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Show r i A HOME DEVOTED PAPER FOR INTERESTS OF JUAB HOME PEOPLE The Times, Vol. 16, VVmo CONSERVATION Over-grazin- g COUNTY of Forests Is Detrimental to Farmers Lantern and Stockmen Slides of Reserves Shown. The News, Vol. 10, No. Nephi, Juab County, Utah, Friday, April 16, 1926. No. 16. MARK ANflFRSflN 7X LfiUuKCS UN TO THE Murdered Man Found in Burning Car JOHN E. BOOTH HEADS CENTRAL UTAH LEAGUE COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS t 16. AUTO ACCIDENT DISCUSSED AT EUREKA PROVES FATAL The County Commissioners held their regular meeting in this city last Saturday. Present were W. G. Orme. John Bunnell and Dr. Steele Bailey, Jr. A committee from the Juab County Fair association met with the commissioners relative to the purchasing of a twenty acre tract of land to be used for a county fair grounds. The d commissioners are very mucn in the movement, but took the matter under advisement, to be re ported on at a later date. Tuesday evening a group of rep resentative farmers and businessmen from Nephi met with the Kiwanis club of Eureka, to discuss the fair grounds with the Tintic people. Talks were given by June Kendall, w. t. Andrews, A. H. Belllston and Harry Beagley. The matter was thoroughly discussed by the Eureka business men, but the club did not take any definite stand on the matter as yet, although it is the opinion of the Nenhl men .that made the trip to Eureka, that the Tintic people will back the county fair board in their effort to buy the fair grounds. The following Nephi men made the triD: June Kendall, W. C. An drews, G. R. Judd, I. M. Petty, J. E. Reld, W. G. Orme, A. H. Belliston, uom nonciev. Wm. Bailey, Joel John E. Booth of Spanish Fork, former state commander of the American Legion was unanimously elect ed president of the Central Utah Baseball league at a meeting of the board of directors of the league, held in Provo last Friday evening. Mr. Booth succeeds J. L. Hiatt of Heber, who was forced to resign because of business affairs. In the se lection of Mr. Booth as head of the league, baseball fans of this territory feel that a very wise choice was made as he has always been active in the development; of the sport. The opening game will be playec? on Wednesday May 12, when Span ish Fork plays at Provo. Payson at SpringviHe, Heber at "Nephl and Eureka at American Fork. The first minr-este- TO LORENE COX Steps From Mona School Bus and Runs Directly Into Oncoming Auto Brought to Nephi for Medical Aid. Lorene Cox, 9 year old daughter Clarence N. Cox, who lives on the Burraston farm, six miles north oi this city, was struck and fatally in" ured by an automobile last Friday fternoon. She suffered a fracture at the base of the skull and died two ours later. Vinmo The child was an occupant of the of the season will be Mona school bus, and was on her played in Heber, Span'sh Fork and way home. When she reached the Payson on Friday, May 14, and in point were the children leave the F.nrpka on Sunday. May 16. Ameri state road to walk down to the farm can Fork will play at PayVon, Springhouse, she stepped from the school vine at Heber, Nephi at Spanish bus and started to run across the Fork and Provo at Eureka. road. As she darted from behind the The sale of season tickets was Milton Klein, milkman, discovered thla burning sedan in front of 338 East board of control bus she ran into an automobile drivthe discussed and ranges in this state, and stated that decided that each club would sell Eighty-firs- t street. New York. He turned In an alarm and firemen responding en by J. Walter Paxman, of this city, a forest the that of Morris Grossman, in a number of localities who was returning from Salt Lake would retain the entire found a charrnd body In the car, later Identified as but them, car reserves were overstocked, causing nroceeds in their respective towns. gang member. He had been shot five times and his haieds were tied. The City, with him were his wife and with gasoline end set on fire. an alarming condition. He stated that but the Mrs. Nellie Schofield. visiting team would get 40 had then been soaked one town in Southern Utah waspract-'call- y Mr. Paxman, is said to have been of the gate receipts, with cent per that to fact the abandoned due ten dollars per game. of a slowly, but when he saw the driving guarantee the livestock men were forced to get Taylor and Earl Gadd. ball was adopted for was too late to stop until he child The it Spalding rid of their stock on account of the this season. struck and fatally injured the child. the over are to men run A rebuilding due crew of down, range being The The advisability of Park City engirl was rushed to Nephl teleohone line from the forks of the where dying grazing, so that it would tot produce tering the Central Utah league was was attended by Drs. she this .onirnn tn the raneer