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Show FRIDAY, JUNE 29, THE PROVO u ' ZION CANYON BEAUTIES i i H (Continued From Page 1.) tain. The president himself like a rugged pioneer of the west .as he donned chaps for the trip. The president shook hands with the president had returned After a! grizzled warrior of the soil. I from the horseback ride and motion You am the said past 70, pioneer. Miss Thelma Shoell a he met worse home had shot look machines at do for not Pioneers Utah him, any being Lawrenfce picture Mrs. Grove and Maycockithe smilingly remarked the while twenty andj one cameras had of Orem entertained at. the home of of Mrp. L. AN. Oakley, Wednesday af- pioneer, You have now reached also program wdsj given president. Miss Shoell In the form of a miscel- ternoon. clicked, the Return to the camp j for which consisted of a reading, The velvet (meaning that the pio.neer i and to Cedar City was made. laneous shower Monday evening, Miss Lura Elder,- - whose marriage to Man Without a Country, Miss Adeie had passed the allotted span of sevThe presidents, train came into enty years) and I hope that you will Salt Lake I. ,H. Hilton, of Pleasant . Grove will Peteri; piano selection, Mjsl Terry City shprtly after 5 in the Tbe Fourth of have many years of happiness and take place Saturday.! - Games and a Oaklefr; reading, ended a strenuous time morning. Bert Oakley; vocal solo. Miss contentment. You deserve a good, of travel It Miss furnished musical by July,! While and program V Next, the president took weary Salt Lakerssightseeing. lone Huish formed the evenings en- Alta Oakley. The annual election be-of- quiet rest. others reand the hand of a little boy. and guided turned home to jtell the glories of tertainment.1 The rooms were pret- officefsjtook place, the following ejected for the coming J year: him on to the lawn at Andersons. Zion park, the president shortly aftily decorated in pink and whit0 and ing the colors were carried out in the Mrs. Rosalind A. Oakley, president; Immediately xa score of cameras terwards bade adieu to a state in refreshments which were served to Mrs. S.P. Eggertsen, first vice clicked and both subjects smiled like which he declared (he had had an enMrs. .J,' A. Elder, Mrs. Fred Shoell, president; .Mrs- Ruby Hales Peay, schoolboys. and memorable time, a On the way joyable which wa3 On with the trip. Miss Jack Elder, Mrs. Erval Chris- secretary; Mrs. Nellie Jons Olsen, expressed by Mrs. thought be- tensen Miss Irma Allen, Miss Inez treasurer; Mrs. Mary Whittaker many plants which the average Harding. It was some day. The in home. These most item Towels Miss Gray, jorganist; Mrs. Mary1 Taylor Utahn knows nothing about, were beauties of Utah had spoken in a Jensen, Miss Daisy Newman, Gled-hilI l. Dahlqtiist, assistant organist Mrs. observed growing in the silence of way that .could be understood and Genevieve Shoell, Mrs. Elwood Mrs. the west. .There was a plant whiclj. G. Jones, chorister; Miss Zola Emmaj Miss Greetis Fullmer, is the dawn of a you. now while ' low mill prices. Get Mrs. is said to have the ingredients which felt. It marked a greater Utah. Walker, Miss Verda Hilton, Mish Eliza SCall Nelson, historian; Mrs. and day greater would make it a good substitute for Grace Hillman, Miss LaVon Bromley, Jane Park Jones, chaplaifi; soap. In the old days, prospectors Miss Lillian Grant, Miss Sylvia Webb, Emmaj Loveless Gay, chairman WAIT. See Them in Our Windows. The sqme day may hear and others would gather this plant, of a citypresident Miss lone Huish, Miss Ethel West, tainment committee; Mrs Etth him wrhith named will after rfefresh- squeeze its juice and immediately Mrs. Clarence Hilton, Mrs. Genevieve gerfield Dixon, chairman BE35SE its head in the commercial and ments jcommittee. Delicious', refresh- lather themselves, obtaining a bath rear as Jarvis, Miss Nina Huish, Miss Louise ments world. industrial such Harding, iwere served at the close ,of the and gaining cleanliness with little ef- the Shoell, Miss Ethel Shoell, Missi Maude, is named, is between Lund FANCY TOWELS fort. No mention was made on the and point TURKISH Holdaway, Miss Opal West, Miss Lu-ci- evening, i Cedar City. There is Iittle-ther- e this plant would afford the except wilderness that trip Paulson, Miss Helen McCleery, a at present with Missj Grace Nixon will give a dra- product for a new industry by exploitMiss Pearl Olpin, Miss Vanza Nielson, TOWELS marked with the name of the Pink and Blue Borders; post audischool the at matic recital on a high commercial scale. township. Miss Annie Kerk and Miss Dean ingi its virtues torium Saturday! afternoon at 430 22x44; Double Thread; ' Marrott.25c value. 