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Show SATURDAY, FED2UAEY-I7. Itdk r. 1 J 'r '! s :. i 01 f i r 4 I: 4 w "f. V t I T OCALS AND PERSONALS Tooooooooooooooooooooxxxxxoo llr. end Mrs. Ouy Darling left Ftf. 4ay (or Bingham where Mr. Darting m1 employment, ':v fiercer, Chrlstenae ' of ; Bountiful, -t$eSt Friday la American fork with evlatjlv. and trlende. . Alas Shelley tu a visitor la Mag-aw Mag-aw lot wtek, and spent Sunday aad ffoaday la CoalrlH oa buslaees, tin. Clyde Day of Salt Lake, waa a visitor bar this week vita her nwth. f, lira. U M. Brana. - Misses Bra Cehooo and Lucy Ad-"m Ad-"m apaat Sunday , tat Bait . Lake, gseets of Meade. . ': Mra. Vivian Smith aad baDr dsugh-gar dsugh-gar left last week for Magna to Jala! Mr. Smith who ta employed at that place. -. ' ' ' Mr. and Mrs.: Ray Lea ipent 8ua Jar In Alpia UiUng with Mra, !' fatbar. Wlllard McDaatel aad fam Wara Shallay of Salt Lakt, and ftlM Mahal HolUnd of 8htlly, Ida vera guaaU of Mr. and Mra' Uo T. Cballar aad ' family hera Sunday. David Loaaaa of Labi, apaat Friday a4 Saturday la American Ivrk with kla daughtar, Mra. Maa Oraaawood. a4 famDy. . ' r' lack Taaadala of Provo waa a but ajaaa vialtor la American fork Sat rday ta tha lataraaU of the ML Ctataa Tal.' and TaL Cev ; : . Tba Pint ward Sunday School fhy' "Coma Out of th Kitchaa" wat ' eraaentad la Plaaaant Orova TuHday awaaiaf la Clark1 Oparm Hooh aad am wall attaaded and eajoyad. k ': Mra. S. D, Strong and llttla daughtar daugh-tar of Maiaa, apaat from 8uaday till Vadaaaday la Amarlcaa fork with bar paraata, Mr., and Mra. Lao Shal- tt. and Mra. Tboa. Barratt bad aa gaaata at tbair bom laat Friday waving wa-ving about XI friaada. , Livaly ganwa, astuio and dancing formad tht ava-fdaaa ava-fdaaa aatartalnmaat attar whkb ra graabaaats wtra aajoyad. l , lira. Ailea . Campball apant from Tbnraday to Suaday la Bingham vis-fting vis-fting ralailrea. Sha returned with a bad eoUl wblcb baa'eonfiaad bar to Bar bad, and k la faarad pnaumonia aaay develop. Mr. and Mra. Tboa. Crookstoa, 8r.,QcU1 ow' had II frlenda aad ralatlvea af gaaata at tbair homo Tuoeday aventag. Game and musia occupied the time followed by .a delicious chkken sup par.-'V l- ' 7- About seven of tha lady friends of Mr. Ida Haag gathered at her home Wednesday afternoon and' enjoyed a " pleasant Um In" ch ata" and other" di-ersiona, di-ersiona, after which, lunch waa ser w4V ' ... :-f: ; & 4 .i ; . . Mrs. Wm. Duncan of thiacUyand daughtar Mra. P. J. Rock of Salt Lak leave ; tomorrow for ' Los Angeles, California, wber tby will spend a two months' visit with Mrs. W B. Willis, formerly JM las Velma -'Duncan. Mra, Pearl Beiiant was hostet to tba B. B. Ladles at bar hom Thursday Thurs-day afternoon. Needle work, social ehate aad raualc occupied the tlma and lata In tb afternoon retratb-ments retratb-ments ware served." ' Tba. following young people eaJoy . ad a sleighing party about town Sunday Sun-day evening: Misses Myrit Crookstoa Cleo Bates, Jennie - Wright, - Wilme Stloa, and Myrtle Penrod and Messrs. Max, Boyd and Maurice Holmitead. JErven Woodhout and Angus Taaca. Hiss Ruth Parker waa boats . to the member of tba Christian Endeavor, Endea-vor, at her bom : Friday evening. Game and music comprised the sva Brng entertainment after ' wblcb - - a delicious lunch waa aarvad. There were 24 present and all report a very njoyable tlma, : SARAH R. RAWSON : V of Salt Lake (Sty. TEACHER OF TIANO WILL BE at the Jas. Crystal home AMERICAN FORK SATURDAY OF EACH WEK. : Phone 140 f or appointmenta. ' Batteries, Tires, Tubes, Hi-Test Gas, Oils and Accessor. . k . ies at the ;.. " Timpanogos Service Station -.. Vulcanizing and Battery Work of all Kinds Let us' put your battory in shajje to stand the cold spell ALL WORK GUARANTEED. XXH000 F. It Wbita waa amoag tb bnal-aaaa bnal-aaaa vialtort at Prova Tueaday. Mr. 