station enough forage for the cattle. of the officers the but but she was and Beckstead Allred, Mr. Anderson stated that overweek, under the supervision or for beyond medical assistance. that it would not be decided league i Christenson. the P. do with to A. lot a est ranger grazing had Funeral services were held Mon advisable to accept the mining town's floods that come down some of the franchise for this season. was at Wood are afternoon at the North Ward Dennis the Connell day Bert Connell and Sam speaker canyons of the state, this doing damof the the regular weekly luncheon of the Bishop C. H. Grace presiding. chapel, front the part in remodeling were fish to that the planted age The opening prayer was offered by noon. Kiwanis street on Main South Monday club, Emro Nephl; building the the stream, and the fact that and Bishop Thomas Bailey. and will open an paint His subject being "Clean-u- p watersheds would not hold the water The speakers were, President A. The Paint-up.- " Musical selections were week. next and enameling "shop until later in the summer, made it a H. Belliston, Jesse Pay and Bishop some of the rendered by Miss Elma Jones and are Connells installing made who on the farmers, hardship C. H. Grace. .Musical selections were latest and improved equipment for Miss Rheta Sperry; and two readings a living by using the water for irriVice-Pre- s as follows: Vocal duet, Mrs. Allie to Neville. be handle Miss will able and Margaret by painting, gation purposes. Belliston and Mrs. T. E. Carter; vo- -. any kind of a paint job that the pub ident T. O. Durham presided. The matter of wild life was taken cal selection, the Cole Sisters; Vocal states ic will demand. Sam Connell The; speaker stated that for the up by the speaker, and explained camsolos, Mrs. A. J. Crapo and Mrs. Ma clean-u- p San from secure will work of number years bethey past the that the forest reserve should bel Lunt. each and Millard and were counties, Juab year, inaugurated pete, paigns habitat for wild life, but If the gaifie The benediction was pronounced expect to build up a good paint bus but a definite program of improve- R. V. Stanley has purchased the ever became so numerous on any secby I. H. Grace, and the grave in the a decided such central in is never as upon. been iness east ldeot caNephi mpntikad of aintex.nroRejttrim,4&e tion as to hamper the grazing "Russell .HajvykJuSLi RVchasedJJii "was dedicated" dTatioTrrW3inie"cTT8nitHnfiS-Tlshould"''-beandthi8 was "the only way in which' Main street, adjoining the cnrisien Vfrie BrufT"cemeTery" distributed -- to ttle; the Central Motor Boswell. The floral offeradjoining by building Stephen will ever Mr. con Connell would develop business paint this community son shoe repair shop, and will other parts of the state, as was the company's on the south, last Friday, paint of signs. line. kinds all this 65 foot building on ings were beautiful and profuse. 46 a . case struct along with the elk on Mt. Nebo last This by The following relatives and friends building was formerly occupied . this ground. year. C. Penney company's store, the from out of town attended the funerJ. the an be brick of will The building A number of business Items were and for a number of al: Samuel previous years Idaho; " cement construction, with a plate Mrs. J. C. Cox, Pocatello, discussed by the members, among by the Excelsior Mercantile company. PERMITS ARE ISSUED BOARD OF EDUCATION Williams, Mr. and Mrs. into be divided will and which was the advisability of build- Mr Hawkins is remodeling it ana glass front, Angus Price and Sons, Mrs. Fred TO CATTLE GRAZERS HOLD REGULAR SESSION two rooms. Bryan'son Garage, wnicn ing a retaining pond in the canyon, to It will be used for garage purposes. Wiseman and son of Union, Utah; street Center has been operated take care of the small fish that the call for remodeling the The room Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ekker and fama will occupy bv Willis State and federal hatchery sends to North plans Bryan, Mrs. Arnold Ekker and front portion for an orrtce, Mrtv-nn- e hv sixty-fiv- e feet, an ily, Mr. ofand this section, until they are at least and the South front for display room Silver family the for of Juab City; Mr. and Mrs. Education have or been of Board The a granted Permits six inches long, before turning them for automobiles. The balance of the another room with frontage Mrs. Duke. ses Ralph Hyrum Duke, Mrs. came. r.eaa in oi Z6.3D& met tennant ol School District but the regular foot will be Into the main stream. J. H. Carter grazing Harold Clark, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. ground floor and the basement will 690 horses and 187,080 Bheep on tne sion Tuesday evening, April 13th has not been built, as yet two decided were upon there good that reported be used for storing of cars, while the Uinta National Forest for the sea- Those Mrs . J. M. 