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Show V- . w u wl SOME woman can make a fool of you she doesnt, TV J? 'it9 H probably because you are npt1 worth IF you try to kill two birds with one stone you usually up- by missing- both birds. wind the effort. VOL. XIII, NO. 65 PROVO CITY, UTAH, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1923 - - ESTABLISHED 1910 REED SMOOT TO'ENTIIE WEST BATTERY G OF PROVO ST INTERESTEDTN AFTERilTS FUili COMPLEMENT SPEAK HERE GKEAT STEEL. 'CELEBRATION r! i f Bccrui ting Campaign Begins at Once to Bring Company Up to 114 Men in Preparation for Summer Camp at Monterey., M. STEEL DAY SCENE AUDITORIUM 0F FLASHING DANCE " T B. Y. U. MASK CLUB At the urgent solicitation of ' the Pfovo chamber of commerce. United States Senator Reed Smoot to(lay accepted the invitatioh of his home town to deliver the principal address at Ironton next Saturday on the celebration of Steel day. He will take as this subject the birth of the Iron and steel Industry in Utah. .Governor Charles R. Mabey. Utahs chief executive, will also deliver an address when tbe great crowd is as sepibled at the steel plant on the L. F. forthcoming historic occasion Ra,ins, vice president of the Columbia Steel Corporation, will tell of the organization of the company that is now building" its $3,500,000 plant. Thomas F. Pierpont will be a speaker and will tell of the fight that was waged by Provo and Springville to bring the great industry to Utah valley. " r Local Chamber of Coijimerce Hears From Many Cities Who Will Send Representatives to Big- TO BANQUET AT THE gest Celebration Held in Central Utah. Fired by the prospeet of a two tillery firing. I'he command will go REVUE THIS EVENING ROBERTS TONIGHT Communications from the cham- Los that they will be here. weeks training camp sojourn at into camp at Gigling, a few giiles east bers of commerce o( cities scattered H. V.Angeles Gigling reservation on beautiful Mon- of the quain't bay city and close to the Platt, general manager of the all over the Pacific coast empire from Del Monte hotel and O. terey bay in California beginning world-famoS. Those who attend (he dance revue B. Y. U. Mask club will ban- Los The L., promises to be In Provo. .Angeles on the south to Seattle July 8, Battery C of the X45th field park. The regiment will be in camp to be given by the students of Miss at the Hotel quet Nearer tonight on at 'hand, assurances huve Roberts the north, indicate that all eyes artillery of Provo will Immediately from July' 8 to 23, and ini order to Nell Clark at the Provo The event will inaugurate what is to are turned bde school towaid Provo received from all the principal high awaiting initiate a recruiting Campaign to arrive at .the time designated, will become an annual affair, the dra- Steel day on June 9,' when Utah of cities Utah and that Jarge delegations' . Provo are auditorium this to full this 6. the evening Iqave promised bring battery up city July matic players of the university hav- the intermountain country will offi- will come for the big time which in-- i strength before the trip ais made. to The batteries which wil) be sent a real treat. ing established themselves so firmly cially celebrate the birth of the irbn elides a grand pafade thq U. T. C. California for this training pePlans will be discussed at meeting that they feel the move is justified. and steel industry west of the Roqk- - and a barbecue at the ofIronton will be unusually inarm men thd at B riod A of the officers and will be and plant batteries of Each member will wear the club ies 'It will aslo be the, final and chi-- I of the- - Columbia Steel 'Corporation, ory tonight, following" -- the r regular Salt Lake, Captains Grant Young and teresting and noval, including praca of pin with mask consisting triangle ininating day of the twentieth annual- where- provisiorts are being made for J. Ray Ward, commanding; C bat- tically every tjype of dancing, from drill exercises faces on 'the sides. Special honors outing and grand council convention feeding. 