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Show THE TIM SA Y?Y7 TVJ- NEPHI, UTAH. S, r ,7TZr5...A.L.w....si..aJl.. - YTn r v TIMES-NEW- i W T7T7 A T7 A H r r .i.-- tkl v g -v- .-, t- (( P ( Tl .... '. Ti 7 "il fix T? : a. . fc.-.- . -,. HILBUP.N AT CHAUTAUQUA Prominent Musical Organization at Chautauqua Margaret Reynolds Company Master in the Art of Impersonate Comes on the Opening Night. Olive McCormick, Noted Coloratura Soprano, Witepskie's Concert Orchestra With Coming on Last Day of Assembly will te uniof C'liautitmri the best, kirn v lY platform. chariu of his work lies in the simiiiii-iiand naturalness of his style. His are taken from real life ami u.e A. Mather Hllburu the big attractions week. He in one of lmfersiinators on the A Delightful Artists' Trio Scheduled for Two Concerts on the Second Day of Chautauqua s ;3 0 USr 5 I r , ' : A musical event of unusual Interest to Chautauqua patrons Is scheduled for the dosing day of the nssembly in the presentation of Witepskie's Concert Orchestra with Olive McCormick, soloist. This splendid organization is tinder the leadership of Meyer Wltepskie, a brilliant pianist and director. Since the age of fifteen he 1ms been conduct in;; orchestras and he has built up an enviable reputation In musical circles. He knows music and he knows his au lieiai-And he loves to pleuse always thoroughly generous In his interpretations. . , Olive McCormick, noted coloratura soprano, formerly soloist with the Pittsburg Symphony nr. In Joint concert with the orchestra In the evening. She has a voice ol rare and beautiful quuiiiv s - WOMAN DISLIKES Anniversaries of birthdays, Service is the keynote of the modern, progressive concern. BorM. Common sense. you By cultivating quietness will be more disposed to cul- tivate other habits which monize with quietness. Doable chins. Embonpoint. The best service usually can he rendered in a quiet, businesslike way rather than by any Freckles. blare of trumpets and noisome gabble. Gray hair. nome-houndln- har- husbands. g Indifferent men. Jass with meals. Kisses from mustached men. Lack of mirrors in elevators. Masculine mush. Mastery of the habit of quietness will help you to overcome losing your temper and nothing so lowers a person in eyes of others as violent outbursts of temper. Quietness and patience and .terseverance nearly always go hand In band. Forbes Magazine. Nobodies. Obligations, i Photographs that SAP AND SALT look Ilk ber. The sorrows of childhood are soon Queries. sr. lUd noses. man is made You can't tell what of till some one calls him a liar. Sunday morning. country can always find sn excuse war if It has a big army. for A Too much truth. lies Heck says: "For some husbands, life Is Just one dressmaking bill after another." Unbecoming hats. I Visitors who smoka, Wrinkles. "" "Xerotic res the first tim SUgziggeTS. Exchange. Products of Iceland. Iceland Is the source of the sgnte "snd chalcedony which are made Into In watches and jewels for bearings dectrlcsl instruments. And There You Mivs It Ellsabfth. when Sfked the igeS ol two brothers, answered. "I am big- ber snd llttlef ger than Hie littlest one the biggest one." "Working" the old man Is shout all the work the average young roan Is Interested In. The fellow who carries the bosket to the picnic and pats op the swings usually finds the Issy fellows have all the girls. The girl who aseJ to marry a man to cure him of the liquor habit now marries him to get money .to buy nut sundaes for herself. Rert Moses In Detroit Free Press. Fickle a a woman It's How can we expect the forecast of ficials to I"'11 w''iil the weather will oo when the went her Itself does not know? Boston Herald. ' t sr i " dvc",' x: ;r. :, yr: natural, unaffected overdrawn or exaggerated. So artless Is his method that he attains the hlgest art one forgets the impersonator entirely and sees only the Impersonation. He presents using his characters in make-ugrease-pain- t and wigs and changing with lightning rapidity. NEPHI CHAUTAUQUA Aug 10 to 14 NEPHI CHAUTAUQUA Aug 10 to 14 a p, 8SV SCIENCE HAS OVERCOME DREADED POTATO BUG. The Potato Magazine calls