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Show -- V MONDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1831 Prove. Utah County, Uuh j DAILY HERALD Transp ortation Facilities Aid Utah County Progress Salt Lake Stock ' Exchange ntrntitfom from fl. .... direct . tht M n . wm,wire oi 47 N. Univ.- Central Utah rtifos Held for News Briefs first Wasatch: Juvenile Girl Ooudrcsu I ci m c Red Sox r iwHcrjwi. t . Eludes Officers - Provo police were searching today for a girl who BOSTON. Oct 22 o gave. Juvenile authorities th was of Boudreau named manager slip" about 1 pjn. aa they were the Boston Red Sox today to sucbringing her for detention at the ceed Steve O'N'eUL Utah county infirmary from Boudreau's contract is for two Uintaa county. ears an1 the uLirr was nnt sum naa asxeti Wfowint rest closed. OTieill resigned as man-roo- m and then to th drug store. lager to becomea scout in the. Red and was accompanied by one of Sox farm system. He was man-t- he girl employes of the iuvenUe'arer for a season and a half. court ana managed to slip away. The 'girl was described as a "long-tim- e, problem chUd." . Mrs-- AdrU Porter of Provo re- Ccun si turned today from a pleasant weekend spent in reunion with HEBER Funeral services were her three sisters at tht home of conducted Sunday in the Midway New York Industrial Mrs.. J, P. Rich m Smithfield. r irst ward chapel noon 5.67 at off Averages ' district arid colonic, Rome. built "' Asked Other sisters attending were Mrs. county's first victim of Bid (Continued frera FasjOne) polio this . ... i of Xvanston, year. Rose Mary Meek; daughter $ .15 $ .20. William Phillips permanent roaas we most noiea Cardiff . . : rt Mrs. Virginia Meek of Midway, .03 all ectiona ol the nation. M Wyo., and Mrs. Emalint White of of of which is, perhaps the AppUn Central Stdj 1.40r 1.80 Salt Lake City.. Mr. Phillips was who died Wednesday. Burial was lines hay- - developed, in Way, '.remains of which still ,may Chief Con. . ... in tne.Mioway cemetery.N She is o ; also in attendance. .80 .... usea . t . ana. . J7 Clayton- - Silver tK last adeeade, to an Important .oef Touna sun survived by her mother and three 0 portions .15. Rexall Columbus ' V brothers. position In the transportation for raveLN This supports ' the Combined Metals K. ? ProvO Pfe. Nielsen of Paal ; Wasatch es Held on ', parity with rail lines opening statement that, since the Crescent Eagle county hat largely jus furlough caped Utah's polio epidemic this niuU home on and, in many instances, maintain beginning of time, transportation East Standard .. .02 San" marine base the Sifrdm Diego year, with only on other case .27 more frequent schedules. Dance ; has been essential to progress and East Utah aer- - development. ' .07 reported. Mrs. Bonnie, Car 111 e ... .07 Bullion . Eureka mentinff this His : is wife for basic the training. Morris: Mrs. Morris is rroorted 10 Eureka Lilly .... .08 4 vice are the US 50 transcontin mer Mildred Sundblom of 5 print -- making " .12 satisfactory recovery. Great Western .. .09 Mi he-iDiacparsf ed ental nignway east ana wesi ana : Construction son Mr. a of and villa and . .12 :.i4 Mrs. Ralph. H. Nielsen, 875 Milton U.S. 81 highways Silver:. A- special make-u- p .U.S. 89 andfrom not too re an v vears aao Horn session In .04 Vi .... A Leonora Canada to the It was hia ' hnl Rites Held Fori Prnvn TVirin "connecting the Provo recreation square dance was earth" an road that ordinary A. Madison Mines . . .18 LIMB NIT ALICE Mexican border north and south. considered Nielat San Diego, Pfr4 series will b held tonight at t '"(training ..... . .02 M JD1V ample for aft time to Miller Hill Transcontinental highway U.S. 40. comeJ se'n won a sharpshooter's medal. Dean Keith p. m. at the Joaquin school for the However, development Smith .06 Dev. Mt. west States east and another roadway. of the At the expiration of his fyr lough, those enrolled in the aeries who ' Girl and trucks .08 .07 . . automobiles, . '. ty" New a Payson few miles Majestic' . he will. report at Camp Pendleton passes the city Just extra wish j de. practice or have missloads and J road-"wa. . 