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Show 9, frPPPfpP OF LOCAL AFFAIRS A WEEKLY NEWSMAGAZINE volume Two Number Forty -three DEPENDABLE PUBLISHED AT PliOYO, "AMERICA Power Plant Contracts All Lot; '4 Materials, Machinery Arriving Daily OVD in DS' Hello-oo- tapis! , Provos Municipal plant will install its first boiler witha few days, announces Henry Ulen, general manager of being completed, except for fkova. Im all ready to start a few minor details, announces forkin'! Well, yon seem to be as Mayor Mark Anderson. fash and cheerful as ever this contract we have made i Jf.! Humpb? Whatju call for Every or materials has machinery tat Bade? Campaigner? Well been lower than our estimates, whether to jtoir, I don't know itaht that as a compliment or a thus saving the city thousands of dollars. We have also saved alim, but then, I'm optomlatic much In discounts by paying In Ill take It as a compliment advance for contracts, or the 111 to have hare this major portion of them, whereas I b'lelre light today. This cloudy the money would have been prac'weather makes me use a lot of tically Idle In the hank. Guarantee jeleetrleity, but then I have to of satisfactory construction Is ao I guess pv for what I uae, given In the $750,000 bond execan kick. Ill sun be glad, cuted, so the city has been fully jthough, when I can know that protected as well," explained the on extra uae what of I. profit jtfct mayor. jtkote KWHs Is stayin' right here Materials and machinery now jla Provo for me to enjoy orer are being stored In the arriving In over the form of the ltd again Mills In old Knight Woollen In'improvements they'll make, look In that warea and Provo, cited of being put In a bank jlst house would be an to jloag enough to be transmitted by many dtlsens, declares E. A. jilfht draft, er cashiers check, er Jacob, city engineer, who Is carejvhat not, to Wall Street! fully checking on all shipments. I Now, about this campaigner'' Another carload of machinery Is aims yon called me. Tn know, expected today. we all 'Bade, I was Jlst thlnkln, Complete satisfaction Is expresjosghta be campaigners! Sure-- ? sed by city officials as to proI see so many good thlnga struggress being made by the construcglin' along that really mean a tion crews. Groneman and Co, UTAH n $100,000 Violin America for WINS FIRST lia fine to see the years, and one of tho few Civil war veterans, died' at hie home In Balt Lake Cttf Monday night. old world, and and travel up sad down Among the famous placet and cltiee of renown. To admire the crumbly castles and the statues of the kings, But now I think I've had enough of antiquated things. MARVEL M. LOGAN, 64, Ken- tucky's Junior senator died Toes-daCongress anipanded debato on tha Neutrality MU for one day la respect to him. y. its Oh, London And Utah led the parade at Soldiers' Field In Chicago, with ita two grand tint prises, tbs Leglonalre float, and tha Silver and Copper Box Car exhibit, with 75,000 people watching, as every stats In the Union followed the brllllent lend of Utah around the field In the mass parade of all entries more tban two miles long, accordFirst ing to Orville Blgnleton, vies commander, who returned Monday night to his home In Provo. The First Grand Prise award for the Legloaslre float was richly deserved, being the American Fork Pulley" float, redecorated by the Legion and taken all the way to Chicago, along with the Rio Grandes Box car ailver and copper miniature engine and And see DR. AND MRS. W. WOOLF entertained Sunday evening In Canadian several of honor frienda In Utah to attend I D. 8. conference la Salt Lake City, among them being Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Coombs of Cardston, Al- is a man's town, power In the air; berta. there's Paris is a womans town, with flowera In her hair; It's sweet to dream In Venice, and lti great to study In Rome; But when it comes there PASSING IN THOMAS W. BROCKBANK, 91, a reddest of Utah for II home again, and home again, America for me! My heart la turning home again, and there I long to be. In the land of youth and freedom beyond the ocean ban. Where the air la full of sunlight and the flag la full of stars. LEGION CONVENTION to DR. HARVEY FLETCHER, of New York, a brother of E. C. Fletcher