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Show trr EAG! ' E SCOUT TELLS OF TRIP (Note; men the first class: and WhefnvaWed scouts niadsrthe annual iriTU trip to Bryce canyon ksf7une, several of the Prove kttslnet bouxe offered prises far the best' simplest and most H eoomit of the trip. Hubert lUrwr. Eagle Scout, Troop , was aMfsi rte prise. Hie account of Prl iriifgl" bere. receivedby Mr. Murray waa a eeout the r by Schwab Clothing ' f i ioBEBT MCRRAT. Scout, Troop B, B. B. A. of the finest trips I ever took wag the tflp to Bryce canyon with the Boy!' Bcouta of America of the Tinipanogoa council, j June j By ' IUrIb , Dr. U I). I'fuuts, a noted and Dr. Murray O. llayea, a JIERAli. 210KDAY. DECEMBEB' 2ll 192SL CHRISTMAS Henderson aim to! u"Here we ait like fools In a dump. how Bryce canyon received ita name ftiAift tit m rilintf, f.n.la til itlmn -Bed Here we sit tike fouls In a dump. J We then traveled through ThM various troops met at San- - canyon and at the Bed Arch, ProDowb U Truttc I'tafc. kee-jaUquln at T a. m. Bishop Cushion, fessor Merrill Mid na or Butch Ois- Tropic. Tub. the eldest resident, favored ns with sidy'a last .siaod. Dr. Bayea told The tune U 'My Old Masaerum." a 9 account of the settling' of this ua bow erosion caused such places We finally got out of the 'dump town. as Bryce, etc. t and had no sooner done so than we ". Our next atop waa at the bane of Iu the afternoon of the second day were caught In a terrific rata storm. ML Nebo, the southernmost peak of we arrived at Bryce canyon. We W arrived at flan Lake la the! the Wasatch range. Professor Mer- were then allowed to look truthfully say upon the afternoon, and rill told of an 'Indian, escapade most glorious masterpiece of nature. that I hare never seen a more picwhich. tuk place .near Dr. The who!e canyon from north to turesque spot in my life. by. Tfouts told na of his experiences In south and from esst to west la one We- - camped lu FUh Lake valley cliiutiiiijt Mt Xeba. Dr. Hayes ex confusion of alluring colors and phi nntil Friday and to m It was the plained to the group hof ML Nebo naclea, which none bu the hand of most enjoyable part of the trip. TA .. cane to be: . , dud could design The red and white lake Is nestled In the tops of some Our next stop was In Halt Creek of the maiMlve aires and cliffs so rolling mouniaius and to about 10,- canyon, where there la it monument perfectly blended that no painters 000 feet above sea level. in memory of fire white people Who brush can do them justice, touched Early Friday w Started for heme. were massacred by the Indians In up with green of the trees and the When w arrived at Arrowhead w - VYs their Thdted the salt odd mansuneta bush form a 1850. good awln sight enjoyed mines and Dr. Hayea told nt what impossible to describe. ,' I'pon coming into Prove, we saag our causes me sail pocnti to oe tnere, sopg and tbaa end Tuesday evening Court of Honor ed aTimpanogos We then journeyed on to Mantel WM hel4 ott th rlm f trip never to be forgotten. Bryee nd Where Mr. Cox US Incidents of ;a vrv Interestlna nroeram wtm mtv ri'ed out the Black Hawk war. A Tom Mix. We blvouaced in Marytvale abd Wednesday norping we left Bryce " ' enjoyed a progsam given nt8tly by canyon for Fish Lake valley Dear Old fauta: How ar you, V A. A. ANDERSON. Professor MrrilL'; f f ; On the way three of the trucks you must be very busy. , I bopo you In the morning we left fur Were lost and went to Tropic, Utah. will find time to bring me a cowboy June ,15. with Executive A. A. Anwhere Howard, Sargent ex- While we were there our bugler, salt and a pistol I would like some derson Itt the lead. We were hte candy and nuts toe. Thanks very accompanied by. Prof. J1."R. Merrill,- plained how Pangultcb got Its name. Dick Spraker, composed a song. much. With, love and llswes. Kenneth Arch Brown. . Scout Executive hii.r, I'rei(iHit 15-1- f Proro met at the fountain and left - for - Santaqnln 'TbejKouts : I r1 I .-- PAnrTiii't ,.-, a, '" 1 1 '.'' . SUGGESTIONS f.-s- v. . . . ... , V. ' . Tf j Iiicycles $19.00 .Scooters $1.25 S III - , II HI II tld l$Us and Horn : . : t , r ; rfMcUrtb-air- 'J., T , I t 1 a Skates .,i Wl ..' $12i) A: Gyclfe - Logical Christinas - .GIVE your boy or girl a bicycle or velocipede and you t ' give the utmost In pleasure and health combined. Pan-gultc- Wh 0 ill be he Lucky ;Girl 6 at HANSEN'S?! OUR ChristmaS , stock is read for your inspection. tw w 4 I 4 Dear Santa Clam; Will yon please being aie a pair of roller i skates, doll, candy and nuts. Thank yon very much for the things you gave me last year. If I colttd get to tern you I would Juet love to give you something nice. ; Good night, , MardelU Maibonald. ' Cycle Ca , by-h- Vi:. .;,' 112 North University-- , 4 III Call i and see bur candy, display, $ ' 6. not The most Jl complete line jn town with prices from it 15c to $1.50 per pound. W whether you buy . . , . j CANDY CONES i p. I t : CANDY ANIMALS P r ?h t Vf OUR SPECIALTY ?We Pack for Mailing" - I fl Priced from ti $100 to ; $400. Let Us Give You a Demonstration. JJ ; H a . When you want the best for that Xmas dinner ask for Timpanogos Butter, then you!! always want it Marketprice paid for your cream. f v it)ft leU IinUx D AnU Pwnvr WHY SHIP IT AWAY Give Something for the Automobile If F I . Atwaterltoht Radio ' .pcc-- r-- , For Christmas A PRESENT FOR THE V ENTIRE FAMILY I ShiSmas ; : i - TIRE MERCHANTS ff ' For Christmas , I V , Brimhall Bros: 3 If 7 We specialize on Balloon tires. ... SEE 0,UR EQUIPMENT Timpanogos CFeamory Co:.0. S. Olson, Mgr., Phone 313 : aREETlNGS CHRISraAS AND. FANCY BOXES g .bs, 1 A GIFT to the Motor Public Good service and satisfactory repairs on all makes and kinds of tires. , CHOCOLATE SANTA CLAUSES - !t 7, rjjf - V-- P SUGGESTIONS SHUTTERS HEATERS BUMPERS , , I SPOT LIGHTS CHAINS p CLOCKS . ..BAR CAPS - . MOTOR TilETER TIRES TUBES ETC. COME IN AND SEE OUR CHRISTMAS TREE zr::;'V' a - , t - . Sweet of Veu, MarDcU. i - . Hoo-jnh- vTO&GUTilLAiflj ax, tonuilated jilt .S .'4. - m exipm:-- ; ,XP 8 TEMIMDE MOTOR COMPANY Phone 279 . , When Better Automobiles A - - - Provo, Utah. re Built Buick Will Build Them v.- - |