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The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23
B. Y. U. TEAM DEFEATS
VISITORS FROM OREGON

The basket ball game played be-
tween the B. Y. U. and the Oregon
team last night was one OF the
hardest games Of the season. 1t
was won by the Local team in a
score Of 26 70 "a.
1t was snybody's game from the
start to the finish, and at the end
of the first half the visitors had a
lead Of IL to 10. The B. Y. u.
boys picked up in the second, and
at the call az time the score was
tied with "a. Extra time was call
ed, and in the mixup for the ball
( j. Christensen scored a basket from
the field, winning the game, The
lineup
r. " IT, Oregon,
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23
THREE YEARS IN THE
PEN IS B0L|N'S
SENTENCE

r Fl. Bo,in, the Stndehsker
prcs Co.'S agent. who left here
Nov o4tb, after taking anne ~ the
,omnspv's money, came before
Jrdce Pooih TODAY for sentence he
having entered q p'ea os pniltv
s.,,,dav On being asked II he
had ANYTHING 10 say whv sentence
should not be pronounced said;
aAll | have tn say, Judge. is that
made the mistake Of NV life, and
lam here 10 make amends, and
came here willingly, and Is there is
spy mercy for man In that posi-
don | shall he grateful for IT,"
Judge Booth-Thero is one
thing ! don't understand after the
talk | had with Won the'other dav.
Yon said that this was the only
thing against You. After that Mr..
Ro,s Of Lehi came in and he WIS
vsry anxious that action he taken
against you for bigsmv. Mr.. Ross
4 your brother in-law, is he MOI?
Bolin-Yes he is supposed to
be-
Judye Booth. Do you mean
bay th,t you did not marry his
sister,
Bolin-No / married his
sister, but the way he and the fam
ily have treated me / have bad
nothing to do with them for long
time. II there is anything against
me it is pmething that has been
gotten up by NV enemies, Mr.,
II ss is my enemy, | know. There
has been lot of newspaper talk
about where [ went after LETT
Provo, which / positively deny.
J,id ,e B ,th-Well the news
paper icpurts will have nothing T.
10 with this sentence and neither
will what Mr.. II ,ss sid. ii.
CINE to me Voluntarily just as y"n
did ard ! could not reconcile the
tvo statements. The Judgment OF
ihe Oolit is that YOU be couiiued H.
the state pr son for the term %
three years.
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23
ELKHORN FINED FOR
SELLING SUNDAY LIQUOR

Two complaints were lodged In
Justice Moons court Saturday
charging Charles Hedquist with
selling liquor on Sunday the Z, to
George Mcmahon and to Henry
Ellison. He Piled not guilty to
selling 10 Ellison and guilty to
selling to McMahon.
Afterwards he changed bis plea
to one OF guilty in both cases and
was fined s75 in each case, which
he paid.
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23

time being at least. | am not one
of those who are inviting trouble,
nor looking for it, IL the bill dies
in the senate and | never hear Of it
again will not shed rny tears"
That this qusstien is splitting the
Republican party wide open is adj
m'tted by more tSlu one OF the
party leaders in this city today.
The fellows ia the legislature are at
least some OF them, are trying 10 play
m the square, or at least rs they
think some of their constituents
want theln 10 play. Others are
PLAYING to the galleries. They are
DOT honest IN their stand aud they
know 1t. Ia fact, some OF them
have admitted it.
There has been a wonderful
change in the feeling Of some OF The
members Of the house on this ques-
ton within the list few days is evI-
dent. That some one higher than
the so-cailed ~ederal bunch" Is
taking q hand in the fight is freely
admitted. That whatever The
"bupch" may have done in the way
/ ot promises prior to the meeting Of
the legislature, or prior TO the cam
| p1iIn, WAS d01e by and with In
consent of those higher mp, thos'
from whom the bunch takes thei
their orders, he's not been denied
Th,t the "bunch" has made no de
nial Of the charge that has been re
peatedly hurled at them in thl
matter goes for nothing. Tina
4 those who have made some OF thes
charges against the "buuch" woul
y not dare TO make the same kind q
! charges against tho 3 who contrc
: this litle cohort OF body politics !
q Utah is a forgone conclusion. ]
7 is AN easy thing to kick the "bunch
J. at the present time, forgetting tn
= it is this same "buuch" that mad
Z it possible for over two-thlrds OF Il
x present legislature TO attach the
II names 10 the state pay roll.
La connection with the change
'e sentiment ON this question 81 pr
er hlbltion it might not be amiss
le remember that the member % Ca
he gress IRON Utah is said, and III
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23
The STATE MAY HAVE NO
LIQUOR REGULATION LAWS
CBy Walter J. sloan