of Provo, owner of Fletcher's (tors on Wsst Center, waa a visitor bora Monday. to living, HENRY ULEN, head of the Ulen Contracting company who Is no place like home. In I like the German are building Provos manlcipd green battalions drilled; power plant, waa a visitor In ProI like the gardens of Versailles vo thla week. with flashing fountains filled; But, oh, to take your hand, my PROVO la axpandlng. Witk 950 acres of tko Grandview and dear, and ramble for a day In friendly western woodland Cartsrvllls areas occupied by II where Nature has her way! families asking to bo annexed the DON R. WATKINS I know that Europe's wonderful, City Commission Is taking every yet something seems to lack; Bon of President and Mrs. A. V. top necessary to map tho district aqd plat It ready for providing Watkins of Sharon stake, arrived The past la too much with her, and tha people looking back. tho calinary home Tueeday after two yean ab- But the Under the sponsorship of the Brigham Young univer- water system which tho city glory of the Present Is sence as s missionary In England, to make the Future free, sity, Rubinoff and his violirf and the piano team of Fray joys. We love our land for what aha is serving the L.D.B. church. and Braggiotti will appear at the Provo tabernacle Thursand what she is to be. ALCOHOL from Potatoes wUl day evening, October 12, at 8:15 p. m. train. be manufactured on n commercial conare going forward with their was recently Mr. Singleton Millions of people throughout the world have thrilled srale In Ogden If the' $166,666 ' Oh, Ite home again, and home struction contracts at full speed, elected for America for me I again, to the strains of melody created .by Rubinoff and his f lOO- - plant la erected which Is now be-and both plant and distribution Utah department, and waa named Balt Lake proms' want a I that's westward ship Fan Calls 000 Stradivari us. This violin in the hands of Its master Kg sought by systems are rapidly being assemone of nine delegatee to Chicago, bound to ten. tha plough rolling bled and constructed, reports seven of them being district comcan thrill practically any audience with its almost human sea. Ivan T. Jacks, Wen's construction manders, and the State commanblessed To room PEACE TALK Is ia tke air, tha land of voice which runs the gamut of human emotions. Its magito Hundreds of fane" called engineer. der,' A. O. Weleley of Salt Lake but not mack peace, dae to tko beyond the ocean cal enough matchthe owners its result the of is her and plus genius Brooks Rita The mayor adds that city work- City. power Fifty other Utahns trek- congratulate bars. distrust nations havo for Hltldfa ers who have now completed the ked to Chicago for the conven- delightful Cheer Up" Hour spon- Where tha air la full of less quality of its construction 200 years ago. word. sunlight for the tion, but even that delegation sored o securing of easements and tha flag la full of atara. by Butler's of Provo, over distribution resystem atatea municipal waa the smallest of all became A. BROWN GEORGE at have encountered no opposition presented, and yet Utah won both KOVO every Friday evenlsg second counselor to Bishop W. P. EDGKMONT LITERARY m. 5:10 ownp. on the part of the property top prisea, reports Mr. 81ngleton. Whitehead Saiday In tho First of the The Initial appearance last Frl ENTERTAINED AT SCIIONEY'S ers, which Is evidence racceedlng D. T. Pago who ward, the people general acceptance by day was n real success reports waa promoted to tint counselor, club Tha Edgemont Literary of the city power plant. following tho resignation of David CANNING NOTICE Mr. Butler whe received many waa entertained by (Mrs. Merne John, wbo bad resigned duo to 111 calls congratulating the store os Schoney Friday afternoon at ber ' health. home. Its sponsorship of such n fine SAMPLE COPY Mrs. Loleta Dixon wee In The canning acanou will themprogram. Tbs performers noon he over. Get It done charge of tha program. Commends selves were also recipients of Mrs. Cordelia Booth gave an This copy of the Utah Valley new. All canning done for Doctors and Hospital Costa Distributed at and taken in News review of must Editorial David neenon be Incidentally News Is sent to yon free of charge many praises, Graythe