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Show 0 )irls The Good Citizens Is pro- - " TtUn COUNTY TIMES. NEPTU. tlfAll M. 1. A. Day Decal- Entire Suc- cess. ogue FirstRemember thy garbage Continued from pair JUST AR Stock of Fl t many can to keep it covered lest thy the contest in the Junior girls' become a stench in the chorus, and the first prize was of that garbage school nostrils of the people and breed awarded the second ward. The Levan ward was the only ones In pract- - flies. chool are Second Thou s h a I t cut the who appeared in the outorical And all kinds of 3 from one weeds in thy vacant lot e s t it contest, prize was awarded Mar-lo, to be used this Spri Christensen. The first ward A tfieir grade become a hiding place for old tin your houses, also Oi this ia a very cans, which catch and mixed quartette won first prize Chi es, Jap-aLaThe ion. The causes breed mosquitoes; papers and di- in the chorus work. None of ths tine, sanitary other wards entered in the last ated aa follows: vers sort of trash. We do plumbing:. In out to work be- Third Thou shalt bear witness named. kinds of Repair Wo! A he school year; against thy neighbor's rubbish Oscar Kirkham of Salt Lake, 9 EVERYTHING IN ses, physical dis- - heap, likewise his dirty back Mrs. G. M. VVhitmore of Nephi, Miss and en oiten get the yard, Gladys Stewart, high at they are not go- - Fourth Thou shalt clean out school teacher at Levan acted as 4 omoted and remain the habitation of thy horses and adjudicators in the musical con2 account, some because thy cow frequently lest the Btable tests. Mr. Kirkham, Ray Stewerence and without any fly flourisheth and spread infan- art and Miss Ashdown mate reason. tile paralysis and the housefly were the judges in story telling Often it ia necessary for father breed by the thousands and mil- and outorical contest work. The afternoon sports at the keep his boy out to assist with lions and annoy thee and th suuare corrmenced at 2 sickness public much the farm work nnrl iha rrmtVior beast and produce where the following ev o'clock, in Ieeis mat sne must have tbe help thy family. enta were -successfully staged & of her daughter. Fifth Thou shall prevent the EVERYBODY SAY THE ' RAWLEIOJJ" the winning contestants, One At this important time in the breeding of the fly in the spring- hundred GOODS ARE THE BEST. SAVE YOUR yard dash, first place, childa life how much better it time that thy children unto the Paul McCune, second. P. Arthur ORDERS FOR would be and less expensive to third and fourth generation need Jack-maJackman, third, Eugene him later. employ some one in order that not swat RAWLEIGH Remember thy back Sixth the boy or girl could make the MAN." Two hundred first yard dash, grade, and not become a repeat- yard and alley to keep them place, Paul McCune. "..-. er the next year, and mingle with clean. Six da) s shalt thou labor Pole vault. Gowers brothers tied and to clean, premises keep thy boys and girls not of his ace and for first place, third place . And social group. These two factors if yet the tasks not accomplished rew Latimer. conhave a great influence on the thou couldst do worse than tour hundred y a r d run, first child. Many times he becomes tinue on the seventh. place Paul McCune, second, Hen all covet Thou sbalt Seventh discouraged, loses interest and ry Hendnckson, third Ralph falls prey to the Juvenile court, the air and sunshine thou canst Barnes. and finally leaves school with no obtain. Eighth Look not upon the Fifty yard dash, second Alvah regrets till he becomes old enough milk when it coaieth f r o m the Belliston, third Earl Belliston. to realize what he has done. The unclean dairy, for the doctor wil' High jump, juniors, fir6t place only thing that can be said about Ole Boswell, second, Alva Bellis2 absence on account of sickness not hold thee guiltless if thy in- ton, third. Paul Booth. die. and sickenth therefrom Would call attention to his splendid or physical conditions, is that it fant Ninth' Remember thy clean- High jump, Seniors, first place stock of flowering nnd foliage plants. is unfortunate. Joseph Paystrup, Becond, Floyd and it wholly. ing day keep up Too many discontinue early Tenth If thou dost hearken Jennings, third, Ralph Belliston. Also bedding plants of all descriptions Broad jump. Seniors, first Dlace. merely because they have no par- unto these to do them sayings ticular interest in school, yet it thou shalt live long in the land. Joseph Paystrup, second Ralph Give your orders for Tomato and cab is the wish of parents that they Barnes, third Ralph Belliston. bage plants. attend. fully reviewed and organized-Wha- t Shot put, first place A. D. Ellisecond. son, The last month is probably the to many hjis appeared as a Clyde Gowers third NURSERY STOCK OF ALL KINDS most important one of the year nultitude of unrelated facts now Harry Reagley. AT LOWEST PRICES The relay race was won by because the year's work is care show a relationship. Levan. 2 The ba?e ball games played in LARGEST GROWER OF DAHLIAS IN the afternoon took place at in. STATE. tervals during the track and field GoldMedal, 2 Silver Cnps. t Numerous rri nve innings ine nrst sports, First Utah State Frizes, Fairs. game was played between Nephi first and Nephi second wards There was some dispute as to the Where the Akhund Rules. score and at writing the Do You Want to Know is the name of a valley end na. u fIitie i.vrlheasl ol .'