17x32; oclock A splendid prbgramjj of chi75 c value. of was Hurricane fault A special lot consisting observed. While the travelers were masticatldrens readings will be given and-- a Professor Pack, Mr. Alter and Wil-for- d cantaloupes on, the train to CeMrs. William McCullough was the numbel of older selections (suitable Iflvalues up to 50c; all light Day, the latter of Parowan, ing City 19c yesterday they were attracthostess to the members of the Social for the! older members in the au- grew eloquent. One of them re- dar 39c on a ed lake the brush the amid by Hour club at her home in Orem, dience. The admission will be 10 marked, in pointing to a certain piece colors. The afternoon was cents for children and 25 cents for of scenery that there has been an desert and appearing to nestle at the Wednesday. EACH was one a foothills. It of EACH and Mrs. adults. spent, in music and erosion, or was it an eruption, re- natures illusions. Atmirage, it looked '' D. Bj McBride told sewing that, the story, My M cently. EB5SZ How recent, ventured a newspaper beautiful In the morning sun. Corduroy Breeches. A dainty lunch- - The literary sectio-- of the fine eon was served to the following club arts division of the Womens Muni- man. About four million years, reCedar City was reached about 8 TURKISH members: Mrs. L. Nelson, Mrs. cipal council met at the home! of Mrs. marked the informant. BATH TOWELS a. m. The first to greet the presiJ. A. .Vance; Mrs; Di. G, Calder, Mrs. W .W. jAllen yesterday afternoon. YARD of the dent and first the land one-acH.-t, , TOWELS lady V. Hoyt read a S. Cunningham, Mrs J. E. Chris-- Mrs. Old Silver Reef was play out. were a group of Pahutas. The Intensen, Mrs. G. F. Carroll, Mrs. D. B. entitled The Florist Shop, by Wini- It was here that silver waspointed ,22x44; Extra Heavy j found first dians cared for Mrs. Selevocal nothing formality William Maloney, Mrs. fred Haiwjcridge. Two McBride, in sandstone. It is doubted if there Double Thread; a Good 18x36; Heavy Weight. and neither did the president. He G. A. Cullimore, Mfs. J. H, Wilson, ctions, were furnished by Mr4Myrle has ever been another a in j 65c Value. ' 35c discovery value. Mrs. J ,.W. Lanceford, Mrs. Busan Taylor, Accompanied - by Mrs. Abe similar product. Silver Reef appar- spoke to them forf a few moments not wave did to his and hand forget Heaton and the invited guests were Turrier. Delicious refreshments were ently is one of (he ghost cities of the FOUR FOR Mrs. L. L. Shields of Wyoming, Mrs1. served by the hostess. west. In its life it turned out 9,700,-00- 0 in kindly greeting to the papoose. Lawrence Maycock of Orem, Mrs. ounces of silver. A tale was Then to the auto3 and for the trip Mrs. J. T. Farrer, Mrs. Lafe Bown told to the effect that an old Frank Roylance of Salt. Lake. Mrs. pros$1.00 Zion canyon. Abou twenty-fiv- e EACH into I to Salt pector wished to have a little fun Maloney and, Mrs. Roylance assisted and Mrs. H. W. Shae motored automobiles furnished by patriotic Lake to! spend the week-enthe hostess in serving. an with assayer in Salt Lake and that he therefore packed a quantity of citizens of southern Utah, gay with bunting, began the journey. All the sandstone and asked for an assay on drivers A beautiful cloth for sum- were experienced and had a its contents, little dreaming that he HUCK TOWELS a of the fact knowledge road, HUCK TOWELS would do anything except excite the good dresses. was emphasized in that there Regularly merj of he recipient. But, so which exasperaion were no accidents. was not There f he Heavy yeight. Mercerized and it be goes, story 39c. at mythi- even a puncture. Plain and colored border; might priced Finish Colored Borders ; f the cal, assayers report showed that good weight. silver In abundance was in the samRegular 35c Value, If there was any fault to find with ple. The result was that thousands the SPECIAL EACH of miners were