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Show UTAH age Four of L. and C. I. O. banners following, and then Tranaportation UGE LABOR ARADE PLANNED t. L : t' Brotherhood bannera; Labor official Contention delegatee; Fire Department; Union Band; Union Label League; Children' Drum Corpa. A. F. of L. group In the following order: barber, auto body worker, brewery workera, bah. era, culinary alliance worker, coach operator, flour mill work era, hod carrier, laundry worker. letter carrier, painter ana greatest labor parada in i y. history of Utah la planned for ne 7 In Ogden, according to cal labor official who are pro firing to attend. Forty-fiv- e 111 partlcl-itgjen labor unlona to say nothing of lorala om other part of tbe atate, in of labor. Ending all dirlalona , rb aa A. F. of Lr, C. X. O., and , ,'j , Ae Workera Alllane. if. Citing tbla great gatberlng aa f ; b attempt to barmonlae tbe I . arylng faetlona wblcb hare wltbin tbe ranka of labor, ordlng to Proto labor antborl-tb- e Ogden Labor parade ngura well for future history. . 5 $ Detail of tbe parade hat all ft.1 een worked out, with the follow-jg order of parade Hated for the e of tiaiting membera who are i iolng to Ogden that dap: i United Btatee Flag; DeLuxe Mcort: Mayor H. W. Peery; City Big Organised ommlaalonera; Si gibor Banner leading with A. F. i.1 e, paper hangera. plumber, plaater-er- a, augar mill workera, theatrical workera, typographical union, atock yard amployea; C. 1. O. groupa; Railroad group; Grocery clerk, meat cutters, Workera' Alliance, Farmer' Alliance. Altogether the parade and day' proceedings promise to be Labor's greatest gesture In Utah for aome time to come. V In Memphis, Tenn., which bolda the nation's beet record for traffic safety, n city regulation requires that every motor vehicle must be Inspected three tlmaa each year. 'j irS HERE and theyre get- - ! i Fishermen! ting em now QUALITY should be your first consider- ation when buying Fishing Tackle. Our Specials: Aa ,D.S. COLLEGE 69 Steel Telescope priced at $1-7Steel Telescope with agate guide f at priced 1-9- from 19810. Special Ballt (By Mary Ellen Cain) Throughout America, during these early June daya, thousand of young men and women will be graduated from . college-thousamore who must struggle for their places In tha business and professional world. One wonden just how many of them are prepared to meet the disappointments, which they surely mast face, when they be- 1. 91900 BASKETS: CREELS priced at 91-1- 5 91 50 PUln Leather Priced leather Boud at U. S. BOOTS ous training have taught them to seek the true values of Ufa, na doubt will find preaent economic problem less disheartening than will those who seek only material Oscar Carlsons 3 ; Sporting Goods Company 112 N. University Ave. Provo, Utah Salt Lakes Newest Hotel 200 Rooms 200 Tile Baths V OPPOSITE GREAT MORMON TEMPLE HOTEL TEMPLE SQUARE Balt Iska All West Esposure Rooms ERNEST ! Are. :For Your COIFFURE goals. Wbtla listening to bacealaur-at- e sermons, delivered by prominent, successful men, many of these yonng people will bnlld Ta wear with your New Spring Bonnet VISIT THE their "rastlee" only to find later that castles fall and crumble all MAR-VE- L BEAUTY SIIOPPE too soon. seems inch n pity that moat yonng people believe that worldly success and wealth la the only It Phone 1128$ 174 W. Center sure pathway to happiness. All about them are men and woman, who are excellent examples of the veins of simple and honest living. Those happy men and women could tell them yea they QUICK could prove to (horn, by the open ' the book of their lives, that 18 A. Comfortable Home Coops greatest happiness In life does not coma through having wealth. Fortunate indeed ere the boy 7 A. is Orchards, water, light, only $11,000 Child Welfare end girl who have had tha opporTerm Homeseeker. )ll. eaneatlon-i a for college tunity Needed in Provo them haa If that education taught Hi A. I K. Homo- - Coop - Close. not only how to earn n living, Mod. Home, Lot, paved et 11750. bnt how to live their Uvea In Mod. House, only 81S50. (Continued from Page One) order to bring the moat happi- 8 Ex. Lota - I R. Home 18800. Other sources of fnnda each as n per eeatage from tho Liquor ness to themaelves and others. Bales should likewise be available for welfare work, especially, as 0 Acre Pasture at 810 per Acre. If college hue given them It was pointed out, the Increasing use of liquor Is adding daily to j broader understanding of their GROCERY BU8INE8S Stock the problem of delinquency intha homes of inch addicts, and taking j fellowmen and strengthened their and Fixtures. are fortunate. money otherwise available away from those homes which should bo faith In Ood-th- ey APARTMENTS used for mediral aid In combatting these defects In so many children. Bnt