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Show '" ".'i-T- HE EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY; .- JULY-15,-19C5- Fair Indian ,fl J ..... u. J - (Wttlalnnt Moordlnv to ft ot takmm la jMtioMl. Indiaa cbnvaoOo Pome pity, Oklfc Her Asm. la ttbjr mX TYPe rom to? work or "oven watching" because of the Roper. Complete" . . rL a . ; : . v. I - : 'If I I feTAKE educational offer made - ---t- his during sale only. It " We know-froexperience that,-you can see for yourself how the Roper more than fulfills every hope and aspiration in your home, you will recognize the economy of owning it Take 12 months to pay for it,4 beginning after the 31 days free' trial while it helps to pay for itself by its saving of time, f oo3, is made because ,. i. ,:; . The crowd applauded. Taking up the allegation that the law violated the provision of the Tennessee constitution forbidding the law to contain more than In Its a caption, Raulston said: "In my judgement, the caption of this act Is sufficient to put any member of the legislature on- notice as to, what the nature of the proposed legislation Is and that really the caption Is more comprehensive than the body of the act. .Theretnli fore, I am content to over-rul- e ..... ; . ground." The,to$e then successively rulcd contentions of the defense that the law was unconstitutional because the legislature was required ki i'lierish education, that It vlnlates the right of free worship, freedom f " ' ... After using it you want to BUY IT Pay Only " and gas. Come, with your friends, and: see this demonstration and display. And the Balance in MONTHLY PAYMENTS as you pay your gas bill . leper-Tenn- . case, the satisfied that the act in volved In the case at bar doe not violate the 14th amendment to the constitution of the United States and Is therefore pleased to over rule this ground." was buttressed The ruling throughout by voluminous citation of legal precedents.- ' court-I- s ' Ulah County Spanish Fork large Tol-hurs- t, - JRft-Bulpn- tlie countryT"" '.Several crop, of alfalfa will be cfit from the 6000 acres devoted to that, particular f 6rj;&-.- f ood , to be used for the feeding of the large herds of beef eattle in the ."district. '; Many acres of tomatoes are how-lB- g up exceptionally well and will t packed a the Spanish Fork Canning .plant;' The contract calls for 'tnter-moulital- Jl nnp. Su50c gai Dairy Association. Iw'. receive approximately- $5,500 'monthly ; from their cream shipments. Many of the farmers iuaintalnr mall - herds - of cattle which bring In conslderble money each month. Among the owners of larger herds are Laban Harding with 20 heads of Holstelns, most of which are registered stock,;. John Cowan with J2 icowsand. F. A. or-de- "" . over-rule- d r to the IXJEaJCi .... Big Plunge Given Away at 8 ftdlnnce leaving 7C7 - gal$1t88 95 c . :,: $2)39 gal . la.S1.40 gai$2i85 Eight - .... :...$3.75 ... ......35c gallon Veal Steaks 2 lb,' for Neck "Veal Stew . . ; Breast Veal Veal J shank r NC . 8c .'. 11c i Lambert Cherries never were any 10r V , Ut better ' Per : ,ibiL Cfr uUb dozen Utah: -- I - Green corn is" coming on .Tuna . 8c -- Hamberger-;-Steak anti-Germ- ' - , CROCK JARS. , Scopes Judge eaVTicket ... cn - -- industry on a The superintendent's' financial report state that 13,760.09 was sent to the state treasurer for fees and other cash receiptsduring . the month. The patients' fund had a balance of cast) oq hand on June 1 of $2.91$.!5Z During the month; 2353l was received and &22&8.90 was disbursed, With :Teaialb.pkg....;0lb e e ground Into flour at the Tayson scala during the pst year,, Asa reMilling plnnt operted byT- F. sult the dairy .herd of the communone of the leadljig- bnsiiies ity has Increased more thun 100 per men of Utah county, who has estab- cent. . , lished a Rplendld trade throughout The of the i2Jel -- iC persons under care and ort hand of $895.23, treatment in the State 'Mental hoslther distmrsemenU for' June pital and only two oc three confined were as follows : Salaries, $7,649.27; to their rooms with serious, illness, repnifs, $2,88229; nmintenauce, $4y the pnticnts of the institution ore in 773.72 : office flDaCR..IWU52i.teM.iiroommdttroaGif flings to Dr.. Vel eieiie, $35.58 ? equlpmentK $2,-Frederick Dunn's monthly report to 72U.SO: total, S18.21Z.2-J.the state board of Insanity. rop cnndltlona at the Institution On June 1 there were 737 regularl- are suid to be splendid, and repair! y- committed and 27 voluntary are now being made on the building patients or ft total of 704 under which will soon be ready for paint ' care and treatment in the Institu- ing. J tion. During the- month 22 regular The general condition of thn inand 5 voluntary patients, or a total stitution, the report states seems of 27, were admitted, and 13 regu- quite satisfactory. ' v lar and 0 voluntary patients were One voluntary and 3 discharged. LOVBVLAND, Colo., July I&t. regular patients died, leaving 26 Six eagles attacked three men and 741 voluntary and regular, or a total drovf them from the vicinity of of 767 patients remaining July 1. Cedar Cove, near here,- Sunday, act The health of the patients during cording to reports reaching here. .'