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Show .. Juab "THE PAPER WITH A CIRCULATION" AN INDEPENDENT TIMES COUNTY NEPHI, UTAH, FRIDAY. AUGUST 25, IT CHANGES M AOS Rl:ACIl 12V11HV AN I CORNER OF RAST JUAH COUNTY SNOOK NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED. IN THE INTERESTS OF THE PEOPLE OF EAST JUAB COUNTY VOL. 7. IMOT YOUR . U PnEPARATION FOR SCHOOL A. . HE TO OPENIHGMADE 1916 CENT POSTAL Dr. II. G. Peterson Will Assume Duties College. Other Changes In Faculty. HATE DEMOCRATIC PARTY BE COLLEGE SEPTEMBER 1ST. Teachers For The High his Year Surplus Sav- - HOLDS CONVENTION ngs Amount To .Nearly Five Thousand Dollars. Nephi Well Represented At Convention Held At City. Democrats Fuse With Progressives. Schools And Elementary Schools Selected of A. NO 46 Og-de- n Efficiency in the post office de Preparations for the opening of schools the in the Juab district will see many partment with a proper readjust The state convention of the September At Pay's ment of rates will permit the gov .Meeting of Ladies' Liter- Democratic Dancing on are Party almost 11th, September important changes at the Utah party convened in tiatl i Agricultural College. On that complete. The enrollment will ernment to inauguarate a one ary Club. :he Alhambra theater at Ogden be larger this year than it wa3 cent letter rate within the next ,vVdate. Dr. E. G. Peterson will Tuesday Firday morning of last week, evening Miss Leone lastboth in the elementary schools ear, according to postmaster assume the dutieu of president, The Ladie's Literary club gave G03 of the full quota 607 - 'A --Js. OiVTceedin&r Dr. Jy-of Mrs. delegates Widtaoe. Hague gave a dancing partv and the high schools of the dis- General Albert S. Burleson. heme a the at kensington represented,in Pay's hall in honor of Miss being This emphatic statement made Geo. A. Sperry Jr. Friday Aug- at the session, Universitrict. wh Juab had eoufftyFerisof Oklahoma City. The Manual training and domestic by the postmaster general before ust 18. The rooms and tables its full of 16 ty as President. apportioiment invited were as follows. art will be Dr. Peterson has been Direct- Messrs guests given in all the grades the National Association ot Post were tastefully decorated in gold- delegates pres-- nt (with a and Mesdames P. J. in the district above the fourth. masters of the United States at Yellow few over for g o o d meaor o th Extension Division of en nasturtiums. and glow L. A. Whitmore, U. M. The school buildings in the dif their July J916 Convention, in ws also carried out in the menu. sure Nephi precinct the Agricultural College for a Bonner, sending 10 A. V. Hague, J. W. ferent sections are Whitmore, a dicates that this important re Those present were Mesdames It. delegates receiving number of years. Under his able a vote half carrying Whitrnore, June Kendall, Harleadership this division of the vey Whitmore, Mrs. Delia Fost- - thorough cleaning preparitory to form is much nearer realization T. Cowan, J. E. Cole, J. W. Whit- each. State Chairman S. R. A new than most people believeand that more, J. L. Belliston, R. W. the commencement. Thurman cal'ed he convention College has become of great Misses ear' r8, r' A(lyelottschool be will built at nextwinter will see radical steps T. Belliston. T. D. and to ordir and introduced A. J. building importance to the State Last una (Jeorgie McCune. Mills this year to take the place taken toward this erd. N. J. Rees. E. It. Forrest, Hazel Weber as temporary chairman. year it reached personally over Pearl cazier, Berenice Vrhit-moi- of the one that has served so long. Sparks, In addressing the postmasters Ellison, W. C. Andrews, A. II. Mr. Weber's women and men 100,000 keynote speech Ava and Stella Brown, I he teachers or the various General Burleson declared that Maiben, Delia Foster. P. J. Bon-t.e- was received with throughout Utah, carrying to Lucile Cowan, Miss Ada enthuiam they are giving the best postal places will meet the superintend the message of modern educatW. F. Brough, Wm. Bailey, and after the appointment of of Salt Lake, Messrs ent