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Show Tim Spanish mute naxs. spank.ii I. llul mm rr, vf JM III bof lnl ,, ii naaar ik ghter, ubi l(ria. to Ur, Kriiiil, Jik,i.4. WINONA THEATRE taken an ir in b AM ONE NIGHT ONLY Hache an Jw-i- b mninti '111 of ak pi. , ws Tfct Ik ty 111 Mil at lrM, Dr, u itflieM III tu nli Mi ill mm, Utah ,.f H hir dau- Tue., May 27 Uii Craa nuifiii" la I.k Tempi lb ib lull Mr !'& i - . Cm Itu, iiilri it-t- of L. J..FOOTE PRESENTS b a The Other awn firth HpanLh Fork High feb-wt- . Ur In lb Hli Itirh Msowl Ttark m Ka't Lah City rndty mi aealid t.d II by wlnni.ig fti.1 in lb ll (urirn "lnu 329 la bar b uJ yard din, I tib la lb I wind ia ib broad jump, Itu 111 nnduubt n4 n ii Jual bl high iwbuul aibl rdly r He uib la a if glory. l0 t yr iiih ItEDt'l : Mans Wife d-- tli WITH AN AM, STAR CAST ItOt'NDTIlIP SUMMER KXlTlalOX ticket via DENVER DIRECT FROM TIIE WILKES THEATRE A tIO GRANDE WEilTEHN IUILOAD SALT LAKE CITY la Pa .Be Coast destination will b 4 UHy. May 16th to September SEATS NOW ON SALE SOtta, lnlulve; to eastern dmlua Don. May 23 to September 30, lu M. P. Young Pig fur Fate elusive, stopover permitted la both xcltcmnt In 0 Franca Thrv' the cha rgv that aoKllera direction. Final return limit Odo Stark, UUti'l. abut taovtanataewt bonea hart been cullected on batther 31. A New Daylight Train lefield br Junk dcalert,jrmmj Dp -PANORAMIC SPECIAL"- - will be and nil I fur fertilizer. Th Idea la Inaugurated Sunday, June 1. leaving a"rainb!e to many, therefore tba cir.rlal denial la welcome. Salt lotke City Sunday at 8 p. nt Put whet belter U Could be arriving Denver 9:30 p, m.. travera mi.de of our "remains than to Ing the Colorado Rocklea by day the earth when w are const To to buried at th foot of a flno light. Two other splendid train tree, with a little brae tablet on dally between Ogden and Salt Lake th tre trunk, "John June la City and Pueblo, Colorado Spring proud to help thla tre grow," and Denver, All daylight train would be a pleasanter resting place than being tucked away with other through the Royal Gorge atop ten skeleton In a vault. minute at tbe Hanging Bridge. Call on nearest Rio Grande agent for deOf two American geee talking By Arthur OiiibaiM tailed fare, train schedule, and to each other, often one la askinr, "What do you think about busiPullman reservation. Mr. Jackson of Indiana. ness? Will the national election UIlVEKTUEUKYn disturb prosperity, etc., etc." The Southwest and Northwest. United Stale hasnt atarUd on It A Webber and Field Offer 7 nothing like on earth With Mellon In th nroeperity. Tle i.rw treatment for tom flesh, rut, A Tree for Tombstone. tho nation debt ar cut Treasury wands urea or locrfatton that l d mg down. Meanwhile the people are rurh wi iulcriiil work in flesh healing u saving and putting away thirty tiio RonuitKj liquid ntil powdi r cotnlnrm-uoF.ilward Jackson, indorsed by the million dollars a day. In savings tw.tmenLThe liquid Bomtotio i Ku Klux Klan of Indiana, swept banka and good Investments. Why a powerful antieeptte that pun lew the the State lor the worry t Governorship wound cf all poisons ami it Jectjoua genn. nomination. He got more votes while the Dorotono powder i the great than all five of the other candidates healer. There b Lotlnng like it on cnih Mrs. L. E. Andtdln and little son put together. Lew Shank. Mayor for speed, safe'y B"d cflicimry. Price of most Indianapolis, of Balt Lake City, are visiting here important I'owJcr C0o candidate (liquid ) COc, SOo and 0. against Jackson and and COc. Isild br with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.1L enemy of the Klan, was wiped out CITY DRUG COMPANY 10 to 1. Brown. , . tAOvnTtiauaum This election ia important outside of Indiana, and indicates that the Ku Klux Klan has gained rather than lost strength, and will play an important part in the com! r Jam I lair t non ram bom from Last Thursday evening tba Senior rlaM of the Fayon high school were Magna a few day ago and will apend at an gmute of Ibo Junior tie the aummer In Spanish Fork doing outing ai Lincoln ifarh. faint work for Bathing, dancing and picnic supper er lb feature of lb entertainlaid Thursday afurnoon the Sen ment blrb waa or joyed by all. lor class of tbe Spanish Fork blgb school were lh guU of tbe faculty DKMtK'KATIC PRIMARY at. a trip to Tlmpanogo Care in Am erlcan Fork Canyon last Thursday A primary of tbe Democratic Tarty afternoon. of Spanish Fork Precinct will be held Tbe many friend of Mis Elenor Saturday evening. May 24th, 1924, at 8 p. m.. at the City Tavillon, Span- Johnson of Benjamin, who wa forY. L. M. ish Fork, Utah, for tbe putpoao of merly Stake President of the I. A., and who resigned because of electing 7 delegate and 7 alternate 111 health, will be pleased to learn to attend the Democratic State Con- - that she la now sufficiently recovered en Ion at Ogden. June 6th, also for to