'Norton of Provo; present being Harry Foote, J. sites at Birch Swamps, where dams According to Mr. Stanley the work Peay, will be converted into an son of 1926. The cattle and horses H floor Mr. Mrs. Arthur ChriBtenson and and upper Liorenzo will H. T.unt. and James Ockey, ni commence next week, could be built with very little Caroline and Geneva, Mrs. up to date auto paint shop. daughters 1081 permittees and MangeUon and Raphael Garfield. owned are 1st. June by be by rear completed Runways will be built in the Mary Ann Mickelson of Ft. Green, on the 365 sheepmen. a fence of the by construction The sheep of the building, which will be used Mr. and Mrs. Joe Christenson of Morschool was The owners reside in five counties: North side of the Central to get cars into the basement and up Mrs. Lee Taylor, Mrs. Andrew oni; Board BULLETINS ARE READY to the second floor. Utah, Juab, Sanpete, Wasatch ana authorized by the with Nephl City, HIGH SCHOOL BAND Cofford of Freedom. In on handled Duchesne. The cattle are an appropria the range in community allotments. the Board authorizedthe construction FOR DISTRIBUTION TO PARADE AT PROVO for of tion $150.00 associations. 7 cooperative mostly BASEBALL LEAGUE on MISS MILDRED ELLISON work of which there are twenty recognized of a tennis court and other school the high the the park adjoining for the Forest. One association, TAKES ON NEW LIFE Uinta IN BANK HOLD-U- P A supply of the following farmers' The Nephi high school band, under Graziers association. building. Sheep or &i- - fhe direction Board Chas. Prof. the of of Engai Bulletins from the U. S. Department The members all the sheep permittees represents In- of Agriculture and the Utah Experiw,n particiPate in the big parade to usnany ucation will make their annual although on th range each indivia-uaor aistne schools ment station, have Just been receivthe of be gtaged at Provo, next Saturday l snectlon With the re organization of the handles his own stock on an Mildred Ellison, daughter of Am-i- l ed at the office of the County Agri- Central Utah Baseball league and 24th. when the B. Y. U. Is hav- - Mr.Miss triet next Thursday, April 22nd. allotment. Mrs. J. W. Ellison, who is and after cultural agent and copies may be had with the spring rains apparently Claims against the district ,ng tneIr annuai invitation track and cattle div employed at the Mission Branch of There are twenty-seve- n ana w. were allowed meet free while they last, by applying to over, the heretofore dormant club audited fIed 128 being Bank at Twenty-thir- d the Mr. A. E. Smith, Agricultural agent: should awake and begin to stir them- isions on the Uinta Forest and rants for payments ordered to be According to Information received and Liberty Mission streets, San Francisco, allotments. range oe No. 1158 Growing iwo Sorghum for selves. The opening of the baseball sheep Issued. by Prof. Engar, there win received a scare a few sections In the parade, the B. Y. U. California, that we doubt she will get Forage. No. 1160 Diseases of Ap- season In the league Is four weeks days ago, band leading the first section, and over ples In Storage, No. 1191 Making away. During the Intervening time, a Annual Senior Ball To Be for a few days, when the bank In BOOTH PITCHFORTH American Cheese on the Farm, No. the Nephi high school band leading which she worked " was held up. dUn The Held In Arlington Tonight 1209 the second. n Planting and Care of Street 0C"GS Miss Ellison's picture was printed Trees. No. 1311 Chrysanthemums In the San Francisco Examiner, with territory. for the Home. No. 1171 Growing league city and m., At,plia Booth of thisLake In fact many of the clubs had al- Utah. the of H. W. Warner following Item concerning the Logan, 1208 No. City Annual Flowering Plants, The annual Senior Ball, given by Lee L. Pltchforth of Salt readv begun to train In earnest when w annointed to the position of hold up. which said In part: "On en uenver at Trees for Town and City Streets, the Aoril of few class the a Senior Friday last Nephl nign the were married rainstorm arrived State Extension Specialist in Poultry tering the bandit walked behind the No. 887 Raspberry Culture, No me ie. weeks ago and put a crimp In the school will bo held tonight at the Colorado, k"J .h Tr,,.iM. . " nf tho Utah Aericul- - front railing of the bank, pointed the M . 669 XYILlfeUi a Fibre Flax, No. 537 How to Ku President John baseball bug la seldom Arlington hall. The class officers The practice. tural Onhead354 college at a meeting held last gun at Miss Ellison, stenographer. Grow an Acre of Corn. No. States Mission nr novor active when snow covers have engaged a splendid orchestra at he Western Mr. Warner will graduate 573 Scott street, and said, 'Don't be . s Friday. r church. ion Culture, No. 668 The 8quash the on i having and and plan from Salt Lake, ground. It takes sunshine U A C. this spring, and afraid. Miss, I'm as scared as you from the The Mrs. of Vine Borer, No. 667 Sugar Beet season. the of daughter bride I. to get him to perform his one of the best dances Th. ground dry as an honor stud are!' selected been has 471 . No. v nnth. and has been employed Growing Under Irrigation. " He marched Miss Ellison, Casey best. ent at that school. 