ion. Saturday afternoon Sept. 9 service in the world today, and David Smith, of Salt Lake, Mrs. committees the conventitn adBelliston. Gerald Gaorge Cazier, diin at the Nephi. At this meeting the that is what the American farmer Rose of Wichita Kansas, Miss journed until 2:30. On The vacancy left Mr. Jones, Clarence Hobbs, will give the and business man are entitled to, Greenwood of American fork. Extension the temporary charman rectorship of the Lovel Ostler, Dee Miller, Earl superintendent for they pay for it. He advised Miss Flora Farris of Oklahoma. was made work of an teachers outline the Dr. when Peterson Division, permanent chairman, Pitt, John Richardson and C. he expects them to do during the the postmasters to spare no ex- Miss Bertha McPherson, Miss J u dire Joshua umnwnml nf president, will be filled J. Hawkins of Salt Lake. pense that means greater efficien Ethel Wright, and Miss Geneva uab John T. Caine III. who year. yrof. County was named as have teachers The Director cy. Assistant been following has Booth. The hostesses were Mrs. first and a new "But that does not mean ex- - Mark Sowby, Mrs. Geo. A. Sper rule for been selected after careful delibBids Wanted under Dr. Peterson. Prof. Caine's that of hav. balloting, eration of the school board and travaence" said Mr. Burleson. ry. Mrs. G. M. Whitmore, Mrs. ing the wide acquaintance with the vote delegations county Bids will be received by the superintendent: High Schools-Geor'Where is an official who will tell T. C. Winn, and Mrs. Edith n the West and his infinite knowof order was population, A. Sperry Jr., principal of me that employees useless to the until G ledge of western conditions fit Board of Education in place of the cust- Sparks. adopted him very well for this position. o'clock p. m. Monday August 23, the Nephi high school, Harry sprvice should not be lopped off? rule of votinir in mary do not want to be hard on post Another change of moment 1916, at their office or by Clerk, Beagley, Wallace McMullin, Wil Iphabetical order. occurs in the Experiment Stat- for hauling High School pupils son Glazier, Lillian Blackett, al employees. I believe the gov At Stalnaker's Party The decks being cleared for ion. Dr. F. S. Harris. Director from Mona to NepLi. and picking Carl Nelson. Jay Morgan, Ellen ernment should require only a etion ncmtnatiors wne in of the School of Agricultural up pupils from Nebo, if there is Agren, Claire Stewart. J. J certain number of hours work. A lawn party was given Tues- order for a candidate ftr gover- - . Engineering and Professor of room in thi wagjn. It is to Spendlove, Nathaniel Curtis. A. and that under sanitary and com day at the home of Rosavell nor. Dr. Jos. F. Merrill was the Agronomy, becomes Director of be understood that if the wagon P. Anderson, principal of Levan fortable conditions, at a salary Stalnaker by the "Wohelo first candidate n a m e d. a the Experiment Station, su- is net filled by Mona pupils it will high school, Mrs. A. P. Anderson. not only adequate, but generous. SwarmM of the Nephi ward University student, making the Elementary schools- .- Alonzo It is my purpose and your duty beehive girls. The lawn was de- nomination. B. II. cceeding Dr. E. D. Ball, resign- be filled at Nebo. The district Roberts ed. Dr. Harris is known furnishes the wagon. principal of Nephi to see that all employees perform corated with jackolanterns and Ingram, the name of Simon presented throughout Agricultural circles Also for hauling pupils from schools, Ivan C. Dalby, principa an adequate service for the mon flowers. in a Bamberger masterly speech as coauthor with Mr. George Starr to Mona, the wagon to be of Levan school, Clem Cbristen- - ey expended. The evening was Bpentin that brought the convention to furnished of Mona school. C. U. A. 10:30 hauler. sen. the also of principal by Stewart, "Every dollar intelligently sav games and music. At its feet in prolonged enthusiasm refreshments were Frank K. Nebeker nominated faculty, of the principles of The Board reserves the right to reachers, Oscar Bjerrgaard, W ed can be utilized for