Predictions that the present leg
stature will not pass any kind OF a
bill dealing with the liquor traffic is
freely made in Salt Lake tnd"y by
members Of both the house and sem
ate.
The question appears to be mar
rowing down TO case Of "yuu XII
our bill and we will kill yours"
nd as cold matter ~ fact this l.
Just what more than one member OF
DO h the senate and house wants q"
see done.
That more than one member OF
the house il getting tired OF the
ipht WIS evident when Representa-
ave Cannon, the author OF the bItl,
assisted by Representative Fuller
OF Weber 90 in'y, commenced The
circulatiou uf call Tor caucus 81
the Republican members OF The
house to I've held Immediately alter
ADJOURNMENT I" decide what the
house would do on the prohibition
question. Signatures TO the call
started off merIily until they had
scured about ten names ol meui-
beers OF the house, thea they rin
against snag. One member tC
! whom TIE cdtf WITS prv-v-rrrVur
NOT mince words. Said he; "Nell
what do you propose To do in thu
matter? Why hold caucu'? W.
have passed the bill mp to The sen
ate. Don't some of yol enthus
lasts think that 1t would be goo
thing to wait and see what the sen
ale Is going to do with it before yoI
call caucus to decide what we ar
e going to do next? Why some q
y you fellows have got all idea tia
. Won are the whole thing, house ser
: ate and the people of Utah on tn
! question. No, wont sign you
b call fur a caucus; wont be pre-
u ent, and | wont be bound by az,
r thing that you do. | am ge'tln
Is good and tired OF the whole thin
1t aud | will vote Just ms | please Q
}. the whole matter IN the future"
4 Another member 70 whom q
Ie call was presented moment LAT
Il, said: DWELL not for me. v
: have got rid OF the thing for I
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23
ATTENTION W00DMEN
OF THE WORLD

Business Of importance to every
member OF Provo camp No. 4S2
will be discussed at our regular
meeting Monday, March !, 1909
All Woodmen are requested to be
present,
A. V. Robson, Clerk
3t Provo Camp w, o. W
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23

VIM. Druery OF Spriugville re
cclved q Telegram Sunday morning
stating that George Druery, his
lsm, WIS Killed Saturday, in an ac-
ullent George Druery WAS well
khnwu in SIP gville where he
i've for a number of years. lie
was killed while working NJ the
OH wells near Bakersfield, Calf.
Vim. Dfuery has go'e 70 bring
home his SIMS b hy. lie will also
bring no ne his sous widow, who IL
the daughter of Albert Hansen OF
SpriagviIle.
Jnhn Harris is in from Nevada
where he has beea engaged ia MIN
ing for several years.
Orson Manwaring aud Jesse G.
Whltuey, b It'll OF MNpleton, have
taken cut license to wed.
All.Lalt her SHOES ut Bolts
Get our prices before you buy.
r---rr,,,.ll-
night luuches, loss of sleep tell on
the health. Hollister's Rocky
Muunraiu Tea clears the blood, aid
digestion, relieves fatigue; mate'
aud reu'ius your health. Creates
~nlr, Tea ar Tables, 35 cents
MoUre nrue CO.
Are YOU going East? Ii you ar
please bear iu mind that the SAL
LAKE ROUTE can ticket you to IN
very best advantage, saving tweIv
hours to Chicago. See your near
est Salt Lake Route agent, Or writ
10 Kenneth G. Kerr, District Pass
enger Agent, Salt Lake City, Utai
Our Hardware Department
Complete. AT Bolts.
The Silt Lake Royal Bread
lie La.i. sALI IL RinLiala Ga thaI
Tor groceries. II
Wanted-Girl 10 do houseworI
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23
mrs. JOHN ALEXANDER STIRLING.

