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Show OPENING OF GREAT NEW AND SET PLAYGROUND --v- )Vv? T newest playground, Provos in tl.e West Park Mvkl l.n Seventeenth subdivision, and and First and West i High-urntl- Sec- be officially evening. Aug. rccre-ati'u3 Jessie Schofield, city director said today. The ot the Dla ground is the result Chamthe Junior of efforts joint ber of Commerce and the Prove City Park Department. slides, and other Swings, of apparatus playground nines purchased by the jiave been Junior Chamber of Commerce, and have been installed, a soft lull field has been built and the area declared by the Park Department under the supervision of Bill Andrews. The opening program will he conducted by the Recreation Department. under the direction of jjiss Schofield. Rav Murdock, president of the Junior Chamber and G. Marion of Commerce, Hinckley, bishop of the Sunset ond North will opened Thursday A WEEKLY i, ward. olunie 10 Number Thirty - Six VETERAN GOES LIMIT TROUT CATCHES BERSERK; MARSHAL IN DISARMS HIM Strawberry reservoir zoomed into the forefront as oik.- of Utahs best trout waters during tlie past week with numerous reports coming out of (lie pnpu lar Wasatch county angling spot STRAWBERRY - Utah county peace officials are considering the adviseabilily of referring the case of George Watkins, 22. of Vineyard, a re- turned war veteran, to the army of limit catches. Marion Madsen, medical authorities fur settleof state fisher ment, following the escapade superintendent of Saturday evening. The young ies. announced today. Madsen reported that he saw man is now being held in the three limit catches out in a short county jail. City Marshal Wilkins is the period during one evening or hero in the case, when he dis- the reservoir with two of tipping the scales at 10 armed Watkins of a rifle in a hand to hand battle. During pounds each. Most of the rainbow, Madsen the battle the rifle discharged the bullets plowing reported, are being taken on twice, through the door of Wilkins car. worms. Numerous natives art The trouble started in a being taken on daredevils and argument between Watkins and wobblers. his Fish lake also is holding up llcnry Williams, at the latters homeWatkins well, the veteran fisheries mar and his wife have been living reported, despite the heavies1 at tlie Williams home, and Sat- demand in its history. urday evening he returned to Continued drouth in eastern the home to get his wife to go sections of the state is resulting on a party with some friends in a very serious condition on An argument followed between tlie east of tlie Uinta the two men. and Williams mountains,slopes Madsen reported. threatem-Watkins with a "Unless relief is forthcoming poker, according to witnesses immediately in the form of rain Enraged. Watkins went to the we are going to lose some fish basement, returning with the in waters on these east slopes," rifle, but Williams had fled. Madsen asserted. It is one of In the meantime someone had tin- most serious conditions in called the local officers, and when Marshal Wilkins arrived. years. He cited as an example the Watkins sat outside the home in his ear. Seeing the car pull Paradise park reservoir which up, he shouted Put out your lias dropped eight feet in abou' lights or Ill shoot them out." two weeks- Similar conditions Wilkins turned the lights out exist in all other reservoirs and and called to Watkins to come streams in the area, he said. over lo his car. He came to the car slowly, threatening Wilkins with the rifle. After a moment or two of conversation Watkins Gleaner Weekend turned the rifle away slighily Delightful Event and the marshal seized the opportunity to grab the gun, and Mrs. Lucile Nuttall. Gleaner the two fought for it. After leader of Sharon stake was in Wilkins seeured the weapon. charge of the fine Gleaner weekWatkins threatened to go Into end at the MIA Girls home in the house and get another gun Provo Canyon, which was attwhereupon Wilkins struck him ended by forty young ladies. down with his fist and handUpon their arrival Saturday State highway cuffed hima bonfire supper and evening Kenneth and Harris patrolmen group singing was enjoyed. NaCharles Allred arrived on the dine and Wilma Hales sang 2 scene as they were leaving for numbers and