if four yean in Collega haa with large lot and extra rooms. Unbounded praise wee given by all members present to the mads of them atlly snobs who do mmn-th- ey dentists for their contributions. In reduced fees, in clinical work not believe In God or BALES In having I Very Beautiful Avon Home carried on, and the doctors who had similarly contributed large are very n unfortunate education. college aums, and In fact made possible what little had been accomplished acquired Sowards Willard with such meager funds at hand. AGENCY A Ptrturr of Buffering and Nerd: Office: 39 W. 2 N. Heartbreaking stories were told by various members during UTAH PROVO the discussion! which followed a theae committeemen detailed the conditions found in Provo City. Mr. Dyches styled himself "the public beggar in Provo as ho j told of efrorta made to lind ehoes, dresses and other necessary WANTED clothe for children unable to attend the recent graduation exerclsea STOP unless some help came from somewhere. Tkaee Headaches, Eyestrain, SECURITY: Horn and Lot, $800. During the year he had "found" IIS pairs of shoes for school Blurred Bight Aeranga and Horn 1500 children being kept oat of school because their feet were on the Farm and Home 8000. that relief. ZSS glasses give ho snow. In eveu found and dresses Likewise the pavement, A Provo Homo $750. and Comfort Style corduroy panta for girl and boys out of school because of lack of PHONE 1009 these things. Mr. Dyches did not feel so badly about taking the merchants Dr. G. H- - Heindselman Willard L. Sowards for help sometimes, as he reviewed the activities of last summer In OPTOMEIKEBT AGENCY In more 1100 the work then and fields for fruit boys girls providing Office: 80 W. B H. St. on the Bench. Actually, according to the records kept by the farmers of their hiring these city children and sometimes their parents, more than 110,000 had been earned by them in the strawberry picking alone, and at least three times that amount during . tha season with other fruit and at the canneries. This money had ail been spent in Provo. Instead of being pala, J an In previous years, to Japs and other foreigner who apent it y Bi:im:tUHBgaanttmmB:m8iHiEamsmnBiBuiu!iiiMiii.iimi8!!i-iii!inmiiui!i!iii.ii...,- . usually outside of the state entirely. Physical Defects Pictured: FOUNTAIN, More than 85 per rent of the school children In Provo are In SERVICE We Mrs. of denial declared at 1000 need least fill Raille, and attention, inspect, clean children are seriously in need of Immediate attention, but only the your pen week very worst rases are being treated, a clinic being held twice weekly, treating from 15 to SO children each day. Aa most of theae are 4 to 11 worst rases" they liuve to come hark again and again, and the actual number of children receiving attention would average about During This Week five a week. WE OFFER: Neglected teeth result in deformed faces, developing inferiority While They Last romplexe robbing the child of Its own personality, and handicapping A Genuine Gold it throughout its life, asserted Mrs. Raille. Then too, aba esses form, and rheumatism, heart tronble, and klndney troubia often folIridium-tippe- d Point low In the wake of neglect. It is known that at least 600 rhlldren In Provo need their tonsils removed right now, but tho fund available allow only of examination of about 000 children in the lower grades each year, and do not provide anything for actual operations needed to remove these sourcee of Infection. Worth Several Times The matter of vision, eye tronble, la of each vest Importance the Price We Ask that the surface haa not been touched, no survey having yet been poexible, and yet retardation from thla defect 1 outstanding In many caaea brought to the attention of the commltee, according to the reports made. SALE SPECIALS Fund PEN and FREE during this JUNE JUNE Special tempered rabber straight or Sauglog 9969 r GRAIN and EXPERT 8 t; GRADE our ooevicM Regardless oi th amount oxpondod. standard M complofo to tho laat dotaiL Ono provido our patron with ho finest only memorial sarviccs ot impromnvo boouty. No Extra Charge for services within s radios of 50 miles mortuary 115 EAST CENTER TELEPHONE 3T FLYPRUF SCREENS mi Utah Timber Cool eastern made to fit your either ta th half or fall siae, Thay are Wnngly eoaati window mi) from dear braced and IS meal your earn mosquito Utah Timber & Coal Company Phone 232 164 W. 5th N. Phone 52 . NEW MOWER 232 City, Utah Dellghtfnlly Air Cooled C. ROM ITER, Manager HIGHLY RECOMMENDED Fountain Pen An Kronomlc Plunder: The rommlttc was unanimous in the opinion that the present status of affaire la an economlr blunder of firat magnitude. It costs Frovo city from ISO to 870 per child to educate it one year. Each year of retardation adds therefore that amount to the