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CITY-NEWS ,.ui.,.,...imu;.ui snu.wrWi its HERALDrWEEWEfi A Y, APRIL STORES-CIiiSEilTEf- '"V -- .V com i'OYPBiYdW FtoniJ'yy"' to Julj 20 17 CLEAN-U- an3 eieacd, give every one en equal chance to join Tn the clean-u- p eam- patga. Arbor day passed rapidly MondayEight Utah county road trucks and aa many smaller local trucks were employed from early morning until - late evening and kept busy hauling away ths rubbish whtci had been collected by home owners and piled on the streets. There were few. If any. "slackers", and most of the street received a grooming from the ad jacent property owners. The City fire department got out with Its engines and hose and gave Main - LOGAN. April 11 The eighth aoampeneat will be held oa the campus of the Utah Agricultural college July 17 to 20. aoeoraing to announcement made by the extension - service, under whose auspices the- encampment to conducted. aaaaal farmers' mirnnnnrrn ItlAItitdAVLU P Wouldn't you. too. like a face powder that - will keep shin away- stay on kxift spread smoothly not clog the pores and always be so pure ndrne Kjs midjLby a, atw r re Ben frocess ana is eauea MELLO-GLIt to surety " derful Face Powder. Just - try Daughters of Pioneers Declare America's Oldest Theater -""Should Be "Sated . to Schramm Johnaoa Adv. Drug. that the Salt Lake the Arguing ater and and test the MELLO-GL- a monument te the culture Ideato of the western pioneer should never be destroyed, pro against the tearing down of historic playhouse haa been voiced by the executive board. State Central company, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, at a meeting held Attendance at thla tn Salt Lake City Monday. event has grown steadily sine the In addition to issuing a forml first encampment reaching the statement against the demolition of "America's Oldest Theater." the high mark last year when &83 walks and streets an campers were registered from 23 street's pavedbath. Daughters of the Pioneers decided early spring counties of Utah and various points to write. F. H. Retd of Denverr YYreda Jiowtd thete hsadst-Utlh- e presTaenroTe'lIdunTalBrStales ror nere a a was irw visitor of hoes and vigorous "W onslaught . ejovl K VW MO Cmalmt of Logan was a visit that the attendance at this year's raxes. School children, free for the Telephone and Telegraph company, & J. Wftln MO tOU UWK OM MY "TO VA - Kt A will act a new record. HAND urging him to grant them condi or here Tuesday. (i encampment F. D. Farrell. president of the day, aided Inhas-thesowork. Not for vvi Ww Ha tions under which they hope to buy VT WCKVT -- WW 10 WDWK-- r and Edna , Ardea Ira DraUbiger rea many years uearty VJX.XXZ TVfc SAME, Kansas State Agricultural college, 1 UXt the property with funds ob May Ostler, both of Roosevelt were and C J. been' made to the annual back tained by public subscription, and n would sor. vv. GM Calpin. la charge division sponse foLv Issued a marriage license at the cleanup proclamation. of farm population and' rural lite. also decided to Issue a call to .the UMAT CHAMCt UM A AT county court house Tuesday -after- United States "TO CO fWT UMJft A Salt Lake chamber of commerce, department of agrinoon. svo uva ME view -- the. printhe Utah Historical society, the "TH6 "AMD MC) H. 8, Armstrong of Salt Lake to a culture., a A 6V cipal speakers on the encampment Rotary and KTwanls clubs, and business visitor here today. out ! wm other organizations sad clubs to Mf. ad Mrs. William Ifcute are program. "They wiU treat subjects to rural economics and join with tnem In an effort to save M WfTH K CKAS rejoicing over the arrival of a fine pertaining rural President Farrell, the old landmark and retain It as baby daughter, born this morning at himselfsociology. of the farms of a monument to the culture of the the home of the grandparent. Mr. Cache a product v pinnr-r- s. Valley