'and Mra.,RoyCrooksuMi ere vlaitors ia Lehi Sunday wlu M: a. trooktioaa mother, Mia; Martoa Mth Tboaa nifty jPaiaieyl 8car(s . for Ladiea ara ap to the laat - mtad in tyle.7 Chlpmaa'a aall them. - MiaV Rata Back of OgiLo, apen. the week and hare vjaltlng bar par-eata, par-eata, Mr and Mra. C. M. Beck. ' ' Boyd Jackson, who la employ aa ,ut 8aU Lake, apeat Sunday m Aii.eric.B Fork with bla wit aad children. ALPINE NOTES (A, L. DYM, ltcpvrterj Mra. Charlea Giles of Provo, apatf Thuraday and Friday visiung wiih her parenta, Mr. and Mr. J. T. iiau-maa. iiau-maa. ' '. Mia Sarah 8mltb of Amer.cu 1 Fork, Is spending two weak here via-. Itlng at th hom of Mr. and Mr. C ; M. 8trong. .. Mra. J, bt Jensen of Provo, la v:-'j itiag at tha bom of bar sister, Mrs J. T. Batemsa this, week, : Mr. and Mrs. Jamae Bramble of Salt Lake City, , apeat Suaday aad Monday visiting at tb home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Davey. A baby girrl arrived at tha bon dfbTr7snrMr8rTacinSfroaFlast week. Mrs. Strang was formerly Mjs Ooldla Davey. Miss Lulella 8trong til Jord an District, spent the week aad her visiting with, her parents, Mr. and Mra. D J. Strong. V- O'v ': Mra. Henry Beck entertained the Young Mothers Club Thursday afternoon after-noon at tha home of her mother, Mrs. J. C Healey.' After a pleasant time spent ia tha usual aoelal enjoyments, dainty refreshment were eerved. All report as having had a good time. llr. George McDanlel is eonOnad to bla bed this week because of lllncta Tb Relief Society of the ; Alpine ward mat at tb homa of Mra. 8. O. Strong Thursday afternoon. - Lunch vraa served at tb conclusion of tba - While sawing le Suaday, Lenard Balee slipped and fail in tha water which was over his bead. Help belni near, llr. Batea waa soon out of the water. Ha then went to a neighbor's bom nearby and 1st a dry changeof i clothes. , H seem to be none . the worse for bla cold bath . rMiur Chtlstini' Johnson of Manila, la" spendiag a tew day at the home of .her. granddaughter, Mra. Ralph Strong. ,'.,;".;." -THaraoba. the 10 yoar old daughter of Mr and Mra. Oscar Watkins died at her . hom . Suaday morning. Tb Uttl girl was born la Alpln and attended at-tended th school here. Her health was not good for aeverat years and her- patience aad pleaaant dlsposltloa endeared hereto many.- Funeral service ser-vice were bald Tuesday afternoon at tha ward chapel. The school children chil-dren marched to the meeting bouse la a body aad atended the services In respect for their Uttl school mate. Mra. W. J. 8trong read a sketch writ- tea tor tb occasston by the .little girl' former 'school teacher, Mies Luella 8trong.' " . l-T -j . -Th Primary Of fleers and Seagull glrla met at tba ward bouse Thurs day night ia' a aoelal gathering. Games aad muslo. made a plaaaant tiro for all aad refreshments were served. - The County Veterinarian, Dr. Tree, waa la Alplae Wedaesdsy ' tasting dairy herds tor tuberculosis. A DECADE OF AOVOETJEIIT ISHOFI'IE One of tha meat excellent and unuraal booklet aver publlehed a tha Waal aaa Jnat been publUhed by tba UUb Fewer A Light Company to fwaf rat'en of tba tenth annWeraary of the organisation of, this company. Thabook. let presents graphically tha great progreaa in electrical water power davop-ment davop-ment which baa been accompHahed la thii territory by tha Utah Power A Light Company during the paat tea years, f r ' ' ' ; Tha booklet hat been publiahed for diatribuUtm to each of tba $5,000 customer! cus-tomer! of tha Utah Power A Light Company with the purpote of aequalattag each consumer of electric aerve la this territory with tha tremendous acb levemenU which have com , in this great public utility as a result of tba investment of many mttllona of dollar and tha continuous effort of tha members of tha organisation) ta davelop the natural water awwaf raaeareaa of ty regon. A - . H .