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Show j 11, 1933 wjay. May THE LEHI FREE PRESS ALUMNI ENJOYED BY ila.'k-Li.- d F;ov.frs, LARGE CROWD . vice-preside-nt, aluha-bttKan- y, and treasurer. surname first, all the letters Sutcfcin?s, secretary the class of 1913; Wilburn Ball. of the alphabet are represented except f ,930 and Thomas F. Kirkham, I. O. Q, U. V, X, Y. before class began, or liKiO. Only Two Men: 0B year inthat say officers Odssa Zimmer-Ma- n they new and Lynn Hick-MaTbe n. tend to few Widows: n Beth n Josephine n Rinda And Vera during the past yeat. oU hold Goodwin and Arva And the following Orphans: Thelma especially Eriok-Sotok things in charge at the Thelda (Ting, who Max minute and put over such a good A And-er-So- And-er-So- And-er-So- last n, Lyall Clifford Lar-SoXewell Audrey, who is John-So- was Wilker-So- The following prognostication the Alumni party by T. prepared for n, n, numerous to f Kirkham and insatisfy issue. this is printed requests PROGNOSTICATION n Evelyn, Peter-So- n Ivy, a Rus-So- n F. Kirkham of Lehl High the graduates care of the to take order in School "dumpings" of our Alma Mater have formed this Alumni association as a the dumpidumping ground to receive Now the school, cleanings. the of ngs reof the task with confronted are ire or ceiving the biggest cleaning ever, boast of, is what they at least, that this class of 1933. I could easily pick out two classes from the groups of the overwhelm them in past that would this lone thing they have to brag Te Leslie Han-So- n And Neldon, otherwise Jack, Leo's Son. We found a few colors: Three colors of Red: A Hultatl d A Markland d And a Sherwin Brown Only one shade Zola Gray not drab, Just An Annie Gray d White a Floyd White Of the fruits, I find but one In that whole caboodle: A Berry Aaron Berry old did you say, why Aaon lived with Moses. Other food Stuff: A Kirk-Haof the Avery Type. Parts and Accessories: One Bone, Rlchard No Travelers, but one Commer She calls it "Coomer," but it's spelled Nola Comer. A few Professions: 2 Wood Choppers: Who Just keep chopping and the Chips will fly when the right fellow comes along. Lola Hacking and Maurine Hacking with All-Re- All-Re- All-Re- d. Long-legge- m about. this mess, that is being handed me for us, has been turned over to to I am say that I sorry sorting and be able We may but little. found lave Now BUY FROM YOUR HOME MERCHANT! one pile of wood. brought from Zimmerman, Odessa, which is'the German name for "Carpenter."' One Tayolr Doris but without Lover-Ridg- "Hello If distance separates you, exchange Mothers Day greetings by telephone. It's a pleasure to enjoy at little cost. Low night e. 1 Mother!" station-to-statio- n rates begin at 8:30 p. m. Distance for any rates you would like to know. Ask Long employment. Eva, a Stewart, but I could not learn on which steamship she sails. Two Blacksmiths with but one Stoker for them Elbert. EulaTa, "the Smith and Phyllis, the Smith But neither of them blackbrown. one is red and the other And John L, the Cook. , Animals None for the Dog Catcher there, Just a few for the ladles to wear. An Edward Fox, an Elda Fox, and a Beth Fox, but they won't furnish many spring coats. Then a little Deer The Lewis Faun. Implements We used to have an old wagon callto ed the 'Mitchell," I am unable Louise determine whether this May Stude-bake- r. Mitchell is of that type or a At all events she must have Stu-deto become Valedictorian. a Real Estate One Lott, Marjorie, beautifully chosen. located, well painted, not yet deif you so easy. Inquire, Terms not sire of her Sire. but Heber On Had-Fiel- d it he has whether I do not know now Ward Third the at or not. Inquire nt The Mountain Telephone & States Telegraph Co. Had-Fiel- d, Y.L K. D. Ranch Hands Will Perform In Show and Dance at DaesArt 19 May Friday, 0 ia Lite ! if you see but year shadow, Thtr is only one Mutth, May and Kemetnber, I vray. itat is Cfinf.jrting this is May That the sun Is still shining. . Only one Jt,W(r, fa But you're in 'the way. lt dumpingA Pear! y.s a Terry Pearl. Uun't grumble, don't "bluster, one Wet, but I fai!1 m in Don't dream, and don't shirk. Sp:der But it's an Allen Wetb l Don't think of your worries. discovered. But think of your work. Two if Royal Bloo- dOne of the Famous Freeman Family The worries will ranlsn. fcalk-Cleo. The work will be done; One Earl of Roberts, of the noted No man faces his shadow Roberts Royalty. Who faces the sun. Fuel The Way. A lot of Peet from the Leon And if you continue to do this sur-and Iris Pcet lied. The well known Gail cesa cannot but crown your efforts. Peet from which sort both Anthruciu SUCCESS and bituminous coals are derived. It's doing jour work the best you can. Miscellaneous and unclassified-T- wo And being just to your fellow man; tons of soma sort of stuff It' making money, but holding friends. labelled: And staying true to your aims and 1 A ton of LaDrue Dor-Toends; 2 A Ton of Russell Worl-ToIt's figuring how and learning why, A Fae Beck A rare specimen-gr- eat And looking forward and thinking possibilities. high, A Nelda Davis An article attacked And dreaming a little and doing much by Railroads, Automobiles, Hospitals, It's keeping always in closest touch but came through to the finish in spite With what is finest in word and deed; of all. It's being thorough, yet making speed. A Hardy Mary The type that will It's daring blithly the field of chance