the improve nlpndid r T. Belliston, Walter Sells, Bertha ment, development and extension served to the following: Mrs. A Agronomy, a book recently, reject any and all bids. L. Richards and Will of reorder Ethel Ashdown of service, resulting in a reduct- H. Belliston, Mrs. W. F. Brough, Stephen of Board has that By Education already Mcpherson, published G. Farrell named A. W. McCune. A R. paxman. Clerk. Pearl Allen. Mabel Sperry, Mary ion in postage for those served. ceived wide acceptance. Dr. Mifs Mrs. P. B Cowan. Among the heennding ipttcl.es Velma Genie Harris is also author of "IYe Candland, Bywater, Plans are being worked out' Bertha McPherson. Clate Col . i :r i t 1. for the solution of railav mail! Ruth Sperry. Delia McCune, w oi.e by Jeft-- Knight, who Youdk Man and His VoCiUor," Ales'iamcs Larson And 'jiDO. winnureu tarry, ivuiu ith ihrert whn was greeted a bo k 9Mjn to be pibbal.ed. ;outhwick. Viola GUdhill, Murie service problems They are beintr Etna Haynes, Isabell tuie. Carter the i.on iraiiin of Entertain Dr. George It. Hill, l'rolcsui Straw. Ina Leigh, Anna G. And solved in a way that will enable Fiometta Hawkins, Irela Carter. inecndirg L. Richard. "Uncle Stephen Mr?. Eila Larson and Mrs erson, Esther Ockey, Clara Cole the United States to Mar-jitof Bjtany, becomes Director oi j ay the rail Norma Piglar, Phyllis offered to donate $1000 theSchol of Agriculture, suc- Vlelvin Carter 'titertained Mn-la- y Hattie Wright. Nettie Hatfield roads adequate compensation for Roav-l- l Sulnaker. Vera Ken Jee" to any rharity if his I ceeding Dr. E. D. Ball. Dr. Hi evening in hirer of Mr Iklores Dalby, Blanche Rees service rendered, and pay only 111 and the beekeeper Mr candidateworthy and were nominated rt in favorably khuwn, Ruell vf Salt Lake. A Pearl Hanks, Ray Anderson for service received. With thi John Wilkey. iirvvyn ut A eUction. of failed tiiUvck general god time was had it. Maud Ingram, and Edward M nsult if next year we can make Utah, for his w or k on had in the been expected nusie, sewing and Karnes. Ai Christenen. oi the potato. the second class mail tion that the time W ripe for one balloting, but the first ballot thoe using 11 o'clock refreshments wen Dr. H. J. Evans, Slate "ervice pay a part of cent pohtace, a retorm sought to showed Bamberger to have a aucctedi-Profin Farm Management, servej to Mesdames J. It Dwi. we what can go be many years, but onlv recently big lead, with Richard etcord; should, Jonn t. Cine III an As- Sidney Norton. Ed. Down, Stan- Instructive Fire At Lynn fore they and take the first brought to the attention of con and the count of the ecund vote congress sistant Director of the Exten- ley Winn, Claude Tolley, Lynn toward penny postage! grcss through the prcsistent cam tfave Bamberger the nomination There was much xitrnent at stp sion Division. Oipin, Lcran Carter, Ilarrv "The we fact that this year pign on the part of the Nationa by a big rnargir. A number of new member? Mizebeth Henriod, Lvnndyl Sunday night when iiKy, have of between a $1,000Letter Postage Associa There were no notable con surplus One have also been added to the Mioses Naoma Starr. Pearl fire was discovered in the con 0U0 and 15,000,000 demonstrates tion. Cent ! iate tests on the retnainin fectionari store of Mr. Pass faculty. J. W. Watson, from the Warren, and the hostesses. the service that last is at postal attorney-genera- l, u wrs of letter that time home th At offices whose epresent except togethe on a waiter, University of Illinois, becomes p strong business and in which the supportof the United States net a p rofit with the post office was entire Director of Athletics, Ualph O. basis. If we can porting ketp of over At L. Mulliner and Dan H. When flames. the to Bellistons cf $7o,00 ers the goverment Party ly dUtroyed by Medical Porter, from Hush down useless extravagance, we of dis- B. Shields staged quite a fight, cost actual over a a 000 discovered was the fire year large Schol, becomes Professor of can soon inaugurate one cent tribution. At the Edith Pelliston entertained game time la'.rge the nomination finally