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Show FOIREC PANMHI SPANISH FORK, UTAH, THURSDAY, MAY 8th, 1921 VOLUME XXUl NUMBER 19 Well ALla to ToVo Care of Ford Million MWIG BIB CROWDS CASltE DATE EUfFEREdS nobody ran nay that ihl riiy ia not Interested la music. Tb manner la whih th First National Music Week U being put over bre U ploniy of denial to Ibal statement. Tb Aral program of Iba Musle bold at Ilia Hcund wmk commit ward meeting bouse Monday evening brought out a crowd Ibal filled lb placa Id tb door, and lb crowd at tb lligb He bool laal ntgbt la uid to rafter !. The following report I made of th Castle date Relief Fuad, which was collected soin time ago: 1 am pleased lic that 1 have of 1132 4 for lief Fund, and fasti sam Gal ban been fro M, on pisses m k, n. STREET TO HAVE AN UNIFORM DECORATIN' O PLAN I could wrangle with politics, boodle, or booze, or other high lights that abound in "the I could land on the surnews. tax with fervid abuse, but my n stops when I run out of juicel I could spend half my time on our furrin affairs, if I thought my opinions would get 1 could anywheres, World-peac- e with no effort at all, but Im too dern busy the ball! I reckon Im needed to help em discuss the evils that makes my environment wuss, and, I like to debate, as Ive previously said but dang it, Ive got to have butter an bread I And so I set tight in a sense, and pursue my activities inside the fence. . . . And, while there are schemes that Id like to defeat, theres nothin beats comfort, with plenty to eat! buzz-wago- settle ve thebe's nothin bet jcotrottr- - with plenty to eat The Spanish Fork Post of the American Legion will Install a uniform decorating system on Main Street, extending from 1st South to 4th North Street. The city council approved the plan last night and it will be installed under the direction of the City Public Affairs committee. The system is known as the American flag outfit and consists of a 4x6 foot American flag and a 12 foot by 1 8 inch staff. Outfits will be placed at intervals of 25 feet on both sides of the strete. These outfits will be purchased by the business firms. The staff will be Installed In a small hole which will be made in the curbing. The American Legion will furnish the complete set and install it at the cost of $4.00 each.' This will make a unique beautful decoration for Main Street and meets with all rules pertaining to the etiquette of the Americcan Flag. It Is planned to have all in readiness for Memorial Day. Relatives have received the announcement of the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. James Argyle of Eureka. The mother was formerly Miss Celia Jones of this city. 3-- i - i )(( .4.r, Stromberg, Parades Jamas Tolhurst, Lester Hitchngs, Lewis Carter, Henry Dr. F. I. Jansen if the State Board Wendell Bradford, Nephi of health has been tn Spanish Fork Mortensen, Lee Thomas, SterChristopherson, week this making a survey on adult ling Boyack, Art Bowen. goiter. Dr. Jansen has examined Mass Merrill McKell, the women at the various Relief So- Thomas Meetings L. Youd, Jos. E. Nelson. M. Y. I. L. ciety meetings and at the The first name in each committee A. meetngs, he has also made a is the chairman. house to house visit through the thickly populated residence district. For Sale A nice suit for your Dr. Xansen has not yet completed his boy, two pairs knickers. See Roy survey and has not announced the Stewart, Wellworth Store. Everypercentage of the disease found here This store closes at thing cheaper. among the adults. 6:30 p. m. except Saturday nights and nights preceding holidays. GLORIA FOOLED THEM Spanish Fork City Cemetery. ll tec-ou- IlriH-bbas- k "U-hou- cl;"Th St'-ftar- Girls Seminary View Alice Pet- erson; quartet, "Angela Singing Ella Motley, Allen Halverson, Alton Jons. Allen Howe; remarks, visitors song. "Keed of Kindness, students; dut, "Coni Holy Spirit, Rods Ludlow and Verda Francis; prayer, Ros Huff. Mark Thomas will be i ho chairman of the meeting; Itctta Ludlow, chorister, nnd Mary Williams, organist. i Miss Erma Hock hill waa hostess at a week-enparty last week. The guests were the Miasea On Jacobs of Ogden, Ruth Chlpmsn and Helen Mdfleer American Fork and Clara Partrldgo of Salt Lake, bliss Loin Rockhlll also had as her guest, Mina Audrey Ostlund of Salt Lake. All are attending tbe B. Y. 17. d T. W. JenBen of Salt