2.55 2.45 , high speed heavy ALPINE New Park Funeral services for "to the east. This system of for a new assignment. ed either of tht first two classes, . . . :V. .. .41 Dean Keith Smith. 28,who was (Continued fren Page. One) North is augmented by state and manded something more durable Lilly according to Linn Rockwood. and certain. From this early be- - North SUndard .. .Trli Mrs. Stolon Merran returned killed in Baker, Mont, while GarfieldX .'county farm4 to market roads. recreation director. amm Park Utah . . . . 3.60 3.25 said Officers con, an in were oil "All county. gmning nignway The well known expression home today from Salt Lake City working (nnnicuon field, Mr. Rockwood stated that no most import Park City Oons. . . Jl one of the .22 roads lead to Rome" had its become where she 'has .been staying. for ducted Monday, at 10 aV m. in the the youth was killed when his new registrations will Amever ant . befor accepted .12 the "shot brother at ......... he what Plumbic '.104 projects j - origin .an was prompted by that thought into the class at thisbetime, the past week, assisting at the Alpine ward chapeL but DeoDle. In those earlier Prince Cons. .... .13 a was .14 erican deer was brush." Jn 20. In He 1823. tht born which Au. civic of born of a birth pride high type that another aeries will follow 2.85 dollars Edwin hundred few son Rico J. JrfaotK a spent ..2.75 'Petersen, of Alpine,, days Dean RomeArgentine the late a made Oct. 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Dean social, financial, 5, sheriff, the completion of this" one. .07 .05 former Sanpete county road work was thought to be Royston Coat . . . Mrs. Payne is the former and Mary Holman Smith cultural and civic center of the on Payne. 4.50 a died a of Even waste Coal. of hik attack ,when while rta heart money lived with his Brand DarKing then known world. The- expres Jaynann Morgan and couple ents, Mr. Valley hospital here recovering trie in near mountains his from Mrs. and James ing, was originally the automobile .and trucks came Tintic Lead ....... .13 ion doubtless Smith, two Susan other children, have a bullet wound in the-le' . 121V home. realized more the SUndard'.: Tintic . and most ot his to 12 lite. He moved progressive a in or and John. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Montana figur the poetic employed received when his pistol disSACES higha Fifteen-yeo?improved three importance years ago; stive sense but, without its apJerry Jackson charged as of Seattle are the paternal Payne 28. 1500 conPetals. at Combined still returning it some, in Alter ways! taxpayers to the actual roads on attending school oi Ljmin, wiyn county, was to the holster. plication grandparents.. American Fork. he served in recovering todav in m Kalfna Km. the- - ground, Rome could -- never tended that the bettermehrof the Commonwealth Lead, 2000. at 5. a And Salt Lake City' man Ha married Bessie pital after suffering a head have attained to Tier pow,'er, roadsrwas for the pleasure of a Cons. Eureka. 3000 at 6. Mr.; ahd Mrs. W. E. Loase left woria war II. 15. Paul A. Brown was No. 143. Givings. while :.; Realizing the necessity of abund-- r few. As time passed, however, all Croff. 4500 at 17. northeast (wound huntinj at his horn from Sunday by U"ln for San Franconvalescing 46 200 transat automotive that Dragon. recognized ant and well constructed arteries a bullet wound in the. left shoulcisco with a party of Utah county two 4800 28 300eat uun. at East a and' was zb; Michael ons, and necessity or trade, commerce and" com- porUtion were Larry GeoVse TalV 54 . Kmil.h der suffered while hunting near residents for a conducted tour of Smith, all of Baker; two iEmpire Mines, 1000 at .4, ,. indioensiji; brothers, was in "ood Condition in rrk munication with her outlying goodfroads Utah The the islands. Hawaiian Wanshlp in ; Summit county. party auw 187 at to riom suver, In the. five years from mi. viuiih pallia, rvicnisna, w Bin., to . three weeks be gone expects 19. 