Mrs John Alexander Stirling the beautiful
the sensational divorce suit in Edinburgh Scotland well known Wash
involved the highest including
whom stirling
beautiful Mabel responsible
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23
PROF. CUFF DISCUS.
SEES EXPERIENCES
IN MEXICO

Elder Berlamin CluG, .Tr. was
introduced nv President Keller as
he sneaker for the afternoon meet
inc at the Tabernacle Sunday. He
stated that II had been Eve veqrs
since he he'd left here TO accopt
position in Mexico. He explained
the reasons for his accepting the
position to give him an opportunity
to learn the language and study
the ancient ruins 30 abundant in
that country and hearing such an
important part upon the Book OF
Mormon history. The climate is
qnite warm, seldom going below
sixty degrees and frequently reach
ing one hundred or over, the aver
age is about eiehty-fve. The in
hqbitants are Indians, Mexicans and
Spaniards. Many Of the people
are very little above slvages and or
account Of the varied condition Of
the civilization, it is hard to give
correct idea of the people and the
country. Some are very highly
civilized, well educated and living
in eautiful dwellings,, others are
ignorant and poor. 1t is generally
this clsss Of people that do the
work, those who can read and
write refusing to work at manual
labor and seeking easier employ
meDt. There are many classes Of
people in Mexico from the pure
bred Indian and Spaniard down to
the Mexican. Some Of the Indians
md Spaniards have not iutermsrri-
ed while others have and 50 can be
found all grades or types of people
The religion Of the people is Of the
Catholic persuasion sltbo not--oi
very god character. The day.
oil fe4sting aud religious. ceremonies
are Observed by the people and t.
such an extent in me instance
that it causes much annoyance to
The employeisof the large plauta
tIoLs. 1t will take a greater power
than man possesses to prepare ihis
people 10 receive the Gospel Of
Jesus Christ, their habits, customs
,ud religious traditions are opposed
TO progress and advancement.
The Anthem, "Lord OF Heaven
VAS sung by the choir.
Elder James l.. Brown was tn,
dext speaker and disooursed upoi
the wonderful iuhuenae that relIgi-
on has upon the human mind and
us progress on earlh. The people
should be wiling to do sOmethlug
TOR the church, it is The doing o.
duty that gives pleasure; there n
10 other kind Of employment tina
pays 50 literally.
The neei OF impressing til,
chndren with the importance O
religion. was u subject, the speake
thoaghl, that concerns deeply ever.
parent ot the Mormon religion
How ~ make this important I'M
pressiou was question that ever
father aud mother should thin
seriously about. The thoughts {
possessing wealth aud getting plea
ure are the only CUES that impres
the world at large aud they len
to degrade rather than elevate, no
van We stem this tide Of frIvolol
, shocking?
The choir sang ior closing, 81
Serve My God FcIeveimore," al
the congregation joined Ia the Do
ology.
A.. A thousand new houses will
. built in Provo this summer aud
dnubt YOUR family would like
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23

too, by some OF his most ardent
friends, recently wrote letter 10 |
the man VII is supposed to he
slated for his successor, announcing
that he was not in favor Of the pass
Aye Of the Cannon hull or any other
bills dealing with the liquor ques-
ton.
That the real b IS Of the Repub-
lican party IN Utah is taking hand
in the fight against the passage Of
the Cannon bill was the statement
made last night in this city by "a
we'll iuformed plrty,
1t will be remembered that dur
the last few weeks one of the most
ardent advocats of the Cannon bill
has been Apostle Heber j. Grant,
the man who introduced the pro.
hibition resolution in the October
Conference. 1t may be ust rs we'll
b. remember at this time that APPS.
tie Grant is the only member Of the
quorum Of the twelve who have
taken any active part Tor or agalDs,
the liquor question. Apostle Grant
has been supposed to be acting for
the church in thin matter, but has
he? President Smith lett f,ra visit
70 the Sandwich Islands few days
ago without giving out auy public
statement M 10 the wishes of the
church on this m alter, and he alone
il authority for such a statement
His councillors, Anton IA. Lupd
aud John r. Winder, have made {
public statements as to their feel
ings on the matter. Ii is said tina
: the "slnging apostle" received I
letter few days ago from Sen
but firmly advised 10 "play IN hi
? own back yard" and not to try an
"but in" on the republican part
aud IT'S members with advice an
council, That he would d. 81 q
ii he was to try aud lolk after tn
interests Of the party Of which !
. claims 10 be member and that
A he had done 50 rs bad the SEMI
s senator from Utah he might no
i be drawing $4,000 per year as
f, United States senator.
= This is not exactly the wordir
), Of the letter but it was one tn
i made Apostle Grant set up al
10 take some notice. According
10 reliable information this letter "
H. shown by Mr.. Grant TO at least t'
people and someone '1eaked." o
os thing is certain Heber j, Grant h
NOT r5se7 f'r-ri ~ MOTIVE NJ rs1r ~
10 hibition fight during The last we
n AS he was for three or four wee
4, keo
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23
The llnenp,

berlain 81 Meldrum, 81 II. Chris
Hanson, Taylor, Luud, d West, 81:
free throws, Meldrnm, g; Taylor,
10. Referee, Pinkney, Salt Lake;
umpire, Adams, Logan.
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23
LECTURE ON BIOLOGY
NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT

