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Show FAC2 SIX PEOVO EVENING HERALD, ifONDAY, JUN2 18, 122X - OUR BOARDING HOUSE SAP GARCOA- ,- I AM 60IM6 MoUUli6!- - TiOOM-tW- lS me d see Novd,-.-feu."T- McrreL-TrU- dE VERV CSF Z6GS LOilSI2. WELLDMD2) I vUve.-f- E VALU--f PRESS mattue J 60OP .sUll" Sir! HM-M-LF- T viill rUve a -r Pnfl7;XEJH3SI...-E3RESS!0:i- aULlaUJllUaUUl. "To MV IU HAVE MV BREAKFAST 5ER.VEP BOWL School Student Com to B. Y. U. From Scattered Section Summer oirf Vour SurT vjhile Bi6LlSrA LAME CHOPS . A LA MELBA "TOAST BUC KIMS HAM, PUMPEE AMP COkowa EU Registration (or the; summer quarter at Brtgham Toung university shows a vary plssslng Increase over the registration at ths cIom of the first week last year, according to gacratary E. H. Holt The numbers .are not only greater, but tha distribution of the students la wider thaa H waa last year, the secretary BREAKFAST, SIR? - MA&MALAPE', Belvepere: c:uak ; A AMP VOLi. 1 f d -- tares. Many have registered for both B ih- ft Aran retary --Holt aaid Saturday after noon. Jt now look as if the A pine term will be aa well attended as It waa last year, a condition which wa had not hoped for on account of the fact that nearly 100 seminary teachers were with us last year and will not bo this year, according to present Indications. " ImprooniMita ItaaneeV C. T. Cannon, dean of tha summer school, and Herald R. Clark, business manager of the Alpine term, are now working upon improvements to be inaugurated at Aspen Grove before school begins July 23. The names of the towns represented, by students registered at Brigham Toung university follow: American Fork; Arco, Ashton, M 1 ' 'f i rA - 9 at the picture of a beautiful body you will be struck by its similarity to a flower cupped by the green On looking- - . calyx. Swaying; on its slim lance of stem. That is the wayEverywoman pictures herself, but when she faces the stern facta in her mirror, sometimes the com. parison must be that of the Baby Hippo rather than the .JL,. ....... Fkur de Lis I . Tears of neglecting one's body cannot be wiped out by a few weeks of months of systematic exercise. but a great deal of benefit arin re-suit from auch exercise enough to reduce tha body to what tta measurements ahould be after maturity haa placed ita Inevitable mark : Today's exercise Is designed to reduce fat around the hipa and waist, to harden those muscles and fSOOMIHfii start the Initial reduction In waist- i crxaTacAL line measurements. Position! Feet flat on floor and heels together; body erect, arms at This pancake batter Is best If sMa. mixed and let stand two or three Ta start thja movement: Stretch hours. I nave made it after breakarms even with shetiidet, head ani Just it In the erect and aa nearly on n lino with fast put It a good beating before bashoulders aa possible. Facing FOR- gave kingand tha pancakes wer perWARD, bead the body sideways an-t-il fect ' the finger tip come aa near .Butter may be" used If preferred; Idaho. 1aaa DO floor tha Ben Idaho Bancroft. possible. Beaver, touching melt It Beat the egg as you would min, Boneta, UtalKjlackfoot. Ida- - j NOT BEND THE KNEES. Come for making popovera. Sift the flour reverse center back to and position i bo. before measuring and three times casus uaia, laaar vity, uian; the exercise, bending to the -ap- - thereafter, adding toe salt with the side. ta Colon Juares. posite Cobrs, Nevada; last sifting. CSl Mexico; Compton, California. Mix the eggs and milr wi V e extensor This exercise the brings Draper, Delta, Deseret, Utah. flour, alternately, using H cup of Eagar, Arizona; Emery, Eohralm, muscles Into play from knee to mil to the three eggs, and enough those Neand at waist shoulder,' hips more to mix the batter to the con Eureka, Enterprise, Utah; Ely, " vada. coming moat into play. This exer- sistency of cream. Do NOT add the . accise benefits Intestinal Fountain Ffllmore, sluggish Falnrlew, flavoring until ready to bake the Green, Utah; Ft Bridger, Wyoming. tion." To start this exercise, use it cakes. the first morning, Green River, Gunnison, Goshen, completely twice Utah. adding one or two each succeeding haa been - Use a heavy iron skillet well but-- j Holden, Huntington, morning until Hinckley, tered. Put in a generous table- -' Utah. easily reached. v Tomorrow tha exercise Is planned spoonful of batter and run It quickIdaho Fans, Idaho. and ly over the entire bottom of the Leamington, Levan, Lsht, Lund, tc further reduce the waist-lin- e Utah. hips; the two must be used together pan. It must be very thlij. Turn to