4200 at Madison and Mines, 1883, when construction engineers Smith, Port Orford, v and will visit all of the five Ore.,Douglas and great financial interests put Magnolia Lead. 4000 at 8. and a grandmother,. Mrs. PI. Grove Child In the The islands Vt group. party Hill. 1000 at 2 . "j through the .greatest railroad Miller sailed on the' SS Lurline today Smith, Alpine. SUtes Dev, 1000 at 7. building program- the American Mt. DO ITT at. 4 p.m. Those leaving were Mr. . people ever saw costing Home OU Securities, 3500 at 24. Hurt Mrs? and Thomas 1000 2. and Mr., Lant, at dollars $800 j millions of many Prosper, OS A Seriously Anna Ha Hinckley Mrs. Arnold Henrichsen, .Mr. and people thought that it would Silver' King West, 100 at 52. Mrs. James B. Ferguson, Mr. and the nation and discour- SUver SUndard, 4000 ' at 3. When Hit Car bankrupt Mrs. J. Earl Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Dies in Burbank aged the project as much as pos- Sundance, 1000 at 15. Mrs. Carrie sible Iwith accravatinff legislation Douglas G. 'Smith. Webstei1 Mrs. i Millie Erickson, Instead the of: and propagandas The Grove. piIea'sant, Mrs. Anna Hill Hinckley, wife LNeldon Etickson, and Mrs. Bertha however, third accident call in one day nation going thebankrupt, of Joseph R. Hinckley well most wonderful came recently for Marion Adam-so- n, it tpifoved known in Provo musical circles ever made both from chief of police at Pleasant investment 9 tor sense. an many .years; dledi Sunday economic and altruistic of ana Dene Hebe Mr. Mrs; , Grove, about 5:30 p. m. when a ' enat in was same home her criticism This morning Burbank, Provo have received word of the Cal4 car driven by Mrs.' Ruth 'Mecham Oct. 22. 1951 according to word received birth of a girl Saturday in Los of Salt Lake City struck Shirlin countered in the building of the PROVO ; relatives in Provo today. by national which, system H. Albert to highway, their son, of and Bath David Angelei Giles, daughter 'Academy Mr. and Mrs. Hinckley lived in "Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Giles of 105 E. today9, is accredited with being G. Peck and S. Hayward. and Mary Beth Pierce Done. Mr. the Provo sheba, comFirst ward-- , later in the in link the most ' important the Hughes Manavu ward Center street. Pleasant Grove. The mercial and industrial .existence. Paramount Texas Carnival,' E. Done is employed by ' for many years, child had purchased candy at the Road Aircraft .company. R. Skelton. H. Keel. to Burbank some 25 years efforts of county, Williams, moving Man With Allenmarket at 45 N. 1st E. and state fandbuilding Face Uinta The My ago. She was born in Springvllle federal 'administrations and Three '.' ran out of the store directly in have 'of members Several North. Epsflon where she received her (given to Central .Utah and AMERICANSteps early, edufront of the car driven by Mrs. the state FORK chapter; Pi Alpha Kappa' attend cation, later attending a of work ' net veritable the .BYU it costs so Mecham, Chief Adamson said. She fine iroads. Here are. concrete. Cameo Captain From CastileJI ed a meeting of the state organi where she, became prominent in was taken to the American .Fork in Salt zation held Lakei T. Power'. City and graded music activities as a pianist unconscious condi surfaced, graveled hospital in an Coral; The Big Carnival, K. Friday-- , at Ho,tel Newhouse, where to all parts of the and vocalist She was ward leading to bV frco on tion. Latest ' reports said she had roads! a state were made for party organist and accompanist for plans Utah 1 valley, the state and " the Douglas, J. Sterling. : ,. regained consciousness, but is still nation. comfor the made ballots and season. up for Close, the : ," vocal groups for many years durStarlight ' in the ( hospital pending further Provd can be likened to a hub LEHI ing .state election. 'Attending ing their residence in Provo. exexamination to determine full were BethtSchofield. Provo from R. His of Kind ' which an extensive comWoman, She has been in failing health Royal ClotKes wothed" sparkling clean, ironed tent of injuries. '. , ' around moves Mrs. Harold' Bunnell.