goirK to crowd responded but was unable Physiology, E. P, Taylor be- ft w of her postage in this country." no are secuinn Shields. was little as friends there interests Wednes much do to magazine very comes Professor of HorticulThis frank statement from the distribution of their the in afternoon of which to honor with day William H. King was nominatwater product, fight Phyll ture. D. Earle Robinson becomes substantiates postmaster general which n mea one cent a pound, ed by acclamation for United Assistant Professor of English. uuscton ot t'rovo. A good time flames. It was estimated that declarations which been have loss was in and had loss to the government, playing games. Re- 3C00 damage was done, this States senator, and t.. L tollOrson W. Israelson becomes Asmade during the past year or two great letof users freshments loss were served to Phyllis wa partly covered by insurance to make up this man of Provo received the tame sistant Professor of Irtigation, officials of the National One by of a was at ter postage are paying profit Neph Mark Green becomes Assistant Buscton, May and Blanche And Mr. Passwalter gratifying vote for justice of the Cent Letter Association, postage home Edith his Vr. that learned and he rews, Deon Belliston, when 100 supreme court. Professor of Farm Management. been which has its headquarters at had Edith business and of and , Alice place Mary The convention of the second is this Injus-correct Morgan, It to D. great Casto. becomes George that with economical Cleveland, Camelle district was held burned. Mildred Cazier. structor in Economics, and Mrs. Sowby, of the department and tice that the post master grneral ,?ongrefional operation Minnisand Arzella Ellison, at the close of the Belli. Johnson becomes Instructor in a reasonable adjustment of postal and his hundreds of assistan ts are immediately Ida Johnson ton, and Omtinucd on now employed. From all indica- statelconvention, the ssrne Josephine Airs. J C. Hall Entertained Pf rates, one cent letter postage Stephenson, Miss Lucile Price and from the counties corn could be inaugurated without io tions one cent letter postage proVer the Belliston imtabassisted at the Hall entertained Mrs. John C. Carter Child Meets With posing the district forming the to the federal government. mises to be one of the moyt jury le. in rnet had as frien winter's convention a number of her Lady Accident and letter users given the benefit portant issues at this H. Hate convention. Milton Thursday afternoon at her home of a big reduction over current session of congress, Mrs, G. A. Carlson of Park, A pleasant afternoon and evening rates. Weltin V d Bxe!der county was Tuesday afternoon while play-in- g , is visiting her mother, Mrs w.n snrnt in music, sewing ana City Ch0fn by unanimous "-ion the lawn the baby son of Harvey Whitmore has a:cepU;d candidate for corgreMrnMi afNearly sixty bills were present social chat. At 6 o'clock a splen Anderson. lialsy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carter did dinner was served to Mesdam ed at the present session of con a position with National Copl'ff ter whirh the convention fell and broke his leg. Dr. Rees Tuesday Will L. Hoyt, Warlow p L. A. Miner. J. M. Christen gress, calling for one cent letter Bank of Salt Lake and wtJ leave fine die. the Iiftn was summoned who set the trough, Misses Venice Brough en. Rav Stewart. P. B. Cowan postage. Scores of - ntion of Hi? v representa Nephi in a few days fi r Salt sche-duleand Berth hd broken limb and made the little and Lucile Forrest, added anoth- Val Hov t. Misses LuU titrict to iudicia) Allen. Clara tives and senators have been Lake to make prepara tin Pearl MoPherson. in b held Ogden thi to er trip to the list of those who sufferer as omfortabl as Cole. Ersell Clarke and Ida Lin closely studying the matter and commence work on the i Irst of have visited the top of ML Nebo. ton, have become united in a con vie - next month. 1 7) A. o'eTrh Jln - Mc-Mulle- - e, r, Us-Kinn- in , -- S vice-chairma- n, ge r B-- diuu ei one-hal- f . - self-su- i oe-lega- tes c al-joarn- id ln d X |