be effective. and cook the other side. Mancos, Colorado; Mantl, Marian, Mills, Utah; Mesa, Artsona; Spread tha pancake with jam TODAYTS and nothing can beat apricot Jam RECIPE Nevada: Moreland, Montpel-le- r. FRENCH PANCAKES roll It up, sprinkle with powdered Menan. Myton, Idaha cups flour sugar and serve with Orange Sauce Nephl. UUh; New Castle, Colo-rad' eggs, well beaten poured over the roll, 1 The pancakes may be cooked Just teaspoon vanilla extract Oakley, Ogden, Utah; Orange, 1H tabfnspoona olive oil ' before serving dinner and kept hot California. Milk to snake thin batter In the oven but not crisped, rePerson, Pleasant Grove.. Provo, H teaspoon salt member. , ITtah; Panaca,' Nevada; Preston, Idaho. Randlett. Rlverton. RLrhfleM Richmbnd. Utah. Sandy, Salina, Bait Laks City, Hrhofieid, - Spanish Fork, Spring City. SpringvUle. Utah; SaaU Clara, California; SL Johns, Arizona; St George, Utah; Sugar City, Idaha Ferris Bond and Bert McKnlght, otin 009 Ice-bo- x. 7- IUt MORM!Ai2 AFTER A '". By Crane .WASHINGTON TUBS I i ' 7 fftosvt m V hit fcKf.MBE r-- y X GCNt CO BON .tfJ .AVWt f Sr yO fOSS US OP. MOT OCR MAP A LOMG TmC (f ' Trf WHO WMJTtO f. tAM)KUM PICKLE. Kbo. sore! rrr.21 Mes-qult- Jrccly j Of Tr6 M, WUKIM-- -'- oto STCP A KtOMCi . time . a . . Jfi CMH M CKSt a ss s n orF arilflC I k BUS DRIVER fflk.TnV 9 . V . -t- fW IS FINED $25 Paul Gross, driver of a Picwlck WR srrested this morning on Provo, Bench by Deputy Sheriff James Wilson, on a charge of fast driving. Gross, the officer declares was going between 40 and 45 miles per hour, and had thirteen passengers aboard at the time of his arrest He entered a plea of not rullty snd was placed on Immediate trial. He was- sentenced to pay a bus, I ST0RY0F0IL AT PARAMOUNT fine of 525. Several of the passengers testified in favor of the driver. They declared that he was not driving at an excessive rata of speed. They also and Editor JIarlen Pew, editor of strongly contradicted the testimony Publisher: "In the light of the Im given by the witnesses for the state pudent Impositions of the 'Power that Gross was racing with the Red Trust' agenta, newspaper men Feather bus. James Gardner of the Red nright proceed really to. deal with bus line also was arrested the wreckers and spoilers of the Feather on a of fast driving and people's instrument of democratic his caascharge will come before the court manoe of oil exploration work, the marvels of science in the refining processes, all the steps through which petroleum passes from the great underground deposits to the finished products you buy for your In vivid automobile, being show style. Skillfully produced under the auspices of the American Petroleum i government" em-- 1 Institute, and with phasis being placed on the most Interesting apecls ot u. industry from the stsndpolnt of the general public. The 8tory of Petroleum" Is an industrial drama well worth the . . seeing. The film is brr ght to Provo TODAY AND at a later data. r'r With oil playing an important, tart m the dally lives of practically everyone In this country, unusual Interest attaches to what has been called one of the most complete and most educational Industrial motion picture features ever produced. Tha film, of standard Story of through the eourt-e- y of the Utah j )nrth. is entitledwill"The be shown at Oil Refining con nany, which hasl Petroleum," and In a theatre Paramount special the for the special Ij . presentation at 19.12. o'clock, noon, showing at the Paramount No will June charge Tuesday. admission. 'made for be The film gives a graphic lmpres- A lira of the size and Importance ro-ofAD tha oil industry, showing tha STRAND . six-re- el s TRY GEM TODAY AND r TUESDAY Forest Stanley, McLAGLEN. Victor McLaglen, star of "What Price Glory " in the greatest role of his career, a soldier of the FofeTgri Legion on leave to avenge his family honor A fascinat ing romance of Ireland horses racing blazing castas and a love that con quered jealousy and won to happiness. . LOVABLE! See it and enjoy a thrill. -Comedy LUKEWARM DAZE" .International News Wednesday Thursday "POOR GIRLS" . " DANCING Bosworth "SALLY IN OUR ALLEY" I Helen Chad wick Lillian Rich i In - TODAY AND TUESDAY Larry Kent - June Collyer Earle Foxe Hobart SHIRLEY MASON and RICHARD ARLAN LAUGHABLE B ON ITA with VICTOR v TUESDAY "HANGMAN'S HOUSE" WANT . - II Comedy, News Events t SPRINGVULE hero-mart- yr DAYS" Coming Wednesday DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in, "THE THREE MUSKETEERS" A 12-re- el super feature. the oator ' convention