Lake City was the speaker at the luncheon of the Rotary Club held at noon today. Mr. Jensen took as his subject "The Possibilities of Dairying in Utah and showed in the course of his remarks that we could become the richest state in the union if we would apply ourselves to this industry as we have done to other things. Even now the dairy indusrty is bringing to us more than twice the money that the sugar Industry is, and we have but begun at it. Miss Ellen Jameson rendered two solos, "A. May Morning and "Mother of Pearl with Mrs. Rose Funk at the piano. student. For further particulars at tbo Columbia Mu- soo Mr. Strang sic Store. UDVEMTlSKtfEXT) 60 boys waists, 46. FOR SALE See Roy Stewart Wellworth Store, Everything cheaper. UDVBanaEMB.vn MIX I1IDS FOR BLACK EYE AND GETS IT For several days during tbe making ofTbe Eyes of the Foresfwhlch opens n two day run at the Angelus Theatre Wednesday. Tom Mix, the atar of the picture waa walking around with one of tbe finest "shiners or black eyes, if you Ilka that bas been seen In Hollywood for ages. Tbe manner la which he acquired the optical decoration handed even Tom a laugh. It was during free for all fight that was staged In "Eyea of tbe Forest. Just before the fijny. Mix addressed his adversaries, who Included several "extras. What ha . said waa this: "I will give ten dollars to anyone who blacks my eye. I want to make tbls fight the real thing. Heres your chance to make some extra - weight title. I . . FOR SALE Speed Still His childrens Ladies and gents shoes, very cheap. See Roy Stewart, Wellworth Store, cheaper. . , . - (ADVERTISEMENT) Mrs. James Hutchison, who recently returned from spending six weeks in Salt Lake, is entertaining as her guests this week, Mrs. W. C. Hutchison and two children of Dividend. Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Giles and daughter Zella and George Hamilton of Heber City, motored down to spend Sunday with Mrs. Hutchison. She also entertained os Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Lester Everetts of Sprlngville. (ADVERTISEMENT) Miss Swanson ia the star of the Paramount picture, "The Humming Bird, coming to the Angelus Theatre next Monday and Tuesday. They told Gloria Swanson she never could do It. They told Gloria Swanson that she was the idal bathing girl type and if she broke into the pictures she would spend her days lolling about the baeches In bathing clothes, but she had her mind made up to go into serious work, and It was not lang after she brokp Into the movies via the comedy route, until directors began to learn that she could look just as stunning in the latest Parisian evening gwns. VIOLIN KTUDKNT4 Announcement: Mr. Ralph E. Booth, teacher of Violin at th D. Y. U. Provo, wilt be la Spanish Fork fur the eummer season. providing ho can get at least 1 We want to congratulate Manager Isaac Swenson on securing for exhibition at tbe Angolus Theatre, Tbe Hunchback of Notre Dame, a of Hugos wonderful novel of tbe same name. Tbe charlcterlz-atlo- n of Quasimodo, tbe hunchback by Lon Chaney, we venture to aay, was never equalled in any part on tbo stage or screen. One can learn more of the customs and manners of mideavael people from a picture of this type than from reading volumes. . It ia too bad that about the only remuneration Mr. Swenson gets from running a picture of this class is the We congratulations he receives. could get them often It we would money. Tom got wbat he was looking for patronize them a little more freely. and a mild mannered young man colAsk and you shall receive, knock lected the ten spot. and the door shall be opened Unto "That young fellow ia mighty you to get out. quick," Tom admitted, "So quick I didnt aee him coming. 'And hes a 3 small Pigs. Lost Please no- little fellow, too.tify Myron Warner. Friday night Tom went to see the lADVEUTISEIfENTj weekly bouts at the Los Angelus club. When the fighters in the final CARD OF THANKS bout stepped into tbe ring, Mix lookMrs. F. M. Jackman and family rubbed his eyes and looked again. ed, desire to express their heartfelt grat"No wonder I got a black eye, to itude their many friends in Span- he ish Fork and Sprlngville for their tic. mused, feeling of the injured optThat fellow in the green tights assistance and expressions of symis the guy who hit me. It was Jack in their recent bereavement pathy well known In the middle Joseph, in the death of their husband and west as a contender for the lightfather. WEATHER REPORT s I' & 1m 33 --j a s o s 0 3 r o E? S tf 3 5 S-- s sE , Charles Paddock, sprint man the world, has ever known, shows the fonn of od in his first Olympic tryout. Lst wetk he r ' k, mahk g shuttered am . him the kwuk. vx uu.j world rec-Or- d-. f f An Interesting meeting of lbs fipso-u- b Fork Court of Honor waa held r 1171.44 MAIN PALIM MEETS RT night at ibe Palmyra meetward dumb bundsy ing bouse. President Joseph llugbeo 11 lb, at pm lo (barge. Carl Prior offered Ibe II ''Uk MiH.