-- ?'-.;. ;-. From the company' first activities ia this state, wbaa aoatbeattera Idaha, northern and central Utah and weitera Colorado were served electrically by s ecor of small, scattered and individually operated plants, tha booklet proceed to trace ktep by step the Important advances af tha Utah Power 4 Light Company h) building? up a great unified organisation of tha moat modara powr p!an, and a distribution system to serve 205 communities and t&ftW euitomer with adequate, dependable and economical electric service.'"- - . 1 From tha booklet It la evident that the company has mads one important contribution of ineitimable value to this intermountaia region it baa de-vc!oped de-vc!oped tha great resource of water power into electricity, and this In turn has been one of the Important factors In tha development , of every other lefourca and industry in tha atate. And tha water baa been returned to tha treams for uae Sa extensive irrigation and other important purpote. ' - - The booklet shows that daring tha tea yaara of its existence, tha Utah Power A Lighi Company baa brought the economy, comfort aad convenience ef adaqaata and dependable electric service to many thousands of home and many industries, which previously bad been unable to obtain that service, and that It has become ona of tha largest taxpayers ia the states it serves more than a million dollars a year go ng into the public treasuries. , Three million dollar a year, are distributed as wagea to Ha M00 -mploreca- - . ' . " . Supplies snd material purchased ia local markets cost several million nlHori each year. Dm in; the past ten years It ha been inatramental in bringing in mora -ban CQ. 000,000 m new capital for tha development of hydro-eletrie power m iu territory. Twice that sum will undoubtedly be required ia tba next 'Mayoara,'' ' - "' " ',' v- One of the most Interesting statements made la tha publication ta tha fact that notwithstanding tb enormous increaaes ia tha price of ovary other commodity, daring aad Subsequent to the World War, th Utah Power A trjght Company Is stiD serving 07 par or at lower rates, loan tnoss cnargea m ma, ma year oi ua war wunwi. The eua'liing of rates la 1922 which effected some advances to user of nower affected lett than 2000 Out af tha 85,000 customers of tba eompany.V ? Other data treated in tha booklet, include tha company's 40 generating tations with a total installed capacity of 224,000 horsepower, 200100 of which hydro-electric Among tha lagor hydro-electric stations that are described tnd illustrated ara those at Grace, Cove, Oneida and Wheeloa am the Bear River. From then and the other plants comprising th System tha company Uringa power to its customer over the transmission aad distribute lines, subsUns aad otler facilities Involving th expenditure of vast amount for labjr, supplle and material, v High voltage transmission lines from tha - various generating stations connect a) Salt Lake City, the mala distributing point of tha system. To altar the high voltaga current so that it may ha used ' a domestic commercial and industrial service, many substations art located t or near tha points wber tba power is ased. From these the distributing '"es