Mrs. Loraa . the county jail in Provo. In pioneer costume related pioneer Tories. The girl then retired to the building, Cousins Greet Visitor where Marilvn Christensen gav the musical reading. Arsemo From Portand tin-trou- t 30-3- 0 OF OREM PROPERTY IN BRING LINES $350,000 IN SALES step-fathe- r, - Approximately S3SO.OUO worth estate and trackage of the defunct Salt Lake and Utah Railroad (Orem Line) was sold at a recent public sale. S. J Quinney. receiver of the line uf real aid today. Major purchasers at the sale conducted in Suit Lake and Utah counties were the Bamberger Railroad Company which bought in Salt Lake to 3000 for $100,000 and the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company which paid $102,000 for land in Salt Lake south of Fayette Ave., and ex tending to Eighth West,. West Jordan trackage, Orem to Provo trackatrackage and industrial in and Spanish Springville ge the tracks South St. Turk. 100 small purchaser made, mostly by farmers desiring to buy the lines real estate adjacent to their Nearly wore also land. own SHOW FOR BENEFIT 1 GIRLS HOME stake girls, numbering their summer vacations at North Fork in Provo Canyon at the MIA Girls home. This is 'probably the largest group which has attended from our stake in any Sharon have completed 111, one season. MIA officers that the are 30-3- - May-cock- and Old Lace" and Mi anon Reese of Vineyard placed an on the original composition piano. Skits completed the evening. Sundav morning a dcvotionol hour with Mrs- Odessa Culli-moras guest speaker was conducted. During Ihc afternoon rest and short nature hikes were enjoyed. In tlie evening a colored picture journey from HiP Cumnrnh and the cluirrh farm over the pioneer roule to Salt Lake Cily was shown by Mr way of Springville assisting hos- Bovaek of Sp.inish Fork, former tess. custodian at tlie church farm at Visiting, social chat and re- Palmyra. New York. freshments were enjoyed The group returned Sunday Max Blake. Mrs. Doan evening, reporting a delightful Johnson. Mrs. Stanley Gunn, time. The next Gleaner week Mrs. Archie Jones. Mrs. Marvin end will be held August 24 and Stratton. Mrs. Karl Johnson 25. For reservations consult Mrs. Hershcll Clingcr. Mrs your ward president. Nathan Johnson. Mrs. Morris Clingcr. Mrs- Murray Loveless Mrs. Ross Sterling. Mrs. Aus tin Chiles. Mrs. Rudolph Reese, YOUNG DOCTOR Mrs. Paul Taylor. Mrs. Phillip Taylor. gratified Mrs. Nelson Snow and chilgirls have taken adMcKay, Ruth and Kalhlccn dren, jutage of the privilege to this lovely home, with its arc leaving Saturday for their home in Portland. Oregon, after beautiful setting at the back of here for two month? Mt. vacationing Timpanogos. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. We are of our very proud J. Johnson. snvon home. It is probably August Kirs. Snow has been extenof the best in our church. t ha been maintained and kept sively entertained during her in fine Among the condition with a minim- stay herewas a cousins party at um of effort on our part. I the desire at this time of the home of Mrs. Weldon J bose in Holda charge of the home to Taylor with Mrs. s - is Ri-o- -- sake a few improvements feel are important to comfort and welfare of the vds: first of all, fire escapes must be installed for the girls' linoleum, stove and hot !rr heater are almost impera-'nich we ' c needs-Sncr- tljeater has come to They arc giving us "(proceeds from their perform-rescue. J August Its and IS, and have scheduled as special ,ure- MOXO, magician and This is in addi-t- o !ntriIoqnit. the regular picture show 0,1 ?mitram. Wauw of the benefits which chilriron and grandchil-.- . receive through this on home, the MIA solicits ix uor perform- .? sot ,Jcday for aside Monday and this Marriaire or Mr. show. Set September C. tj.i.Hnpf 0f Mrs. William Eriecmont announce (,.f Mr- - s, p?n Jarvis daugh-ntl- - Dovle "id Mrs. Wil- - of Pleasant1 View ,nnli1r:r 0,lne lady is a high school :jS n Wi, was S;,kp Seminary. Mr recently discharged "r J'(;irs in the navy air 3j S OPENS OREM OFFICE r,nonle plan to nt-Young universit v ""'Ih marriage plan- The people .of Utah county will have a real treat next Mon'HI day and Tuesday evening when one of the countries most outv. standing great magicians will appear at the Scera theatre. He is