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Show IfflOBt DAY JOHN E. BOOTH RETURNS FROM INDIANAPOLIS IS Who is Your Choice For President of United States? John E. Booth returned Sunday Iron ladiauapoiia, Indiana, where fliliojty feto-lrUh a parad. hr at lb cemerrl procram and tery. Although lb weather roadl-llun- a In lb morning aar not far arable, lb parade was rarrled oal na planned. At lb Clip Pa Ion lb fulloalng program a a given under lb direction of Ur. JoM-pHughe: quartet W m. I. Holt, J, r. Sbinner, U Glen Smith and Clarearw Smith; muale by lb band andor lb direction of Wut U. Hull; prayer, lltahnp Georg llale piano trio, Norma Swenson, Mary William and Oleab Huff; addren of welcome, Mayor Joseph llanaon; reading, "A Perfect Tribute" ftegtna llucbna; memorial addreaa, J.'Pre-lo- o Creer; Georg A. Hick a gar abort talk on bow I be Walker War commenced; mualcal reading, Alice Ludlow; abort talk, "Gold Star" by John E. Booth; I). T. Lewi, with the permlnelon of lb eltliena of 8panlb Pork, presented lb HpauLo Pork American Legion Poet with two ban nera; J. K. Booth ihnnked Mr. Leal and lb people of Fpanlab Fork In behalf of lb legion f piano trio, Krm SlweiVon, Olmb Huff and Mary Wllilama; benediction, Blabop Memorial w Da tl yirdy 11 b George Hale. The American Legion decorated lb grave of each of the grave of tbelr dead comrade with a bronze emblem of tbe legion, carrying lb name, company and division of tb dead hero, and the Legion Auxiliary decorated tbe graven with popple. Tbe Sons and Daughter of Pioneer Society decorated the grave of all tbe Indian War Veteran and pioneer with flag. b bad attended lb meeting of lb national tiernilv commute of lb Americas Legion na lb represent-Itvin Adfrom tub Mr.. Booth aaya lbl lb crop condition looh bad Ibrongh vising oat lb eal, tb spring being very . late, and crop Jut coming through lb ground. iitinl election U at hand. Tin 1121 funiqtijfii Another , Tb lgioa la devoting lUelf rUbt io under already way. National committee of both biff juirtie now lo tb over lb mu endowment ul the jiuMie art trying i diast ru vit tcniicr toward feeling fund for lb decorating of tb 33.003 thi n nd ' ' eninlidate. tlmt grave of American soldier ubo ar m titity, The Spanish Pork 1re lino litunl lu with thi lo lecp In Iba soil of Franc. Of h iroHiM and will couduct a nation wide Vote tut the people 110,00 naked for over f 10.000 b t Iiohui fur our next nrimidetit. already teen subscribed, Tlimush it inomlierhi in the PuhliehcntVXuUKneter Service n Pick Your Man and Take Your Part Politicians Whom People Want jrtih Mr. Booth aaya that a many peoand bear ple aa possible should lb national commander, Alvin W. Ounley ,whn b conic lo Utah In duly a h j con Id red on of lb best orator In tb United State. He will pak at Provo during hi July ! ,1 vlait. of New Vork, thi newemjT i in a lumitiou to conduct thi Presidential Flection Tent. Voting will Mart at once, with the ioMic of thi election and will continue until July 1st. ' You can vot . ht think uould arr tb country for tb next four years, o long a lb p of your rboic la a rltlo-of tb fulled Slate. Of co urn, you wtti want to vot. JKITEHNON MTIIMIL of DIMING MAMM! FORK CITY PAVILION It offer you tb opportunity of loftMl Veulcn Jepperaou announce ing your Judgment. When tb Anal lb opening of her Bum dot school voi ha cast July I, yon ran of ballet d.n lng for tb reason I IIS rn u . hn OPENING DATE JUNE Lib Registration Tuesday, Jun lib from 1:30 to 3:30 p. m. Tbe cours will continue alx weeks, lesson to be week. Terms given Hue dir f 10.00 Ml I Jepper-- n pupit of Mar-- "'' x for, any man you ; norite Stewart of lit, Laet, of Stephar-- Miscikm f New York, and Manlynn Yussof of lh Imperial Swedish Ballet. , KCtll'T tXH'XCIL MEET 111 publish complete return of tb la tb Union voting from ovary telling who la lb mnjorliy cbolc nd I bo name of tb rnnnr-up- . Yon can rot for a Republican; n Democrat; n Socialist; n rrogretvn, buslnea or Industrial leader, or anyone yon think wonld malt lh bmt President for lb next four year tt t mt-ii!i- . Wouldn't yon like to know tb nam of tbe mao In thi nation of 110.000,330 people who would b tb majority rholc for president? And under uch condition of vollag a this, with nil parly line down nod out from under lh wy of political boe and