15,000 persons at'the great 66 C now numbers B. of Patthe Grecian dances the Provo, Robert' tery, , Captain simple Battery will be awarded. of the United Commercial Travelers barbecue, the largest ever held in but the fulb complement of the com terson; D battery. Bountiful, Captain baby, class to ithe finished toe work ALUMNI ENTHUSIAM GROOVING of Utah, Idaho and Iontana. tlij state. pany calls for 114 men and this is AJvin' Sessions, and E battery Nephi, Enthusiasm is daily growing greate thelfnore advanced. jTlio Dos Angeles chamber of Qgdens chamber of commerce, Wethe total aimed at in the forthcom- Captain A. J. Durham, Lieutenant of Those er for the alumni class encampment who Recall her former repromises a delegation frolm ber club, Rotarians and Klwanians ' Colonel E. L. Bourne will be In com, ing drive, reunion. that city and the Denver Civic Com- arc coming with big representation Although there Is intensive work mand of the units, with Major Elmer vues will expect nuch of tonights afternoon between 5:30 Thursday mercial association will send another. and Salt Lake will send a great numsummer at these camps, Johnson, commanding the First bat- performance. After another year of training oclock an(d 6:30 oclock the B. Y. U Reno promises to si nd representa- ber from all civic institutions. vacation' a The the with detachment talion, for, they headquarters nd will entertain the homecomers tives from Nevada and San Francisco Salt Lake Kiwanians voted to come men at the expense of the, govern- aijd combat train in cpmraand of work and expedience in this line, she a with IT. on Y. concert B. the lawns promises to be here yith bells and a in' a body. ment and the chance to go to Cali- Captain J. G. MeCollom Captain B. is qualified to stage the ' etsfborate INSPIRING ADDRESS At 7 p. nr. the Peerless orchestra of rattle. Butte and Seattle send thejlr 'Ihe Price chamber o commence outlined. will is program fornia this year undoubtedly IE Wajne regimental adjutant, and the B Y. U. under the direction of heartiest good" w'ihes, are not promises to rend a large part of the hut A nqyel feature of the program is prove a strong drawing card in se-- 1 Captain F. P. .Fletcher,1 adjutant, Morgan will furnish dance committed as to sending special rep- population of that city and Park City DELIVERED STUDENTS ltulon sketch written and arcuring recruits. The men will leave First; battalion. The strength of the the one-amusic while the homecomers are as- resentatives. although Buttes con- is expected dbwn with an autonui-- . MisS A called here in" special cats with horsey and artillery units will aggregate about ranged by Clark, sembling jor the evenings fun This tingent of th V. T. C. will come. bile caravan. Eureka and Bingham Alter singing entire equipment to be made) into 425 Officers and men. The regimen- Fairyland Fantasy. orchestra twill play until S:30 C. II manager wil Comstock, BY BALLARD in Lake send big dehjmtiong and every APOSTLE at and child general derision the the Salt where tal sanitary detachment, In command dancing special train at p. m . and all homecoijners who de- of $he Fnion Pacific and T. C. Peck, town pf central Utah will ish in the be will mortal Relief f&iry of of city the folk, and state, detachment q Captain Tailor, battrjes sire may Indulge in dancing on the general passenger agent, writes from come and pother banners flying. with concentrated. At Monterey (he,' men of quartermaster corps ip command child is suddenly transported to the lawns and pavements. To you graduates of the Brigham are given Saturday afternobn and of i Major J. S. Earley, will, accom- abode of these myterious little peoWhen the crowd is thoroughly asple, ancj her lost faith in the airy, Young university, let me say; That sembled arid the momeht , Buclulor of Science- - Silas L. Sunday off to go where they please. pany the artillery. appears to DETAILS GIVEN maintain-i OF and although discipline is The same radiogram which order- fairy dwellers restored. be come an Christensen, Rhoda cWk, in who contact with have opportune, impromptu program The costumes for this act tvre de- youj ed the artillery to Gigling ordered R. (A, it is not of the strict wartime A. Frank Riggs, will be Verq Eggortson, the started homecomers by of the