bringing with him his original company who for the past five NEWS-MAGAZIN- E OF STATE AND LOCAL AFFAIRS years have been entertaining the boys in the army camps throughINDEPENDENT PROVO, UTAH FRIDAY, AUGUST !, KM 6 out the nation. His program holds the record for both attendance and the duration of a one PETITIONS FOR OREM GIRLS NABBED night booking that held on for a six months engagement at California. This is Fort CANNING SUGAR SENT WITH ARMED ROBBERS the Ord, e record for any act playing for the armed forces. TO WASHINGTON, O.G. Among the many outstanding old girls who Tlie two homes feats of magic that will be predisupiM-arcfrom their More than 1200 signers po-- in Orein last week have bfM sented will be the catching of chairs t it ioned State Senators Elborl D. located in a Missouri jail, local live fish from under tfee Hie plate null at the Geneva;. ,5 44 ,,, full payment for three h of the the audience; and appearance Murdoc, authorities were in formed and Steel plant where ingot steel I Vmi.ylva.ns , eel plants, ...- disappearance of young ronRrPSsmon j. W. Robinson and Thursday. is rolled into a finished pro-- eluding a (12,477.175 partial Waller and to prove that he does ladies, duet, began its first peacetime payment for the Geneva prop-- . !fnBlon The two girls are said to have not need one of his own company C this work request- erty. The payment covered production that more sugar be alloted left their homes sometime dur- to perform miracles, he will take noon. first installment and covered the ing for canning purposes in Jfliig ing the July 24 celebration ip a member of the audience and R. G. Glass, vice president of fir.--t installment and accrued ill district. coniuii.v with two men com cause him to disappear as well. operations, said that with re- teresi on sale of the plant, a Moxo has been a professionThe petitions were sponsored panions. Tlie men were arrest P? U. S the of of the sumption separate subsidiary plate making, bv the Sharon Stake Relief So- Aug. 1 in New Madrid. Mo. al for the past 20 years and has first phase of postwar operation Steel Corp. ciety, and were signed by more charged witli several counts of appeared in the largest theatres of the plant is completed, with than 1200 members of the stake-I- armed roliliery. When tlie Mis- in the country before he was all types of units producing ex letters accompanying the souri officials learned that the chosen to be the feature attraceept tlie structural steel mill. ORVILLE K. HARRIS It was stall'd that pro- girls were juveniles, the cast tion on one of our largest ocean petitions. Two of three blast furnaces are cessing plants seem to be sup- was turned over to the feueral liners. On one of his tours to working, along with two of four with plied ample sugar. It is un- authorities for further investi- Hollywood where he has made HEADS OREM coke oven batteries and the three that in a fruit growing sec- gation. Hie government nas several pictures, the last with fair of nine open hearths, the slabtlie housewife is unable to not yet announced whether (hr Irene Dunne, he purchased a tion. bing mill and the plate mill. j ran for her families needs, thus men will be charged with viola ranrh at Mesa. Arizona, and durA total of 2080 men are em- CHAMBER OF the of tion of the Mann Act or released ing the winter operates it as a necessitating purchase ployed by tlie company at the I much guest ranch and in the summer more expensive prepared to Missouri officers for trial on he plant, the roul mine at Horse COMMERCE goes on tour. This Is the first to meet their needs. fruits the robbery charges. Canyon and the limestone and time in five years that the genThe petition asks that before dolomite quarry at Fayson, Mr Juvenile officers in Provo said eral public has been fortunate the fall ranning season, someGlass saidthat (hey had no idea as to when in seeing this worthwhile prohe done to distribute the thing Coincident with starting up uf snear available in the nation, to the girls might be returned tu gram, for all his time hps been the plate mill, the Associated If the men arc tried for devoted to the armed forces. Miose desiring it for home can- UtahPress reported from Washingviolation of tlie Mann Act, the Oswald, that fresh little dumand fruit ning a? consumption