compromising convention rulse? All yon have lo do I cast your own fre vote choosing nnd naming your candidal. Fill out tha blank ballot below, then mall or bring It lo th office of Tb Tre. Wo will do the reL Quick. Now! Who Do Yon Want for President? Do yon know of man you thi Tb scout council of tbe Spanish Fork district met In monthly session Monday night In Abe Seminary build ing. John Y. Smith and J. William Knight, county officers were present, together with Executive A. A. Ander- GRADUATES OF 1303 3 SPANISH FORKERS BOLD REUNION graduating class of 1103 of Spanish Fork publl arhoola.hvld a reunion Tnoaday evening nl th bomn of Mr. Body Lout. A ban-qserved by Mr Lewis, during (he rour of which n program wa given uadr tb direction of Juliu Aronson, of Sail Lnk City, who a president of tb else. Member of were: Mr. Clara 1303 lb Peirce, Martha Snell and Arthur L. Thoms (all dcead) Mary Tbomu Gardner now of West Jordan; Klla Gardner Smith, now of Orange, Thomas Flavel and Grac How Johnson of Richfield, Idaho, Albert Banks of Bancroft, Idaho, Margaret Thomas of Buhl, Idaho, Itoa Thomas Johns of Murray, Cora howl Booth of Provo, Sarah Nlaoa Starling of Balioa, Elmer Miller of American Fork, Jennla Thomas LudBeckstrom of Benjalow and Jam min, A. J. Arnason, Jnllna B. Beam-son- , Minnie Lawrence Talmer, Geneva Bradford Jon, John 8. Jobnaon, Ellxa Rockhlll Engbrg, David Brim-baof Salt Lake City; Katie Jensen Skinner. Lee IL Davla. Isaac Swenson. Martha Marcnaea Andrna. It. It. Andras, Arthur Jarvla, Christy Olsen Briggs, Elisha garner, Henry A. Gardner, D. G. Simmon, Rebecca Hansen Christensen, 11 of Spanish Fork, and Ruth Davla Deck of Lava Hot Spring, Idaho. David Prior, deceased, waa teacher of th class. Th lb u cla join mm Tb II. Y. U. fa ulty mil be airvag-- I broad ant yrar by lb addition of a aamber of aw HietitW-r- . Llmr Miller, lb preMtbt upeiiuindvbt of lb Alpine tkbool DiMritl, abo be e don graduate work at Hi an ford, and Wiacouain, will be aMcltl proleeaor In Ibe department of no enemies; Mia Ellxabeih Uauneu, tin deal at Columbia, will be la tbe department of food and nutrltlon;Mia Emma Brown, student at Columbia, and formrly primary supervisor of lb Nebo' School District, wilt be primary supervisor; aad Mia Wilma Jsppaon, Instructor In physical education for women. Tbe following anr Instructor have ' been engaged: A. Kay Olpln, A. It., mathematics; Carl CbrUmnaen. B. 8. chemistry; Stewart Wllilama, It. 8., physics; Edward M. Rowe, A. It.. Ed. A. Morgan, A. U., English; Ann Egbert, B. 8.. English and Dramatic Art; Harold Bentley, Spanish; Grac Pierson, Training 8choo!;Edua CM-rag- , Hold-wa- y, office practice. Tb following will be student Brlant L. Doctor, biology j Arthur L. Crawford, geology; Archie Robins, physical education; Donald Parker, Leon Wllilama, accounting. Tb following professors havo been gone on sabbatical leaves of absence tbla year, getting their doctors degree. will resume their positions In th university as follows: Professor Wm. J. finow, who ha been at tb University of California for two years. In tbe history departProf. Wllford Poulson, who ment; The Beck family Is holding a reun- has been at Chicago In tbe psycholhonIn ion today at the City Pavilion ana Prof. Carl F. ogy department; or of tha birthday of Joseph E. Deck, Eyrlng, who baa been working at the pioneer of Utah and thi city,, who Institute of Technology, Pasadent, died twenty year ago. California, In the mathematics de- as-'sla- nt: ll would make a better president than any of thorn named below? If you do. write hi nam on your ballot nd send It to thi office. . . The men named below nra at th . , . ' partment. present enjoying boom ns possible BABIES NEW to In f leave of absence addition the cboUes of tb various parties, w WAITKKKS ROMANCE men; Professor E. II. Eaatmond la publish their names hero only In tbe IS ANNA ASCENDS" son. A baby girl was horn May llth to pending six month at tbe Univereffort to help yon In your selection, Tbe chief topic of tbe evening was or to at least give yon a comparltlve Jorn F. Carter Jr. n Ander-soMr. sity of Washington and Trof. FrankOne would barly expect to And that of summer camping. Hat to start from. It your favorite's lin Madsen the same time In Europe. central of tbe idea romance the In a a a waitress explained thrilling