attracted to the spot was road, it rested in the fact that it dry, and if the machines ,at times 25c and in the eighties this was one of crowded a little too closely together, the greatest camps. then there were many of the passenEACH who, forsooth, were compelled The story of this treasure house gers to a of Utah real little estate, carry seemed to be mellowed with the mem- as cloudis Eggaa of dust arose. However, ory of those who had seen Silver everyone was apparently happy. in Reef its halcyon days. And there was not a little expressed as J. Cecil Alter was on the job, disthe auto caravan regret passed a deseHed tributing pamphlets and booklets exwinery. There were some in the plaining the scenery. The souvenirs who were moved to refer to were party snapped up with avidity and it Omar Khayams epic concerning the is believed they will be of wine for jug there were many who sured so longthat as lasts memory had partaken of dust and thirsted for that prohibited in Utah since professor Fred J. Pack of the ge1917. ological department of the Universwas also along. He deThe Three Patriarchs, the senti- ity of Utah some of the great wonders scribed nels that stand out in bold relief 3E have come down through the amid the beauties of the colors of the that and are manifested in the works canyon were admired while even the ages of the Great Architect in the canyon. old Virgin river, which A prominent American woman is Mrs. N. M. Peterson of the ISecond The Columbia Sewing and Literary apparently out of respect to the presidential C. KessM. It possible for six British stuMrs. at the met and watd club making Monday evening daughter, D. parDull, somber reds were relieved to --enter universities' ini the arrived ty, seemed devoid of mud for once, with C., where of ler school dents, pool, Washington, swimming high shining white as one gazed was admired by a few as it bent its enjoyed a delightful swim after home last evening from a three United States every year. She, has . the aristocratic The they upon founded scholarships at (Princeton, down which way winding toward the Colo- clefts in the mountains peaks. they adjourned to the Second weeks sojourn in Los Angeles. of each told rado. Harvard and Yale for studentS at social where ward hall, dancing an age. Professor Pack, Mr. Alter at Oxford and Cambridge. It is to be entertained were Mrs. Melissa Lewis The featured. music and games of and others told erosion and what Millions upon millions of tons of decorated with roses a dinner Mrs. Eva L. Miles, Miss hoped that the time soon will come volcanic eruption had caused to hall was prettily x when it will be silt have been carried along this and A and possible to arrange dainty luncheon was Miss Ruth Miles and Mrs. Alice peonies. universe the great jewel stream to the Colorado and been de- weld into the in of students with all the en- who left to members: of (exchange the served Richmond, Virginia, following solithe grandeur of that glistens posited by it on some Mrs. Nellie Olsen, Mrs. Nellie Thur-goo- last evening for their home after a lightened nations of the world. tude in the south. shore. One man essayed to foreign Mrs. Mary Dahlquist, Mrs. Ma- months sojourn in our state. make a bet that the Imperial valley got all Mrs. Emma Gay, Mrs. Jesmie The ancient game of polo had ari Clark, Toquerville was reached after oth- sie Johnson, Mrs. of its land from Utah. The Grant to be the illustrious Eggertsen, said Is history in the east before as Imperial er Constantinople such Hamiltons valley soil is one of the richest and Fortsettlements, At fre- the British army carried I it home Ven- Mrs. Albert Rasmussen, Mrs. Hannah noisiest city in the world. Bellevue called ,now and most productive in the west and Utah Nellie Johnson, Mrs. quent intervals night watchmen arm- from India and made it fashionable had been passed. The story of Cardell, Mrs. Mrs. furnished it for wherever the silt has tura, Mae Dunn. Mrs. ed with Jong thick clubs beat heavily In the British isles and America Boren, Sylvia his partici- Nellie been carried it has aided to build em- the execution of Lee for Mrs. Melissa upon the stones of the street Cats, About A. D. 600, polo, which had Hendrickson, masMeadows in Mountain the pation Mrs. Ray- dogs and wandering drunks make It