and a graduate of the -and Mrs. Hembljn of Pleasant View. No Plan Noted was a visit UtanAgpieuHurar College, has beAllee Mad iaff-Pfto- e come widely recognised, especially . In explanation of the decision of or In this ctly today. mlddlewestern the the Salt Lake Dramatic associaoh your way to Mrs. John Harking and daughter I throughout aa an authority on rural PAYSON. April 18. -- Boy Scouts tion, former owners of the property, of Vernal have been visiting In Pro- states, Southern California vo the past few days, the guests of I lifs problem. Mr. Calpin enjoys an cf Nebo stake were awarded merit of which President Heber J. Grant Internatlonay reputation as a "rural badges Sunday ni(ht in two courts was a large .stockholder, he said Mr.' and Mrs. Merton Karren. G. "Before veiling the theatre I wrote IluUBfoiptifitofjiCo Mrs. Lena Baker of Seattle, Wash sociologist Each of these- speaker! of honor. Be oat is said to have an appealing and ef P. Oleson was ln charge of the to the Daughters of the Pioneers, vi Southern Padnc ofTert ington, and Mr. Beulah Oillett, of fective of getting his message awards made at the court of h mor explaining that I would hate to let Oakland, Calif, have returned to over to way variety in the route jrou a farm audience. held in the First ward for Payson the property go. That was. two or their homes after spending a few Same Procedure for example, it ', choose, Planned weeka I three not awarded scouts. did were as hear ago. and mtj Badges days in Provo with relatives' . While the more Dlxno to details of thla them. to go to Los An- wished If costs ftom nnderfollows: Sheldon they Tenderfoot to year's attend friends. They came here program has not yet hmrSecond' clasT tytnrBTnTi7Pke some plan for the preservation - geles bf wy of San Francisco the funeral services of their brother. encampment been Completed, it to announced Leon Elmer, Rmce Huish. Bliss of the theater, the did not jet me Leon Bachmanv" " than if you go direct , fjf the general plan of procedure Elmer, Elmo Wilson, Ross Barney, know of It Thomas Washbara, son of Mr. that In found . You'U enjoy this cosroopoli--- " successful Elmer,-Mafor Rex 'iy-lorreceived Elmer, Ray conducting and Mrs. 3, A. Washburn, mer wtll.be followed. Dean Staheli, Sherman Dean. tan city by the GolJen Gate,-fafn- ous painful Injuries to his back Tuesday Th' encampments means that tents will be pro. Boyd Wilson, Maurice Jones, Nile playing I for its theatres, shops,' . afternoon, when, he vided at a nominal Cost to campers Cowan, Lorln Hiatt," Hudson I'ran-cogames at the B T. U. gymnasium. restaurants, quaint Chinatown, ' care use to who them. be will Monto a Vernils Lavar Space Clayson, Mlsa Zella Hardy spending -ZTtb Latin , on Id-- 1 the also f campus for iaguOr-Dotprovided Wilson-Max In quartet. 10 wtias4ily few days with friends Bprlngville. gnurT use their- - Oowen W603, Fielding Harris; - ianr B. MarahaH --of tt Laae eemprahftJdeslra-Udan rrancuco ta uo vngcicj.. ewlllehU. Large camp stoves will Dale Reece, Welton Hendrlck. Tuesday- - here on business." If you with, travel warward to? J WoTkTBeglns at Populaf Re-sor- ipeht homes Week also be food and available, supplies Frank Bingham, Oson Hancock; 1. P. Aaderson and E. W. Mehnon WASHINGTON. April 18 (UP). Sctttle or Portland, ride over the, , oe obtained on the msy ( campus. First Class, Hugh Clayson. Marion Additions Are were among the Provo visitors scenic Shasta Rotrra to San Fnuv pen" attack on Mrs. Each day of ths encampment will Elmer, Lionel Montague, Kulun A "poisonSubmitted by Steve Smith, 144 East Second South, Provo. ' A from Salt Lake City. Tuesday of In B. and ' Detroit Lot on to Mich, Joy ref Henry Angeles cisoo, Student of the Maeser school. Last line for this limerick must Eeing Made Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hair of Pleas- be given over to general programs. Hall, Grey