Prof. Chamberlain will de-
liver another lecture before the
soc'ety for Philosophic Research
next Friday evening, Feb. 26, at
commercial club room : p. 10.
Subject, "Physical Basis Of Hered-
ity," which promises TO be Of ex-
ceptional interest. AS the seating
capacity is limited admission will
be by card. Apply to secretary or
program committee,
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23

j. F.tNewton waived exaniina-
ton in Justice Moons court TO the
charge OF forgery aud was held to
the district court in $1,000 bonds.
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23

A thousand new houses will be
built in Provo this summer aud NO
doubt your family would like To
own one of them. Competition IL
50 keen and money is so plentiful
YOU can have your own way with
the loan men. We will loan you
money and let you commence pay
ing interest when your home If
completed, Come in and talk II
over with us. w. II. RAY x Co
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23
Oregon

Reieree-Teats, umpire Rose.
Baskets from the field Chamber
LATIN, .; Medium, 2; }. Christen-
....- q. IL,nna D. Raad q. II ShnM
A; Martin 2; G, Shaw |. One point
awarded Oregon. From free throw
Medium, 10; Reed, Z.
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23

Would you like to borrow mon
ey on your city property, either in
Provo or other towns in Utah coun'
ty? We have surplus OF money
for long time, easy payment loans
and will make very liberal terms
on small loans of 100000 to So
900 90 each. 1t will pay you to
call and see us IL you can use any
~ this money. w. II. RAY 4 Co.
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23

Frank Burns was sentenced to 20
days il the city jail for vagraney
this morning by Justice Noon.
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23

Your eyes carefully tested and
ut with the proper glasses by DIR.
Hindselman at Taylor Bros
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23

c.oyo has an assessed valuation Of
1g so0 600, q splendid mistaken
sfyv record, Her outlook for
UUrosperily is unexcelled'
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23
for groceries.

Tor groceries. II
Wanted-Girl TO do housework.
Eaquire at 1877 No. Academy
Avenue. 20
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23

Provo has the best school facilities.
loo new residepOea nave been
built during the last six months
Many more are being planned.
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23

hlbition fight during the last week
as he was for three or four weeks
before.
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23

Another member 70 whom tue
call was presented moment later
said: "Well not for me. We
have got rid OF the thing for the
The Provo herald. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1909-192?, 1909-02-23

sentiment ON this question 81 pro-
hlbltion it might not be amss TO
remember that the member 10 Com
gress from Utah is said, and this,
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-03-27

through chosen representatives
labor
for of clerk and the position of water
This charter deemed advisable
labor representatives Instead it
which closest
those Offices
bill becomes law the selected to stand
candidates
on the commission.
Central Labor Union this ball in mo-
called of the different
being select list of possible candi
of procedure This committee held several
made final to the Central Labor
present three for each of
@ and hold for the of selecting one
for each office.
report accepted and the primary will
be block Tenth Nj
Monday and evening The polls will be
until Z: m. and union urgently
requested of his choice The vote will be
ballot The petitions will be handled by the
election will be expected to the
titons.
submitted to the union ref
qualified fill the positions for which they
and worthy
Their affiliations not
The Wagewokr and they matter not at all 1t enough
that they blue unions upright citizens and quail
fill offices with credit themselves and to their city
of the Typographical Union of which
three He has
in of
His ability evidenced by the satisfactory
handled the large financial affairs of Lin
coins largest trades union
Walter Brown is a of the Pressmens Union and is
in of the Free Presse
ton responsibility officer of his for long
is qualified for the office which
he nominated and would make excellent official
w L. Mayer member OF the Brotherhood OF Electrical
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-03-27
MAKE SELECTION, THEN STAND BY THEN