present the field hospital (motorized.) sta- signed especially for the occasion by the advanced theories R. Walker, Ru-lo- n variety. Ruby Smith, of themselves Rudger The this pro- 'The COMMENCEMENT DAY S Dxon. . . personnel of Battery Cj as npw tioned at Ogden, to the same1, camp. Miss SpMngroan, a prominent young day concerning the truths of the gram will dependnaturf the upon wholly This command will number! about Salt Lale artist, who has ad much universe, do not take them all as beconstituted is as follbws: Cbih of Arts Sciences: and Baeh- ge in those personnel o( taking part 4 CAPTAIN . seventy-fiv- e officers and men,. experience in this line. lor ol Arts Harold Woodmanseet the laws of thej Creator, the reunion. absolute When the committee ing Music for the revue wiU be furRobert B. Patterson. EXERCISES AT B. Y. li. Bi n ley, Wandd Boyack, Mary Rus-s- t FAMILIAR TO UTAHNS hut suspend judgment as to hese in charge ascertains what the crowd 11 Miss Ph'if.ips, nished Alene May by FIRST LIEUTENANT and not desires in the matter of program fainonlsh, Ila Dastrup, Clarence Gigling Monterey, arp come ana will when the Nefsen and things, Beth O Arvel W. Morrison. Bowman, timej Elmer,; to Utah guardsmen. Id 1915 Jane Hibbert, Alyin Glen Edwards, furmust numbers be strabge, numbers, (hose L. Robert Edwards. you will know for yourself if these nished by the ones called for. Dire A .battery, under command pf Cap- Harvard Olsen. exercises for Brig-Hu- b hard, Alberti Silas Hutchings, Conunqucement Miss Clark will apnear or, the pro- tilings be true, or whether "They are FIRST SERGEANT tain William C. Webb, now lieutenant-cYoung University will be lieldthur Lewis, John Rulon Morgan, declares Director E. L. the pantomine dance, Tiger merely theories as yet unproven by punishment, olonel George M. Harris. it Ray Olpiu, Vesta Pierce, Arch United States army, sta7 gram inwhich be will inflicted morning, 10 oclock, June Roberts, upon she studied under S Reynolds, Alice Such those the immature mind of man. SUPPLY SERGEANT tioned at Manila, P. I.,' participated Rose, whoi refuse to respond to their 1023, in College hall; Taylor, Lynn Drx Mascagno. Charles E. Fletcher. In field maneuvers at Gigling, pnd A Novelette (Schumann), B Y U.on pie lor. werf the words of Apostl Melvin summons. The program follows: J. Ballard in his address to the gradCaif Jo ep, STABLE SERGEANT Bjir h lor of Sccmo Each class will be asked to place drdng trio troops. First Utah cavalry, under 1 (a). Porte De Bras, (dagio and uates of the B. Y. U. last night in Chi iMi list n, Uli n N Crandall lnd- R Procession James C. Jensen. ush Aeadenjic command of Captain E. L. Bourne, by the proupon something evenings MESS SERGEANT lar Dii lemi, ,D Umo G toesh. h trained at Presidio Monterey! ip the allegro combinations- Nobma Par- the tabernacle, where the greatest gram and undoubtedly several inter- Y U jpd w iid j, M ire h Entre, Aiing tmMc. Oscar Lopez. 1 ' linn Uennj , 11 t u in, i i ri i i same year.1 This unit later was ab- doer, Mar(ha McAllister, Helen New- gathering pf people that has ever as- esting class stunts will be forthcom12 Mvr11 Marine ell, 'Ruth baccalaureate the hear Davis, Robinson, oldii Violht Afton ,to sembled Chorus the1 from the SERGEANTS in opera the formation of sorbed stunts might he repro145th Helen McAllister.v Jean llindejon, Maiklwiru, Thse Ti. Y. TT. ehoruf imd or-- J ohpsun Fred June sermon pfeacbed to the graduates .of ing. Paxil Cark, Faust, off of Ltjma the events, .Arthur JwSfButuuui, Jesse J. Mor- field artillery for war service.! ductions ' 1 Interesting . - a I GUU ;.V ac err in , thiUAnntvcjfeity beard- CilCbt) viuriOCk., Ruth op ' J !). Phillips, liubld, itue 'While 1C, j D.ytdliua in Ret d 1912, PoufnoV Swfenson, Cook, Captain past signal c'trps: rill, Marvin thresClara are on Velma ther Winford W. Elder who Albert You Gscarson, Brf-slePaxton, Anderbcrg, 3enen, Fielding just Joseph Invocation, of M. the was will to nature entire affair O. the company ordered Leland 3aliniis,a Nelson. Josephine Doligalf. Capipbell. Clay hold of a useful life, remembjr that be informal, there is everv reason SnWh'of (he Council of the Twelve Wendell Perkins Edward 'Morris few miles from to Gigling, participate cxjuporals cm are just beginning to find out to believe that it will be full of pep Andante Cantablle (Tschaikow- Rowe, Glenn Simmons, .Henry Moroni Rythmic play Befulah JenMany of sen,(b)Mary Hugh. K. Goddard, Sidney Aj Pace, in divisional maneuvers. B. Y H string quartet. Stark, John Bert Sumsion.'J. Stewart which been Cook, have that Dorothy you Parker, striving sky). the E. members and Booth. interest. 