- Mrs. John for several years and with the highways Mitchum, J. Russell. . a suffered s The other two accidents occur- merce; Pen-rod. R." Utah Cattle 'Drive, J.. McCrea, as emblematic spokes in a large Huntington, Mrs. Arthur hemorrhage and to you with night returned Saturday meticulously, lng on Friday were a collision of commercial Mrs' 'Gilbert Srplth and Mrs. which Resulted in herdeathfthe D Stockwell, C. Wills. wheel, s a tanker and a car in which Mrs. Rex , Small. GROVE PLEASANT; next In a few days. Our friendly roitsAfnon day. Marion Decker of Provo was inGrove She was born' in Springvllle. Leathernecks, R. ' case in which . jured and a hit-ru- n to The best fnj hobby supplies April 4, 1890. the daughter of Ryan.-JK0 will help" you choose tha type of service Wayne. a cow owned ; .Anderson Passey 1 t broker. - V Avv; J . for-.Wasat- ch . J A v- . Truck-transpo- .... : 10-d- ay Square SessioniTonight - ort I . - s " . - ' truck-transp- CLB-JLo- - r rr wt - 1 - - . - ys a . a -- ; - - . - . -- - grand-daught- i er . - ." -- g. ; he-w- i i . M as - . .. old . IfkMMMry -- . by mm " : - , Uslttl rat tarsak la fssssat Ssath Psts ef Jlhs Crast Divide six years keier th ere4itd Fr hi lSi2.ReMrcefal Dr. dirvry bpsS Takaua'i if . iUiii' 1st tie eeeragaeas Dr. TaJt- Stat, raa irat t prv the m faiUity f Sakiag ties lBrB triaf Es sad lis party. Xskis. piri , . bs "ssvsd Ors-- LCPW ,- trailaXasiag was a rapid eaLsraUea I (aide the Orejea eaeaSry. i - six-year-- allyar- tVe' tay psle kiad ef galas - sreat ass a aw ria ike ry- - to faaailr to asearkjri PraWiTi "DW lac CaUC tit faipeas vaursa that lets yea eairkhr laa tite ri(ht kiad f life iwrawte to glee spar laauly ya aaxuBiaai pr4die at lk 'teweat eeU.. littb V : ar-gan- - ad ist vashdayl V: ' ' - : 9-- wmUL . . the cps pfes . 5 Talk by Boyd was killed about three-fourtof a mile beyond . .the south city limits f town. The cow had been arid hen left with throat cut Roy Passey, active scout leader 'hit to die by the roadside. The driver and uvenile court probation of Of the car lias not been located. ficer. will address members of the Provo Exchange! club at noon Tuesday in. the China City cafe. Mr J Passey will talk on prob lems Confronting Provo youth toTuesday's luncheon will be Wbeo aew drags or old fail s stop day. soon affair of the the first your cough or chest cold don't eatay. ciuo sor regular inree weens, iwo nave CreomulsxMi contains only safv, Sttk been Ipostponed in favor of rffliht fnfc proven ingredients and no a club party and to disturb nature's process. If affairs, the first so second club could at- the the to the trouble to seat of the goes right he civic organization .Irath- r, aid narare soothe and heal raw, Oct. 17 In the V fleldhouse inflamed, bronchial membranes. Guaranteed to please' you or druggist preceding the third annual Com- -. conference. refunds money. Creonralskm has stood munity-Industr the test of many millions of users. To Exchange Club hs - Safer Cough Relief nar-coo- es . pa'yson Model ; : . Me,; ' It is the duty of each of us as Arch-HerComes the Groom, Americs ns In a free nation, to B. Crosby, ;J. Wyman, F.' Tone. get bgt arid exercise oar right to Mc vote . . for the candidate of our Angelus- - Cattle Drive'. Crea. D. Srockwell, C. Wills. . choice. ((Paid. Political Adv. By - . e '." V SPRINGVILLE Art City Cin'emotor' Fort Worth and Park Hard. Fast and' Beauti-- : ful and Koh-Tik- i. , Rivoli tFlyjng Leathernecks, J Wayne, R. Ryan. J. .Carter.' Wrestling! Matches Provo World Wsr I cost the United sMKitis States about gl.500,000 an hour arena.' La bpr temple, at 8:30 p.m. ' BYU Military Band from April,- 1917; to April. 1919. ' building, 5 p.m. v Exhibits open ; in building, 7 p.m. , G-M- CREOMUL'SION OmI CM - City-coun- ty city-cOun- ' -- i i , ' t CARD OF THANKS With deepest gratitude and appreciation we desire to acknowTRAIN-AUTledge' the assistance and expres sions of sympathy of our many MISHAP .FATAL friends land relatives during our BUHL. Ida, Oct. 22 (U.RK-W- alt er Moore. 