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Show X V X PAGE' FOUR PROVOX(UTAH) SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, : 1939, SECTION TWO i A m o i " i --a r J ndoptod.-by-lLotor A resolution passed by the Utah Federation of Labor? Wednesday at Price, seeking to place munici-, munici-, pally-owned utilities under .public service commission regulation, was criticized today by Mayor Mark Anderson,' who instituted Provo's municipal power program. The resolution" was adopted "on the theory that private utilities are regulated and municipal utilities utili-ties are not, thereby creating" a situation of unfair ' competition" Adversely affecting union labor," Mayor Anderson said.' " "This Is the kind of legislation nsored In nearly every state ln - f the union bv the Electric Bond ar.d Share and", other, private utility monopolies," the mayor continued. . "Let U3 see how logical this proposal is. In the first place, municipal mu-nicipal utilities rife, regulated by the elected representatives of -the people who own he utilities. Private Pri-vate utilities are supposed-to be regulated '-by ..the appointed utilities utili-ties 'commissi on,-a lias public service serv-ice commission, but who is foolish enough to believe that the Utah Power and Light company is rcu-" laUd""Dy this agency afters-observing what has happened in Utah for several years past? "The private monopoly interests are attempting to force municipalities munici-palities to charge themselves excessive ex-cessive rates j in order "that the power -company may. do -likewise without being embarrassed with comparisons. x -For ten years (1926 to 193G), Logan'selectric rates were., just half the power company's rates. The power company induced the utilities commission to order Logan Lo-gan city to adopt , the state or Utah Power company's fates. The city of Logan took its case to the supreme court and won. "On this : low rate - Logan has met all bond payments including interest -and principal on sched-. sched-. ule, has had free street' lights for nine years and added much to the value of its plant. And what-' did the power company do on its" High - rates ? The company has paid practically no bonds off and has defaulted on many interest payments. pay-ments. Yet this companyr would regulate Logan and other municipalities munici-palities with the helpof the public service commission; They would , throw democracy in reverse if ihey- could by putting the control tf city affairs in-the hands of an appointed commission , of three men." Not one person . in . a hundred hun-dred in Utahcouldname one of the three men.. Those who drew the resolution referred to have ignored the fundamentals of democracy de-mocracy by taking the 'control of local affairs out of the hands 'of the people and their"efected -'officials. They would - place" many elected commjssipnsx under the control "of one appointed commission. commis-sion. This" i3, indeed, -getting things backward. ; X . - "Better make sure that the powerx company - is ' regulated and meets 'its obligations as pvprv municipality has that owns JtsTl electric jsystem before placing any more burdens onthepublic service serv-ice commissionr'So.far state regu"-l3tiorLhasproved regu"-l3tiorLhasproved a positive failure irrUtalv and it is generally conceded con-ceded by those who have .studied the. problem that state regulation is a failure throughout the United States."