cany the current to th consumers. -'"- T. v'-" 7 One portion of the new booklet Is devoted to showing that la converting be water power of this territory lata electrical energy, ia bringing Hs sar ' to bom, and to mining, manufacturing, farming and many other Indus wies, tha Utah Power A Light Company has en important and very definite ?Iace in tha scheme of community welfare. Not only must the company main- ta n cent nuous delivery of this power . l 11 1. .j .v... j cep wru aovMHPs be inijiottiblewilhout electric aervica. ; ine arocnare aea out me pan in in conaervauoa 01 iu lemiory energy generated every year ny we company eaves one muuon tons 01 coai, vihicn would require 25)00 railroad ears to. haul it from the mines to desLnatioa. - :.;.; :::.'-; ; The eompanjrt development at Bear Lake as a storage reservoir furnishes block ZZ, frontage 38J ft depth M a splendid example of water conservation. Artificial inlet and outlet channels ft Plat A, American Fork City Sur-for Sur-for a distance of 23 mile have been constructed to carry the flow of Bear Ami. due ...... ........ 13 93. River bite and out of the lake. By flood water season and released as needed during the low water season, Irri- "J0" "ue " f P -SO ti. gatinra targe agricultural -region; WhUe increaalng The' minimum flow af "f1: ; Forlr aty-Snrvey. ,the river, danger from flood i practically eliminated.. ; -ill . ' V l h. rfciut'n..- X rf'S Thr Utah Power A Light Company ha. developed eff ideat electrU flight- g g tag ervice in.ite territory to a remarkable extent Ten year ago 15,000,000 p,at Anrtcan Fork City Sur-eandlepower Sur-eandlepower was about tb amount of lighting service used In this territory. Tty. xmt due ...... 17 19 Now it ia more then five times that amount, . '.'-, . j ( F. N. FackrelL 8. part of lot' 1. That section of the booklet treating on street lighting shows that com- block 12. frontage 1S1.5 ft depth 250 munities within th territory of the company are known far and wide for ft. Plat A, American Fork City Sur-efficient Sur-efficient street liehtinz systems and that the White war lis-htina svttem of vey. Amt due .... .......... tll.aa Salt Lake City Is scknowledged by . m .k woria. . ion years ago cnere waa not a community in ine miermountain sec- tion which eould boast of Its street lighting aystonvr- ,r; 7 ;r,l- ; ,,;,::, When aU the agricultural land in the territory served by the Utah Pawar A Llrht Comnanv. which eonld be Irriirated bv mvitv flaw. wa A. ' veloped, there stfll remained Urge life-giving water to bring them into for Irrigation pumping then came into, pany's lines electrically, operated ; pumpa with a total capacity of 1700 ' bwaepowerr mttourTalue of crops swiv v. ww Niy. wwctmuHuvn manna w r ISi A. American FOTK City Survey creased ? 11,000,000 since electricity for Irrigation became available.- It la Amt due ...... $120 62 aa Intervstina; fact that this large amount si wealth is produced at aa average - Elizabeth M. Miller. Beg. 4.68 chsi cost of U40 per acre per year for power. . 1 . north and . 1.00 chs. West from th DurUff the summer of 1919 the natural flow of Bear River fell far below 8. W. corner of block 22. Plat A. Am-Its Am-Its normal minimum. Not only was there Insufficient water for pnmping, but arlcan Fork City. -Thence - runninjr the land Irrigated by grsvity was lso deprived-of water. The Farmer war Nort, to State Road 2.90 Cha, thence faced with the prospect of loavng his entire crop. Then the Utah Power A ,0D" 8ut Road w,,t by North 6.60 Light Company's mammoth pump a; Lif ton on Bear Lak were started and - SV' ?eBc lnce East the natural flow ef the river was Increased bine times and bounteous harvest rewlted.,".