coat of operating the schools. One third that amount per child would give health and happiness to every child now suffering from physical defects. Where ta the eronomy In withholding funds for this work and pour-lu- g more fund down a sink hole for the hundred of retardations found In our schools? they asked. A Determined Drive To Start: Following the discussions which lasted hours, the committee definitely derided upon a determined and drive for funds, holding It utmost economy that tha money be raised, tbe greater the amount, the greeter economy shown, and seeking the help of every public spirited citizen in furthering the drive. Nothing is needed, however, declared Dr. Sperry In conclusion. much a a favorable reartlon by the public, whose children are Involved, end whose money Is Involved as well. The people pay the taxes whether the money be spent for roads, or public buildings, or recreation, or education, or what not. The people should say where the money should go, end not tbe polltlcane, he declared. There always seems to be plenty of money when certain people go after It. bnt for worthwhile things and for thing of life and death lo future citizen these same politically minded people turn a deaf ear 0 often, that the drive I to be taken to the "higher places ' and the Issue fought out to the finish, every committeeman u agreed. This Year Examine the new No. 4 JOHN DEERE High-Li- ft MOWER. Pen Inspection Week 93.35 Boa ad with Extra Poach priced at 93-9- i; HAY 151 N. University PHONE 114 In bualneaa. Those whose home and religi- Wy-lan- d, S3 Poultry and Dairy FEEDS gin their search for employment or attempt to establish themselves repre-aentatl- HIGH FEATURING SW W . hr LINES Oaavaa WHITE FAWN and RED ROSE FLOUR nds LOANS 49 to PROPRIETORS J Landing Net 51 J. S. Smith & Sorb mmtmmsmmm RODS with real scat below grip, at ... 9479 Special VALLEY Flour & Feed I FLY RODS: BAR GRADUATES 5-- RODS Steel Rods if' JUBILEE m, f jjji if Salt Lako City, "K. S. L. Broadcasting Station, News Printing Press, Airport, Fort Douglas, and I State Capital Building. During SCOUTS AT the FOR will afternoon the Scout carry with them a special Troop CONFERENCE Log bearing tbe name of tbeir Troop to tbe top of Ensign Peak where a JubUea fire will burn At the June Conference of the embers of friendship. Evening I. I). 8. Church In Salt Lake the delegatee will attend tbe City, June 9th, lbth and 11th, Music Festival to be held In the rill he held tbe 8Ilver Jubilee Tabernacle, elebration of Scouting In the L. On Sunday thay will be Invited S. Church. Beeldee the special to participate in the Youth Sessessions which occur annually sion at the Tabernacle Service. thla Conference will have a num- Ae a special help to the delegates ber of special eventa for attending the M. 1. A. General Scout and Explorer Board has provided a apace for from every Troop in the I D. 8. Camping on tha grounds behind Church. Deseret Gymnasium; no cooking The Scoutmaster and Troop will be permitted however. Also Committee will select the most they have arranged n special representative Scout or Explorer registration tea of 11.85 for each from the Troop, who must be In delegate, which will Include two full uniform. This representative luncheons, the trl to and from 111 Join uglth other represent- Raltair, a moving picture show In atives from all ever the Western Salt Lake, n special Insignia, and Btatee. tha Music Festival. During the forenoon of Friday. Troop Leaden throughout the June 9th, following n special aea. Council area should complete alon with the National and plane for this feature immediRegional Office ra. Dr. Ray O. ately. These eventa are under Rayof New York City; the direction of Uscar A. Kirk-hamond O. Hanson, of Loa AnScout Deputy Regional geles; and Edwin L. Curtl. of D. John and Giles, Seattle, Wash.; beside, our local Executive, Leaders, theae delegate Scouts Field Representative of the Y. M. will attend the great Festival at M. I. A. All Scoutmasters, Troop Committeemen, end othern inRaltair. Saturday, during the forenoon, terested are Invited to the Leadthey will enjoy special vialta to en' Sessions held at the same places of Interest In and about time. SILVER Friday, June 3, 1938. NEWS VALLEY This mower is equipped with roller bearsteel axle, with no holes ing, one-pieto weaken it. All gears fully enclosed ce and main operating parts automatically oiled. See this Mower on Our Sales Floor Con. Wagon & Machine Go. PROVO, UTAH Cast Your Eyes on These Values in ! i FISHING ! TACKLE ' THE AND SEASON IS NOW OPEN THE WATER IS CLEARING UP! We Have a Large and Complete Line of - I ' j Sold Exclusively at: CITY DRUG 2M West Center St. Provo, Utah. 00000000M0000OO90M000 Tackle! In Fact Anything You Want At - - - - BENNETTS 272 WEST CENTER ST. Provo, Utah |