weather al Whila making labor a brave romance; A Thelma Jones It's going onward despite defeat, Unassuming, And fighting staunchly, but keeping A Cleora Lewis sweet; Fair, It's being clean and lt' playing fair; A Lucile Roberts With a future if It's laughing lightly at Dame Despair; her earnestness continues. Its looking up to te stars above, A Frieda Phillips Her smile and And drinking deeply of life and love; music will always find a worthy place It's struggling on with the will to win, for her. But taking loss with a cheerful grin; Another Phillips, labeled Gene L. It's sharing sorrow, and work, and with a few freckles on his nose. mirth. Then there was found a peculiar And making better this good old package maked: "Nye, Laura Cleora." earth; Since I have never been nigh anything It's serving, striving, through strain like that I marked the package with and stress, a question mark. It's doing your noblest that s Suc Then there was handed me a packcess. N. T. Telegram-Mal- l. age mraked ''Ila Schow.'' After close Linen Finish heavy Whltehouse examination it seemed to be closely associated with Max, Wil-SoIt wa weight stationery, 24 sheets of paper just put aside for the time being to with envelopes to match for l5o at adv. Lehl Free Press. await further developments. :: Lehl :: Norma One little road marked Chamber-Lai- n I could not determine MILK COMPANY HAS where this lane lead to, so I followed RUSHING BUSINESS until I came to a Perry but I saw no cars crossing this According to Mr. Jack Pocock who so I proceeded until I came to or one resides at Provo, Utah, a Sea which I found upon investihas manufacturers Utah's largest gation was called the Elton Dan-Stbeen swamped with orders and can't There was one David, but not like meet today's immediate demands. The the David of old. This one is firm is the Sego Mlk Products com Curtis. pany, pioneer of the evaporated milk One old coin that had the signs of Industry in this territory with home inflation An Old John Frank. offices and headquarters in Salt Lake Then came a Harold proclaiming City. "Hutohings, Hutchings!" So great has been the public's ac And another Harold yelling almost of Sego Milk that the large loud enough to drown the first. This ceptance Utah factory of the company at Rich about a nn seemed enthusiastic cannoC keep up with orders mond Degel-Beck"Degel-Bec- k, which continually pour In, it was was The last package to be examined learned. It is estimated that it will one carefully marked "A John O' remilre several weeks to fill orders Rourke Smuin" a direct descendant on hand. now from the famous old town Musician should be news of real Import This and Dance Hall Builder. ance to the people of Utah County Milk Co. spend over Seventy-fiv- e Thus the assignment was completed, Sego Dollars last year buying milk Thousand Beyond the surface appearances of all which in turn from the dairymen, these packages could be seen great own merchants our in comes back Mltchel possibitilies. Possibly a D. R. of the future. Likely not impossible registers. This Indicates a tendency on the Thurman or a Junius a part of consumers to do greater buyBanks or an E. B. Garrett. Maybe or a ing; also that there is an appreciated Beth Romney, a Jean Coleman Ross a response by the public to the eduPerhaps Dorothy Stewart. work done by the Sego com.Nielson, a Durnell or a Croft. It might cational in Washburn telling housewives of Increased pany be a Robinson, an Ash, or uses for Andersons? evaporated milk; that grocers Abe but will there be any are supporting this edudealers and some future be also There may cational program and that the Sego doctors, dentista, nurses, stenograph salesmen are doing an and officials even a or presiers, lawyers, anything, aggressives sales and advertising Job. dent of the United States. Established in 1904. the Sego Milk Surely there may same day be a few Products not company is Utah's pioneer fathers and mothers If love does milk company. For nearly evaporated fall. 30 years this company has kept in and before boys you is The future You are Intimate touch with every new degirls. Be clean, keep clean. of science that could be now the tail end In this organization, velopment be applied to the manufacture of evapoyou can never worlds without end move rated milk and during that period the head, but you may steadily of Place your there has been no development vour stations upward. has which value or Importance ideals high and lei wonor be your tested not been promptly Incorporated into guide. the Sego process. Its product, Sego KEEP Milk Is endorsed by the committee on When the weather kills your crop. foods of the American Medical AssociKeep ation. One of the features of the Though 'tis work to reach the top, educational work used by this comKeep pany is the radio program over KSL S'pose you're out o' ev'ry dime, daily at 10: , a. m. except Sundoy, Oittin' broke ain't any Crime; of e- with Miss Barbara Badger, directorMiss Tell the world you're feelin' primin service.m charge. home Keep a'goin'! suggests in a very inBadger teresting way how to put more milk When it looks like all is up, in the diet for the benefit of every Keep member of the family. Distribution Drain the sweetness from the cup, of an attractive looseleaf cook book is Keep offered, containing 84 pages of recipes InSee the wild birds on the wing, approved by Good Housekeeping Hear the bells that sweetly