district He the
this section and there better qualified for the posi-
ton of city clerk within the corporate limits of the city
The three named above for the office
clerk 1t ought pleasure
of the three for this responsible position
O. NJ. Rudy of Brotherhood of Electrical Work
and holding responsible position with the Lincoln Tee
phone and Telegraph He president of the Cen
trail Labor Union electrician and of considerably
of his
c. H. Chase member of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and
this
section He unquestiond integrity ability
marked degree worthy the confidence of citizen
ous for the betterment of civic affairs.
Bert Chapman plumber by trade and for
the active members of the union of that craft For
been the plumbing inspectors office
take withdrawal card
still He amply qualified by
the office and his character recommend
him to the people of Lincoln
above suggested the office
Every unionst Lincoln well be
the polls
submitted in with of
be possible select who only
worthy of whom the trade
mend to friends and fellow citizens.
There better time than for Lincoln unonists
the and representation The coming elec
will thoroughly nOnparan No partisan designation will
appear ballot Every candidate the
by
officers if they will only together work together and
The WagewOrer couldn't
feels that could better than will be
from of Every of the personally known
will all their ability their
honesty and their good citizenship.
S unionst attend this labor
tition We wnand will win if of us will do his
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-03-27
EVANGELIST SUNDAY -RIeHT.-

Billy Sunday. in addressing the
Carpenters Union, who attended the
meeting in the tabernzcIe last week
is quoted as saying in the beginning Of
his address. NO class of men get
next to my heart and exist in whom I
become SO enwrapped- more than the
expressmen- carpenters union and all
men Of toll Every place have gone
many of them have contributed one or
we days work toward the erection Of
tie tabernacle They are always
anxious to help and when we ar~
compelled to hire any help 1T is always
,.nion men, There's bunch that has
never turned me down. never passed
;Ee up. and to all express my appre-
citation and esteem fIrIp
1radesman-
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-03-27

The Central Labor Union met Tues
day evening and got away with lot
OF important business. Among other
things it adopted resolutions asking
the legislature to pass the proposed
charter and House Roll Ala, which
provides that all cities having over
5000 people shall have the privilege
Of making their own charters.
President-elect Hannah appeared
|ahd was installed. and after assuming
the gave1 showed that he knows how
to push business along The following
resolutions were unanimously adopted
and the secretary instructed to send
copies of the same to the senate and
house of representatives:
Whereas, The people of Lincoln
have evidenced a preference for a COM
rclssion form of government, and
Whereas, The proposed charter.
while not in all of its features what
We would have it, is a step in the
right direction, tending to a better
r:unicipal government, and
Whereas, A cardinal principle of
trades unionism is the initiative and
referendum, this body. made up of
delegates from affiliated bodies repre-
senting large percentage of the total
voters of the city sought to secure the
submission of said charter to a vote
nT tho 1,oonlo
Whereas, The legislature has seen
fit to deny to us the privilege of so
voting upon the instrument under
which We shall live and conduct our
municipal business, therefore be it
| Resolved, That while deprecating
the refusal of the legislature to sub
NIT the charter to referendum. we
still insist upon the commission form
OF government and therefore petition
the legislature to enact the proposed
charter into law, leaving it to US to
isecure correction of whatever errors
may develop in future.
Resolved. That while we can see
SHORTCOMINGS in the proposed charter
VIC can see in it a long step towards
Injecting trades union demands. in thai
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-03-27
Central Labor Union
Demands New Charter

il provides for the initiative and ref
erendum. and. above all. the recall
whereby fafthIess or worthless pubic
officials may be discharged from the
public service. that il eliminates par
tisanship. that bane Of progression
from municipal government and puts
merit above party afiIiafion, that IL
centers responsibility and in meas
ure prevents payment OF political
debts with public funds and public
oEce
Resolved That Lincoln Central
Labcr Union record itself in favor of
the immediate enactment Of the pro-
posed charter into law and promise
&c join with all good citizens In an
cffort to further elevate the moral and
commercial welfare Of the city Of
which we are so righrfufIy proud
And be it further
Resolved. That this body respect
fully petition the honorable senate 10
lass H. R. A. now past the house.
" mich gives cities Of 5000 and over
tie privilege of making their oxn
charters
President Hannah announced In.
appointment of the following cous-
uittees-
Label-Jones- Typographical. Ne
Mahon. Cigarmakers; Evans. Barbers-
Observation-Disclosures Leatherxork-
lerss Anderson. Electrical Workers.
Chase Carpenters
Home Industry-Potrer- Glove Work
ers; Daley. Machinists- Bensos-
Bartenders
Chase was appointed chairman OF
committee of three. his two associates
fo be selected by himself. TO formulate
= working plan for the employment OF
an educational secretary and submit
1.-THE same to the central body at It's
next meeting
/ A committee was appointed to
watch the sarnishee bill nox in the
legislature and use every effort To
prevent its enactment into law
The meeting was the best attended
keen The Elachinists were well rep
resented and the presence of a dele
leate from the glove workers was n
Isource of pleasure