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Show 7 Second Section -- xr I I -- s v l I says ether la a name for something we know absolutely nothing about Bat an affront to fcls intelligence will not make the average person go up In the air. . LeolsviUe Courier-Journa- l. An optimist ! a man wholl use the rent mooey to pay .the tint ou'er.j". Cincinnati .' NEWSSER VICE Majestic Mountain U Greater Splendor Than v Ever Before. f-c-a ft :a J -- - i -- M i - PROVO. UTAH. SUNDAY. JUNE 28, 1925, 1 f mLm i i at Mr i A r) aVBM - a ' ri i, ft in Second Section a mmmmmm Illf Mil; SCHOOL RESEMBLES A Good Ood Is A Good Investment 4 rrt iTii ?r ji fc ' In mm mm - En- The Foa Newa Service, according X sine tetter word meaning paint to a telegram received from New remover might be or It win film the fourteenth Tork Cityj might be cold cream. Detroit ' annual Ttmpanogoa hike which will News. take place on July 17 and 14 the Parents are modest people who Wke will make a great news reel are afraid tbe kids won't turn out sine It is recognised as the greatest aa well as they did. New Tork hike in tbe world to the top of a Bun. mountain .12,000 feet high. - . vi The eld mountain will he Jit good - Tbe boy who need to spend about shape to "have Its picture took" this fifteen years wishing he could put year since the copious snows and on long pants baa grows to be a rains of the past winter and spring man who spends have adored the wonder mountain the whole winter awaiting an op- In foliage of unrivaled hue. The portunity to put on abort ones. Ft early spring, too, will assist in bring , Wayne Kewa Sentinel tag the myriads of flowers into bloom. ': , who those earn their Well, persons The flower gardena of living by the sweat of their brow" have few rivals in any Utah night to be rich these .days. New mountains, and it ia questionable If a World. Tork Evening " Ma. finer display can be had any where '' ' j The variety of ,V' I have noted that when I bore a ele in America. man be yawns openly and unafraid. color and blossoms that are always But under similar circumstances a found as one follows the winding woman will yawn behind her hand trail up "Jack Beansalk" is noth or fan God bless the ladies. E. W. ing less than marvelous. The bine Howe's Monthly. of tbe blue bells and lupins inter mingled with the crimson of the History, doesnt repeat Itself. It paint brashes, the yellow of tbe cliff atuters.1 that's alL Columbia Reo- - rosea and primroses, the white of the ordV buckwheat, tbe lavender of the wild hollyhocks and the dainty ivory of It muHt be fine to get, In to society the columbines, make a JWttern of ' snd be bored by a better set of peo color. that Is beautiful beyond de pie. New York Telegram. scription. The water falls that cascade over If Mr, Bryan can't thank the many cliffs and precipes covered for what be 1a, be can thank with refreshing moss lend them the front page. Cleveland Times. selves well to photographs. These dbrislon to have a Jass water falls, more than fifty in I' Dayton's to be at their best i band play for visitors at ihe'evolu- - number, ought ' W Untk trial flntriir tn Mnn tho Ma tbla year. Tons and tons of snow in the giant T IUI UK KCUHWHr. A VI fc" UCI AM and ice packed away and the bidden cirque .will keep these cascades roaring for months; -- After all, there is much to be Aspens and evergreen, also, will thankful for. Nobody has yet com be in. wonderful foliage this year piled an anthology of Senate poetry. due to tbe moisture thSt Is plentiful. Many springs are now running Waterbury Republican; at Aspen Grove that were dry and I Democrat does something dead last year; The increased water MfaslUe and people, seem to like it. will Increase tbepleagure of the our crowd says .be a a demagogue. Columbia. Ohio, State Journal. rThe Provo Kiwanis club has al laid plans for a mammoth ready American actors .have been doing bonfire again this yeaiL, Their fire about aa well In Kngland fit English was the best: the bike has 5 actors have here. We alwavs did last year ever had. Tbey declare that the one sea the stuff. Hams across like this will be just as good it Don Marquis in New Tork Herald this year couldn't be better.. The Klwarrians Tribune.'