Jackson. Merit badge which her for vice-turn by way of Lu Vegas. A oWj ) be In the Herald office not later than April 20. meetings,' special were awarded to the following: president-gener- qualifications ant Grove are rejoicing over the ar- departmental of the Daughter cottt." .lightfuf circle trip of the contests and rec Sterling" Beck, horsemanship, j' J. Work ha commenced on the Im rival of a fine baby boy. born Tues- demonstrations, Revolution wai Bald the man to hi wife; "Where la he? Stopoven anywhere, reation. In the evening, as usual, Milton Beck Jr- - first aid to animals of the American ( day morning at the Crane Materntn Vivian was In at Park denounced the provements foe I months, oa ..' questioned,, . Tickets, I wanted that kid to get busy good the be will hour held dogreat play Glen Mayer, D. A. R. congress Provo canyon, end according to ity home. Mother and baby are 'day by Mr, laic at follows: And clear thia yard off oa the college quadrangle ami and.horsemalnshlp; personal health and book binding; Alfred J. Brousseau, presldenten msnapprs of the popular resort, ing nicely. While I go play golf to Grant Mo., everybody encouraged T Nelden Kansas San Franclsc and back,!. IL of McClellan, partici S. City, health; public l be in will condition sral. everything pate. Hudson Francom. woodwork, lee is a visitor here on business. D. A. R,; officers privately Inform before the season opens. I5&U both way via Ogden. n W. L. Swaa has returned to Grey Jackson, persona! ed the press after the denuncia via Portland. An addition Is. being built onto health. Woodcraft, carpentry; La- tion that the anonymous after spending the day here on VIOLATOR IS FINED the rtore and arrangements' have "poison e To Loe Ang-eland back' Clayson. leathercrafl, personal had Involved a state been made to handle a more com-Dl- business. Pet Pouls, arrested Tuesday at yer Max. Wilson, personal ment William Owens and Emil Hansen health; SSSJo both way Kama via Baa Mrs. Joy's husband, in by line of groceries and Dividend for of possession1 liquor, heolth; of the U. A. C. at Logan, are among r' Pi aniea; en LyJeTanncr, personal' I which he jUlegedly favored , was fined 9Tt or sentenced tg serve baaUfcf red goods. The construction the visitors here this week. Pegs, pee nal the Eighteenth amendment Vega. -if a new dlnlne room is also under f--O, W. HMmre Address r.T.: Wyt JSiTln "city court Wed Jean Coray. personal health Pertland. Ore t letter circulated wsyTTTieuraftfti"! fine. Th ifouls nesday, th paid Rulon a here Dale visitor Hall, health: Tuesday. TriltUxLir for illttlrtttJ Looklttt personal inc then said "will over the lakeSThe old dining hall your con ,. Gwendolyn Smith, Vera Calder arrest wea made by Deputy 8hertff Reece, music, personal healths science allow jrou to vote for a w Gee folks! Doesn't this beautiful In the "good old summertime". is to be remodelled i Into twelve U. A. C. at Al the of and Morgan Lyaa. Hurst, to Wish out heak badge, lived I palm man whose forestry, there anA husband would, make a espe- fhpdern rooms withfHbt aold jprlng weathiP make you feel Logan, are Provo visitors for a few carpentry and textile. statement to this effect? . cially during water melon season. wtnr and hTUirnotna Modern . Scout Is an Eagle who getting out and cleaning up your Hurst, Well folks! Fenton la just as days. wllf aim be Installed CULPRITS AT WORK E. T. Harris of Pocatello, Idaho, gave a short yard. It sure does. I'd be out there smart at suggesting last lines for throughout the park, It la anUNDt IS HOME AGAIN Someone frequenting Provo can- Scout Asa L. Curtis, President A. H. was a so Provo visitor Tuesday. for he It as limericks ' wasn't is at if ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 18 (UP) all the being myself nounced. things the winter yon month has during Powell and T. F. Tolhurst of the Martin Bennlon of Salt Lake