-the month of June was exceptionally The men were unarmed, tind they good. The causes of tlie four deaths saved themselves from Injury by were given as follows: Alchollc tox running down the mountainside. der Uw pounds ' Three ' 1 07. pounds , . . . . . ,: . v I ifc I Blue Pine Green 07- n ' face steadllyr and niny do some god." Of the validity of the ac$ nnder Attorney General Stewart apol the con4ttlon, Raulston, after dt-in- g ogized lu open court for bis conduct- the OTtyn school law and the yesterday when, he told Arthur Nebraska teacher law Continued from Page One) Garfield Hayes, defense attorney, to decision of ' the United States shut his mouth. supreme. Twid i clslon he'TWiiieKted "the" court Toom ""I men,nt to be emphatic Imt nnt "The rule prevailing in Tennessee t maintain Krfect silence and r. to be dlHcourteons;" said Stewart In hlch the courts are governed in "I feel very much ashamed of mr passing .ppon th' onstifutlon8Bty j ' e.lf.!' ; of statute is that every doubt must Sue "lllcks,- - for- - the prosecution. be stated was that Hayes angrily be solved' so as to sustain It;,, and protected, against "dally heckling" entirety dissatisfied with Stewart's where it is subject to the two conof the defense over prayer. . apology. struction that which, will sustain He referred to some other remarks Its Judge Raulston the,d must be constitutionality fense objections, as wap, expotrtcd. he. atribnted to Stewart, which" be . , adopted. , 4 did not Identify, as a 'sneering d is saying "Under the holdings of the Ore "Cour believes that any religions, courteous remark about another of gon case and In the Nebraska case INJOV GOOD HEALTH . Motit of thin, however, will no doubt the dairying ac- - T. C 'Gobelfc ' STATE :..Tw Two - Provo , emia, exhaustion of the Insane, cron- ie nephrites and apoplexy, r ; PATIENTS OF LOOSE "COFFEE On& - , will be extended in the future. 63c AO-pow- 62 corded"our many customerslnTthe'nast FOOD of one . ..... . .. .. Whita King Soap ' , The same courteous treatment BROOMS I Springvilie West Ce'nter. street, PHONE FOR the price ' . i electrical business, conducted at ' THREE PHONES . 2 for : : 4 --- v of its hardware and re-purch- , . WaflE When Dfadr ItiBtiyl (Gas the ? .. ( SUTTON'S 193 194 195 itut Announces The Evening Herald Classified Ads Are Business -- Getters. . Without Interest Haws - Goodman Co; of legislative 'procednreii guarantees EZ3C3 j against seizure of property without due process of law and all the other charges by which the defense assailed the act on the basis oft the " ' "I I Tennessee constitution. ;;t-"fail to see how this act bi any wise interferes or in the the least restrains any person from worshiping God In the manner thaf best pleaseth him," said the judge,, "It gives no preference to any particular religion or mode of worship. Our public schools are not main tained as places to worship, but on the contrary, were designed,. insti tuted and maintained forptUe purpose of mental and moral develop ments and discipline, ' ,, I cannot concelte how the teach ers' Tights under this provision of the constitution would be violated J by the act in issue. There is no law in the state of Tennessee tljat unsr. dertakes to 'compel this defendant, Or any other "citizen, to accept em 12 . ployment in the public schools. The eTcry woman knows what this relation between the teacher and his mark means, every housewife . are purely contractual and employer will want Roper with Com If his conscience constrains him to ControL plete Oven teach the evolution- theory, he can find opportunities elsewhere In other schools In the state, to follow the dictates of his conscience- - and give BB URB THE ROPER 1URPtE LINE AND THE ROPER COMPLETB OVEN CONTROL ARB ON THB RANGB TOU BUT full expression to his beliefs and convictions upon this and other subjects without interference from the state of Tennessee or Its author-lies- , so far as this act is concerned "Neither do I see how. the act lays "any restraint on his right to worship according to dictates; of his : conscience." v Raulston referred to a Tennessee supreme court decision In support of his holding that the law was not legislation aimed as a class and hence not valid. Of the defense's allegations that I, the law .violates the : Fourteenth amendment f the federal constituRaulston said they did. not J $12 per ton for tlie timuitoea. idenninination worthy of the name tion, In c Elmer, eight cows. " hold .any manner whatever. betIs. A considerable acreage devoted With the crops showing up to should believe in prayer and In 91- While Raulston read his decision to oats and- barley for feeding pur- ter advantage than ror many years vlne guidance. It hopes hnt It will steaming court room, a policeposes in the' rnpldly growing dairy past, Pnyson is certain to reap a (Continued on I'nge Six) man stood over him fanning his some Influence , onejlghfly. Industry. Keolialnj the necessity of rich harvest during the present yiear, h.woV Ranlston Wnwtlf'inoppotrTlft uu ' true., ffifJSpeTdr,ratISuUouat7fules m 4 EMREE BKOS.:CO. . , - advantage of this special M the distinguished counsel In this -- .. . case." referrbif "Ton know what. , to," Neal said." Stewart said he apologized to. bo man for saying what he believed to and in the btt be-cau-se GOING-O- All summer good reduced for quick disposalRare " Specials and Bargains m Every Department Take Advantage of Our July Clearance Sale "of Quality Merchandise t ladlu gilt bafeaUful in Ajnarlo. Oven ControL' any cost to yon because we prpp from make no charge for connecting the L Roper in your home. ? pypp from payment otmoney, because we' i i reqmre Bo'depoaL obligation to purchase, pfpp from any we gladly take the range back again at the end of 31 days if you are not willing and. anxious to have its remarkable saving and service per-manently in your home-- . I iJ NOW f "I.is- FARR E R BROS. COMPANY j Let the ROPER do your cooking for 31 days n . ' , ; , WaHsburg Lettuce, 2. That Act as Beautifiers 6f 22wc T ' ' f the Home as Well as. 'if' ,. Barriers Against Flie,s : We make them to fit your windows CalLns for prices. and doors. for'.; ..15c '.. 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