attention to the fact that certain regions of the upper peninsula of Michigan have been vir ually freed of that notorious pest, the potato bug, by the operations of a tiny parasitic fly which lays' Its eggs upon the striped beetle. Grubs hatched from these eggs bore into the potato bug's body and eat out his Inside works. If it were not for parasites that prey upon the potato bug. It would scarce be possible to grow any potatoes In this country, despite all the farmer could do to poison the Insect with parls green. That destructive beetle was originally native to mountain districts of Colorado, where It fed on a wild variety of polaio plant called the "sand bur." It Is supposed to have been carried into Missouri by the cattle traffic, snd In 1864 It crossed the Mississippi river. In the early seventies It bad crossed the Detroit river and Lake Erie was , litentny alive with potato bugs, i passengers on eulps or whatever else would keep them afloat They reached the Atlantic coast In 1873, and the beaches were soon swarming with them. Vessels were boarded by them In such numbers that batches had . to be battened down. At that period and for some time afterward much alsrtn was felt lest trte potato would become an extijict vegetable In the United Stakes. But nature has a way of dealing with sucb mischiefs, and before long parasitic enemies of the beetle multiplied In such anmbers as to make possible Jts control. The abovC - meutloiied fly. which has done such good work In Michigan, will be colonized In other parts of the country, and may solve the potsto bug problem for good and all. Philadelphia Ledger. Happiness and Duty. Happiness Is the natural owes' Juty." Phillips Brooks. In never AUTOMOBILE HOW SERVICE tV' - presented WHAT r- - I : mannei? A i GOSSIPS Mary Adel Hays, noted American coloratura soprano, organized and coached The Margaret Reynolds Company of New York. It Is a trio of musical artists, each member having attained prominence In their respective field of musical endeavor. Margaret Reynolds, soprano, who heads the company has a rarely beautiful voice, ample In volume and rich In quality. Miss Taylor, violinist. Is a pupil of the great Leopold Auer and Is one of the most promising young artists on the concert platform. Guy Mariiner, the New Zealand pianist. Is a brilliant artist on the piano and In his planologue work. ALBERTA'S CLAIMS TO FAmE How Northwestern Canadian Province "Manufacture" Weather for the United States. can' of gasoline retails in the Argentine at anywhere from 6 pesos to 16 pesos (one peso equals A five-gallo- n The prairie provinces of Cuniula Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta are not without their bids of fume. $0.4240). For exumple: herds The last of the A background of gold and numerals survivors of the millions of and letters of black Is the color com- of America, animals which roamed the plain bination adopted by Tennessee for the and woodlands or the continent, now 1921 automobile license plates. range through northwestern Allieitn. This province alone is estimated to In Belgium, the three largest auto15 per cent of the world's contain at are In the factories country mobile known coal supply. out weekly present capable of turning The myrlud of wild ducks, geese, betw een 20 and 30 finished cars apiece. and other migratory fowl that lly are for the each Between 300,000 and 800.000 people northward bound spring the northern for were employed In automobile factories most part The pay parts of the three pruirle provinces, in this country last year. where they build their nests aud rear roll amounted to more than $400,000,-00their young. And much of the weather of the States Is munufuctured In AlUnited In 401 are While there persons only Is not tin Idle fancy. The This berta. exIncome Iowa and Nebraska whose weather bureau recogceeds $25,000, there Is an automobile United States a large number of what for every six: person refrtdlng in those nizes that are technically known as "disturbstates. ances" originate near the little town a few miles over of Medicine Arizona, Illinois, Ksnsas, Michigan. the Canadian Hat, line