.' have taken over the Bonfire and the There are no bigger fish In the TImpanogos' road as a pet project ocean than have goten away. Col. Within two weeks now theywili go '' in a body to the grove where they . Record. will build tbe fire and enjoy a great ' Cain might have been worse. H6 day in the great out doors. All hikers who register at tbe Al didn't call bis hatted patritisnLv --NewXork Telegram. pine summer school will be especially well cared for this year, accord ing to Professor Cannon. They will be allowed tg,use their dormitories during the hike at no additional cost. Professor Cannon .will' also have bis camp in readiness to serve meals to those who like' to cample luxe. A commissary will be" on the ground at which all kinds of food Fearing tBat her son George, 17, may be purchased, making it unwould commit 'some act for which necessary for campers to load themhe and the family. Jater would be selves down with foods of any kind. sorry, Mrs. Fred Leelof Xake View 'A large central . committee comFriday called Bherlff 3. D. Boyd for posed of a, man fronueaci of the assistance. ' Deputy 8herlff B. V. Utah county towns and Heber has Roper waTgiven the Case and upon been organized in order that the investigation states that the young hike this year may be larger than man had become irritated over the ever. The Brlgham Toqng. univermanner in which hjs father had cor- sity, however, will continue to serve rected blm and bad threatened as host to the hikers. "The central violence: When taken Into custody committee besides the members by the officer a revolver was found from tbe Brlgham Toungjinlverslty, in possession of tbe youth.' His will be composed of James H. Gardcase will be taken before the Ju- ner,! Lehl ; - Stephen L. Chipman, American Fork ; Junius ' Hayes, venile court, Mr. Roper states, i Pleasant Grovt , E . 8. Hinckley, Provo; G. R, Maycock, Springvllle; : nenry Gardner, Spanish Fork ; Lee B. Taylor, Payson ; and D. A. Broad-ben- t, Heber. A comihlttee meeting will be held at the Brlgham Toung- unlve'rsity Monday evening, Jane 20, at 8:30 o'clock. Those interested In the hike will do well to communicate with, the Ptovo" Chamber of XJommerce or with the Brlgham Young university. "" Emm3 .2T.-"PAT80N, Jnne Harris has received her official CLOTHES FOR HOT DOGS call to f lU a two year mission for to the Mormon church. She will go WASHINGTON. (tTP) Cloth Salt Lake onS July 1 and after spendin other lands foj house Mission at week the) ing a helped to swell the foreign trade n will leave on July' 8 for the of the United States . during slates mission. A missionMarch, the Department of Commerce announced today. ary party wlll be given in her hon"Clothes for the sausage ,in or tonlghpat the home of her parents, Mr. And Mrs. John F. Harris.- the form of casings," the- DeSundXr- - f Jt'Dlng a farewell testipartment said, "aggregating, pounds and valued at. monldllf given, for her in the were exporteSTto other $692.21, luc ",lcv V Second v i"u" k countries during the month.": ' Nlon of V U'Jasper Hill th vlH be glven : Selee- Department compilations show& ed that Germany was still con- -, ard male quartet; Second 4.n, Miss Arma Hancock: song, sniping sansages In great quanreading, tities Snd bought ; from the eenlor M. I. A- - girls; lnstrutoental United 8tates during the monh, ng, kinmusic! Mrs. Pearl Stole; 1,233,077 pounds of 'casings. dergarten, clas o the Sunday school iwas teacher. Harris which Ml" t r usuallx'ineans "Morale", your duty fcV little child will present else have, the aoft with