ton, D- C.. that the U. S. Steel girls will undoubtedly tie re my, who caused many a Genas commercial concerns. well ion handed the lained for material witness corporal today eral to squirm when he cracked government checks for $77,490,They said that if the men were down on him, will be one of the turned hack to the Missoiui of- highlights of the evening when ficers for trial on the robbery he does a Waller Winchell on the Jolley charges, it was possible that The local characters. The one and a LAW SUIT CAUSED Reunion girls would be remanded to the half hour program is filled with c resort has been custody of local juvenile court comedy-suspens- e and mystery. set us the meeting place of the officials. BY BURNING TRUCK Moxo, last week appeared to 23rd annual reunion of the parked houses at St- - George, Henry Jolley family, August 24 Cedar City. Richfield and Mt. and 25, with the first meeting Dan Kallas entered suit for Pleasant. His only appearance at 10:30 a.m. Saturday. $2,479 against Harry L. Orvin, in Utah county is at the Seen in Two full days of visiting and, in the district court Tuesday, Orem. Although the standard all kinds of sports and amuse as a result of a fire on Kallas price of Moxo appearance In ments have been planned by the I farm in West Orem. June 10. the state is 40c for children and I committee in charge. A great Kallas alleges the fire started $1.25 for adults, we have been many out of county and state, from Orv ins truck, from deable to reduce this price to alguests are expected most one-hafective wiring or other mechanibecause of the B H. Jolley is president of cal defects causing Kallas' barf) of the been greater capacity ATOMIC BOMBS the family organization, with to be destroyed and damaging auditorium. VS PEACE Joseph H. Swapp, secretary. and destroying a great number There will be one complete No living man can say that of peach trees. an Atomic bomb experiment at show each night with the magiOrvin was delivering a load sea or over waters is safe. There cian act opening at 8:15 promptof hay at the Kallas barn when is danger of rausing world dis- ly. It will be followed at 9:15 WEED NEW KILLER the fire occurred. The suit At a recent meeting of the aster in a fool experiment. But with the regular picture pro-craclaims Orvin drove the flaming Senior Chamber of Commerce Moxo carries over two who can estimate the ultimate truck out of the liarn into a of Orem. Harry Butler resigned PROVES ion of stage equipment which SUCCESSFUL cost? Are we a peace-lovin- g peach orchard, damaging the as president to accept the posipeople, or ore we trying to ter- must all le in place on the stag treesIt also declared that heat tion of corresNinding secretary, rify the governments and peo- prior to the performance. from the barn injured the pencil and Orville K. Harris of the Tiie new weed killer known ples of the world by our show Among the hundreds of entrees. BAH Pharmacy was named as 2. 4 I) is giving encouraging uf might for war and destruc dorsements we quote the followKallas seeks judgment as fol- president: Victor Durham, man- results in Llali county oil wild live purposes? If any other na- ing from Lt. Col. Roy N. Hillycr: lows: Loss of barn, $1,000: loss ager of Lincoln Service, vire morning glory and white top, tion in the world arc doing what "After seeing your show for the of peach trees, uprooting trees president and C. E. Wilborg of j aeeording to an announcement we an- - building bigger and tenth time I am still mystified and planling new ones, SI, 000: Orem Feed and Grocery, treas- made today by R H. Boswell, better Atomic bombs in masr and completely baffled. Your loss from damaged poaches on urer. Utah Coi.inl. v Agent. hoy is so well arranged and product inn in peace lime wha Handled that b constitutes a comtrees not completely destroyed Under the auspices of the would we think of them? In accept ing this position. $300: four tons of hay at $25 President Hughs states "Th plete release from all our worcounty weed committee a tour ries and troubles- ,,n took plaep Friday. harness valued at phonominal growth of Orem to of insN-ctiiiThanking von for the rontribution $75. and two pitchforks valued a place in the first ten cities of Meinliers of the County iiun-i- n HEROS OF you at $4 have made during your