-'- " - 1 . -XX- - x ..xX-XX Bridgeport, PawtucRet; Philadelphia Phila-delphia and New York and other cities manufacture "nearly allthe lace that is used' in the"TJnited States, after .only 25 years In the business. . " A "A I v rx x : n 1. n Jf v v. w uiwew money-saving .values in town. Built in a famous- Ace-ito case with thirty-nine plates. reai vaaue, ana a real buy. f U L z y a u ii i.,Mb mnt AH A? OLIS VVJ H N R yyr nvUM Firestone ouuii-"- . , -f well aa-on tnv race XaCrction cn the CHOOSE-AS CHAMPIONS y niir " ircGtono Auia Supply Stores 223 West Center Provo, SERIAL STORY ' GHOST DETOUP, lstrrdyi ' Qnait. d!ffold, visits the entrance to ioldcret, lrarnt who la running the place. Then, he preparea to return for his money. Meanwhile, lie steal a Can from the Kingman hoteL. CHAPTER XIV " ) JpilANKLIIJ LARItAWAY, under protest was standing on a rock by the highway tumofT, singing in a genuinely good baritone: "Ho-o-o-o-o, for the daysmen the range! . x -r -': " Rollicking days? v Frolicking days,,--' , Out n the open range! Hear you the swish of the lariat's loop. . ' -- .". . ' " - ' The throw! The catch! .The juit- Iint whoop - OJ the' cowboys whose daring and generous suili my . Of work and of pleasure bring joy to the range, .1 - "- -Xx"' ; .IIoo-o-o-o, , for the .-western range'". :, X lie finished " with 'V dramatic ? V nnfik 4 Via TV LiOUXlill Ull fX lllfa'l uuic . Xl clause was enthusiastic. A dozerrfr or so travelers waited xwithrlose-lee, xwithrlose-lee, Christine, Dickna the,, three Td-time jw-rTauds whom they hadjbirtdas part of the "atmos- phere' for Goldcrest. As were the others, Franklin was attired this morning in cowboy costume. He had borrowed a guitar from one cf the cowboys to accompany himself him-self singing. and Christine Palmer had gazed happily at him5vhile he sang. It was her idelTthat he help entertain the waiting crowd, . and it had proved to be art-excellent idea.' ::A. .v , ' l .- A coupe slowed down and stepped Roselee greeted the. two vinen who were, in it ' - f , ierested in- seeing Goldcrest?" ',. . ; "Yes. Can we go right on over?" ' Nd ma'am.-. But ifypu will please wait'for a fejrmutes--V we are5 ha vina-Iot of-; fun-r-we - will allr go-in together. ;You seer, we. have all pur guides here this morning to" greet a specialbus party at. 10 o'clock. They're due any time. We're having songs." ; V Roselee smiled "at-them, arid her elusive left dimple flashed, ' and the twowomen'injthe car 5 smiled back arid said-they'd wait. ."More than av hundred college - students and some faculty members mem-bers from a New York university are coming," ..Roselee .went -on. 'Buses of. therh, on a coast-to- coast -tour. "How lovely! Ill bet they; read (about you in the papers. We saw your write-up several ; places, my' dear. 1 think '.it's marvelous".! We scan hardly wait" to soe your ghost town.'? V . , ,. .;- : ' "Thank - you," Roselee smiled again at - them. "Mr.- Larraway" here is pur advertising man.He?s TI3IPANOGOS WARD SHAROXVARD. . Mrs, JVIcrrill CrandaH' ; . Reporter Phone 026-K-3- x ,v Mr. and: Mrs. George Hudson , s , - , - , ,i of Spanish Fork were ; speciall guestsof Mr. : and Mrs. Ned .Ko- ford Tuesday, : it beihglrtHud-soh's beihglrtHud-soh's birthday v armiversaryT MrfU. Cree, Kof ford and son y Jackie were additional guestsX ' ' ilrs.; - Eva Curfewv- of Salina visitedYrWtth . relatives in . Orem Thursday.. She came "because of the '. serious . illness of her aunt, Mrs. Ada. -Morgan. ' ' ' Floyd Patten, his son,' Sterling and Evan Johnson enjoyed -a successful' suc-cessful' days fishing," at Straw-. berry Thursday. Each of Uie-meh retutnett. with their - limit1 of' fish. HAS A BATTERY AS' tOW'AS: Y- AND .YOU OIO X BATTIRY XT Cofne. in' today. turn TEED highway. DO Ci Goruica Phone 39 Utah COPYRIGHT.' the one who was singing when you drove up. He worked on college col-lege publications, aiidA sent a lot of material in to the newspapers and all." ' ' - "Did you have to "pay to get it published?