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Show SATURDAY, J OgOljJ AMERICAN" FORKjgl SATURDAY, OOTOHER 3, 1925 Utah Teachers Convention October 22nd, 23rd and 24th The teachera of Utah are to hold their big annual convention In Salt Lake City on the 22nd, 23rd, and 24th of next month. It la expected that practically 100 per cent of the teachers teach-ers of the stale will he In attendance, Iteports, according to Mr. J. T. Worl-1on. Worl-1on. "president of the aiwoclatlon, Indicate In-dicate thut (ms of the best convention conven-tion In the hlatorjr of the annotation In fat taking form and that a real treat In 1n etore for the edtvator of Utah. Mr. Worlton ayn that Wdltig ed lira li-ra tors from both eant and rpht will address the meetings. Mr. Aaron Saplro of Chicago will 'dlacuss problems prob-lems relating to the schools and Co operative marketing and ways In which the sehool and farm organization!! organi-zation!! an work together to the betterment bet-terment of both. Mr. Saplro Is In great demand throughout our country to attend meetings of both educators and farmers. """ The Convention will consist of both general ttnd section-' meetings. There are twenty-five section in the association associ-ation and each will hare at least one separate meeting. As far as possible , the guest speakers will address both the general and section meetings. The balance of the programs will be made of the best talent for the particular parti-cular problems discussed to be found in Utah. Every school district of Utah surely ehould expect the teachers charged with the responsibility of training Its boys and girls to attend these meetings, and partake of the things that mean so much for the growth and advancement of our communities. No teacher can afford to atay away from these educational feast and no district can afford to retain teachers disposed to so absent themselves. According Ac-cording to President Worlton, Utah ham but very few of this type. 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Supervision Su-pervision by The Public Service Commissions of Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and built before you begin to get div- Colorado serves to protect the in-idends. in-idends. This stock has passed the terests alike of Customers, Invest-acid-test of TIME. Here is a record ors and the Company. We have only a limited number of (hart for tale. Orders are being filled, firtt come firtt lerved. Cut out and mail to order stock or for complete information l UTAH POWER &. LIGHT CO. Utah Power & Light Company Preferred Stock is not a risky speculation spec-ulation or get-rich -quick scheme. It is a SAFE, DEPENDABLE, INVESTMENT. It is not an uncertainty; it is not a mere possibility. You will have' no waiting for mines to be dug or wells drilled or factories Buy your sham from any employe em-ploye of the Company- they are our salesmen Preerred Slock Dept., Salt Lake City, Utah (Mark X in meeting your requirements) I would Ilka further information about your Preferred Stock and the Company. Irtoh to subacriba for shares your Prafarrad 8tock at price of $101.00 and accruad dividend par share. Send bill to ma showing esact amount due. I wiah to Mbscribe for shares your Preferred Stock on Saay Payment Plan of $10 per share down and $10 per share pemooljh until $101.00 and accrued dividend par share baa Please ship shares your Preferred Stock at $101.00 and accraed dividend per share with draft attached through Name of Your Bank Name Sye Orry - - We maintain a Resale DepU at our offices for the benefit of local stockholders u&o may wish to stU their shares These Local Men are Directors of Utah. Power & Light Company H. S. AUERBACH President. Aoerbach Company Salt Laka City, Utah A. P. BIGELOW VtmLdmU, Ogden Scat Bank Ogdca, Utah L.H.FARNSWORTH Chairman of Board Walker Brothers, Bankers 8alt Lake CUy. Utah J. W. FUNK Merchant Rich mood, Utah DiC GREEN Vice President and General Manager Utah Power & Light Company Sett Lake City, Utah LAFAYETTE HANCHETT President, Interanountaln Electric Co. Salt Lake City, Utah J. C HOWARD President, Utah Oil Refining Co. Salt Lake City, Utah C.E. LOOSE Vice-President, Provo Commercial &. Savings Bank Provo, Utah STEPHEN H. LOVE Sales Manager and Director Utah-Idaho Sugar Cocnpany Seat Lak Off. Utah P.J.MORAN President, Moraa Pawing Co. Salt Lake CUj, Utah C. W. NIBLEY Ptasltfsng Bishop of Mormon Church Salt Lake City, Utah BULKELEY WELLS Vice-President, New England Expioradoai Co. Pie, dent, Western Colorado Power Co. Telhuide, Colorado G. G. WRIGHT rrwaoltrWerl Wagon tk kachina Co. Idaho PalU, Idaho contention : i Utah County First In Art Production. Is Claim! ( riis K iaum. m-uiutor p. PKOVO. in. (he greatest living exponent ot Veer - of Utah County la her artists waa fan Indian life; John llafen. I i, I given expression today by Herald K. Harwood, Kdwin Kvhhs. John a Clark, supervisor of the tine arts aee- j banks. J. Leo Fairbanks. A.i' I I'a r tlon of the Utah County Fair. Super-' banks. Calvin Fletcher. K. li k-.--visor Clark contend that the county I moml. Samuel .loppeison has done -more fur art and has pro- Young. C. 1. Campbell. I! F ..ir- duced more arttaU than any otht r ; Wayne Johnson, and others. county in the State. He cites the following fol-lowing list of artists in support of his "Two theories are offered tc count for the remarkable promm. of Utah County in an," continued Mr. dark, l irst. It i sugueste.i th.i: tv grandeur and raguedaes- nf tv i. n, '.tins of the t -1 t : i : .m l tin- n,, nation of lulls, ales. rl lake !iae supremely affected ., irtistie sense t!i-. ounu m,.;. ; , j ; , j omen ; am! ,-n,!. : a- mil e . ; 'rltrhatn Yo.mt ', tv .. a , ..; iigh achools of the mi h.ie mi litest iotiably exei-ci..,! a profoip.i m-Utence m-Utence In cneourasinir an train. ni Hreoi,,lon. At the University! .fSS spin, has culminated in Z1 the, UUh !" ? ll ,rt mre ana encourB3 Both professional and student v received awards. ' -'.iM.shmeiit of thu College of Pine . Sprmgville's high school is e-peeially famous, it has done more ' v the assemblinR of high grade art in my other high school In Vi.eni-a. Thousands of people visit r, pallet y yearly. Last year the Pay-High Pay-High Schijul staged a magnificent u:e exiiihit, aiid purchased a number beautiful canvases than a .ia aw Mat coatell to' utbrtk WP" Tutt's PiHs tm tarn m THE FEATHERHEADS ' INCE THE FEATHERHEA05 MADE A little Killing IN FLOQltW REAL ESTATE, , FANNY'S first foar WAS TO SHOW . SOME OF NER OLD FBlENM PE INTERIOR ,OF A FEW, Of... .. .JhE .towms Smartest restaurants. f i ByLF.VaeZ.lm ' gf MO, NO, FANNY WWHY 1 SHOULD wt tc vu hawvi HIRE LET ME $AY tfil I VvriM?';nf fvw ,E pyiT HAVE 14E CHECK J A5KED TO 6xPEti5E ?dfW ON S f lunch. Didn't i tj tme mu ? do txj tXJ kNOW,FANNy, IF ) vmy mo) RiaCULOUS T TuAT YAH v.;-iir . . ... GttNfl into n iou to MAVH GOING TO PAT A EVERYTHING YOU LlKEDj that check i vu know since we mAre WOJLDNT HAVE aP0UT 200 000 IN FlStiS i-LJJLK Kht mriTC alttv a r rr f' OH , I m0V , FANNY, A " f BUT I JUST CAN'T 1 :k SEEM To GET USED (H TO tOUR HAVING 4 |