name la not In this list, simply writ Miss Venice Jepperson of Provo, Both will return for tbe next school coffee bouse, but Alice Brady does In camp, pointing out Its educational his name on Jte ballot nnd disregard one of the most talented and ef- year. "Anna Ascends her new Paramount nature and Invited parent to parti the list Professors Fred Buss, Cha. E. of least the with at to the boys part theatre picture coming clpate Angelua ARE ANT OF THESE MEN VOTO ficient ballet dancers In the ante on Wednesday next This photoplay tbe week In camp. The body present has announced that she will open a Maw, B. F. Larsen and Ilermes PetCHOICE? la a acren version of the n voted unanimously to support the President Harding summer echool of ballet dancing In erson of the B. Y. U. have been sabbatical leaves of absence . Woodrow Wilson stage play of the aame name In which central camp, Stewart, for the sumthe City Pavilion beginning June Etb granted for next year. Professors Buss and Miss Brady scored heavily in New mer. Henry Fod and continuing six weeks. Senator Hiram Johnson Maw will go to Stanford and Prof- York several years ago. It Is dirFinancial maters of tbe district Senator Underwood. Oscar Miss Jepperson has had consider- essora Larsen and Peterson to Eastected by Victor Fleming, who had an were also discussed. It was noted Senator William Borah. able experience In this line, having ern universities. unusually clever cast to work with. that moat of the districts were delinGovernor A1 Smith of New York. The supporting cast Includes David quent In furnishing adequate support Herbert Hoover. taught dancing In Provo for more William Randolph Hearst V For Sale Team, 1600 lbs. each. Pawell, Robert Ellla, Nlta Naldl, Ed- for the movement. Mr. Smith stated than three years. She haa also Also Wiliam O. McAdoo ward Durand, Florence Dixon, Grace that the people must be made to reharness and wagon. Gilbert Y. Governor Ralston of Indiana. taught In Sprlngvllle and conducted Johnson.' Griswold and Frederick Burton. alize that scouting has a real place Dr. Albert Shaw of New York. a limited claaa In Spanish Fork last l ADVERTISEMENT) "Anna Ascends" Is the delightful in the boy's life, that the public as John W. Davis of West Virginia. summer. a a whole story of Syrian girl, who cornea to reaps the benefits of scouting Former Gov. Lowden of Illinois this country and gets a Job as a wait- and the people must expect to con Miss Jepperson has studied under JOS. HANSON TO BFt MANAGER Former Gov. James M. Cox of Ohio OF SPANISH FORK tX)-Oof E. State Chas. ress In a coffee bouse in New York tribute annually. The troop com Secretary Hughes three very wonderful and noted danEugene V. Debs She has a little dictionary which she mltteemen present pledged themsel-v- s cers and teachers. Beginning ut the Senator Robert M. LaFollette. Joseph Hanson haa accepted the studies at every opportunity. Whin to renew the financial campaign age of eight years, she started atudy-i- g Senator Kansas. Arthur of of manager of the Spanish Capper position now of IToward Fisk, son of a wealthy news- nntlLdhe allotted quota Is raised. . with Marguerite Stewart, Co-o- p Fork and will take charge of New of York. comes Ballet to At restauthe the the of. the meeting Metropolitan paper publisher, beginning the business Monday. rant to run down a tip that jewels Deputy Commissioner B. Glen Smith She continued under Miss Stewart Wm. A. succeeds him as Simmons RusFORK THE PRESS' SPANISH are from Russia for five years, specializing in being smuggled into gave a report to the council of the the United States from Constantino- standing of the ten troops of Spanish sian technlq'ue, oriental, Spanish and manager at the Gem Milling Co. