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Show , i r4rv a jNI c nrs k aavr-S- Provq: Post r nj ja y -- 7 PROVO CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1915. NUMBER 11 VOLUME VH STRAWBERRY PROJECT WILL - GET M.I.A. BASKET LARGE APPROPRIATION YEAR FISCAL I1EKT FOR BALL TEAMS READY-FO- The Strawberry project came up for LABOR UlilOIIS ARE favorable consideration yesterday ia the house of representative, for la FIGIITIIIG PROHIBITION the sundry civil appropriation bill t . to theTiouSTby' theapproprla-tlonThe Labor Unions of Salt Lake and committee, the sum of $393.00 j was reported for this great project for Ogden are making a determined fight the fiscal year ending July 1, 1913. against prohibition and According to officials in the reclame , have now petitioned the governor in a lion service a large amount of money j --memorial protesting against' the statewill be spent In building canals before The memorial follows: wide law, . that time. With the farmers rapUly signing To the Governor and Members of the for the Strawberry water the Interior State Legislature of Utah: department officials have taken a mors In view of that a bill cftll- friendly attitude toward this great )ng for prohibition ia now project of late and the above approstate before the legislature, we herepriation la to be used largely for build Ing canals and laterals from the diver- by emphatically protest against the - eioa dam at the mouth of - Spanish t enactment of such a law and a Fork canyon to the sections which the following reasons It has been conclusively proved In .wlU come under Irrigation from this states that prohibition does not other system. ' of In south the end farmers prohibit.' The the It does decrease the consumption of 'valley are enthusiastic. over the outlook for. the early completion of the light alcoholic beverages, such as beer - project, and also anticipate much labor and wine, and increases the consumpon the big canals in be built which tion of whisky. Therefore, it prowill glTe the dlctricta to be Irrigated mote the thing which it seeks to de'labor. stroy. We believe 'that the beet notation is found in the enforcement of (be pres: ent laws, which call for strict fegula-yoHOME AND SCHOOL and make the licensed saloon optional every community, . ASSOCIATION MET T To Inforce prohibition upon those cities that have recorded their, vote .The officers of the Home and School in opposition would ha unjust legislation, ' contrary to the will of the peo-pie . - , tatives, which forms the board . The mutual confidence and good ftol, met with the city superintendent and principals and formulated plans feeling which now exists throughci for the work of the association. Utah, and which Is so vital to There will be In the near future prosperity 'and growth 'of our state, should not be disturbed. districts the of held in each meeting THE SERIES Beginning withSaturday, JPeb, Cth, will be played a, series of basket ball games between the Mutual team a I there s of the Provo wards. Each ward wOl have both Senior and Junior teams. A state-wid- e - eaior isonewbo IstaklngSenior and a Junior is one who to class work, v taking Junior class work. Every member of the different competing team must have an average attendance of meet- at least BO per cent o! Mutual , ana while must have bags competing, attended at least eight meetings before he Is eligible to play. The town will be divided Into two districts. AS wards north 'of Center street will be in the north district And -- the-fa- ct - Vr state-wid- e -- - -- -- -- set-fort- -- will play In the B. Y. U. gymnasium. All wards south Of Center street wfB be in the south district and will play in the Third Ward gymnasium. Ward athletic managers will kindly have men ready to play at the scheduled v 1 time. ' Schedule for south district, to he played In Third ward gymnasium: Saturday, Feb. 6, at S p. nu