rlnjr, stitute. When you feel like slngln' sing. deep-thoujjht- Hans-So- n, By T. it, the Spri dsOn n. Wil-So- n, program. in- - All-Re- d, for iat.ve&s; You'll find what you lovk for. Don't for distress. iiHjli le will provided daring May. the basis of two 21-d- shift, employment of 12 days a month Is provided Utah Copper workers at Present ilans of the com of the pany call for continuance present schedule of operations throughout the summer months. RUSSON FAMILY TO SPEND A DAY IN THE TEMPLE Members of the Kusfcon family met at the home of James Taylor, Sunday and made arrangements for the entire Russon family to spend Wednesday. May IT in the Salt Lake Temple tn geenalogy work. Thomas Russon. Jr., of Salt Lake was appointed chairman. In charge of the affair. :: Lehl :: LAKE SHORE LEASE PLAN WINS FAVOR Abutting Owners Will Bs Favored n. n. Wil-So- L-- &. But fr officers of the Lehi High 10 P1"' some of this .v rtw Association were sMy I have nut seen under &ool Alumni ih, u, some of u Iniiy te JeweU Ja , tt tr.e - ...rflav niht- - The officers ar Fay rough. from the class of However, here Is ,he grans, President, preliminary sorting: Among this Evelyn Peterson, I find: With the names class of 1933; Mrs. Eunice arranged try and plan a program for school holidays and a Christmas frt end of the school the tquet forbehalf of the alumni organi- In earg r r,,.... Thursday, May 11, 1933 n. Cor-Bridg- e; Cor-Brid- e. sur-nam- .'' Keep Frank L. Star. him who waits. to comes Not much you will endeavor earnest and p,y work life. this in whiu thlnes gain nuini" undersuccessful 'A Cllieirnvii .av a shadow of taking Is the lengthened man." So keep your face 10 mo ou.. FACE THE SUN Arthur Chamberlain ,! Don't hunt after trouble, COPPER COMPANY RESUME Y - . An amicable agreement between the state of Utah and farmers of reliction lands on the shores of Utah lake ap pears probable as a result of the visit of the land board members to the area concerned, It was asserted Sunday by George A. Fisher, member and executive secretary of the board. The plan now formulated is that the state will In effect give preference right to lease, to abutting owners, who In turn, will recognize the ownership of the state to reliction lands by negotiating leases hereto. Some of the lands are among the most valuable sugar beet areas In the state, It Is declared. Much of the area is excellent for pasture purposes, and cattle owners are paying those holding possession of such tracts as high as $1 a head a month for the right to graze cattle there. Much Is Useless Much of the area, however, la tn sloughs and swamps, and otherwise not highly valuable. Rentals are to be on bases fixed by an appraisal of each tract concerned in the proposed leaaos. Heretofore the owners of lands above the meander line of the lake shore, fixed as the average high water mark when the lake was emptied through the Jordan river by gravity, have extended their fences as the lake receded, and occupied the strip between their lands and the water. In places, the present shore of the lake Is half a mile or more from the meander line Practice of occupying this area has been followed by riparian owners for as far back as 50 years, It Is claimed. The state claims the ownership of all lands under the surface of navigable waters at statehood, and therefore the ownership of these lands. $25 an Acre Under an act of the legislature, passed In 1931, the state land board may not sell any of this land at less than $25 an acre. In the paat, owners of riparian lands have refused to acknowledge the riabt of the Mat to lease them the lands, and at the same time, and as a geceal rule, have paid bo tsxes on the lands In some cases, however, occupied. taxes have been offered, and It may be, in some cases have been collected. The situation was brought to a bead when the land board recently leased some of the lands now not covered by water at 20 cents an acre. It is said that mysteriously, during a night, such leasers wottid find that fences or any other Improvements they placed on the land would be destroyed. In some cases rival claimants came to bows. The land board, represented by Chairman J. F. Tolton and Secretary Fisher, with J. W". McCann. chief clerk; E. H. Burdick, state geologist; Attorney General Joseph Chez and. Assistant Attorney General 8. D. Huf-fakspent Friday on the shores at Utah lake, visiting various of the tracts. In company with a committee; of the land owners. The latter said that all they desire Is a fair break in the matter, and Indicated their willingness to pay rent to the state, Mr. Fisher said, provided the state will give them a preference right tn leaning the lands. er, Producl of Highest Quality Delivered To Your Door Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays From QUALITY BAKERY American Fork Speical Orders Taken will ba given Immediate attention Quality Bakery (CHEEVER BROS.) AMERICAN A New Day FORK in Plumbing Fixtures Every care that has gone to modern designing in the fields of architecture and home furnishings has been matched by that designing of modern plumbing fixtures. In the smarter type of home there will be found plumbing furnishings that give to the bathroom an impression of surprising charm, where we have been accustomed to accept utility. A visit to our store will be of interest as indicating the newer fashions in plumbing. 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