..Vhanlstar. committee hasn't settled on who It take, its name from tile Kivt-- Swat the winning team was. WHYI Y0U Rr 5,CK the Roastes of the auiellt i f you are; well f;reek me secjna nve innings was geoRraphem-- an Indirect of tributary ski played between Mona ann Levan tbe River Kubul. It. !.,,,! belong to ROAD . race railed Yusufzal. Akhund Is tbe wards score at the end of the a'Itle of rulers The old tine of A oted to mararl n fifth innings was a tie, 4 to 4. princes, their which till a comparatively the monthly vr hmiih and-t late The tie was plahed off giving the time rul,d In Swat, claimed to ev.rrytlay Jlfe. from Alexander the C.reai. L n A P N victory to Mona. THE WHYS OP HEALTIf vAND In the evening a dancing party r DISEASE 1 x . i tlow was given in the Arlington, lew llnalih Mar r Are You Youe if kl.ln..i-N fs.Ja or fane which was well attended. Jugef A tr.ao cannot toninul, eenee. speak but te Judges him"., If wiii. bis will or Hn4 kr DR. B. s. esaicu agalnat his lOe a wdl J 1 w water o, COOPER, PY Ethel for & Pub. pJi an ager. ! ice $2.00 per yeir In advance $1.50 per vear, Published weekly, every Friday at Nephi, Utah. Effect cf Music on Animals. A unique Musical experience h been ocviducted recently in France. It was resolved to Institute concerts for animal tor the purpose of observ lng tbe effects of music upon them The results of the observations made established the fact that disconnected tonea on stringed Instruments created no effect upon horses beyond causing some of the animals to manifest signs of Impatience, but when a melcly was played tbe horses turned tcward tbe players, pricked up their cars and showed plainly the pleasure they experienced. Save Gentio Voice for Home. I would any to all: Use your gentlest voice at home Watch It day by day as a pearl of great price; for It will be worth more to you in days to come than the best pearl hid In the aea. A kind voice la joy, like a lark's song, to a hearth at home. Train it to sweet tones now and it will keep In tun through life. Eiiiiu Uurrltt What Everybody Must Be True. n. "the GIBSON, - . i Great Showing of Easter Plants j H. E. HOWELL. ! .... t i 1 llii - i, & i.e ' this ! r :W?1pxl rv - -- r-- . . I cr National Highway aa Through fertile fields, thriving cities, across river Lincoln Highway will attend from the Atlantic to Bablee. Seeing Ourtelvee "Py kd of the telcacope yon can to tb Uri actually In tern than no time, you can aee thing that are happening not today, but many ypara aito," tnld ProfPMor H. H. Tur ner. Sarllian profrsisor of astronomy In th Vnlveraity or Oxford In one of the "vrlpe of ipcturm on "A Voyage In Rpace." "If you could to Into one of th nrrpt star Immediately and lake a aufflclpnlly pew-rf- ut fHoaeope yoa would b able to yourvolvpe aa -- otn bab1 out for lh flmt tlm, aj6 If you went to the more dinunt -- tarn yon might even your grandmothers coin out for the first time aa bablea." lasting mono. York, and the thousand cltle Another National Highway The Telephone Way before the Lincoln Way la ready for travel. He he drawi his to tbe eye his copa Jocs portrait by every word. Ev- .ion r.act cn Llm wbo ut-- .,.,.It ters Eaii.;on. opr. tiM fieJf Mas At your new or writ THE MYGILMST PTBUSMINQ CO. Ms)estk BalkMaf . Oeevsf. Cele. tentioo the rru-.i- ir whlrh nu ar Inteirested.subject Its f lasting monument -- to the energy of private enterprise. System one of the largest In your own telephone company's territory alone the seven Mountain States there ere 80,000 miles of long distance highway a open for your message every day. Th Corporation Different. Vlnlnt lUrtman, twenty-o- event of the: national elimination balloon rare In Kanaaa City, In 191 J, died there; In a aanl'arlum from pneumonia a few days ago. Mm. ttaiiman formerly waa Mine Violet Davia. Rhe left acbool when aho waa a, pupil to carry out the novel marriage, ceremony and honeymoon. The two married while, In the balloon bapket before lO.ooo wedding giieata. They then sailed away. The balloon Innded In a pig aty on a farm 80 milea away. will be opened to the pub Th Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. Married Up in a Balloon. yam old. known "tni brlil of th sir," whfinfl marrlare In a balloon to tr. MHo E. Mart man wan thn opming and From New York to San Franeiaeo the big copper wire of the Bell System attend In an unbroken line -- the broad highway of Universal Service. To that spirit of service that has made the Bed end most useful corporations In the country. Of 't and over mountains. the the Pacific. Mm. Thla Highway, too. Is on do-cc--nt NATIONAL HIGHWAYS Sent,Francieo will be ioined with New town along the way will be benefited. f This IIYGIE.NIST gt The people of this country are building mnt to a great man. 0'O if n fTM Lic-oss- a Lecroe .1 m M ft J i th Rsd Men'a Came. Is the naMonal ball game of fanada. It came from the abongl Hal red men. who douhileea played it for "r:.7 tiirlea bef( re the discovery of the o- - world Different trib-- a layei it In different war, and It a The name was usually very rough given to It by the French Canadians, who saw tl.e resemblance between tbe carted retted slick mod in playing It nd a bishop's crnrler or crntaa. t |