- I - should" think " "Oh.no. We did buy some ad- vertising, and it helped a lot. But then the news writers and v the picture magazines seemed to' dis cover us and - they gave us far M more attention than we ever ex pected, really." . "I'm sure you deserved it." Christine called out then. "Here come the buses, 'Roselee!.' ... :" " : ' nniE five large buses took 20 minutes in arriving because they had been separated on the highway Two or three more pri vate cars pulled up duringthat interval, too.' DickBancroft greeted them. . Franklm and the two girls were, busy. with the col-lee col-lee crowd-but"when the last bus came-DIcU and Roselee, riding in their light service truck,' led the caravan over the rough two miles to the ghost town. .' Franklin and Christine rode withLthe- visitors, trying to show as much hospitality' hospital-ity' as they could. For one thing they enjoyed being hospitable, especially since this was a , group of. collegians approximately their own age, but aside f rem that was the salient fact that this morning's morn-ing's callers represented a money "take-whiclix would approach $200 all told. ,;.' ; . ' ' When .they had -all alighted again at thn edge of Goldcrest, to walk slowly through the now routine rou-tine routing worked out byDick and Franklin and - Roselee and Christine, the crowd was more like a picnic assembly or a ;crowd before . a football game. 'Youth dominated the-guests" this morning. morn-ing. Boys and, girls were making the inevitable wisecracks and asking-upward of a million ques-tions.X ques-tions.X More" sedate "adults could only follow and look on,y-butthe good spirits there were contagious. . They saw the' old abandoned residences. The corrals and blacksmith black-smith shops. The feed stores one with a bell which they ; rang and heard echo powerfully in the great rocky canyon there the interesting interest-ing old graveyard, the, bank and banfoershops and x other business places were all visited." When the f our bwnermanagers had escorted the guests atxlast to Mrs. Hogan's place? intne Ace Hotel for .lunch, ordered in adr-vance, adr-vance, one elderly: member' of .the New .York " college, faculty approached ap-proached Roselee and shook her hand.' . : ' . . ' . . -. "I i must " say,- Miss Dale,? " he smiled' "that we . may find som places ', to - disappoint, us on-this western tour, but your ghost town I surely livesjup toJeuWicity.'V4 1 y George veless ' left Friday mnr fnr- A nrtprson California wherer he? was called by the -death of.' his brother, Jack LovelessaT f ormer resident of Orem. X - ( Gail Lovelss,- son QfMr, and Mrs: Jtay Lovelessand ; Garth Boyce, are leaving todays for Logan Lo-gan w'herethey will en ter school at theYUTA.: CX -' X ir ana Airs, vvooa uavis . nd Mrs.- Frahk . Healy - Miv and Mrs. Wood Davis Nand en joyed aXsfuccessf ul - day's fishing on the-Stfawberry lake Thursday. . Mrsm. D.iUVells ' and Norma' and irs.x Richard Wells - visited in . Salt Lake City and at the state fair Thursday. .Mrs. jXD.Park.j3 spending several days with her sister, Mrs. Arnold Randall andher mother, Mrs. Dodge, in . Salt Lake City. . - Primary work . for - the" year opened with a . - social , fory the" children in Timpanogoa - ward. Mrs. "Nina : Booth was in charge, of the gamesr " A" - watermelon, "busU was a feature.-150 children child-ren weret in attendance. 'j x - Sharbn' stake' M. T; A. - ward and " stalke , wodkers Ywili hold their first: leadership meettoday at 2 p. m. at the . Lincoln high school anounces W. M. : Vernon and ' Mrs. Lorna Maycock, stake presidents of the Y. M. and It. W. Darueronup Discord? . xi ix x V 1 Reporters seem to be getting in Representative Hamilton Fish's hair as he gets a trim aboard the United States xLiner President Harding as she docked in New . York. Returning fronT the Interparliamentary Inter-parliamentary Union Congress at Oslo, the NewJVork congressman found no. interview immunity in the barber shop, :Jf -. : ''f"XX - ? V - -A BY vORN ARNOLD 139, NEA SER VICE, INC HRISTINE and Franklin, alert, V took that as a cue to show some courteous attention , to the other faculty "members and older folk present. Quite by chance they were near a bearded gentle-' man writh. an umbrella. . . "Ar you In the faculty,' too, sir?" Christine asked . hims Why uh yes, I am. Professor Profes-sor York that's my name." lle stuck out his hand and ChristineNl tooK xx in miia surprise, .xiis voice and manner were hardly in keeping keep-ing with his looks. For one thing, a professor almost -never-r calls himself "Professor,' Christine knew, havingjbeen in college only recently herself. He had surprised herjand she caught iTankun Lar-jway's Lar-jway's eye appraising, the man curiously too. But then, college faculty men .sometimes are eccentric ec-centric Christine made a point of beingxespecially cordial to him, then passed on. .'. : She forgot the , incident until most of the group vere sitting down to eat. Then, in her hurried survey . of the crowd just to -.be sure no guest was being neglected, Christine , saw Professor York quietly walking away from the hoteL--'";". v' .-K. . Also she rioiecT that Franklin-looking Franklin-looking strangely seriousof ,face r had edged over toward the door of Nthe hotel lobby, and was peer-x ingout atxproressor xorK. too. Doubtless - Franklin would ' call him, she told herself. . . 'But Franklin didn't call, and in spite of the bustle and the "laughter "laugh-ter and the constant happy hum of -voices around her, something made Christine ;glarice out again to check up On eccentric Professor Profes-sor York.'' Maybe she ought' to go bring himr in,- the i Olddear, she thought, kindly. Roselee and Dick were vefybusywith the younger. iOiK. ill Hle ul& uiu euc noted. . - LShe saw Professor York unob trusively headed own theT.strec!i, just gazing here and there; then suddenly cross over,; ; Moreover, he was going directlyptoward. the Goldcrest bank! . , That itself needn't have been alarming. And ; yet -something froze Christine Palmer - to'" atten-' tion there. s Some nameless inner fear. . . - 1 -. The fear was heightened ,' when she saw. Professor York" look hur-riedlyaround, hur-riedlyaround, then disappear;in--side the bank . door. She glanced at Franklin Larraway, caught the awed look of recognition now on that - young majv'slCcounte'nance. She started towalk' through the crowd to join Franklin; but in that J self - ran hurriedly, across 'andWl aa.no down the street, to enter the Gold- crestvbank. ; To Be Continued)' , M. I. ' A. respectively. , All Work- ers ateurged to attei rged to attendr M. Burr of Sahna" and W.-' R. urr of 'Ephrtahl xvisited with: their mothejMrs.i Julia.. C Burr, Wednesday. .' ..:c'-...'y EDGEtlpT: J ROIS. EVA GIXXKSril! I Y ReporteiwPhone 010-J-2 Norman Smith, son of Mr. and X Jesse S "th d, a Brereton, son, cffMr,: andCMrs. Clarence vBrereton 'liave " leftrfor Logan, where they W)ll . 'enter the . .Agricultural : College on Monday; Mon-day; . Both, young - - men attended the college last year.', X Mrs. William Hull -entertained atxa gay children's party Friday afternoon-v.- for . her . daughters, Carol and Norma, v whose birthdays birth-days occur this week; Games were xplayed and tasty refresh ments served the following kiddies: kid-dies: Junior and BarbaraStubbs; Jimmy and Barbara .Boyce, Myr--leen ; MeldrunX - Donald Hoganr" Dale and . DeanBaum, Edpfne-gar, Edpfne-gar, Darlen Bert - and Margaret FaucettjJoan, Joycand Valdls Gillespie and' 'JpeZC and Beth Jones. LoveJyTgifts were ..pre- sented thevflfttle ? honorguests. , TheGenealoglcal committee wilKbe in charge of the program tonight s at sacrament meeting. Mrs. Bertha Salisbury will have charge . of,., the Junior , program and . O. C. Marriott! the adult program. All members of the ward and friends are invited to attend at 7:30 p. m. , - The officers and classleaders of the Relief society will - be host- esses to all ladies of the ward Tuesday afternoon at.2:00 o'clock, in the opening social of. the- year. A fine . program has been prepared prepar-ed and refreshments will be served." serv-ed." v ; '7 Mr. and Mrs'. Paul Strebel, Mrs. Hanna Baum and Mrs.' Roy Ferguson Fer-guson visited the state . fair in Salt Laki. nn Thtircrtn v .. . 