leave the L. D. S. Hospital In Salt the transaction of aurb other bual-ne- a Lake, where ahe has been receiving a may properly come before medical treatment for ten weeks, tbe meeting. and ia convalescing at the home of HYRl'M CHRICTEXSEX, Chairman, her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. WALLACE BROCKBAXK, Secretary. G. Fernsten, of Midvale. bl anJ Mr. R.W. Creer announce tb ergngi meal of their daughter, lua. to E. W. Parkinson of Rexburg. Idaho, th marlrage to take place at the Salt Lake Temple Juno 4th. Mr. Mr. Vlrgie Sodcrburg who ha been traihlng school at Monroe during the past winter will return home ave a week later Friday and will to visit her sister, Mr. Royal Porter at Blaikfoot, Idaho. She will be accompanies by her little on Marvin and will remain for two months. A medium atzed modFor Sale ern home, 6 rooms with bath, three closet, kitchen cabinet and built-idrawers, furnace, gas tank beater, and other modern appliances. Half basement, having furnace room, coal room, laundry room, frnlt room and vegetable room. For further particulars call at the Spanish Fork Tress. n fer-tll- iz it n - 21-- , ing national election. Every Man Should Have New Clothes for Memorial Day SHIRTS SUITS Many patterns and color variations to choose from in this exclusive line of summer shirts. They are the season's smartest shirts many with collars to match now quite the city man vogue with the Stylish new spring suit3 in all the latest colorings. Blue, gray and Lovet shades have the call. Hairline stripes and conservative mixtures are also included. Materials include Cashmeres, Tweeds and Cheviots. Sizes and models for men and young men. well-dress- $1.25 to $5.90 STRAW HATS ii Hi Hi Hi 5 Hi I Straw hats of the 24 grade are shown in our 23 line. There are split straws and full straws in many different weaves and straw tones. Let us help you select the hat best suited to your face. $19.75 to $39. 75 $1.00 to $3.50 Memorial Day is the accepted time for donning new apparel, because it virtually marks the advent of the summer season. Get into new lightweight clothing and feel a new man. Our spring and sum- mer clothing and furnishings lines are bright and fresh, affording a wide selection for .the most particular taste. NECKWEAR-SOC- KS 'h Michael Stearns Clothing Hallmark Shirts Worth IIat3 UNDERWEAR-SHO- ES Fork CoOB Outfitters for Men and Boys An El Paso bank close it doore, in the Southwest, that should know only prosperity. The other day an important bank in the Northwest was in trouble and only saved by merging with another bank. Farmers can't make a living, and while everything is done for railroads and other corporations, to maks sure that their stockholders nothing ia done for ?et dividends, except to give them fatherly advice. Something better must bo dona before long or there will be trouble in more banka, and trouble in two old political parties. Henry Ford bid real money for Muscle Shoals, agreed to manufacture fertilizers and the farmer know that he would manufacture them. Many other concerns are now bidding, but not real money. One bid offers one hundred and twenty million dollars, and reminds you of the conversation between Messrs. Weber and Fields, burlesque actors, in "Id the old days. I iflfc give $5,000 for that dog, says one. "But, Mike, we aint got 25,000, says the other. -I know it, but aint it a good 7 offer Ford offered to pay the Government 15 millions, during the period of his leaao, and he has the money. Watchmakers assembled in Chicago predict that presently all docks and watches will automatically get time by radio. The impulse will be sent out and the watch in your pocket will automatically adust itself. If only we grew Individually and mentally as rapidly as we grow scientifically and mechanically, but alas, we dont. Men with intelligence enough to make a watch and then set It correctly by radio, havent Intelligence' enough to get rid of the superstitions that make them, hate and kill each other. sJRiu.S djHMJ iliLfc lyniy Silvertown means highest quality, low cost, long service, and finally Tremendous satisfaction. . . Goodrich Silvertown CQRD mu j ima'lf1 While Japan tells us how much insulted they feel because we dont let them come into the United States, the Chinese are warning Matsul, Japans foreign minister, that they, the Chinese,' are much insulted because they are not allowed to settle on Japanese sod. Somebody in Japan must lack a sense of humor. In Presidential primary election f Haverhill, Massachusetts, 693 men, 121 women, took the trouble to vote out of 17,000 registered voters. Proud Americans seem to lack interest in politics. Had a trained chimpanzee walked a tight rope stretched above the principal street of Haverhill, on primary day, beating a drum as he walked, all the 17,000 registered voter would have been out to see that ' Jensen Service jfoEST IN THE LONG RUhFQ |