145th the! of' L. present Snow, Edgar Wesley , Miss Fern Young. . come Larson. Norma Addressi Crela Wanda all That Cook, Bdyack, Ruby blessings namely: for, were CLASS field i r i.lRIVATES, FIRST formerly with Jackson, Beth Jenkins, Kathleen Da- to you in proportion to your ability artillery of Commerce and senior Cftllege Business the clas. resenting v Kenneth Adams, Ernest C. Ghavie, these units and are enthusiastic over Genevieve Cook. Address, to Graduates, President 4E Administration: Bachelor bf Science (Husic by j and willingness to serve, for he (hat SGOUTi COUNCIL Keith AE Foote, C. Alden GraV,.J0hn the orders, received for training on vis, R. W. Archie can he a servant to many, to him Ivins, Boyack, Wayne E. Mayw Gerber, Hugh J. Gerber j Cree the boast. With? liberty from Camp string trio. ) DANCES. ( Ma- - hew, Archie C. Westj. The Voice of My Beloved, come the blessings of heaven will over of half the G, and all Delbert Saturdays Hills, Donald Maycock, bel Daniel), Ladies Glee club and College of Education: Rachelor of II Dresden China Gavofe, Helen I want you to have faith and knowlFIELD MEET PROVES of the Sundays spent there, it is exBert W- - Strong. Arts-- I Birdie Bate, Vaneene H. Row- .Nielsen, Iechani-cdHe is lives God and Jensen. that Clara and l string music. that edge1 V PRIVATES pected that many leave trips will be Newel) of Presentation ley. the Lo Diplomas. tbe creator of all tilings upon Bye Fay Anderberg t Radcliffe W. Allred, Cyril Rl planned for San Francisco, Los, An- Dolly,Doll. Annual Report, President F. S. Har- - - Bachelor of Science-- Andrew M. He placed them here that Jackson. Piorrot and earth. )Norma INTERESTING EVENT risy' CarCruz Santa L. and Monterey, Floyd geles, Herbert Bailey, Davis and Maxine we have Andejrson, Owen. L. Barnett, Marga- -and satisfaction aosephine joy might hr the Sea, ajl of which are with- Pirrette, ret Heber J. Baum, James M. Baker, Vaughn mel Reniarks. President all McDusenberry, Floyd G. Eyre, Wilin subduing them and mastering Scotchj Dance, Mt.rtha trus-liaof of the hoard Bird, Eugene F. Beesley, Richard T.-' in aj few hours of the maneuver Dougall. Grant, the of face Nelson. jDavid Holt, Joseph Jenkins,' president Velma4 the Allister. elements the Aubaude, upon The secotnd annual council field tees grounds. Enos W. Simon4, Henrietta Taylor, Peek-a-BoBeesley, Claude Berry, LaVerP J3oul' Chinese Beth Jenkins. earth. ' of' Cas-the of Scouts meet is the The ! Utahs Boy 14,5th field artillery Hofne Sweet Home: (arranged by Wilyliam Henry Wardell. toil, D. Lester Boswell, James, E.j M. The MesAbove all things, and thp most dance, Fay Anderberg. was in the held or district Its M. historic nucleus regiments. Charles George Clark, U. B. Y. Normal orchesand tillo, chorus Nevin)j Mai&, Baird, of Diplomas man, and Allen Ruby Ruth and of all possibilities important in this city Saturday un tra. A. forerunner was the battalion of )ight senger North Cole, George L. Corbett, LelandVivDorothy Beesley Melva Boy.le, La- - . June Phillips. Dutch KiddiJ, Ruth let fne advise you young people to der thepark of County Scout Exdirection in war which the served with R. Ross Vonnfe Bromley, Myrtle Childs, Zina . Glen Curtis, artillery Call, President Cox, live Benediction, will Joseph one Hele that McAllister, a t Flag have Robinson,, posterity, ecutive A. A. Anderson assisted by Reece, iNebo stake. ian A. Call. Cecil jG. Downs, Fred El Spain, in 18 98 and 1899 in the Phil- dance, Clayson, Olive Crane, Clara "Creer, Verai Jackkon. and rise up to bless your Executive H. R. Taylor, and Deputy after you H. and under Grant 1922-2- 3 ippines Majors Blanche Davis. Winona Frandsen, Ephraim