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Show UTAH Page Six T 108 AHGKLBI OMAHA DENVER CHICAGO Go By Bus DEPOT 65 N. ViiwHlti Art, PHONE 1576 fcURUNCTONJ R A (. ( WA y 5 REAL ESTATE HIGH HONORS GRADUATES Eugenics Is more than a matter of physical Inheritance according to Dr. Vasco M. Tanner, as ha talked to a group of students this week who have been saturating themselves In the lore of Darwin and other evolutionists, at B. T. V., and absorbing also the teachings of the L. D. 8. chnrrb on social and spiritual relationships. That man ean changs his quantise and so shape hla life that hla "afterself shall be the man ha ought to be was inherent in Dr. Tanner's teachings. Man, the offspring of Deity, has capabilities within him beyond the mere reckoning of hla biological Inheritance, argued the doctor. "We are 100 years ahead In science of onr social, ethical, moral, religions, democratic thinking", declared Dr. Tanner. "We need not more mechanical or technical study ns wa do tbs formation of character. The greatest field in tbs world for science is to turn tho scientific method upon onr moral and political problems. While science Is tasted, verifiable, and organised knowledge, ethics deals with eondnet and desired character, and these things era as real as any other facta of Ufa, explained Dr. Tanner as ha plead with hla students to make their lives on a higher plane than the mere physical, animal basis which limits other animals, for said be: "Animal Ufa starts only where Ha ancestors left off: Man steps from peak to peak, building upon, adding to the experiences of the race. Intelligence Is the capacity to profit by experience. Supporting this view. Dr. David Starr Jordan's life and teachings were brought into review by Dr. Tanner. Having been privileged to spend n two week's vacation with Dr. Jordan personally, Dr. Tanner revealed a wealth of Intimate facta about America's great educator and pacifist, telling of how be always greeted bis freshman class at Stanford university with sound advice on matters of Ilfs and 10 Acre Farm, Improved $1710. 11 A. Improved Farm, llaploton 7 Acraa Orchardi $110. I A. Land, Water, $100. AM Aerae, Little Home - Coops. EXTRA SPECIAL $1600 Bays Mod. Six Room Brk. Extra lots. PHONE 1066 Willard L. Sowards AGENCT HOMES BUSINESS PROPERTY Office: 39 W. 2 N. UTAH PROVO vocal num- senior elsas president; short bers by Harold Brereton; addresses by Wilmette Spangy and Glen Vernon, honor students; laxapbone solo by Kent Fielding; reading, Gladya Hirst. Tbs presentation of tho Senior clase for dlplomaa was made by Principal A. P. Warnlck and the response and presentation of diplomas was made by & H. Blake, School Board Member. The final number was a tong by tba Senior class and benediction by Naomi Davis. A large crowd of patrons and students were In attendance and followed the gully dressed and to the gymhappy graduates nasium for the Commencement genetics. The following was read by Dr. Tanner from n scrap book entry be had kept for yean compiled from tho writings and teachings of Dr. Jordan: dance. The list of graduates is as follows: Dorthy Allred. Flora Anderson, Wallace Anderson, Maxine John Ashton, Grant Blake, Nlta Bone, Harold Brereton, Eva Bunnell, Wnnda Brawn, Dick Waal a Waal a dork Waal a Waal a Waal to sell a Isa, Waal to borrow i Warn Waal to Waal to real a Waal to sell Sad bead i USE THE UTAH VALLEY NEWS WANT ADS Adwstlstag (eta Advertising has Jordans "CALL TO YOUNG MEN" Dr. And-reaso- n, Burr, Junior Burr. Mary Conder, Don Cordner, Naomi Davis, Howard Downs, Don Edwards, Marjorie Elder, Beulah Faraworth, Kent Fielding, Foote, Leo Ford, Vergene Ford, George Frank, Mary GillesGillespie, Virginia pie, Reed Qlsslar, Ralph Handley, Robert Hills, Gladys Hirst, Howard Hold-swaRalph Jacob, Grant Jacobsen, Rex Jacobsen, Frank J ex. Isabelle Keele, Ivan Kocker-bsn- s, Grace Llechty, Laois Loveless, Maxine Loveless, Jack Lunceford, Angus MacKey, Bud Madsen, Lena Morgsnson, Wills Newell, Harold Nielsen, Diana Nnttall, Della Olsen, LncHe Olsen, Beth Park. Richard Park, Lyman Onrn Phillips, Lenora Penrod, Pyne, Verl Rawlings, Frank Roh-boc- k, y, Friday, May 20, 1938 NEWS Dr. Tanner Urges Eugenics Class To Shape Afterself Beyond Physical The commencement exercises for the 1038 class at Lincoln high school took pines Thursday at I p. m. In the high school auditorium. A fine program was given Including orchestra selection by the high school orchestra; entrance march by the graduates; vocal Selection by a mala quartette of senior boys; Invocation address of by Harold Nielsen; Norman Smith; walcomo by Aa Excellent Horn - Apartment! and Income One Block (ram B. T. U. FARMS LINCOLN VALLEY "Tonr first doty In Ufa Is towards yonr afterself. So live that may In his time be posyour afterself the