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION TEST L. B. Bigler, who has been managBallet dancing. For two years Miss ple, she becomes greatly Interested in Fork district. The report was acer for the past three of he Co-o- p reIn east him. then studied the Stewart BALLOT cepted and Mr. Smith commmended will at the store for remain months, The jewels are smuggled into the for the efficient work ' he has done. turned, Miss Jepperson again retime the being. n country In a coffee shipment and ex- Mr. Smith is a volunteer worker, and My choice for President of the United States for the next four suming her studies of the Terpstchor-eaart The last two summers ahe Elder Rulon S. Wells one of the citing action follows for Anna and does not, as many suppose, receive Howard when the former discovers pay for his services. studied under Stephan Mascag-n- o has 8 is atyears, 1924-192that the gems are hidden in the cof of New York, known at tbe worlds First Seven Presidents of Sevehty, tended all the sessions of thO Nebo was who fee. In a struggle with a crooked In honor of Miss Rose Davidson master, leading dancing baron, Anna stabs him with 3 knife. a farewell party was given by the The annual baseball game at Sal- formerly Premier Daceuese at the Stake Quarterly Conference held at The dramatic restitution she attempts girls of the Upidee Club last Thurs- NEBO BASEBALL LEAGUE em between the married men and times danced before the late czar of Payson Saturday and Sunday, and to make for this provides a moving day evening. .There, were. 40 present Russia. Under Mascagnos training made an address at each session. single men was played on' Memorial Miss Jeppeprson received the Italian Elder J. Golden Kimball,, also of the and after luncheon at midnight the appeal. with the Day usual First Council of Seventy was present, the. with resul, Technique and many beautiful girls presented Miss Davidson with married men on the long end of a and classic dances. This win- and made addresses at the Sunday token of love and respect. Miss The attendance was not 6 to 10 score. OUR ADVERTISING ALPHABET Davidson leaves foq her home in At the end of nine ter, M ss Jepperson has been takiug sessions. so as usual at quarterly con- large toe and dancing Canada this week. technique Innings the score stood 5 to 7 but special stake. this ferences in the single men contended only 8 under Marilynn- Yusoff now visiting was furnished Music for the Sun- -' one of the but formerly At a meeting of the business men had been played, so to settle the dis- America, choir under the stake sessions by In day toe the dancers Swedish solo Tuesfour held at Elmers' Confectionery ADVERTING thV direction of Raymond Clayton. ' In Sweden. the was tenth pute, Ballet played inning was decided noon. all It at Imperial ghat day In which the married men garnered In the summer school that Miss stores in Spanish Fork except drug pace. . y&ur ffar or 3 and the single men 1 making the Jepperson is about to open, she conWEATHER REPORT stores and confectioneries would final score 6 to 10. The feature of templates giving each class five danOkff ears and scU cm . close at 6:30 p. m. except Saturdays Following Is n report of the ob-sthe game was a long running catch ces, two solo dances, one couple rations made at the government and nights preceding holidays. On - Salt Grass 19; by Nuttall for the Fork nov- power plant at the mouth of Spanish At men. The one dance one Spanish married and busidance, group the all afternoon Wednesday for the period ending game was well played and the score elette. These dances will embrace Fork Canyon ness houses will close at 3 p. m. Thief Spanish Fork 6. . - ' Tuesday. , At Benjamin Benjamin 11; Sal- would have been much smaller had ballet. Spanish, oriental, characterdrug stores, confectionery and bakit not been for the wet ground and istic and classic dancing. At the end ery will reopen at 6 p.m. The Colum- em 17. of the summer school an exhibition bia Music and Jewelry Co., Taylor Lake Shore 10; slippery ball. At Lake Shore A ' - The in Springville, Spanish Fork and ProBros. Co., and the Con. Wagon and Mapleton, 2. lineup: vo will be given. Machine Co. will dlose at 1 p.m. on Registration will be held Tuesday TUESDAYS GAMES Wednesdays and the Press office will June 6th, from 1:30 to 4 afternoon, close at noon on that day. At Salem Salem, 6; Mapleton the 3:30 in City Pavilion. At Spanish Fork Spanish Fork For Sale Young Jersey milch 13; Lake Shore 7. Little Pigs for Sale Hans Otteson cow. See J. W. Maland.' Salt Grass -- Benjamin game post( ADVERTISEMENT) awnmninT) , ' well-know- - P. mH444mHH44mm4t44444444f4444m44m444m ' pan-toml- ne m . V yaw er , - poned: rain. Good Summer Pasture see Oliver Swenson. (ADVZBTISSHSNTt For terms Tomorrow the Salt Grassers will play Salem at here. . Pasture for Rent -- 1 mile west Wm. C. Rlgtrup. of town. (ADVaBTISIlfflNT) |