done considerable darn busy looking over these lim- mentioned. I'll let you see for yourCharles A. Llndberrh was A kiddles' payground is Included damage to some Nebo stake c)urt of honor, conduct- Colonel In Provo. back home again today. erick answers.ru get done, though, self. In the improvement plan, which spent Mondsv of the summer, home in Wild wood, ed a meeting In the Santaquln First President, Elmer Peterson of the With hi former backers. H. M P. BANCROFT don't worry I'll get uie wife and I could swear,- said a wicked young will have swings, teeter-totterward. Eight scouts received promo- Bixby and H. H. A. C. at Logan was a visitor In according to owner of these homes. kiddies to help me rake things up. s germ th flyer General Agent reand numerous other en- U. James a Plerpont offering tions In the various rank of scout- completed the lastKnight this cty Monday evening. When I went to school the letter Such cleanliness, madly, I spurn lap of hi trip . Salt Lake tertaining features. . to a ward of $30 to any person who can ing. 1. Duchesne Nicholson of C P meant failure, but I know a Since it's Better Homes Week ' irom can uiego last night Cabins to be. Moved give Information that will lead to Ctty visitor here this week. young man whose init'als are F. F. New quarters Til seek The cabins located near the business the arrest and conviction of the Mr. Mrs. are Wllford A. and Hail double fail a of For this , will Instead and being store are to be moved-- and that garbage they surely person who broke In th door of happy to announce the arrival of a hi summer residence In burn.' ' ure he Is a v. Inner. Tou darn Wild wood. pert of the park will be supplied son. born at Crane the -nnme is Fenton If his ever Maternity should and Fenton, you betcha, swipe with fifty concrete tables r home Monday' afternoon. Mother 2, No. more D. at F. melons lives than He can IJ, you Farley. dispose benches Tor picnlcera All the cab-In- s 1.000 HOMES DESTROYED Box 85, and I suppose be goes to of, I wish you'd get the gang to are to be repainted and dec- and baby are doing nicely. HIROSAKI, Japan, April 18 roll chickens down and me them to,me. Just let pigs, school, feeds, orated. (UP) One thousand homes were Some our of politicians leading .roes to surprise parties belongs to know boy and I'll be waitin' for The park will have a new light- seem d to be pretty in oil. destroyed by fire here today. the gang that hooks watermelons 'em at the bottom of the hill. ing system, which calls for hundreds of small colored lights to be Ringing speeches don't always strung from the trees to the build-Irur- rlng'the belt and which 'promises to be extremely attractive at night . Sheldon . J. Carter will operate SPANISH FORK, April lg.Lleu-tenan- t he resort and will be agisted by A. -P. F. Lee,, Fleet Division R. Ptatt of San Francisco. CaliNo Work Necessary FREE fornia. Mr. Carter to supSPRtSO SPORTS Engineer of the U. S. Navy Is now ply amusement forpromises ant send us nanr.ee of anyone both old and J TRIAL Each home room section Is train With his Wife and little son, ' visit- yoyng, and announces that many going to bay a plana. Your at name not mentioned to them. ing athletes ffor participation in ing his parents Rev. and Mrs. new and special features of enterIf they buy In 60 days yoa get he Inter-clatrack and field meet Theodore Lee . of Berkeley, Cali- tainment arc to be added this sea-aoHOME o be held soon at the school. (10 cash on each sale. Just s fornia, for a few days prior' to leav use pencil. vent promises to be one of great Fastest .with,PwJf, WTrospect's wtmipt. and si the means of much ing SrntefarToureTa"', Velum of twins. Just trying to build Washer Name areful training on the part of con-- tour to Honolulu. After. his estants. From this meet, high In June, Lieutenant Lee will be , little family. .. on the olnt men will be chosen to repre-ic- ordered