Edwards, lison, (Isaiah GRADUATES, Nellie that blessedness Clark. III of all TigeY for Roge,( name, Commissioners Roy Passey, B. Glen Evans,1 Fred .Fielding, Willis U Gra- You,ng. Upon th return of the batCaroline William of - is Arts Master the A Hinckley, Blanche Johnson, it order IV life Henrjf in one this Fairyland Fantasy, conies to Smith and David Bigler.! war, Captain Orin of Ethel ham, Justice Johnson, Lamoreaux D. teries from the will Delilq Jolletf, Hatch, Boyle, Elroy Jones, Rheta , a Ray Mortal The that life of jHenry Child, (a) dancing. creating winprivilege The entrants consisted of the Grow; and W. C. Webb, then g lieuErnest Della Maude Carrie Rjillett, Jones, William J. Keith, Jess Kay, McCaard, Beeley Jacob, Nelson. Higgs, and Velma complete ners of the contests in the Alpine, A. (b) Fireflies, Mary follow your work up tenant, organized A battery. Which Cook, Dorothy Parker, Bl Grielda Olsen, Roma Parkinson, Ray B. Mildenhall, Theran Jacobson, Manwaring, Hyrum in started your Cook, have which Ruby you that Central and Nebo divisions. lian Peterson, Annie Randall, Wan- Lloyd Oaks, Alden G; Pat- perpetuated the wartime organization Liela Larson, Kathleen Davis. CresSmith, Do not be afraid to assume the of the meet: the result is Following M. Rigby, Ermoa Ross, jose-Smitof WendeJl'jA. until1917, when it became the nuc- cent Moon, Clara Jensen. Dawn lifp. Science Master William Adell ten, Clyde C. Pulsipher, M. now that off parenthood, ' EVENTS- responsibility was which leus built the Vern Skinner, Carl paxey, ground Snow, t phine Scherrer, LaYerde' Scorup, , Genevieve you have attained your goal, for if First Aid Won by Provo troop 2. 145th field artillery for war service Fairies Buelah Jensen,' of Applied Science: Bach-- j Delle Seeley, Edna Taylor, Lorna Taylor, Elwyn Snyder, Karl-M- . life College create Norma to for Jackson, you Jenkins, is it Cook,Beth G. possible R. Golden 2:04 Brimhall, bald T, Worthington, Robert A Wil- by absorption of the troop of thd Kathleen Davis, Mary Cook, Dorothy and you neglect that gift, then your Time, elor of Arts Minerva Edwards, Hel- - Whiting, Lela Willett.' Effie Young, j Firsts Utah cavalry, together with Parker, Ciela Larson, Ruby Cook, life has been a. failure in so far as Clark and Ray Phillips. Prize, first en Rovlance. kinson, Walter Johnson. , Lida Hartle. manv! wartime volunteers. aid belt. on McAlIistet. Martha of Queen Titania, purpose placed the being your MANY OLD MEN RETAINED Signalling Won by Provo troop 2. ' SApT LAKE, June, 4 War deHelen Newell. Pages, Kathrene Par-do- e this earth to multiply and replenish Timet 4:454 Loyal Mortensen, Reed partment orders received by raWl)en the regiment returned from and June Newell. Wind Fairies, Golden Brimhall. Clarence Phillips, dio Saturday' night from headquar- - France it was perpetuated by the Maxine Davis, Jean Clark, Clara Jen- it Is Concerned. Apostle Ballard expressed his de- Vacher, Ward McDonald, Irvine ters Ninth corps area at San fran- - present organization, which includes sen. Rain Fairies, Norma Pardoe, n meeting with such a, distin Mabey, Ray Phillips and on light of rosters artilits the officers Spencer field 145th the many directed Iciscq, Saints Brown. Prize, two signaling kits. Martha McAllister Buelah Jensen, gulshed body of Latter-da- y of lery to proceed to Monterey! Cal--ar-, GeneBeth the Norma with Jenkins, Jackson, and graduates especially Water Bailing Won by Spanish ( Continued, on Page 5) next month, for field training and the In all vieve Cook. Sunshine, Jean Clark. the school 1. greatest Fork Time, 6:28 Charles Rainbow Fairies, Ruth Allen, Vera world,! because that school com- Wood troop and Jex Boyack. Jackson and June Phillips. Butter bines! a character education along 4 tied with Spanish Fork Springville 1 in prefly, Norma Pardoe. Sunset Fairies, with its scholastic attainments, so liminaries., Prize, 2 fire by friction Vera Jackson, June Phillips, Ruth that when one leaves the B. Y. U. sets Realtors from many points of the his subject Selling Real Estate.? Clara Jensed, Jean Clark, Fay he is better prepared to face the Allen, t Knot Tying Won by Spanish Fotk state gathered in this city Saturday The proposed l caravan trip into , in, world than the graduates of other Anderberg. 