a bouqnet of flowers and a to let somebody joba and not kick' about dtiing the contribution.; phort address, Dr. Asa dirty wort New York- Telegram. J Curtis; remrks, missionary, blow-torc- --a-' l.'i. 1 1 Thought to Yo u IP SI e oping Give A ElnelB quirer. I I TOIPHIKETO FLASHES . i tL . f ' v 0WI! fTX f?uaran,' tee4uVDe h i v 7 '. . i m . mmi DeLuxb is the mMtxuriously conifort-abl- c bcdsprjng made. It will give you a i:f..:. n,um viunuus oj ..:.f.. aausiaciory. service viaj more rrr , soothing delightful healthful repose than aUfK vm mm nm fmtu gnnmum . you have ever known; - mm 41 Luxe Spring Mt.ss "hot-dog- north-wester- if it fails to satis-- , give .I;': faction. d the l s - i . pari 1 j iJ "7 'f . v ..... J .,' r I k t u of . tfwn n m nana vaM Urm mmm wwn aJWlTHN NM 1 1 ' . .:.. U'g ivtein a s touch con- , "Iff the Biwramo, pot the bed or BUKtrai that mikes' tfl tha difference." - sideration as ;"ahy piece of lUmuUre. . - For That Odd Room A complete bed , a sturdy steel' bed, a guaranteed spring, ' a -- thick tufted, mattress. .. 29 00 1 Odd Dressers - : In Oak Walnut or Ivory. at very attractive prices. Call and see them. " ! .riirj enables you to 4 furnish : that spare bedroom at a very SMALI-- . ;GOSTi Our line of fine bedroom suites is very complete and never before have we been able to offer such attractive prices and ' such wonderfullydesigned patterns; , ' We invite you to call and see our unusual assortment some No Interest I It. .... ? r. . . ? i r- - t BHf(' ' flowers and notable Uuml-eiliU'fttldl- , ; ;jfi(il- - . literature, rontcnv uorary American literature,: the lit- -' erafurc of rialilfe, historiosl aud field geology, nwnnh in Kculogy, Ameiican history niuce 1801. rarly ogy, biographical IN SCHOOL " , : r gen-nln- - J . k - ' KANSAS flTI. Mo., There is "some1 class" to Ray Ward, aged 0, of the Fletcher school dis trict, Macon countyl In fact, Ray in In a class ail by bimself and Virginia Morrow gets $50 a month for teaching than that Ray constitutes1 a school for whlch i frn taxes, building 'and a school exist. That has beea the condition since the reearly last Decemlier, moval of a f ami Ivy from Fletcher to another district reduced attendance from five to one' But regular routine of the, Fletcher school- - prevails; the bell rings St 9 o'clock; then came's study hqur class "recitarecess tion blackboard exercise:-ad- ' Bay la teacher's pet, star pupil and King of Boyville, ". W-S""7- " : It- ' " WVHW1 1 4' "C' ' Qi: " e. ' One sickness and Ray Is an epidemic all by:, himself.'" One disde-ueauond the whole cluss giMs ' " y. spanked. . ... tXlf. Interest because And last CbrlKtmas, or youug 'Waru'.uidut "wnRiperpull the1 pltfailn of the' girl In the, front seat. MJms Morrow sent him home with bis pockets bulging, . f Roman history, directed German rending, dlrWed ' French reading, private vocal ctiltufe, group vocal scultnre,, orchestra, education and civilization, social psychology, aud Boy Scout work, rend lng. In classical Iiternturp,'- grucrat soilology, Scout leadership. school, under tbe dW;tionl(..Lee F. j Such: men a Dr, Adam 8. Ben of : church Raudolpb, bead of he . California nlon, superintendent School of Fine Arts, will be well attcljools! Presldeut W, W. Hender- -' ended. ;4'ThIs" is gratifying to the sou, of the, 3rlKbnm Young college; artirts of Vtah couwtjjBlnge such a' Prof. l4ee.F. Randolph, nientioiicd school will do more than anyMuT eiiVirenn: this article; Prof, ltoy else to bring tbe matchless posHlhlli-itle- s Welker of Purls. Idaho ; Prof. A- - . of Tlnipaiiogog before the (iarrett of Salt Lake City, have lou engaged to assist the regular B. T. public. ; ' -Twenty-eigh- t courses and others V. faculty during the Alpine term," " e WlU.be arranged if there ia a Living qnarternTwill iie ..cotnfottf,. demand for them, Professor able aud lilirnrfjfiuilltleg will e'i 8w6mn declares, . The