ashore and will be sta-- 'j Address market! our school at the Invitation tloned at the Mare Island Kavy i I neet at the B. Y. U. Our school yard for an Indefinite period. Smooth las previously taken pennants at ! Lieutenant - Lee Is a native "of" running-his annual meet Spanish Fork, having been bornj de- I Silent knd reared here. Ha hla Address appointment to Annapolis through - Senator George Sutherland. He MARBLE TOURNAMENT served all the World as war during tournament recent marble At the Tour Name. ield on our grounds the Garre. an officer In the U. S. Navy. and ection of the Seven .a years Phone for free demonstraCHILDREN BURNED Tour Address be Clark section of the Eighth tion - - - 61 6-- J or 234-W. Va., April 18 Here are lovely new Ureases, featuring all the new Btyles Kj SISLERSVILLE, event ears were victories. This Mall to Once Boebe at were Four children burned (UP) Daynea FURNITURE n JENSEN marks-terought out some very fine Music Co, 01 So. Mala St, "ofjjprinJg in better materials, and more careful wofS-- 1 . TJtJ -at the game. Wood row Faust to death and two others burned ser Salt Xak CTy f tnti CoWieTT sWttoTnraillEdwafd ton Tennant home near here 57 North Univ. Ave. manship. food of the Garrett section were ound to be the most consistent hooters for the Seventh years and Dresses of Hat Crepe-Georget-te 4444w--ii- t Iso for the school. . The finals Those who use -. seventh and eighth years as AH xiewTathionable spring shades. 5t H.ell as the final entries will be nnounced later. Bard) Urr juji a AWn! oi mv witty mttto r owxi -- SCOUTS GIVEN . ........ METOADGES SanFfanasco .. N - VIVIAN PARK FENTON FARLEY IS AWARDED x" ' x 'POISON PEN'- IS IMPROVED PRIZE FOR BUSSING LINE 1 ttctteb limerick . t; - . a ' DENOUNCED - ' ' al - -- A-- Og-de- pen"-attac- et ry f ue ;F. D.Co4. -- thr? -- -- wayvhim' sanitation an s, and-bed- 1 m '. The EMPORIUM hard-boile- . Naval Officer is Visiting Parents Doings at Provo Junior High FAST! THE NEW Conlon Thrifty s, $1Q.CASH FREE! J Agitator Washer Formerly Irvines- SHOWING AN IMPORTANT m n. . tiriMiifRIcw Presses - th. nt retvri 1 wn On Special Sale VISUAL EDCCATIOX Much good work is being done i the various groups In the Hoe of isuol Education, We are supplied and ith a good projectoscope umerous slides on all phases of' ork It to found that ion does more, to fix facts than he ordinary way of class eveh-eduee- pro-edur- e. and geography '.asses seem to be getting the most ood from this source. OCR PLAT For he first time in our history are staging a school play. Un- (r the direction of Mr. Lee Buttle group of our students will present three-acomedy, "The Four-lushThursday at JJ5 p.m. matinee will be held for all who ish to come.: At night the play ill be repeated. The public to 'vited to coma A nominal fee will e charged. ct er ride cheaply and safely. Week-en- d Excursions Provo to Salt Lake andj-eturn.- .. 0 51.55 CacamaUtifta, ar 600 Mileage Books CENTS PEK MILE ' Goad between all station. t Private ears and special fates ts parties on , application. jrrlr for protection Special car ' of perisnsbls trelg&L Salt LaiTe 4 Utah R. R. Henry L Mwrt shd z II ''r7' D. P. Abercromble. neeetvera. ildoa J. Anderson, Traffic Mgr. P M i it "OREM LIN1 Authentic in every tail and every one a wonderful buy at ..... New Amazingly Low Price! en History COLLECTION OF .' - - . fid CT3 pp SpecialPnccdDrcsses For The Week Mr: points In both directions Highest quality tires at a moderate price, or Good errviceakls ttreAjLvjmrprla-Ingl- y low price. We have them both Spring dresses giving you the choice of our stock special prices. at Real tire economy , Federals, of coarse--! CLAYSON ,i,TJRECa7T: ft 8t Corner 2nd West and Center It's Coming. Be Prepared! . Values to Values to $7.75 ' A-NewSpirog"- ODat FOR ONLY Poiret Sheen coats with fur collars. 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