First ward Juniors vs. Second ward Junior. Saturday, Feb. 6. at 4 p. m. First ward Seniors vs. Second warit Senior. Saturday, Feb, 18, 8 p. m. Bonne- - j' n 'r G x -- - yiRa., ward'. A. of-eo- n- - : esentative. At these meetings second thd to the city Itself be discuseel first; and retain - g schroob-problem- s -- bTke J - those-vital - , Ple Sralbuj&,VtMialtatioaa..wer. Kt - - gpANi3H';WRK.Ah'''elThhslif8tic' Utah is to hold her place as a leader About six weeks ago the- shipmrints deroi by the ward choir knd solos by meeting was held in the Commercial ucn an act must neccs- - frOTn The following program will be given In the west, Utah county were gathered uo Walter P. Whitehead and Mrs. Frank club rooms .Wednesday, eveningand in the Second ward Sunday evening sarily increase the per capita and taken to Salt Lake, from which Ramsey. club was reorganized and new ofjthe at 7 p, m., under the auspices of the which is already very high. polnt they were shipped east with a - ficers electei as follows: J. IL Snell, As laboring men interested in M. I, A. conjoint. most a train Iced of provisions gath- Mr. C. H. Turner from Eaton, Colo president; J. P. Creer, vice president; 'vnp-- l nolo Schuberts Serenade, own welfare and the states profrss, J ered other sections of )he-I- a herevlslting friends-an- d relatives, Edward -- Moneyrseeretaryr' Johir"J. which means prosperity for us, we state. Mr. and Mrs. S'las Allred of Banks, treasurer; David Prior, c Myrten Thurmond. ' Cutney hope that our view on thi3 subje-- t The steamship Aymenc, oound for Wood River, Idaho, are visiting in the Creen, David E. Robertson W H. '..Benlltg, Eudora Eggertsen. receive your careful consideiation Rotterdam, left the New York harbor Chai leg Clarinet solo, selected. ' hurst. Edward M. Banka, Fred city. Lewis, and we present them In all fairness. j last MitcheH. six with bunthousand four Jr , J. B: Hughes, Mayor Lars Neil&on tght Vocal duet, selected. Misses Ada dred tons of supplies from Utah, Tows,. President A. N. Merrill will speak Elias Hansen and Dr. Joseph Hughes, Howe and Ora Bailey. j Kansas, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan before thg Parents c'ass of the Sixth board orgovernors. SECOND SEMESTER Lecture, 'Religion As a Montana, Texas, Delaware, Illinois, ward Sunday schod Sunday morning. Asset, Elder Ratah Nelson. Wisconsin, and WasMngton. Subject, The divorce suit of Vers. Conuel vs. Spiritualizing the Home. The supplier lnfclude'?! grains, flour. Ail are Invited to attend. "7 William "Cornel, in wb'cb both parties .v SaluidaLJ artii'l1ihr! AT BEGINS IS r- --YOUNG UTAH-MA- N canned goods, and-al-l kinds of clothing "8sked'for'a decrea of divorce on the p'av fn' wionehlp of Provo, iw IN TROUBLE AT BUTTE and should reach the Belgians in (Mlss Helen Neacll, Of this city, ground of cruelty, has been before the B. Y. U. gymnasium. Junior at or the Biig- - about ten days. The underwent an operation for append!-- ' Jndg A. B Morgan for two ('ova. 3 p. m. and Seniors at 4 p. m. citis at the Provo General Hospital Yesteiday a decree wes given In favor BUTTE, Mont., Feb. 2. Ben Miller, ham Young University w'li commence sen- - next Monday a who made Aergwell. when man, M's. some few Hays ago and the reports to- - of the dTenadant on his cross- Marla mornng, young mother the ot nmy adippper AUSTRIANS FVACUATE awaiting, sen- - changes wii be made m the --SaUonab escape w hU Willrim KereEllot fhis city, died here day are that Miss Newell is gettiug plaint. ' TARNOV' UNrER FIRE fence in a local court room n year courses of both coU 30 and hi.h on Vreflnerday, The deceased was 86 along very nicely. "v ago, was eai.dtmd noon his ritum school departments. New coarsen n ill yenrs ef age, a native of Englanl and AMSTFPD4M, Feh. 4 The to Utah from Australia in 1902. here today and sentenced to fivty also begin and students v ill oe Silven Zobell the fifteen year od the foiowing couple here on Wednes-Shs War press bureau is survived by her husband and sen of Mr. and Mrs- .