3 knots out of pos5. Score southern Utah was and will troop Finale Ensemble. stitutions who do not lay stresh on sible 4. Other entree, Povo troop 2. for the quarterly conference of the be taken some timeapproved, in late July or About State association. Utah intel as the Realty the side of life as well ' The two teams tied in preliminaries, 100, August. including wives of the realty leetnal, each team getting 4 out of possible A banquet was held at the Hotel were in attendance. The most NEW REGISTRAR TO men, The academic procession, consist- 8 knots. Rowe team Roberts in the eyenlng, at which Wmning will conference of ing of memberstwo-ye-of the faculty, grad- Lewis, Fred Lewis, Wjlliam Ellis, direct resultmore the Dixon presided, and J. A. President Organiza(be complete normal grad- Victor Ellis. Elmer Ellis, Herbert probably uates and the j,l am .pleased to learn that your in any way supporting this moveas the newest introduced Owens, of OFFICE LAND tion which in the realtors ProvD, ASSUME uates of the school, formed a line of Robertson, Grant Snell, William Niel- as toastmast- acted in council has met the specified condi- ment, and especially those who are Provo, realtor! has had an organization, blit it has er. as active leaders, are helping march jnom the administration build- sen. Prize, scout diary to each. O. K. Hansen delivered the Mayor memto to tions and is entitled to the award serving failed Idown University avenue to the in a most fashion to proFire by Friction Won by William bers. . function, according address ff welcome, to which D. ' C. stream- duce for thepractical DUTIES IN TWO WEEKS ing of the Anniversary Round-u- p where the entire march Mortimer nation its need tabernacle, greatest of Provo troop 8. Won by Kimball of Salt Lake responded., were State received The visitors Ifrom the administration building, default. by men of character, trained for citiscout er, which I take great pleasure ip 1:00. B. Cj. Palmer bf Salt Lake, cbair s Prize, Time, Senator LeRoy Dixon,' wko is presi- man t flown University avenue to the of the delegation to attend the knife. presenting, with additional streamj-er- s zenship. dent of the State Realty association, national June 2. The writes I am keenly anxious to do all in WASHINGTON, where the entire march was for qualified troops, Fork by Spanish yVon convention, for which a parBugling estate local of the real and committee President Warren G. Harding to John my power to extend the influence of president today appointed Eli F. played, as the long line of gowmml troop 3 Bulrnell Livingston. . Prize, six will leave Salt Lake Jun of ty men. The visitors and local realtors S. Smith, president of the county the Scout program, because America Taylor to he registep of the Salt Lake dignitaries took their places on the scout book, by Dan Beard. 22. gave ' a' stirring address on Salt were a Ironton and B. to, made trip must avail itself of every resource City land office, succeeding Gould the special seats reserved council of Boy Scouts of America. and ftand Won Rescue 'Race by Firemans Lake the oration' City, The Anniversary Round-u- p strpam- - for producing that type of American j Blakely, who has resigned. Taylor for themv 4. Time, 0:33 Arch- shown the Columbia Steel site. Which he has chosen to deliver before troop Payson at wks The held business soon as as he gives meeting The B. Y. U. chorus, under th by the president in citizenship which wRl not be content will take office ie Wilson. Prize, boys handbook. " er is given 3:30 oclock at the Elk club rooms, the national assemblage,of of Florence .Tepperson Madnltion of the county councils sucj with acceptance of the privileges of bond and the same is approved at Won Race Salt Lake Dressing .Lafayette Hanchett women of the party, cess n increasing its membership 2q citizenship without active partiepa-tio- n Washington a preliminary that will sen sang Song of the Redeemed, bv Emergency, 2. Time, 2:41 Ray while the Provo on The Scenic of Resources spoke troqp a Mrs. headed by