interesting San Juan Brings Health and Rehabilitation because yon are not at present a the Provo Conservatory where son's Adventure In Contenaway before October 10, to Music was enjoyed. subscriber. All subscribers remake room for venlaon canEditor, Utah Valley News: Mice Brooke la more intimately tment. A tasty luncheon was served at each FHday The editorial In tho last Isaao can has ceive their cople efforts health What accomplish ning. cooperative Instrucher for known penonnl mall tables ta Mesdsmes Ada been ot tha Utah Valley News on morning through the Foot Office. In in Sari demonstrated Juan county, according amply tion of ber many students a or Destruction Booth, Production Dixon, Lyon, guest; Look on back page for our special Sharon dancing and rythmn, cams In for Bertha Salisbury, Eva Gillespie, to the first annual report issued by David Evans, County of consideration by ovary' offer for all subscribers to this remarks. very complimentary Lola Wiscombe, Martha Stewart, supervisor of the San Juan Medical Cooperative, organized one. (The paragraph which reads, (Near Edgemont Church) paper. Effle Plnegar, Maude Glasler and a little more than one Nations seem to havo plenty to docboth who shows that year ago, the hostess who waa assisted by In killing youth and vigorpend her daughter, Mr. Jean Schoney. tors and the people have benefited, with an actual per ous manhood but lack tho funds Community Church capital cost for both medical and hospital care of $6,49 for to rare for tho sick, tho deaUtato, tha disabled, tha old and tho Morning Service at the Comthe year. Old Age capita for doctor and hospital hungry people of tho world," Is munity Church this Sunday at 11 Considering the total number per not contracts be will Why Including pren'tlnV tha trua plcture of tho together, To Meet a. m. The theme of office visits made by the con, condition that exists la the world tract member to the doctors, at tho hoapltal fees at $1 a say. Worry? Church School will be The outstanding future of tho today. The time of meeting of the a cost of (I eacb visit, that held at 9:45 s. m. with cissies for operations, according to the all ages Including college students If peace could ba established Provo is named one of 78 centers where the L.D.S. the Old Age Pension and Assist- amount alone is almost equal to years annual report la satisfaction ex- in the world, and the armies and ance bran has changinand adults. 1939-4of coat organisation medical the all entire 0 Music will its conduct committee Music Church well as as Navlea could be done ed from Wednesday till Friday, contract In tbe Sen Juan county, pressed by the doctors Young Peoples C. E. will be away with, ward choristers October 6th tbe patients. Mr Evsne says: at 7:30 p. m. and according to tbe report. held at 7 p. m. Miss Dorn Strick-le- y stitutes for the instruction of stake and what a tremendous saving In stake Sharon satiswell The doctors feel will be held In the Public Library will lead. money could be effected! And In and organists, according to V. Emil Hansen, A total of IIS contracts were building. All members are urged Issued, at a cost basis of $25 per fied and anxloas to algn the con- addition to that, If the money exMeeting of the members of the chairman, who is arranging for this institute here. tract again for another year. pended for liquor and tobacco In to be present as business pertainChurch will be held Friday night, per year for medical care Dr. Allen and Dr. our land which runs Into bllliona The faculty of the Music committee consists of 34 of ing to the Old Age Pension Con- family October 6th at S o'clock. and $10 per family per year for (Two doctors counwill be held Monday, to the con- of dollan, and la an ahaolnta are Austin intermountain ference parties that, of musicians the most at for the $1 a day prominent hospitalisation, In Lake Salt October City, 9th, waste, could be saved, and these power, tract) in each contract patient. Tha 93$ derson 'nd municipal try, and they have conducted these courses in 111 stakes All others families Inclnded will be transacted. sin- means could be circulated In other Mr. Evans also reports: I 1230 We'H vote for Mark Anderson peraons, Arizona, California, Interested are cordially invited. of which 1061 received doctor's cerely feel that thla cooperative chanale, there would be ample to for mayor. If you'll vote for Utah, Idaho, Colorado, Wyoming, commi- Nevada and Canada-- - In Provo the services of Dr. Frankfor McAdam and hospital service during the haa done a great deal toward de- take rare of the poor and tha Johnny See how that smells, lin W. Madsen and Dr. Gerrit de Jong Jr. will be available, ssioner!"