1 this of a bank a, Grape Propagation, No. 836 Sweet National nan at the Nephl ucicr Kntnusiasm teller and Dr. F. A. Gawthorne the Clover Harvesting and Threshing, . i tr.r the nast five years in thp central Utah Tennis Court INow Heme niv.w a rear room, and kept his gun into will COUPle No. 1051 on seaFarms, married Sheep Irrigated Built At City Park at the beginning of any at J. P. Langhorne, W. A. , pointed CltV. Colt No. 1039 Commercial Comb Honey leaeue In MOTIIKK OF MILLIONS maire ineir iiuiun m son than at the present time, mis G. Gonzales." and Dalllin RaisProduction. No. 1090 Rabbit here Mr. Pltchforth is empioyea oy was evidenced at the meeting or tne CO. Livestock ing, No. 1132 Seed Marketing Hints board of control held In Provo Fri H. pttrhforth Problem What, are A tennis court Is being built Just the R. for the Farmers. No. 1137 Grain All of the clubs were repgoing to do with the Students Receives Leadernight. build day school the of east high Nephl The Them. How Grow to Sorghums. season? the exception of Heber this with resented the to add will which this week, above bulletins are from the U. S. ing ship Training at Logan Pettv Appears Solution She dpserves a (Continued on page eight) recreation activity at the Nephl city Department of Agriculture. The fol- Recital so cage her. Do slow Violin death, In park and community playground. lowing circulars are from the Utsh Last week the following students this by buying a Fly-Tra- p The school board having appropriatExperiment station: Fish Thousand r Twenty-foufrom the High school attended thee of Prof. from the hoys of the Manual a pupil Wanda Miss Petty, of court' the for ed the $150 building Clr. No. 84 Sugnr Beet ProducAnnual Club Leaders school at Logan Training Dept. See A. J. Crapo Planted In Canyon Streams Ralph E. Booth, appeared In a vio tlon In Utah, No. 60 Seed Potato received Intensive training In and It. U. Sat about Y. last B. the at lin recital Treatment, No. 59 Control of StinkEvA in club numb two Fly leadership: Miss Ruth Grover Trap Slogan North Ward Primary To urday evening, playing ing Smut of Wheat. No. 4 Arrangeof Nephi; Miss Leona Peterson of Home. ery Rubinstein, T" in by Rain r ers: small thousand "Melody Twenty-fouA ment Hold Conference Sunday Planning of Home Grounds. Just remember It takes Levan; Mr. Boyd Burton. Nephl, and and "The Rosary" by Nevln. In for bow trout were planted In the canyon No. 3 Apple Spray Schedule Mr. Nephl Sorenson. Levan. one lick manner. very creditable Utah, 1926, No. 7 Onion Culture In stream last week, under the super The girls received To keep a man from gettraining In Game and Fish of the vision Nephl Utah. Domestic Art projects and will teach The annual North Ward Primary unloadsick, company Th ting Motor Orace from were received fish club. BookThese Leaflet No. 160 The Hitch n club of girls during the summer. conference will be held Sunday afA Therefore, 'tis better she .arlnad of Chevrolet auto in let, showing many efficient hitches the Federal hatchery at Springvllle. ternoon at the ward chapel. A spec Mr. Burton will lead a Potatoe club Mt. should die. a car at also for three, four, five and six horse The local club has made application ial Invitation Is extended to all mem Nephl Wednesday, So for mankind's seke, cnge and Mr Sorenson. a Lamb and Calf local company the where of more thousand for several gov Pleasant, the also Is Included among teams, be In attendance. have tne agency for this popular club. All will compete for the Union to ward of the bers that fly. received be will which ernment fish, list; as well as Spray Guides for the ar Pacific Scholarships. has been an as excellent program automobile. later In the season. Spraying of Fruit Trees. ranged for this occasion. Mark Anderson, president of the Utah County Conservation association was the speaker at the meeting of the Nephl FiBh and Game club held Wednesday evening in the City hall. Mr. Anderson delivered a very able address on "Conservation." The speaker stated that the conservation question was of vital importance to every man. woman and child of the Btcie, and especially so was this true to the farming and stock raising localities of Utah. He showed lantern slides of various parts of Utah forest reserves, and spoke of the condition of the NEPHI TO HAVE WOOD IS SPEAKER NEW PAINT SHOP AT KIWANIS CLUB HAWKINS BUYS NEW GARAGE TO up-to-d- BE BUILT ON THE ECELSIOR MAIN STREET MERC. BUILDING: they "!Ld"l TW-- 'If.:" ,,,.. I .. n-- Y Wnd , |