- Peter 'ZobeH. dav: WiHiam Dingman. of da;s in Jell. IBs alleged connection tered for theSicond half of the souocl foRow iuc: tbe Lake Salt several children living in Idaho, and underwent an operation last n'ght for pnd Nell'e Brown of Prdvo. with, the theft of ' government mail year. Tarnew We everrated The past semester has been oije of her son William Keree'.l residing in appendicitis at the Provo General sacks will now b investigated The bombarded the Russians after The His condition is reported ecks were taken from tbe depot p!at- - the most saccessful in the history of Provo. ; Hospital. Mr. Newton R. Jackson, who haa place with very favorable. Seen employed since he returned front A decisive battle is being foe'ht are very favorable foj this year to be' The United Commecial Travelers . his Jnission as district accountant for in (he region of Duk la." solicitor the greatest in the history of the .will hold a social and banquet at the .Yesterday morning Miss Neola Arm- - the Utah Light and Power Ooxnjvahy.t Tarnow, a town rt some tatru to- -, for a fanning paper in. Utah. school. With new courses added the Hoover Palace of Sweets after-theitriend was taken to the Grover U D. has discontinued his duties for the babltanK s on the Biala river, w Ho worked until last week in Provo Institution is rapidly reaching a upst regular meeting tomorrow evening. S. Hospital In Sait Lake, where she purpose of attending college at the B. short' Mstance from Its JnnoMon w'" nd he said Utah people would, give ep viable position among the t Local and visiting memrs of Provo was operated uron and her ccnd Her Y. U., preparatory to a study of medi' the Dundee end 135 miles il him good recommendations. 'schools of the west. Is reported as being very favorable. .Council No. 428 will be present. j , cine (Lemborg I- -- Sen1rjrs-vs.Tirfrd - Tol-wi- ll j I I -- second-semest- B.Y.U; the-eba- m er com-regu- 1 vegis-ica-n- e b-- e . he-v- mo-trr- s ! -- I ir ( sr; gr.-a- - . I ' - " 1 . ! J 4 i - i vs.-Fou- - 1HSEC0I1D TARD ' - Saturday, March 13, S p. m. Slrth ward Juniors vs. Second ward Juniors, Saturday, March 13, V p. ml Eixtlx ward Seniors vs. Second ward Senior. Schedule for north district, to bo played In the B. Y. U. gymnasium Saturday, Fsb. 6, 3 p. m. Fifth ward Juniors vs. Fourth ward Junior. Saturday, Feb. 9, 4 p. m. Fifth ward Seniors,- -. ward Seniors 3 March 13, p. m. Third Saturday, ward Juniors vs. Pioneer ward Junior. Saturday. March 13, 4 p. m. Third ward Seniors vf Fkmeer war$ Sentonb-SaturdaMarch 20, 3 p. m. Fifth ward Jdtt!6cBr vs: Thfrd ward Junior Saturday, March 20, 4 p. m. Fifth ward Seniors vs. Third ward Seniors. aSturday, March 27, 3 p. m- .- Fourth ward Juniors vs. Third ward Junior. Saturday, March 27, 4 p. m. Fourth, want Senior.-- ' ward Saturday, March 6, 3 p. m. Pioneer ward Juniors va. Fourth ward Juniors. Saturday, March 6, 4 p. m. Pioneer ward Seniors vs. Fourth ward Senior. Saturday, March 13, 3 p. m. Pioneer ward Juniors vs. .Fifth ward Juniors. Saturday. March 13, 4 p. m. Pioneer ward Seniors vs.F!frt ward Scniora. out-of-to- INTERESTING PROGRAM - Seniors. - Ib-ee- 1 Saturday, JIarch ,6.3 ville ward Juniors vs. First ward Juniors. Saturday, March 6, 4 p. m. Bonne- villa ward Seniors vs. First ward . 1234561 School Associa!tk,08n School Association, Is solicitious of the support of the patrons of the public schools and citizens of our city, ' Jpaiors.,, 3ML..w Seniors. - j -- , . -- - questions that pertain to the education of our children. , ' Occasionally meetings will be held at tbe Central school to summarise the work of the districts. The first meeting under the new . plan .was held .. at. the LTlmpanogos school Wednesday evening. Mrs. Esther C.' Stewart, who has "been made president of tbe Home and 1 "4 ' AROUIIDJROVO ' 111 .places, as well as our home lecturers, who will meet and take part In discus--sfa- our FARMERS WILL HOLD " " MEETING TONIGHT ; will be considered.