-- n inu During ibe meeting short on scout work were mad II Lt-Way." niU'UitU; Commissioner Horae Fer Jtii); NWls of Today, Ini by .y Impmy J. Snell, J. H. I lug be. Ilrbrl cdy. Uftcn Prior; "lo tb Wiideraowa" ItHbop Kraut a llantca end George ridny Hayward; J)hua, 24b rbsp-lr- . IIjikmo. OtU fit art, scoutmaster Id by Grant lloff; Luts, tf lb Palmyra troop, presented alt d ibapicr, 4(ih lo gCib verses, Mary hoy io ih court of honor for class badge. Wni, II. Tolhurst l and rlaaa; song, Tby Fading. students; Mstttbew awarded th badge to Itnald Nelson, Wllford Otlcson, Charles Neltb ihapter. 34lh lo 28lb Charles NVIaon, Lynn lleck.Kea-nei- k son, llnwi-M.ln u rlss; "David, Thomas, Kuloa Hansen. InstruMary fihlncirtiw; 33rd Psalm, led by Itulon Hansen; I Jvlngs, 18th chap- ments! music waa furnished by Miss ter. Herbert Itobcrtson; James 1:13 Mary Williams and M!e Hannah to IS, and 8:1 nnd 20. Ilernrll Vlrklund and Grare Uowen sang n duet, James Sorenson Jr. pronouncl and Seminary a Hoys View," Molvla Hanks; "Th ed tbe benediction. s Re- (ADVERTISEMENT) ih Apanub Fork ih MRiwiog i will fit ginm at the FouJa rYii.nrf. May forwarded to tb County Chairman. J. William Knight. nlr siodM Tit rf to report to th pubreceived lb amount lb th 01 1 F16BA1I 10 was received from 12 subscribers from lb First ward of r attended a Spanish Fork; 1182 68 was received b tb larg-a- i that fumtlun of any kind at Ibal plac. from 102 subscriber from th SecTb mooting Monday night wa ond ward; 111 00 was receiv'd from devoted to choral alnglng by tb 8i subscribers from tb Third ward; blgb acbool chorus. under tb direc- 8I23.3S waa received from 43 subtion of Irof. F. J. Fan. Tbl or scribers from the Spanish Fork 41b ganltatlun and lb blgb acbool or ward 10.80 was revived rbct ra, which furnlabed tb Palmyra, but tb list of donator bas talnmout laat night bar won a non el Jlcarr Ford, who U ovary day taking on l,)t been furnished; 188.80 was reEdo! cur place In public esteem for tblr ceived from lb Salem ward, but no la the active management of tb Ford Inddi mpoutbOttlmi work Ibla work and on former dust tea, ha a Inherited the keen business mind of his famous dad. say of donators waa given and 880.78 list Inda.trUl giants, who recently had the opportunity to study him in Hpanlab Fork people ap- waa received from the Leland ward bav who men Photo J a recoot picture of Edsm Ford and his wife. actfca. and tb them preciate from 43 subscriber. In tb total of trained them. Frof. Faus and I 1121.38 which was received from predecessor, Wm. D. Holt. tb Fourth ward, an Item of 837.28 Tb laat entertainment of mualc la Included for which we bad no subweek will b held Saturday evening name. scribers at tb Third ward meeting bouie. Tb largest subscription made to Tbla evening will b devoted to aolo this fund by one person was 110.00 work principally, with aolo by Ed. and the smallest subscription reWilliam, and Mlaa Ellen Jameson ported wae 18c. I bare a copy of and Instrumental numbers by Mlaa the list as It was forwarded to Mr. J. Tbe fuliowng committees have been Mrs. Mary Holmes Vincent, who Mary Williams, Master Reed Brad- William ihoscn to carry on tbo work of tbe In my possession, since ih husband Knight death of her ford, C. M. Jacobson and son Eugene and If there ere any committeemen American Legion Stale Convention, of year ago baa bad the distinction Readings for th three programs or ft bleb ia to be held here In August. any donators who would like to are being given by students of tb check citizen of this city, to see If tbelr sub- being the oldest this list John E. Booth, General Chairman. Spanish Fork blgb school. was properly reported, 1 died at her borne Monday of old age scription John E. Exerutive Committee Through the courtesy of th enter- shall be very