? velopment of good health which needy and those In distress. year. DEMPSEY VISITS But conditions will continue to haa resulted In quicker and more Bade, I guess I oughta get sore 9. Oct. is set the for Services rendered during as they are until greed and exist explains Mr. Hansen. The opening date here our rehabilitation of satisfactory about that one! year Included 43 major operaIn Oct. 9. covetousness and desire for RAY V. WENTZ Bade, dija sea that picture 23 memben. Several would have had 11 minor operations, tions, medical bills alone amonntlng to wealth and power have been for are the News" of the municipal courses 45 medical prepared cases, cases, maternity Special to a faith in God, obeditwo caesarian operations, oue from $100 to $500 had It not changed plant at Hastings, Nebraska, the choristers and organists. Lesson Mr. and Mra. Ray V. Wants of fracture, all of which waa done been for this contract. Snch an ence to moral and spiritual laws other day? Yeah, but didja work to be undertaken by chorisIn every ease, and good nelghborllneaa and expense would. notice how all tbs trees 'nd ters will be in the field of rhyOram were honroed by a visit at the Grand County hospital. C. V. HANSEN rehabllation hava pro- brotherly love. any upset flowers wus all bent down with thm, tempo, technic of the baton, Monday evening from Jack DempIn addition to these service FSA could have tho that of Mr. gram the emoke nd duet 'nd sludge dynamics, music reading, pitch, sey, a former student however, Dr. Austin's record for BAPTISMS from that smoke stack s Interpretation, vocalisation, methWents In his teaching daya. Mr. Sen Juan, also Included in the worked out. nd We also note Improvement In end conduct few feet in the background, Wents Is now retired and he of ods song presentation, 9800 shows Cooperative report, The Bonneville ward of tha Mrs. Wents ere enjoying life on office visits, 165 home visits, 20 heslth conditions of the families how tbs swans wus all grimy 'nd of rehearsal, lists of new music. the! In Inwater mathe bow which Provo stake will have charge of Orem nd of their black, property selection 34 tonsllecto-mle-s, which mesne that more satisfacappropriate nd home deliveries, la being done, and a the baptismal service Sunday at cludes a lovely home and orchard. fountain was all cluttered up with terial. 13 lacerations. 7 abrasions, tory work admlnle-tratlo- n ampherea, er sumpln? Yeah! So. Organists will receive special Jack wa thoughtful enough to 16 fractures, 8 foreign bodies In better attitude toward life li I p. m. at the Utah stake In shown general." on building. neither did I! 'Wouldnt eumpln orProvo from enroute In the the eyes of patients, two in mechanics of the top off like that be a terrific loss to the training the occasion of his public address throats, three cysts, six felons, rhythm, registration, touch, gan, that wish I homes near by? JACK DEMPSEYS strong HARVEST HALL here to the Aaronlc priesthood two absesscs, and two saw mutiplaying, Interlude, accomPLANNED AT LAKE VIEW him In stood arm old klnduva handicap was right on, hymn his well with and visit members hands. on right the lations panying, solo playing, adapting block! as to he undertook j InterMonday school teacher. night my M.LA. will An analysis of the costs of pho Lake View piano music to the organ, Wall, Sadie, yer as purty as a pretation, how to select new these services to the contract shake hands with every youngster ipontor a Harvest Ball, on Oct. morn-Ithe In rose early full blown Evangelists say there's no buying members shows a per capita cost present, numbering about 1000. 