- v,;;- v.-vvVT--:. .. -a. a. -f . , The booklet vividly bring, to attention the ttW.faW.tlsii eJastrfc ryjjas vna$?. r ""J nwiiw wit. itvk uhhh u pries. , iw wis xsc. is apprecialea .the s. w. Cor. of Blk 21 Plat A. by farmer's In the company's territory appears to be conclusively shown In American Fork City SurveyV thence the advantage Uken of this modern economy in farm operation. United States running.West, 3.89 chs; thence Nor-government Nor-government statistics show that, the total average of farmers using electric tb. one and 50-100 cha. thenc E. service througkeat the nation Is seven percent and that Utah fanners lead "5.89 chains, -thence South' one the world in tha percentage useing electric service en their farms. , and -60-100 chs; to beg., contain- Another interesting fact brought out of every dollar received by the company for it services, eleven and one. half cents is paid back to the communities as taxes. Laat sear tha eomnn . paid taxes amounted to a total of 11.015.462 to federal taxea, leaving more than 90 per cent to go. back directly to the cities, ; counties snd states wherein the company render servic. The taxes paid by other classes of business are in many cases less than one per cent of their gros earnings. Every dollar which the Utah Power & Light Com- nanv snrnda for extension of it faiilitia nrnrlim.. ajiun.i . ..ui. . W m -w ... v r.via .U...VU. frit U arty in ite territory and IU equipment becomes a permancnr part of th community. com-munity. A little arithmetic serves to show that the company's taxes amount to more than $2,700 every day in the yejr. ' - Another-interestmg-disclosTrre-tn-theompan more than half of it tockholder are it customers, 2,630 out of 5,000 shareholders being "customer-owners." j v, , Illustrated with many photographs, drawings, charts and mapa, the entire booklet ia most interesting and instructive.' Not on!y is the publication itself a noteworthy accomplishment from the standpoint of fine printina; and excellent ex-cellent preparation of material, but the scale on which It la to be distributed Is worthy of note. Every one of the compsny 85,000 customer ia to receive " Kwgj wi in wuKjch uinrra uuererT'.r apoa addres1nr the neares' o't'" !OKOJVCXBvoxKM i XLOWEKS-t" All OrcaHlen. - Floral dealtras a MrlBllj. & PLEASANT. GROVE FLORAL v ; I Pheae I.W ' f cent of Its customers at the same rates, to meet all reasonable demands, bat H j. m j - u x w T9 TZZ? ; ' : ' - uiaa rower s ugnt uompaay piay m natural reiourcea, ana mow mat we v- v.-vr';- thi mean water I stored durina the the foremost engineers as leading the ' .. . . . t. . . . areas of rich soil whkb only required prod actio icUon. The use ef electric power being. Today there are on the com- produced on this land ia $800,000 an- out la the company's brochure is that than in f ,t. ... I n receiytng the booklet may de w "tna. ' A , i, Travel tha delightful way via ' ; the Union Pa-atraight to Los Angeles." Thraa trains daily . ":H-- LOS ANGELES UMITEP CONTINENTAL UMnH) m CALIFORNIA EXPRESS Pulriptklwttwkh i " . -. i,iHHaBwaBwa NOTICE OF SALE FOR SPECIAL TAXES Notice la hereby given that, Special Taxes tor Paving In 8Idwalk Paving Dlatrlct No. 2 are due and unpaid In amounts and upon the lands aet forth and .described la the delinquent 'Utt hereto attached, and unless said tax e together, with the cpsts are .Paid oa or before the Z6ia day of February itZS, the property upon which said tax is a lien, or a mnch thereof aa may be aaceasary." will on said day be sold tor said taxes, cost of advertis ing and expense of sale, at the from door of the City Hall, American Fork, Utah County, Utah, beginning at hour of Boon at said, day and continuing until all said property shall have beea sold. v:-Clan v:-Clan M. Baker. " W. part of lot 2 block 22; frontage 427.02 ft Depth 261 ft Plat A. America) Fork City Survey. Amount. due 1331.22. Ruth P00L W. part of lot 4. block 22, frontage 22.1 ft. depth 150 ft Plat A, American Fork City Survey. Amt due , .v. ...... i ..... 