month's the A.A.A. commit- - BATTLEFIELDS Utah population, brings misvioiicrs. o ami Hnv Fort Ord, I remain, Lt. otiier agricultural deThe florid orators who glorimany problems which must be!1" r met with vision and n progres- part incut officials took part. The fy the heroes of battlefields, rvi TTinyrr Chnplian. tour in (lie north part of the usually forget to 111 their listen The net proceeds above the was directed by II. A ers that men do not go to the operating ro VISIT BYU will go toward amount of correspondence ha--- , county r Anderson wei-for1 field of Imtllc to die hut to kill He Girls M T A. Canyon Home necessitated tiic employment of Lein Tin south end was direct- the other fellow. in Provo Canvon. This amount FLOWER SHOW a part time paid secretary. ed b Heed Bird. Mr. George could lie used either for imState Weed Supervisor SUCCESS provement of the road to the Major Harry Butler, retired Hobson, was present and brought the home or furniture or facilities U.R. from has has the He success whe achieved resignArmy, An invitation is extended all news that tin other counties of flower growers to enter their ed the position of president of the state are getting th same has lived well, laughed often inside the home. arid loved much. Who has gainchoice blossoms at the second the chamber of rommerre to good results as in Utah county. ed the respect of intelligent WATER annual flower show at BYU Sat- lakp the position of secretary SAFETY board of directors feel that of pure Visits were made on the farm men: the confidence urday and Sunday, August 1ft The COURSE AT and 11, which is being spon. Orom is fortunate In have Major of Jos. M. College, Lehi, where women and the love of little n..,l beeausf children. has Who Ills filled treatwhirh white had been position tup 'V ..his sored by the Utah Gladiolus SCERA POOL Society and the Timpanngo? of his intimate knowledge of ed in April was inspected. Morn- nlaee and nrrnniplished his task left Who Orem's problems. the world better than ing glory on the farm of Grant Garden Club. courses in instruc(liristnpherson. and Saratngo he found it: whither by an im torPreliminary In water safety are Judging of the blooms will training i ms were also a or rescued Fa looked soul proved over puppy, lie?. in at 9:30 a.m. Salurday. and icing conducted at Scera poo! At American Fork, two areas Who ha never lacked appreeia exhibitors arc requested to have each and Monday, belonging to Marion Green were lion of earths beauty. or failed Friday evening Wednesday their entries in before that time. Positions To IJc at 8 p.m. under visited and the kill null'd. Ill o express it. Who has alwnvs. he direction of Lorin Millet. Iieasant Grove the work done looked fur the best jn others. Students of elementary, junior Filled In Provo The course includes refresher i on the Win M. Hone farm was and given the best he liad. Whose and senior high school rating j material for certified instructors Office also looked over. The morning' hfe was an inspiration; whose whose cards have are eligible to make entries in lapsed because the junior division, where' clory treated field of Jack Aver-- memory a benediction, of inactixity. and is also a buildin Positions Utah the Provo. awards will be offered in 21' ,.(t. Springville and James Finch. up to the course being offered divisions. The coveted Sears Post Office are again to He fill- j Spani-d- i Fork were chccKcd and EDUCATION AND during the week of August 19-2fd under regular civil proced also the white tup control LIQUOR DO NOT MIX I iy Lloyd Baker, Pacific area on the R. II. Andrus the grand champion bloom in ores according to an examinaDr. George Ciilhn, former representative of the American tion annoiineemerit l,y farm at Spanish Fork. the junior class. president of Colcgatc Bed Cross. The course is open the Thirteenth Civil The weed plants were treated declares: Everything University, I am try- to all persons over 19 years of All types of flowers will be l.egion today. All persons in the early blossom stage anil ing to build who hold senior life saving up as an educationduring the two day ready employed at the Tot Of 30 flay it was found ist. alcohol drinking lends to ag certificates. free show, including arrange fice will lie considered as bona the kill wasperiod near 99 tear down I trv to develop j ments. tabic and mirror group fide patrons. The examination Thi new chemical is notportent. expen-an- young men Alcohol i Mr and Mrs. Frank Ilcaly and mentally. ings. and garden displays a is open to persons who received mvc can nunc within the r'esl rovs at first ti Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gillespie e mentally well as individual, basket an i war service or temporary ap or everyone having a noxiand eoni'inued and in m ed a fine fishing trip at purarilv bowl showings. nointments during the war and mis weed problem. rreaserl doses tiiis determination Strawberry Luke this week. Th.