'y- , x Jv A The frog-mouth, .an Australian bird, sleeps during the day hr an upright posture, thereby resembling resem-bling a , treellmb ' and making x itself it-self inconspicuous. The bark-colored feathers of the bird help to carry out the deception. . r The home that we help you plan and X build will give you pride and corn- , fort, at less cost xJwix lucuuoxJ' xy'yj Ly Low Rates 1S5 WEST TIIIRD SOUTO Wings On ANEW winged evening j slipper in gold or sil- ver stitched kid, with sat- in accents which may be j. dyed td suit the customer, is shown with a glamorous glamor-ous evening gown of gray f lace the design of the lace outlined with silver j metallic threads. Notice j the molded bodice, the I sweetheart neckline, the "skirt fullness which starts I at the hipline. Delman, American designer created cre-ated the shoes. ,........ 7 Mr.'' and Mrs.'' Chris Nelson of j Salem announce , the marriage - of theirvoiaughter, La Vern to Ral Daniel Higginson, son of Mr3. Mary Higginson of Spanish' Fork. The marriage- wasXsolemnized Wednesday in thetu D.' S temple, Salt Lake. Mrs. Mary Higginson, Mrs.N Gerala Ashby, Mr. and Mrs. ,HarryHales of Spanish Fork, and i MjsT Robert-Lewis, of Twin Falls, accompanied,.-: thfc young boupl to ther temple A wedding receptioirwill be held Friday nighc lat th Salem Junior high school. . . rA deliehtful social event of the cany autumn was uie wiuai snuw er given by Mrs. David E. Williams And Mrs, Tvv Swanner inhonor of Kthp marriaeeof theirs son and1 daughter. Mr., andMrs, isrcen Wil - ' www liams. Thef unction was Tield "at the Firemen's hall which was beau- i tifujldecorated With early fall thhostesses ' the bridal couple and Misses Bernice Swanner and Sonoma Williams, During the eve ning a fine musical program was rendered with Shirt Swenson. master mas-ter of ceremonies. '. , Y A - delicious ; tray luncheon .was served by a bevvy -ofyoung: girl 1 friends Of the bride, under the direction of the hostesses, out oi town aruests included Mr. and Mrs; C. B- Luckey and Mrs. Meritta Brazier of Salt Lake City,. ;inere were 150 guests bidden to the de-. lightf ul affair and the young cou; TovpIv srifts. Utah riends -will Jbe intefesteorjn the announcement hAhe marriage of Edwin Leer Ellis,' oldest son- of Dr. Wilder and" Jessies Lee Ellis formerlyex Urimiahr Persia, to GeorgiarMae ' Burroughs, daughter j ofMrs. Frank'H.JLove, Charlotte; North Carolina. The. marriage was snlpmnized " August . 31. at Char- infte Mr. and Mrs.EUis are now j at . the Chadwick Seaside school near Santa Barbara,, California, where -Mr.. Ellis is one of the rac- utly. ; Lieutenant and Mrs. Josepi Chadwick are .tne superintei rlpntsxof this, school whlcif Waal dedicated last April. T.ivlnjr' trees are . composed of much dead wood. . As the outer rings xof the trunk 'continue to grow, 'thekinner onesdie ahd hard- on. .tnus iurnisning isuppui .. the tree.' Cockrell & Jones - . . X v- . x ' for Prices of Installation of Uindoix Glass : 136 W. 