10th In the Amusement hall. music, and llste of new playing sunshine again! What? No. material. or selling in heaven of $1.66 for tha hoapltal fee, Special decorations, a floor show of I didn't see that service record business $4.83 per capita for doctor's ears, where M. EGGERTSON Isn't RALPH and the good mnele will be prohas that deOkay! and Information complete the power company employees went. and $1.91 per capita for hospital accepted the County chairman- vided. be secured from Mr. can tails time! Msyhe 'em D. Jacobeen of Provo, noticing the yet, but give Everyone is Invited and the services, or a total coat of $8.40 ship of the annual Red Cross roll See Hansen or any of the following: for one call campaign soon to bs under tickets will be 15 cents a eon pie, they are long service record. the fire railed Is worth living better than for health protection Life smoke Immediately Graff; Cheater Mrs. Thanks! Tlmpenogoe, 10 cents for extra Indies. you next week. Sade. year, or an actual coat of $6.49 way In Utah county. most men live it. Sharon, H. J. Cragun; Grand department. S'long. eye-open-er $ and His Famous f ' t benefit for thla community of 'eon, that could be helped ao much by s little free lance campaignin'! 'Nd maybe wa might bare soma quarrels even, ' In a personal way, with some of em, bat that shouldnt stop ns from boostin, should It, Bade? mo 'nd my boy friend Will Butler fight about this lower issue, but then that shouldn't stop me from eayin, whenever I get a chance, that W. R. B. operates one of the finest, neatest, most efficient, reeh, 'nd most economical mercantile Institutions la this here community, should It? Sure not! The more success W. R. B. has. the better la our town, nd the better our town Is, the happier 4 more prosperous Is Ill ole Clara! I'm proud to hare yon call e a campaigner, 8ade! Teah, I know, campaigning does hare Its responsibilities, too! A feller oughta be as certain as he can make himself that what j he's campaignin' for Is goln to 40 the most good to the greatest : surnber of So, y'u see, people. be oughta study his subject. 'Nd j even then he might make some I mistakes, but if he does study the j Problem carefully, 'nd knows a I lot about It, even if he's wrong , Is his conclusions, he makes the j other feller think, nd maybe his thlnkln will be straighter! Humph? Yeah j here? Oh, there is a little blemish right : there behind that ear, maybe ; when you come In next week you j should take a facial. It'll help! 1 Say, Bade, I heard aumpln the j other day that I want to tell yu tont! Anyway, I been wonder-- j In' why the power company hasnt ; tot a candidate for mayor In the Id yet, 'nd this klnda answers It- I heard on some purty darn I hood authority that the power j company from stem to sterm Is tola' to rote for Mark Anderson! Oh now wait. Bade, that aint as t funny as it looks on Its face! i No, Gee Whix, course not, why, Jon couldn't make Mark Ander-- j j on give up on that power fight I offerin him Electric Bond nd P&nre, lock, stock nd barrel, 4 yu couldnt chase him away from the Issue with the whole Nasi army aided by the British Navy! There's some shrewd j Politics In It. that's all! This Zero's about the line up, as I mell It in the wind! They probably won't be able to get a strict-- v Power candidate for mayor! Nobody wants to stand up there Jlst to be smacked down with the bower trust Issues! Well, then. hat about city commissioner? axks yu! Here we are! Johnny ,, HcCuIre is 100 behind munlcl-- 1 power! Johnny McAdam ouldn't be, If he was elected 'nd could! Now, can't, y'u hear the bower trusts campaigners sayln' f you, you bein for Mark An- - Rubinoff Koto: If aayoM weeds to thrill at the thought of what America la, kt him read again the poem So AT NATIONAL no-jlo- 1 Arrives from England the Ulen Construction company, the boiler being expected here today (Oct. 6). It will be set up in the plant before the walls are built, to expedite erection. Practically all materials and machinery are now en route Smdie! Hera we era to Provo or under manufacture at the factories, all contracts Come right In and ett now PICKED UP ME FOR of Henry Van Dyke, D FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1931 INDEPENDENT UTAH mseb-eonght-f- Butler Program Brings . Health Insurance Lauded at San Juan Guunly Industries L. D. S. Music Committee to Open Institute in Provo Oct. 9 Pensioners Tonight . ; 1 n - mrrn rggyEWF WWT eswism |