66, farmer .near here. recent sorrow. We take this means to thank, all .those who was killed instantly at W:40 todav when! his 1938 modl coune assisted at ; the services, sent stalled on a 'railway crossing east floral tributes, , ga ve expressions of here arid was struck by a ot condolence, or In any way asr .sisiea. Ireisht train. The Anderson Family Included in , the summer resorts of Minnesotik are ' Camp CARD OF THANKS . Iowa and Illinois resort. I The family of Blake. L. Ba tty of Heber, who recently passed Why scratck and ho baletstff away,-wisheto thank their many nd hippy relief kind friends in Centrsl Utah who a so naany others so kindly assisted them through or Dry do ns sooth, their' sorrow. All the kind and inc. medicated loving tokens of sympathy exRESINOL. rh, tended? to . ' them are deeply appopular OMitment ; preciated, of aMy uses Delton Batty and Family j. . ,i Commissioner A TED V . s ing;: . , 1 li 'j ( s Bfc CaMksasaTar h m aa nBar B Ceattv Laundry i Xrrry A rterneen rCxretlnc Saturday) and Sunday Sunday Hcraldf PublUhed Sunday Momins .' PubUahvd by Th Herald Corpora-to- n. so South rint nt rond Provo. Utah. elan matnrr at Entre4 th port eifie In Provo, Utah, under th art ot March 3. 1S7S. SutMCiipUon term by carrier In Utah count? S13S th month. S7.3Q fortx month In advance. SIS.00 h'e vear in advance. Bv maU anywhere In orth United State IU poues-aio- n SI S3 per montt. ST 50 tor six month. S1S.00 th .year la . i advance. Strt, . DON'T BUY - -- You ,100, can in i- - llrl furniture,. ornate and tricky design, decorated with a lot of cheap carving; is not only outside the reolm of good taste,' but it is always very expensive in the long run. You'll tire of it quickly, and chances are t'n ; : to one that it won't hold up. in -- "A play of tremendous power, one of the great playa of our dayi" '. . . NY Morning Talegrsph ! - GEE-GA- WS Tontimd-v- p . Eczema City liam Witney. Springvill and Dr. Reuben L.. Hill. Logan. ; Funeral services will! be held Wednesday at .11:30 a. m. in Burbank where internment will take place. - Itch StBBBtawVSMas . j.i, TED BANDLEY For Harold H. Dodge). Llsteri-CIden W. Payne tonight. 8:15 p.m. over KOVO He will give a detailed report City Commissioner. Be Sure To as your Qf his administration Vote tomorrow. (Paid Political Adv. by Eldon : W. Payne). ty O Hi' Neighbor! PRUDEM1ALISg tk4sM4apf . ii SPANISH FORK Races. ry i that best suits your need 2nd budget. fhone 164 for further Information. ? . ten--de- Acvtv planes and race George R. and Nancy Elizabeth trains, t f the bugs. Tom Gessfords Hobby Cen Burch Hill. After' ' ' ter 149 West First North, (adv). Complete obituary details were Show. i '' , ; OREM. lacking. Surviving are her hus Ted Bandley Is young In years band at Burbank.' six children, Geneva Dr.ive-I- n Lightning Strikes Twige and Storm Warn- but not 'experience. Let a; business the following brothers and sis- -, ..' man. neip operate your city gov tent Dr. Georv R Hill Mr , ing. W. Smith and William R.lt The ernment (Paid Political Adv. by Herbert Tlmpanogos Ciiiemotor Hill ' Sail' Fat Man and Francis Goes to the8 Ted Bandley). fiw Mr. uril.tl HuisbMeet m : .aS Oct. 23 to 27 lilfii your home Insist on Slmplo, . Pieces WeI-D0sfgn- 6d s add to the cost. The simpler and plainer ' the exterior, the more - I sturdy the construction is likely to kk , 1I dignified pieces fit into almost any room plan, seldom if ever ' j I .become dated. The simpler the lines, looks ihe mora ; expensive the. piece . j . Stop dreaming about a beautifully furnished home ; . . Have onel It's easy ' I when you' buy your furnishings piece by jsiece. VVe .hove many open stock Items that are sure to please you. See them today! " , Cee-gaw- , Well-designe- BANDLEY f d, . A young business, man whorhas jn important f civic offers- - his full time and effort to City in the World Your vote will pay djvrdends . m - . te DE SURE YOU VOTE V 23 Paid Advertisement by Ted Bandley for Commissioner Com.' '.' A home can be far more than a dwelling place; In your dreams . . . and then? the blueprint V. yca.n bt a score, ol special items that providVrfbr . nPP7 living. Like a rumpus room for the children, 'a basement area that is attractive and livable, a modern kitchen with all conveniences, alluring windows that shut out dust and storm, tight gar-doors that open at the touch of a finger 4 . . in fact, most any special feature you can dream lip!; news about all the newest materials and ;For ideas in horn construction, ask to see our lavishly 'Illustrated PLAN BOOK. No charge or obLgadoo. served Prbvo--Fihe- st 1:" :1 comPRnv rj 5th So. and 2nd West -- i Ph. 733 t - ! |