- - Utah county weed rontro j becomes Another innovation that rs at- also to tlie general public The permanent, I try to beginning rate of pay for 'lie is enrniirngirig tlie use of the build up young men morally Easier were it to tracting a great deal of at ten position tli .of Substitute Clerk nr new cliemif-a- l by making n pow Aleuliol is potent cause of crime rooted mountain from hurl lion is the table arrangement its base, I try to cslab-voun- than force the yoke of division. Women will have the 'Substitute Carrier is $1 02. and cr sprnver available in coopera and immorality. slavery men's emotions Al- upon nu-- determined to be free. opportunity of making up their the beginning rate for rcular ers The machine Is managed lish is S2100 weed cohol the Apimlialanees own centerpieces in that com employees the judgment by comity per year supervisors. and disorganizes the emotion. A nation ix the unity of a petition using any period nr plications must lx on file with t vie that is desired. No man lias n right to do ax ho Linen and 'lie Thirteenth Civil Service Coleridge. pooplc. 24 MILLION SUITS other supplies will be provided Region. New Customhouse, Den- pleases, except when he please A State to prosper, must be are rlntliiiu? do ihe to no Simmons. ver, promised by Colorado, right.later than built on foundations of a moral by the show committee. August 15. 1946. Full informa industry this year about half character: and this character is An invitation is extended the lion concerning the examination The reward is in keeping the present demands. Shortage of Ihe principal clement of its ran lie seeurd from J. L. Hoover commandments, not for keeping rayon for lining and cotton for strength and tlie only peneral public lo attend this guaranty event at Joseph Smith I oral Service Secretary, at Pro- them. Lydia Maria Child. holding up some of its permanence and prosper l pocketing is ' vo Post Office. building. productions. itv. Jnzcb Curry. Geneva Begins Peace Time Production ' all-tim- 13-ye- I I - - Henry Familuy Park-Ro-Sh- lf - j siiH-rviso- , , 1 I j Nevada Car Theft Causes Arrest of Youth A welcome is extended Dr. E W. Allred, who has opened an officp on highway 91, Just across the road from Orem Real Estate office. The young man comes to Orem Steve Tido. Pleasant View, to begin his mediral practice 1 po-Provo under arrest by city lice, will be returned to Nevada wilh first class recommendato face charges of stealing a tions. He and his wife have taxicab and rubbing the driver-Tid- taken a home on 8th West and was arrested Sunday, fol- 4th North streets lowing a request from Nevada officials that he be held. Genova Ward Tido. with his brother Joe. is Dis-ric- t Society to Meet oil probation in Ihc Fourth Court following their arAll ladies of Geneva ward arc rest on charges of resisting an c invited lo the Relief society The two brothers officer involved in a fight wilh meeting to lie held Monday wo officers who attempted to afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Tiinpanogos grove. The work place them under arrestJudge Joseph E. Nelson, who and business program will be taken up. President Wintiio issued the probation order, local officers to turn Graff desires one hundred perTido over to the Nevada officials cent attendance. .in the taxicab charge. He and! a companion allegedly robbed Perfect conformity to the will of approximately $20 of God Is the sole sovereign and 'he 'nd sole the cab. which was' eomplete liberty. !acr abandoned. DAubigne. Relief - nd of their i '"WBenent0 William VENTRILOQUIST 4 AT SCERA 15 AUGUST FOR MAGICIAN le-rnm- drvr I Post 1 ! : . 4 i j i - I i i ! g i I |