man you onght to b it bis and actual. "Far sway In the years ha la waiting his turn. His body, bis brain, his soul, are la yonr boyish hands. He cannot help himself. What will yon leave for him? "Will It be a brain unspoiled by Inst or dissipation; n mind trained to think and net; n nervous system as true aa a dial in its response to the truth about yonf Will you. Boy, let him come as a man among men In hla time? Or will yon throw away hla inheritance before he has bad a ebanca to touch It? Will you turn over to him a brain dlatorted, a mind diseased; a will untrained to action; a spinal cord grown through and through with the devil grass wa call wild oats? Will yon let him come taking yonr place, gaining through your experiences, happy In yonr friendships, hallowed through yonr joys, building them on hla own? "Or will you fling It nil away, decreeing, wanton-likthat the man yon might have been shall never be? "This la your problem In life the problem vastly more lm portent to you than any or all others. How will yon meet it, as a man or as a fool It la your problem today and every day, and the hour of your decision la tbs crisis In your destiny." into the Orem, and bringing towns water system approxlm- ately BO additional water uoera and service connections, but adding less than four miles of new roads for maintenance. Briefly, tho entire Big Bench Area now belongs to Orem. considerSeveral Important ations grow out of tho enlarged area for tho Town of Orem. WafcT System Cbangco Outstanding among these aew features is the enlargement and improvement of tho towns water according to Ertman system, Christensen, chairman of the water department A WPA project already has Includes been approved, which .not only the water extensions, but tho Town Park project, and the removal of tha Irrigation ditch In front of tha high school. This WPA work will extend tho water lines to West Orandvlew first the work actually to Saturday. Already ample water for all present needs are found in Orer states Mr. Christensen, them he Ing 780 gallons per minute now available. With tha fUinga made on Bridal veil, Lost Creek, and Ouardqunrtera water. Jointly with Provo city, and with Deer Creek subscriptions signed, all future needs for almost unlimited growth is assured. Orem thus has a first class water system for a modern city and promises to become ona of .the biggest factors In Its future development, declared Mayor B. M. Jolley this week. ' But one factor remains to make a first elasa water system completely safe, and n PWA project, is being sought right now for that factor tho replacement of the present vitrified Una by a pressure pipe line In tha bottom of Provo canyon, which will Insure a pure and adequate supply for all time, according to Mr. Christensen. Other Matters Rapidly tho new Orem town is being built up, which brings prominently before the town board tha matter of building permits and Inspection. All new buildings In tha Gradvlaw addition must coma under tha new building ordinance, explains Mayor Jolley. Tha new town park plana also Involve future activities, and other considerations are occupying the time and energy of the Town board. CORONA PORTABLES THE NEW 1938 Boy what HOME e, petition Part of ta 0 Plans One DaLaval Bus condition. Also six now cow etanncblona. Bee Primary and M. I. A. June ConMrs. Holla J. Richey, Srd Eaat vention goers need not walk! Mrs. Olive R. Bumlngham 4th North, Saataquln. (phone 05R5) declares the fares RUBBER STARTS, Deters, Pads, on the stake bus will he only SO Bales Books, at the News of- rents round trip, and Lome R. fice 57 North First West Maycock (phono 01IJ1) agrees, and both oay they are making arPhono It. rangements for all workers to get there by bus If they will contact either of them and let them know for sure about reservations to be made. TIRES TIRES TIRES Do It now, aay these ladles, so New Retreads Used no one will bo disappointed. The first bus will leave Friday, Jnne We pay hlgheet prleea for 10 at 8: IB a. m. as the first sesTrade-las- t sion starts at 8 a. m. Saturday any else. Jolley the bus will leave at 0 a. m. and Tiro Co. 455 Went Crater. 8unday at 7:10 a. m. These arrangements Include M. I. A. and Primary workers only. SALE: Separator In FOR WRITEI EASY TO OPERATE... AND EASY TO see Ensilage com. Ears, grown by Chris Jeppeeen. 