traveled from Persia to Turkestan pires, one of Utahs eternal boosters sacre Mrs. Eliza Nelson, Lewis, as was recited the trail which declared. Nelson, Mrs. Emma Jones, Mrs. almost Impossible to sleep. Just be- and Tibet, became popular with the the emigrants took to California was mond Vilate Vincent, Mrs. Flora Vincent, fore daybreak an army of food ped- Chinese where the women played ai Zion canyon park was reached. The pointed out. Mrs. LaVon H. Jones, Mrs. Florence dlers begins to fill the air with their well as the men. band from the Dixie Normal college At Toquerville there were hun- Myers, Miss Leah Hendrickson, Miss clamor. furnished selections. Wylies camp Natella Lewis. Miss Anna Booke, Cat Scent Whrle Sleeping was then approached and immediate- dreds, drawn from many parts of Miss Elizabeth Souter, Miss Lorna to their southern A road hog cant decid pay respects Cats Utah, have such a which half ones developed ly thoughts concerned the to the president. A platform, appro- Jones, Miss Mable Olsen, Miss Ruth of the road he &ants to use. Nashville sense of smell that highly Can j scent man. All wanted to eat, but inner they Farrer. there priately decorated, was erected on Tennesseean. while they are asleep were limitations regarding accommothings main street. The president, in a dations. The result was that a sec- the neat speech, extolled the piotion of the party dined with the presi- neers little wrested from the had who dent and Mrs. Harding and the other earth the products and who precious section did not. However, they all had made what was once a wilderthe luncheon. enjoyed I pay my re- ness to bloom as a- rosf. He also emspects to Utah trout, declared the ' his tribute to thei pioneers - i president after he had taken of his phasized in the speech he made at Cedar City fill and emerged from the tent. Then on his return, declaring that he knew the second party went in and con- from personal observation some of sumed all the trout in sight. the and tribulations of the trials A clear blue canopy above the you seen bands who had set out to style, gives isunlesg a soft zephyr from establish a great empire in the west lofty crags and the north made the day Ideal. Hap- and who had accomplished their obpy were they of the Dixie Normal col- ject. Fishing: AT REDUCED PRICES Sup4 lege who sang America. liftThey so ed their voices in magnificent harlittle girls placed baskets plies? Good mony. Not to he outdone, two pio- of Dainty en inclosed in the nafruit, neatly , style. neers who knew Brigham Young well tional 1 ji in the automobiles as colors, and who used to play in a band which the passengers and towifolk listened all welcomed him to the south, gave se- to the joy presidents address. It was on lections the kettle drums. a memorable dav for Toquerville and 1 made a lot of nois$, but not so They southern Utah in general. as the applause which rewarded great $li25 Clock supplied An their efforts. At the Echo farm,! renowned as Andersons ranch, the president and Mrs. Harding remained at a point Mrs. and party were entermar Angels Landing and the presi-- , tainedHarding a few moments. The presifor A dential automobile was flocked with dent seemed to be very happv as he (,well wishers, men and women. She conversed either with the old pioGET IT AT spoke for a long time to some of the neers or the ybung children. pioneers. One of the men, largely responsible for putting Zion park on s Dont wait till you get to the park we the map, conversed at length. I tickball reserved your games get I hope dont bore you, he remarked. ets early at Consolidated Real Estate THE RIGHT KIND. shot back Mrs. Co. Phone 68ft. Certainly not, WHILE THEY LAST This is an education to Harding. fs. We wan( to know all about you. Tn vears to come the people of this EXCURSION RATES TO SHELBY country will rise up and call your name blessed. Unfon Pacific is making Fate of MENS DEPARTMENT And then the light of the early $42 - 8S. Provo to Glacier National with the sun beating its rnri- and return, with stopover at t scintillating rays upon the Angels Shelby for big fight, July 4th. Tickand the Great White Throne. ets now on sale to and including Landing PHONE 303 nsa President Harding and party essayed July 3rd. 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