calebritiea, " Mra .Bell Bachman. alternate delegate to the con rent ion. Is a very happy woman. "1 had the opportunity of oelping nominate the next president of the United Btatss," she declared. The opportunity oaxn through Delegate LeaLherwood's' caU to Washington before the adjournment of the convention to attend soma 0..icuU business at tha cspltaL" He appointed Mrs. Bachman to take his place ta tha dele: . , J , ; , gation. , J f Kansas City has aeon a ' most genial hostess to tha delegates and visitors within her gates, ' The , ladies have been entertained at pink teas and otherwise, and many have been taken for drives over the magnificent boulevards of tha elty. TIIE PERFECT FELLOW fellow is ho to go-- out with?" Fine! A litUe nearsighted, but The Utah delegates have occasion he( cant see the prices ea - tha to be proud of the distinction that menus." Detroit News. has rome to the state through Bena-tor Reed Smoot Congratulations on his work aa statesman and John D. Rockefeller: "Have I platform builder come frequently not God to thank that I can stlH to those wearing Utah badges. The hold this glass without trembllngf What kind of a v ' BUTLER'S Recommend v BUCILLA ART GOODS See Our Window Display. 0 pirectlon I Marcus Enterprises , LAST TIMES TODAY ' WALLACE" 1 RAYMOND BEERY HATTON In "THE BIG -- KILLING" TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY both of Reber, were sentenced to serve SO day in the Utah county Jail or pay a fine of $50, by Judge ' George 8. Balllf Monday. The Intoxicatwas of possession charge -- home brew. ing liquor, The two men were arrested on SpringvUle. Mr. Dibble was born November 25, Prpvo Bench Sunday by Deputy 148, In Des Moines, Iowa. He came Sheriffs B. F. Roper and Ellas Gee. west In 1850, and for a number of Not having the money with which years was engaged! in farming in to pay their fines, the two men Mapleton, He had been a resident were consigned to the county JaiL of SpringvUle for a few years. ' Surviving are his widow, Elisa Mendenhall Dibble; three sons. Da- Anderson of Provo; Mrs. Adelaide vid P, Roy, and Willie Dibble of Raymond of Salt Lake; IS grand Mapleton; twq daughters, Mra. Ann children and 17 great grandchildren. to-w- 1 Tom orrow 12:00 Noon AT THE . PARAMOUNT THEATRE Special Showing of The Story Of Petroleum Pola .Negri in a new dramatirrmaaterpicce heading a brilliant cast of skilled artists. A gripping story stark ' . as life itself I . . With WARNER BAXTER .' GEORGE BANCROFT in "THE DRAGNET". ' ... industries. Remember the hour Buy Scrip and Save A ' ENJOY YOUR EATS 12 noon! are new at .We I THE OLD , ADMISSION FREE Everyone Invited STAND Ready to Serve You With l Through courtesy of rnnmTrTTn rtnArv UTAH OIL RtFTNlNG CO. Manufacturers of PARAFFIN MOTOR on. . r JACK DUFFY --Comedy "SAT UNCLE"' APicturfring in graphic style the ro--. manceof oil exploration, the wonders ' of science and the sweeping magni- J tude of one of the world's greatest VICO 10 PAUL LUCAS Starts Thursday INDUSTRIAL DRAMA It Smashingly Dramatic Emotional! 6 REELS OF Don't Miss r Kansas City papers have repeatedly LTtaona of MAN PASSES Funeral services will be held In the SpringvUle Second ward chapel Wednesday at 2 o'clock, for David D. Dibble, who died Saturday eve ning t the family residence in I uceKNta, y . Sentence is Passed On Two Violators Thatcher, Artsona. Vernal, Utah. ViCrVT H4 1 the world Is growing wiser was manifested in aa Incident that at the National Republican convention oh Thursday. At the close of the vocifertoua speech in favor of the UcNary-Hauge- n amendment to the platform, aa spectator led the cheering. Again and again the self constituted cheer leader started the commotion. Finally Chairman Butler, anxious to proceed with the business of the convention, pounded the table with his - Utah copper gavel for order. But the yeU master kept yelling and waving his trim. Several sergeants rushed down the aisle to squelch the disturber, and Joy beamed from his physiogonomy; the officers would eject him and ha would be to the cause: But a when the officers reached him they suddenly stopped and grinned. Then the cheer-maststopped, crestfallen, no more of a hero than a fat man In a tight bathing suit ' o. I mra of eam e, :'. i vtkvcvrr vovf . . co;ivEmo;i KAiiSAs at-ar- thereon. i bi . One Can't Become a Venus Overnight, ,. 1. at . AMI MEREDITH " Ui QRPER. i 0? " TUG SIIOTT Drop la DI.VXIB 11 J4 A. M. ' Sto and 4o . - EMIL'S CAFE . 65 North University Ave. mm. i cmcaxx DDnns So Wa specialise short orders. in WIILDE9S TROUBADORS . . |