01 germination. For sale by Carpenter Bead, Stratton Seed, and Bunker Farm Feed, s s SALESMAN WANTED to handle typewriter builneai, and other lines In local territory. See Mr. Wight at Utah Valley BONE tXL Hansens Food Market 297 Primary Workers Honored by Stake 8haron stake primary workers Sunday at the at the Seminary by stake board members who dispensed with regular elasaea to pay respects to ward workers who had mad outstanding records. Newa office. Tlmpanogoa ward topped the s s s records with the highest per rentBALE used FOR HcDrrrlig Orchard Diik Harrow, with age of attendance at Primary play hours during the past year. Tongue Truck Good condition Special mention was made of 830.00. Abo good Bicycle. Mrs. Cynthia De Lange who has Phone 1334. IS years work to her credit aa a trallbulldrr leader; Mrs. Isabelle Nirol who has served 30 years In Mrs. Edna Hansen Grandview; 24 for her service In Pleasyears UBED GOOD FURNITURE ant View. Summer activities were discusFor Sdle or Trade: Ranges, sed and plans laid by' all seven Brda, Radios, Tables, etc. Mrs. Melba wards conducted several summer Pyne Co. W. Tire 4S3 Jolley songs to be taught. were served Refreshments Center. by the stake board to all present and encouragement for given summer work and next falls actl were honored Union meeting Tepr-eent- ed. ihieadeyM Sold Exclusive in Provo by Utah Valley Publishing eom-man- ca Phone 397 North 1st West Sharon Track Day Big Success Friday, May II, proved not to be n succeaefnl bnt n colorful day for tho students of Sharon school, Tho program started at 13:30 P. M. with an art exhibit, which attracted the attention of every only JELLO WIIEATIES SHREDDED WHEAT PEP .... TUNA FLAKES per pkg. per pkg. per pkg. per pkg. per can 25c 2 doz. Pullet Eggs CANNED CORN BEEF PEAS CORN 3 ST. BEANS 5c 11c 11c 11c 11c 19c cans 25c TOMATOES Caffs Nine Minute Dinner 17c ORANGES 71 North SHORTENING SPECIAL .. . PRICES Under Grad 74 SUITS were in price ranges n$ to $22J0 Now $15.75 68 SUITS were in prices ranggs np to $39.00 Now $22.50 These NEW LOW PRICES are GUARANTEED to be on our regular stock of suita In the smart New Models and patterns. THESE SUITS are of the same High QUALITY, same Smart STYLING and FINE TAILORING always found AT 478 SHRIVERS PROVO Flour $1.09 10c 29c 15c 8c Every Sack Guaranteed Olives Zc,ra. Milk W?. Beans or Peas M0 Corn Flakes Large pkg. 17c Fruits & Vegetables 10c Strawberries Radishes Lettuce Spinach 5c Solid Heads 5c 2 Pounds Mutton Chops, 2 lbs. 25c lb. 13c ... Leg of Mutton, Breast of Mutton 2 lbs. 25c w 4 8$ Protect Your Familys Health WHILE YOU SAVE AT WAREHOUSE PRICES Save as much as $50.00 on the best known make of Refrigerator on the Market PRICED AS LOW AS 5c Each MEATS per lb. 21c per lb. 19c per lb. 23c per pkg. 15c UTAH 48c Crisco Cocoa 2 doz. 35c First Grade LOW SUITS Phone (Only V. S. Govt Inspected Meats Sold) BACON ANNOUNCE NEW On Smart Varsity-Tow- n ... Fresh Quality Meats CHICKENS PORK ROAST LEG of LAMB shriversT an Fruits and Vegetables 10c STRAWBERRIES, (cup) 5c RADISHES TOMATOES (Utah Hothouse) lb. 18c ASPARAGUS per lb. 5c 3 lbs. 25c FRESH PEAS For Graduation . . . parent The Home ot Price & Quality Quality Groceries Co. Phone 13 for a Demonstration Titles. Owners' $100 I AWEEKJ PAY FOR.. .ONLY 5 West A- -l work, WORK... ANYTHING YOU HAVE TO d, 0 SPEED MODELS a machine i school The moat colorful and promising featnro of tha day was tha Poctura Parade which started at 1 P. M. with all children in achool participating, lad by Mies Dorthea Farnworth, drum major, and followed by Jane McBride Phyllis Justason carrying tha American Flag and by Sin Claire Eastman and Rue Jean Jacobs, carrying tha school flag of Bine and Gold. After marching around making different formations they cams together In the center of the field making 8 8 for Sharon School. They then gave tho Pledge of Allegiance to the flag and sang "My Country Tb of Thee. Crowning of the queen took place at 1:10. Jnne McBride, the queen, marching to her throne nexation was crowned by Robert Jepper-o- n. of the Her attendants were: Lila Grandview district by the May McDonald, Joan Pyne, and Orem Town board Monday, Helen Fnuaett Tho flower glrla and the subsequent riling of Visiles Amis elub met at tha wars Carol Bartlett, Sherrie Col-lethe required plats and peti- boms of Mrs. Vera Ray Monday Drags, Ann Janet Wonts and tion at the City and Qpunty evening. Nina Eileen Watkins. Grant Rowley. Grandview Becomes Toffia Sswaya, Melba Bchoney, Orem Leons Belman, Thomas Shepherd, Charles Smith. Grant 8mlth, Norman Smith, loin Sorenson, Wlll-metThe realization of 20 years Spangy, Arvll Stone, Betty OR CALL IS Tanner, Richard Taylor, Platte of planning, and the consumTicker, Glen Vernon, Inn Vlk-lnn- mation of years of effort on building Thursday. FOR BALE: Remington stand Orandvlew Is now officially Lewis Wells, Helen Wants. the part of Orem citizens was and ard typewriter, in good conlegally an Integral part of found this week in the un- the town dition. $10. (or quick aalo. of Orem, adding more A. I. M. Phone 1061. Primary, animous passage of the an than 90,000 assessed valuation to 0 " PACEMAKER " ! $3 1 5c WE CAN ARRANGE THE BEST TERMS GRANITE FURNITURE 84 North University VL'VvlvvvV7vp L&H TIRE CO. |