north of Mout:ma, Nebraska, Rhode Island and Vermont of the have adopted black and white as a sweep down along the roots Rocklt and spread out to the enst-warcolor combination for 1&21 automobile carrying In their trains cold license plates, waves, windstorms, rain, snow and blltzards. Pittsburgh Dispatch. At least once In six roontl.s ballthe be should Inspected, bearings Hew England Honors War Dogs. rough or worn cams replaced with perWar dogs have not been forgotten filled with fect ones and the ball-ru- n altogether and a movement Is 011 foot graphite grease. In England to place a monument In (lardetis, London, In memIn Seattle. Kensington officers attendance Klght the In that played important of dogs ory the search dtj Vah., constantly tiasseneeT automobiles snd roadsters parts In the great war. The suggest ed memorial may take the form of for school children who have a tenfour sculptured dog representing vato "hookey." play dency rious breeds anil facing the foar The movement of 8park plugs of British manufacture pointsbeen the compass.with considerable received has are made to fit the American autnmo approval and It Is likely that there bile, while the American spsrk plugs as a rule, will not serve for British, will be little trouble In raising tin. money necessary to carry the project made cars or motorcycles. recogThis through. nition of the honorable pnrt played In the state's of Victoria mid Tn In placing mania, the consular district of Aus by dogs Is In line withof the the horses a tablet of of memory n Is ap there registration trsllfl, In the war by proximately 22 "ilT, motor cars and and mules that served ofllces. the War department trucks, and in.2,." mti.rcy. es. wild-buffal- 1 ... ... .... esj Te Osatleve Mlaeourtane.weighs Sometimes the fellow who of givconvicted wor.l- - might hl Miiiett Journal. short ing vr:jt well-merite- d U,'t liV. LltiC3 Ol tilt v jr d. IMuiii.l t"ii.i;. a rote .1 '.or!-- on the 15 decisive buttles ol th- - v..rld which he giMt. follows: tl) Marathon, B. C. J'.KJ. (2) Syracn" Sii : Arbelii. 413; (3) B. C. 'Ji'T, Ii C. Xil (."1) Arm. 9; I. nmdii. a H!: on (G) ('bilious. A. A. It. T.Vi; N) (9) Orie:in-- . A l n ir.s.s. D. . f ( . A IT) A I) tint D. rs, If.aJ; I r.iriiin-m- . ue Ar- - A. ITiiO; 170!; (1) I'uttowa A i l A (13) S:iri!ogn 17", (14) Valniy. A 1. lTii'J; (15) Waterloo. A. D. 1S15. One More Credit Given China, of ("apt Stanley Flower, din-dothe zoological hi (iia. t'airo, I. as Egypt. prepiired considerable data (Mi the siihit-c- i which ne ob tained from miiI hoi inn e soiin i s. Ac ei iIiohj.-- i ilie cording to Captain ancient Egyptians kepi wild inhii.ils ontn.-u-n- l cur-ile- n !n captivity, he first of which there Is 1I1 liniti- knowlthe li'si oiniier-o- r edge whs founded t of the ('lion ihna-tv- . nbooi loven B. C, tn China. I,.- - "InIt w is iii'l.-.hint ac'iimllo Park." and telligence and eilucntlor tl oi,;.-i-- i gin-ileu- i . - ! . Irish Will An The will of . no ll.M (iri-en- . d'd "11s recorded gave De.einbei 22, iC.', Ui Ills sister. Catharine tirceti. all his lands, and f tor her dci ease to others In trust. u on 1.. mill inn (hat she ti"'ili four green waistcoats to foui pool women In a green old age every year, sm-l- i green wMstconts to he lli.ed villi gt.en gatoon luce and o lie Vlheied to the poor women on Ivcetnlior 21 o that they might be worn on Christum day" tl-.- Month Curve. Study t!.e so up of u ho i ii d In i It loiiic.;, place by a for.l. Uio rule. "Curves the line ,,f j The curve, whereier ri.i, . the human Inxiy, s ofi 1,0 i. iidi j. Ii s. in to he the blending of nuiuiev. . So It with the mouth. I on-card the mouth of a cruel, gov-ipman in, I I ,. ,.vf. described as being "llkn a' in a stone wall."' I thoucrbt thd !'. a very apt one. Cleveland Cain !ealer. One Qnod Innovation. Jud Tonkins says one of the best The Largest Salt Mines, helps to production Is the change In In Uie political rrts( ii' t! of prevents a man world salt The largest (nines to aetr'c f wo-- l; in or'Vi to go around nine of milal are those Wleliczka, snd cei intls for hia tote. In AusUia, from Cracow. OaJIcia, |