-- " There will be lecturers from other 7X - : local happenings - Juniors. ' Saturday, Jan. 13, 4 p. m. Bonne- ville ward Seniors vs. Sixth Ward Seniors. ...J. Saturday Feb. 20, 3 p. m. Tirst ward Juniors vs. Sixth ward Junior. Saturday, Feb.-- 20, 4 p. m. First ward Seniors vs. Sixth ward Seniors, , Saturday, Feb. 27, 3 p. m. Bonneville ward Juniors vs. Second ward Jun lor. 4 Feb. 27, p. m. Bonne-Saturday, vllle ward Sen tors VB. Second ward Reports are com) ng,Jln from,n land owaers around 1 , hat a general business depression ev- parts of the city stating that shores of Utah lake Will meet at George-E- . Russell died Tuesday at 7 o'clock tonight Tor the r Many hoboes and tramps are calling on throughout the . pur-- J The residents for fool, No less his home in this city from diabetes. factories 'are- Idle- snd'iheusands- - of pose of discussing plans for prothan a dozen such palls . were The deceased was 70 years old and te ' aboring men are out of employment, tectlng themselves ggalpaf the , on. ' Chief "7.of - " ' madg'lhfs-aflernorontff ertngTbeso'TacfBr'we--beTfe- ve flood waters of the lake. Notices survived by his wife and two children' ' have heen-ee- nt Police W. F. Giles has been tak- - 'that the state of Utah cannot affo-d- T out to the farm- w The he taken to St Johns nF charge of all tramps, hoboes at this time to strike down mdua'ries. ers around the lake and there Is $ Tooele county, for burial, as that 1S. and unemployed found in the city confiscate property and add a targe j. every indication of a very large S former. reaidfince,.of..the deceaaed. - r - a(.ten(aKe& '4f number-e- l men tbtrvmhltmtte"ad-"ha kept them-- ' "meeUhg7'"Oue " of the principal matters to take T employed. Such an act must be vtewed dy Jail over night and fed them y rs. Dorothy Bauix of Pleasant In the morning and would un- In the light of also confiscating th-up jg that of assessing the land View died at hef home Wednesday owners 5c per acre to defray the doubtedly be pleased to learn of wages of men who are now earning au ; lhee unemployed men who are afternoon.. Mrs. Bailm is 22 years old honest living. char8e of forcing better; drain- Older and more advanced stales lake- from begging on the streets of Provo. toothef 6f two ctudren, who, an4 od . parties visited by them have discarded prohibition as imprac- . . , , T? ...er' , - ?er' .5.should notify tbe policedepait-tl caj and. ,ha vp . adopted local. .option,, al enrices will be held tomorrow ment without delay. with strict regulation, as the best soludirectors atj Yesterday the i oclock at the Pleasant View meet-- of the Utah Lake Land and irrigation tion of the liquor question. Utah Is comparatively a young state. j company were here attendlng a month-Her greatest resources are waiting were'bere company attenling a monththe necessary revenue for deveoi-men- t FOOD FROM PROVO The funeral services over the rely directors meeting. The following The Mates present Income is mains of Mrs. Wm. O. Nuttall were insufficient,' and It would be a step in the First ward meeting house were preent: U K Nuum SaK Lake; held CROSSIIIG OCEAII backward to curtail that, revenue by were: N. R. Waldo, Boise; 8, U Chipman, Wednesday.' '"The speakers enacting a prohlbltno law. FurtherPresident Jos R. Murdock of Heber, American Fork; A. J. Evans, Lehi ; , e car of supplies shipped Bishop Jos. A. more, an act that destroys property Buttle,- Bishop Wm. P. F, W. Klrkham, Salt Lake, and Presi- and Throws men out' or employment -- hL dent Joseph R. Murdock,' Heber.--- J, cffnrihf Te tansTdereii constructive Teg- A. Wlckam, of ocgaa hound: for Belgium to relieve tbe Taylor and Elder - that relate to' the district will questions that . di. i3 COmim'-n..,hnQ.wl- R y, -- |