172.44 Thoma Hunter. B, part of block 32, frontage 35 ft depth 200 ft Plat A. American Fork City Survey. Ami dae $42.27. 1 " .J .o aepm ov (Plat A, American Fork City Survey, lAjnt due ' - joaepk 1 Kelly. W. part of lot C, block 2, frontage 23.27 ft depth 250 ft piat A. American Fork City Survey Amt. due ...... ...... 15!i2 BL.B. Lee Eatate. S. part of lot 1. Bheney. ' S. part- of lot 1. Alex Cunningham. 8. part of lot 3. 1., t- - a m . ... a. ...... unnutae ioo it., oeptn lot tk. Plat ,A American -Fork dty Snr TeT- Amt due 1160.10. Ana Larsen and others. East of :7.t:' , , r!lrBOUB " ".v iIrJf . "TV1" ,v"" W"VVW ""I"" Jou?1, Htttlk r9aml Q " 4aea . a Ia . a Wock 1. fnmtate 222 ft depOi 250 ft . .... 1I-" .acres. East trontsg, 257.4 ft. Due I mXr'Sst'of ,n -8S A situated In the 8. W. 4 of 8c- 14 TP- 6 s- R- 1 E. of 8. M' East frontage 152 ft' Due .... 8174.91. KJL?'! PJer 5? 2LchJ!' nd 78 cn'- from the 8- E. Corner of I rrr. ' j' ' ' ' - What You Cobblestone ;- :r:,- ,: IS -'JJ..: ". ,Keal Service Day and Night. Special low prices on tires and tuhca, this month ? only. . ' . - Accessories AH kinds ' , J Liht Lunch and Confections' v i. Pep Gas Hi-Test and RegnlafV ; Phone 80JV as at I il 7! Blk. (16) PUt A, , American Fork City, thence E. 204 feet; thence rusv" nlng B: LIB cha., thence- running W. 204 feet; thence running N. X-45 cha, -to beg. Went frontage 108J. Daa , .... ...... .,.f.. .. $107AO. Emma E. Eggletton. Commencing 1112 cha. South 11.41 5-10 cha. W-and W-and 4.12 chs, 8-: Easterly of the N " E. Cor. ot tba N- W. H of See. 24, , T. 8. ( 8. R. 1 E. of 8 L. M. th. a 1.09 chs; to State road; thence ; along 8tata Road, N. 73 degreea OK - , mln. West 1.74 cha;' thence N. t-tt l' chs. B. or a 72 dag. 11 mia. E. L71 chs to beg; Area 1 acre.- South froa-. tage 114.34 ft Due .......... $899. , - Alma Rowley.'. - Beg. 115 cha. 25. and 4.i0 cha. 8. .from tb N. E. cor. of Blk. 14 PUt A, American Fork City ' ! running E. 3.20 cha, theaca N. 4.04 cha. to tb Utah Central R. R- land, . than along aald tract belonging to R. R. Co. N. VT. 110 chs. th. 8. 0.70 cha, to. place ot beg. t Area 1.11M40 acres. South frontage -ta tt . Due . . . $7L0L Martha W. HamUtoa. 8. part of ' lot 3, block 23, frontage 99 ft depth ' 330 ft PUt A, American rk City Survey. Amt due ...... .... 1114. 7 A : Robert Curson. Commencing W ft south of tba Southwest 'corner of" block 2, PUt A, American Fork City. 8orvey, tbenc south 231 thane ' 160 ft thence North 231 ft thence W. 160 ft to point of beginning. Wt ... frontage 231 ft Amt due .... $22942. ' . . 1 MART B. ABEL, aty Treasurer. First pubUcatloa Feb. 10, 1922. s Last pubUcatloa Feb. 84. 1933. -. New York Then the pair followed pa to Man. basset Wber be still held the cash aa an asset; .v.'. " But. Nan. and the. man, . Stole the money and ran, . And as for the bucket Manbasset (Fandies ' Come in and look over dnr line of choice candies. ' All Fresh Stock. AFTER THE SHOW -.-ORDANCE-i- Try our Hot Pies, . Chili, etc. j":: M. j; CAFE and CONFECTIONERY 5cososco2xi:ososb ' O NEW YORK LIFE o INSURA1I0E CO. o f O District Ageat-L. T. EPPEESOJI O O 244 5a. 1st Rtren-Phone 807-J O O PBOTO, UTAH. Get at the Service Station OTIS CHENEY, Prop. I |