Dixon,, attended in meeting the resnonsibilities take about, two weeks. , per cent or more within a given peBlakeleys by Stephens. scout belt L Prize, ' Phillips. fjtah. motion S' in heater, would I of L f picture In the Boy Spout full appointed ternij of citizenshp President Stephen expire riod. Chipman Industrial Development of Utah Pitching Won by Benjamin V. A. Bettilyon of Salt Lake gave more the Alpine stake offered the invoca- 1. Tent . la addition the lettersays: Please movement you not only place empha-s- s July, but he already has served was the subject of an address Time: striking, 2:20; Pitching, on an of address Benefits a to in OrganizaB local U Y. due of the brass tion.member than delay extend to each The quartet 1;34. Prize, shovel. eight years, upon service, but you have workWalter Adams of Provo. tion. council, and others associated with- ed ou) your "program In such a way making his reappointment four years composed of Rulon Morgan, Myron The board , adopted a resolution J. F. Powles of Ogden spoke of West. Wrigh' and VanWagenen, renthat boys actually learn by doing, ago. you in the work, my hearty congrat-support to capitalization of. pledging transacin estate real Fair I Exchange desire and in a natural manner acquire that early days from the dered the Barcarolle ulations and good wishes. resources. scenic Utahs yv. He Can J call you by your first tions. Tales of Hoffman especially to convey Appreciation to attitude of mind which brings to them MISSIONARY BENEFIT DANCE Mr. whose WARD O Dixon, PIONEER AT subject was,The the scoutmasters and. to the boys of a consciousness that they must! be Chorus, Grant Us Peace, Lord, name? orChop Logic She Miss Violet Johhson Yes, if I can call myself by Local Situation, said that the cothose troops which earned the troop citizens of the participating kind, afid duet'suhg'bv "Butchers. Wanted1, man in Provo had Pio.lacked the be held Mail. will A L. at London ganization Martin. dance not mere onlookers. and Dr. Thomas your last name! award; must be able to c)it up and serve a to realize operation. Raccalaureate address by Elder I do most sincerely hope that neer ward hall Wednesday evening, , It 'is most stimulating Ad in Daily Chronicle Customer. M. E. Salt of the of Helen in Tune r that Ashton, president Araerionor of J. 1923, Melvin Scouts Ballard. to 6, you will continue your efforts t through the Boy ' Unavoidable i ( Delay on (London). Lake Real Estate soon board,! enfor the spoke The chorus and B. Y. U. orchestra Increased leadership and great- Meservy, who leaves Tea over 130.000 men are now V rolled for definite volunteer service, er resources, in order that more boys western stktes mission rendered The Anvil Chorus from (From the Lush Herald) Owing The National Convention. ' I dont see where we can put up William J. Blackburn, secretary of to the lack of space and the rush of 1 and that 'at present there are over of scout age may have the advantage Sundav evening, June 10, a fare- th onera II Trovafore. will! Estate Real the this several a Ogden! lecturer for the night. board, and be contest, the well Heralds of special spoke R. Murdock President of this given of has prize earned which splenthis members movement, Joseph 440,000 boy DonCt Worry he always and deaths will be postponed on The Art of Selling Real Estate. brings dki organization. Certainly it can for itself appraisement a3 one of the firoeram has been arranged. All are tbe Wasatch stake offered the bene births next Hal Brandley of Salt Lake had as his own bunk. week. Medical' Quip: until diction. invited, Tiger. J be truly said that the men who are! greatest assets our nation has today us , J t The-progra- j -- , I are-largel- -- - coin-merc- y ct i I j j Che-ne.lErv- al -- I i - II ; Ar-lia- m Al-Frid- Ste-pha- nq i i 1 l I i J 1 I i i ' J r--J ehTrri-w"bstorV- -. " .? F-a- y , , , rep-Willia- , j k F ! j f An-"ders- i t , m j . o, Tim-panog- os t ( . i Mel-dru- m, Mc-Fadd- Lil-Gl- en t h. I i j j j SellUtah ito World New Realtors Slogan i -- Pres. Harding Praises County Scout Council ; ar i tab-ernaic- , , le, five-minu- te f j 1 , V, , t I -- ? re-cfu- iX , v 1 1 N . N |