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I I I ' pn-Tayfor-RusfeeinX' : H Xlf ' ' X Durincr theJVtonth of, September !yau will not: only receive nqerai allowance lor your on a New, Monarch, .but you may; also sharexiri this big1 MONARCH FACTORY PREMIUM OFFER!" . equal value. Make TlllWlo! .. ' 3 P LEAS A HT GfiOl'E ' BflSS MOIJV .WEST Correspondent Phono Z3-W Faculty members of the Pleas ant Grove high' school held theirs first social of the year in American Fcrk canyon Thursday evening. A chicken supper wjels7 enjoyed-' first, s and latergameswere played andlProvo, Mrs. Vida Swcnson an interesting program Riven around a ;uge bonfire. Those participating 'were Principal and Mrs. Karfr. Danks, taura . Banner, Ellen Walker, Dan Peterson, Mr, and Mrs Earl Giles," Mrs. Iva Carlson, Carl-son, Estelle Fenton, Edna Gillman, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Jensen, Mr and Mrs. E. R. West; Mr. and Mrs James Simmons, Mr. and ' Mrs. A. J. Rogers, Mr. and ; Mrs. 'II. S. Richards julr. ; and ,Mrs Joseph Day.y. v x x Mr. and .MrsXlfeber Gardner; Mr. and Mrs ' Kenneth Bullock, spent Wednesday In Salt Lake. ' The '-season's courses .In, Geneal ogy hegan. Wednesday . everringln. theJThird ward. Mrs. Stena Chris-tensen Chris-tensen is Class leader In the senior department .and Mrs.- .. Vera r. Lee Hilton in the junior department.' - Mayor and Mrs. SrfA. Kirk have received, word that their son Warren War-ren has landed Jn New York from a European mission. Hewlll visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ; Driggs before,, returning home. - ; MrslXfOrena Kelson, wlio was injured in-aj).automobile , accident a week ago v Is slowly improving. x ..' Fif tyfour. Sixth grade pupils had pThursday ? evening. 'TheyXwere Ichaperoned bv PrtnciparRayjMer- till,.MrsNLucy White, and Miss Betha'Storrs. -- - , X X --: Keith Jensevhas been chosen for residence training work on N.Y.A. He will enter the Agricultural col-lege col-lege .at Iiogan. 'i ' X. ' ' x ' ; 'Jean FUgal," son of&IrXand Mri Jens ' P. Fugal and Maxine Rob a very . pia range WWII ; ' W'"X M x- -x ;xx s- : ::)-' M r ' ' f - 11 A : .'- very IMonarch Coal, Electric or Gas Range purchased from D.-T.-R. Co. will have'includcd with the present low. price, 1G Square Yards of Armstrong's Linoleum (Felt Base) or its equivalent in any other merchandise of ' . - Your Selection Tomorrow! u.uv1 in 1 1 A J if X - 1 ft X I inson, daughter of Mr. and -.Mr:?. lxt Robinson of Aniftican Fork were married ' in thy ' iialt I-akf. -temple on ..Wednesday. Ecpt. 20. The Fugals and Mrs.- HuiM Wright, .ir and Mrs. . Ijt Robinson Robin-son and Mrs. Reva It.' I3ripK.s rc-companied rc-companied them to the :: temple. Two parties have been given in American "Fork for the young Couple. Theyv '-- were attended by Mrs. Fugal, mother ' of the groom, ' Mrs. 'Stena CliristeriKerr. Mr,a' "Delilah. Fugal, Mrn. Viola Fugal of Pleasant Grove and from - Miss Margarett Olsen, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Albert OJscn left Tuesday Tor . New Yorkto enter -the University of Columbia. His: Olsen who ha taught 'school for the past three years, will work-for , her master's degree. " (; -The Bureau of Navigation f the Navy Department has' the responsibility re-sponsibility of-training and edU' cating the officers and, enlisted men of the navy, with the exception excep-tion of .the professional calling of medicine. , , ' - LEGAL" i:DTIG3S Guardianship Notices i V CJonsult Cxunty .CirrK or ln Respective Signer "for;. Further . i Information,': V ' t fe-r r '-k . . NOTICE TO CKKHITORS , In the Matter'-of s the' cslato or Jennie .Morgan,, deceased. ' " Creditors xyllls. present claim.-!, under oath, with voucher?!, to the undersignod administrator nt" the Law ' Office ' of J. Rulon MiKaI1. Attorney, at.-Law, Provo Commci'-cial Commci'-cial Bank Building, Provo Utah, on or before the 17th day, of. November, No-vember, 1039. ; . . A N DAVID. ORG AN, XAdministrator of Faid estate of , X.f Jennie Morgan, Deceased. J. Rulon' Morgan, v Attbrt1ey'sfor;'Admlnlslrator. Pub" Sept. 10r.17. 24. Oct. 1. 0 ; fe. Xi V) -X" X v i,x X V X . |