courses of- all that could be' desired. ; I fered are as follows : Nature nnd .Those who reiter beure tho fonnatlon of soils, art studio work bike will be( allowed, to use their In water Colors ftnd, fills, the credit lieds" during the hike and mar to lie arranged' according to the time their uiphIs if tbey desire the students put in on the' Work, to do' so. ' For information coticern!hg camp- alvebra, Uvarworts,- mosw'Sl etc.: nature studyp birds and trcoe na .Ing and etiuipiucnt, Trot, (X T. Can- ture stmly wild fowl aud bird of non should be called. ' v - J ; ' Crossing U. S. by, Motorboat three-in-on- " number ot'otber-inastOTof. Scouts ing oh ham! the summer promises to be ideal for Scout work both for leaders and Scouts themselves. Owing to an insistent demand for courses In educttton Director Lowry Nelson has been prevailed upon to tench a class In rural education and Dean Swenson has .'decided to offer a course In educational sociology,., The addition of. these two new courses makes the Alpiue , ; offering one ofjlchMcss. that. the .art j Iodlcationa are ONLY PUPIL :. : fa ILXU Anderson, Dr. J. 'prey -- H.: jpahtsCha rles" N Miller of m infsecJK J, fliirj 'bf TlmpftjiogoK ; genAligelea,; Oscar A, Klrkhara and a eral entomoloey, fltld entomology. sbady tree and to keep bouse to suit themselves at the same ttme attending whatever classes theyjnay wish to at" ' r tend. Families with boys of. Scout age will find opportunity to have their boys trained IuT scouting since Pr. Byrlng, who has charge" of ;the Scout eoure,-wi- n otgnnlze a troop of Boy outs Jtor the classes lu ; 8coutlng to work with." With Dr. Carl F. Eyring, Scout J Our Easjr Payment Plan Executive A. : A The Alpine, summer :school plunf for the opening practically of schobl on July 20, according to C ho hns 'charBe .of ..the, 1. Cannon, bulldlnx operations that are mw under way at Aspen Grove. . Nino new floors for the tents of faculty members and. a new aud ; commodious library building are among the improvements that are. now being I.. made. : Boom will ba provldcil for a!t'who care to enroll at tbe school this HeretofoTffe the enrollment' year. has been limited' on account of lack of facilities to care '.for any more students. ; This year, 'however; the sky s the limit in enrollment; according to John C. Rwetmon, actiifg dean of the aummcr school.1 . Married students and ' families who wish to combine vacation with weleducation will be especially come tbla year. ' Smh ambitious campers will be. allowed to pitch Is their tents under ' izfal t fol-1i- W ( . spring is. - r-- rv.: :' : Luxurious comfort in the bedspring coil is thus given freedom of acti The it made flexible. . r.il.lTlOSt uret in among to that it follows the contour which a the extra long highly i figure and supports the whole body a V . tempered tohical cbtit tied together buovantlv in a natural and tKercfose . POrittlll diagonally at theto wilh elaatichcaithful position. It does not lab'.... r helical coils. These helical coils are Ike a hammock or pitch to the tide securely attached to the large coils of heavier, weight when occupied, rn i. aptpk V byPatentedSpokFastenerswhich by two persons Tranquilited arkf insure the integrity" of the entire made drowsy with a sense of physl-' S q .. fabric and distinguish DeLuxe from cal comfort, you drift off intosouni its many inferior imitations. Each and refreshing sleep. . b 6 d Spring Dl TOMISSION . - i$ , s 2 at any time , RECEIVES CALL re- - .'place anyD- e- V HiIMAHS , t Veadyvto , IN CUSTODY " we.siana f ' LAEVIEW.BOY : ... wm- , ' v' Luxe , ' These menJohn B. Boag. Frank 8. Wilton and Val Woodbury motorboat The photograph shows t!ur.: crossing America m ail A porta ki leaving Astoria, Ore., and the map shows their route, ever tb continental divide win be Un- - only time the boM hu to be Ukc;i out of tht water. The voyagrs come fro.m boa Angcko. 4 |