per p r rom beginning to end the large tny Color and Style Frorri pennies ajid to save the pennies you must know andience was kept in a good huhow to shop. Lock lor li. TraX V.ziU . Soil ty 43 CooJ CcJen. mor bwthe exeeRent comedv Some shoppers, are not shoppers. They are Hoot Mon nev Mon 1 NET YORK Bonnie eleven spenders. v lads and lassies just WHOLES ALS Scotch Musical Revue, direct Money comes easy and goes easier. from Bonnie Scotland, was tbe They make plenty of money, yet live from Besides the ipadlirer. manv band to mouth. Some times the hand does not o o o this musical numbers given by reach the mouth. clever company a comedienne of TO RAISE SUGAR DUTY. . Their pockets are large, but have no bottoms. unusual ability- kepkthe audience .......Now that the war in EurfipeJsjredueing Abe Some-timthe money, does not reaeh their pockin an uproar of laughter.- -' revenues 'of the government the Democratic ad ets at all. It is spent before it is made. Ash,' a tenor soloist of exBACK IN THE BARBER BUSINESS .7 3 ministration is planning to place a revenue stamp They don't know how to shop, how to make ceptional ability, was obliged to to a number of encores respond tax on goods to make up the deficits needed by the a dollar buy a hundred cents worth of goods. government- - to meet the national liabilities. They know nothing of what they are getting until HOME COMING Senator Smoot lias decided to introduce a bill to after they get it SPANISH FORK increase the duty on, sugar. -- Whether the DemoThere is one great remedy for tfits evil care FOR AN EASY SHAVE AND AN ARTISTIC HAIR CUT, crats will give the beet grower this advantage has ful shopping. Excursion rates, CALL ON HIM. August not yet been determined, but the Democrats are in But carefyl shopping is a problem to some Tickets-on-m25th and August j 2fth. returning August 30th. via sss very dire straits over the $100,000,000 deficit and people... They begin at the end and quit before Route. Salt Lake are reaeh the they willingAo. do almost anything to sae key beginning. their faces. should turn to tliQ local paper.1 .It is4 They Try the Provo Tailoring .. o o the shoppers best friend. pany for satisfactory pressing It faithfully portrays the enterprise of the and cleaning. NATION FACING MEAT FAMINE. lists in its advertising' columns the fe Jvife'fe 'S'KK wf Jt'S' k VZ'x a Ojgnf EeononnFexperts of the Federal Uoverument " jfferings of live merchants,, and blazes .the path are giving the high cost of living problem thought- t the stores of best values. ' ful consideration and are investigating the high Tt gives them shopping information - which prices of meat. The Department ot Agriculture otherwise it jwould take time to acquire, and has just completed a census of the much which often they would never know. animals of the United' States and finds that there As a commercial encyclopaedia it is the first has been a decrease of 4,183,000 head and an instep to economical shopping, for when a store has American wire fence, combination fence, window r glass, ready mixed crease of $176,530,000 in value during the past offerings ofespecial value they are sure, to be PAINTl FLOOR PAINT. PAINT BRUSHES, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, CEMENT, HARDWALL year. On January 1, 1914, the herd numbered found in the paper. 144,507,000, compared with 148,090,000 he ad a . To shop economically they should study the plaster; malthoid roofing. year ago. advertisements with care every one of themr SHINGLES, LATH, LUMBER, NAILS, BOLTS, ETC. The bulk of the nations decreased meat supat every appearance of the paper, for to overlook ply is in the swine herd. Compared with last year it once might mean the missing' of the very artithe number of hogs in the United States hardfrain-ishej- l cles they are looking for. ; .2,185,000 head; cattle 175,000,. head, and PHONES 104 AND 105. Economical shopping is easy, if yon know PROVO, UTAH. 03,000 head. sheep l,i The major portion of the shopping if sea how are of a, ; but derelict in the you increased values is credited to the . .. , wilLtovv a safe the to you paper port. The jvalue of all cattle, excnding-milc- h cows, The paper guides you to the ways of when compamTMthJastyear, shows an increase shopping; economytifts you to greater 0f$TOf).688.OOO; swine have gained $9,842,000 ami affluence brings contentment and value, while sheep have depreciated $1,476,000.-- . happiness. " o a t ii !ea shoppe r-- not a spender. - f i i J We offer One Hundred dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured bv Halls .Catarrh Cure. f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, as We. tbe undersigned, have Khown F- for the last 15 years, and wbo-safv- C..-V.-- - S--- C0 -- Lord & Taylor . j -- ALBERT MANWARING - es . h 274 West Center Street 1' 25-2- 9. he a i 1: t i Try thePost Want Ad Column 5 - meat-producin- 7t! Beebe Lumber Company g Wholesale aiid Retail DOORS,-WINDOW- S, All Kinds oDMlll Work beef-anima- A s U . ls. o--- -- GUILTY o House-keepin- in ! 1 o o Helen Rowland, a writer of some note, very AtL,exehange Jias a department devoted to gracefully and svteetly hands us the following: Economical Probably ' A bachelor is a sheep in wolfs as a joke. clothing who goes through life In the -o o o eternal, harrow icg fear that every women he meets is about to lead Ghieago claims to be the cleanest of the large hurt to tbe altar for the mties of the United States. Not so! AYe are it! sacrifice, Guilly! And figainguilly, nm thri- guilX c . 0 o- Vun is a beep, q worm, a vain and useless When in doubt as to what to do, help your creature, fit only in hb tread under the heel of wife wash the didies. the fair Helen and her sisTer Ihlens. o o m ' If tbe bog market continues advancing, it - Hut woman, glorious woman! g. '- 4 - 1 1 s U 1 f I - - Nothing on this'eadl; is so " on j,f heaven- nmv soon got there. -- o bright, no work of man is so wonderful as this heiutifu! ereaturo whom God We our summer created and ealle.t woman." Europe.M omen isj.be light of tie wold, end without I'ght mu e-- men wuHl he i lunged into eternal "Biff! Bang! At it again! darkness. o o o- Riaioc he tint we have woman; Trol out the ABC mediators. ly Star is so 1 - tour of L.. Are less than any other concern in the State; hence we can sell you a piano for considerably less than any one else. : 1, Pianos sold by us go. direct from factory to your home. ' We have saved many others many dol- lars, let us do the same for you. -- Ineomparable woman o ! Dont grunt Which can make you move eh pliant, a mosquito, or a beet the fastest an 1 Ti.. o- - Lot the hogs do that. " O 0 o COMPANY. But Jvont it be a peach of a scrap! d |