glad to have them make and general debility. The aged lady GardReuben Reese Booth, James, tainers, tb Mualc Department of It known. passed away peacefully without much ner, Rawlins Hughes, Victor Lelfson, tb Spanish Fork High School and Yours very truly, Dr. E. A. Petty, Ezra Warner, Wm. She was born In Croat-wicsuffering. the Rotary and Klwanls clubs, the F. P.. THOMAS, Cashier. entireprograms are being furnished Norfolk, England, June 12th, II. Dutton, James Tothurst, Harry E. Raddon. to of the free re been has public. The following letter ly charge 182. She married James Vincent William Button, Rex Finance celved by Mr. Thomas: In the year 1848. Mr. Vincent died John Thomas, Art Bowers, Daniels, NEW BABIES Mr. Frstt Tho.nas, Chairman, In October, 1922, and at the time, of Lewis West, 8. W. DaSmart, Harry Castle Gate Relief Fond Committee, his death they were the oldest mar- vis, Hy Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Henry McKell anSpauish Fork, Utah, ried couple In Utah, having been Victor nounce the birth of a daughter on Housing and Reception married 74 yean. They came to SwenDear Sir: Elmee Larsen, Lelfson, George April 28th. setUtah with their family In 1864, Will Johnson, Frank Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson anson, Nelson, I am In receipt of your check No. tling at Spanish Fork, which has Lorln Jones, Jay Taylor, Jos. Evans, nounce the birth of a son. 4424 for $834.49, being the amount been their home since that time. Mrs. Leon T. Williams, Grant Boyack, wowhich you have collected for the Vincent was a modest retiring Glen Stewart, Hans Otteson, RayMr. and Mrs. Merrill Crandal of Castle Gate Relief Fund. man, taking pride In her home and mond Dibble, Forrest Evans. Caryhurst spent Sunday with Mr. I wish to express appreciation for family. She was the mother of nine Ezra Warner, Franc-l- a and Mrs. Url Stewart at the Stewart Publicity surthe splendid work which you and all children, only three of whom J. M. Alexander, Marion ranch. Thomas, have done, not only In collecting the vive her. They are: Mrs. Charlotte Taylor, Joe Arnold, Eugene Weber, money, but in the manner in giving Sbingleton, and Willard Vincent, of James Cloce, Leo Larsen, Lewis Pay-zan- t, Flenty of good first crop baled hay In the names. Elizabeth Spanish Fork, and Mrs. Andrew F. Engberg, George for sale Wallace Brockbank. The Governor also wished me to Crump of Palmyra. She a also sur(ADVEBTWEMENT) Hicks, John A. Johnson. convey to all workers his sincere ap- vived by 25 grandchildren and 46 Rawlins Hughes, Transportaton House for Rent 4 rooms and cel- preciation for what they have acBert Barney, Johnson, Horace Iftnry Funeral services were held Wed- Jex, complished and was sure it would lar. See Joshua Brockbank. Leo Banks, Rupert Roy Johnson, (ADVERTISEMENT) bring great relief to the distressed nesday afternoon at the Fourth ward Frank Thomas, Ammon ones at Castle Gate. church over ther emains of Mrs. Baldwin, Clarence Lerguson, Creer, Eugene T. Three room house. For Rent Mary Holmes Vincent, Spanish Fork Gardner, Reuben Gardner. Very truly yours, See Amos Wood. Bishop Wiliam Grotegut pioneer. Entertainment (ADVERTISEMENT) J. WILLIAM KNIGHT, Dr, E. A, Petty was in charge of the services and General Chairman. Decoraton Chairman, Utah County. made the closing remarks. The oth- Paul P. Allen, Francis Johns, FrancMr. and Mrs. Leonard Johnson er speakers were Wililam Ferguson, is and children motored to San Pete Cut Flowers and Potted Plants Lundell, Ronald McKell, Frank County last Sunday and visited rela- always on hand at Mrs. R. M. Jez's. Patriarch Wiliam Jex, who told of Thomas, Woodruf Hone, Reed Chrisbis long acquaintance with Mrs. Vin- tensen. tives. Get in your orders early for Mothers Roy Curtis, FosSports which dated from their childcent, ter Bowen, Rob Bowen, Frank Scott, Day flowers. hood days in England, and Charles Elias Thomas, Jake Andrus, Win(ADVERTISEMENT) W. Booth. Two opening and one field Jarvis. Dances, Banquets and For Sale One Buick Touring closing selection were sung by the Other Entertainments Harvey Car in good condition. Call agent ward choir and a duet was rendered Nielsen, Ed. Chappie, Alex Argyle, D. & R. G. R. R., Spanish Fork. by Ed. Wiliams and Mrs. Jennie W. Gomer Thomas, Wm. Money, E. F. Swenson. 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