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Show 1 i . Bounty seat XO.48 1 meets this year. You citizens, pleas., come help us, for we need you tie hind us to make the school the big center ot the town. DOINGS OOL n BKAVEK CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1923 BEAVER HIGH Per' Tew $8.0 FIVE MILLION CHRISTMAS SEALH SHIPPED TO UTAH All Pull Together ROAD SIGNING The final shipment of supplies for the annual eale of Christmas seals High School Music Department in the state were received yesterday Never before in the history of the U posaiDle inp is ueiug nrruugeu at the headquorters ot the Utah PubAid of the Automobile club of Beaver High has the outlook for u lic Health association, state capitol. oar boys through the northern Southern California, in signing the The plans are not brilliant musical season been so The first seal was sold in Utah In i the state. of the state road system highways " Music ' department MeT "nor is It" certain that the promising The I ftj 6 under- the d trection f tha State south of Lake has been accepted ' Salt consists of a treble glee club of over Federation of Women's clubs. In evtill be permitted, yet all hopes state the road ' commission. The by voices a gent glee club of at to fnat conclusion. These gam-i- t thirty ery campaign since that time, the Utah State Automobile assodatiqn twenty voices, a concert and dance played, will be excellent prac- qlub women of the slate have and the Scenic Utah assoorchestra 18 of Highway a pieces and for the boys before the league dinvaluable service in the health military will ciation distake of the band ot 18 charge The pieces. The Beaver City Chamber of c instrumental activities financed by the little penm are played. tribution emof the and the demconfirmed have the signs, are organizations merce successfully being and enterprising citizens o. uniformed, !ea?er has been invited to come ny Christmas aeal blems of all three clubs will appear Dixie for the coaches' Thla year's supp'lles Include five school and special study of stage appear- the Beaver Valley, were extremely onstration of last year. It is no longon the signs, together with the a ance er and dramatic appeal will char- interested in finding some intensive question. and million seals, enough ick will be held the Friday and "route number" If such is officialThese the acterize broke lucern them all. boys up farm crop suited for Beaver Valle to reach from one end of the state to ;arday after Thanksgiving. The ly by the state road commisadopted As set the out them sod, technical terms bought and plants forms of soil? and climate that would enable the other. In the United States nine irer team bas also been urged to sion in accordance with a systematand cultivated summer. them In all are encounterelementary farmers to divile up their large farms ce List year the school was held harmony hundred million have gone to the ic plan now suggested. The signs will order for them to realize a reward forty-eige.'and was very successful in the ed in the actual process of training and thus support more people. state antituberculosis as be dlamond-ehapefor musical selections, they are exaccording to Before Beaver can grow much for their expense and labor, and ttie sociations and the more than eleven inlng and fixing of uniform rules with the California present plans, are us to only asking plained while the need is felt, thus something of this kind must be done loyalty, they hundred local similar organisations alios t the division. club's corthe la designation their upper buy haven't tedious They product. technicalities which Our farmers must be made to pro iunford Fennemore was chosen avoiding scattered throughout the United and the route ner, number in to the to so mar often it enough the Justify emotional export trying the faculty of the high school to States. These seals it placed in a appear of duce more money per arre. A gooo the two state clubs being each lower, and this would necessitate further This music. our 'fifteen acre the athletic of reach would places thousand row, department celery properly grown wud manager for thU allotted one of the remaining corto them. It is a perishable miles. These kool of the well abreast of the better schools of marketed Bhould bring a thousand expense statistics, given out by ners. year. It is the duty ,. and be must used The of crop future r linger to have charge of all the Utah and California and gives it a dollars or more. Two or three acres the Utah Public Health association offer This to on now, will how here, tor tat celery $20,000 depend measurable spend value in comparison of lrlery will require all of one man's furnish some idea of the .scope of this pet. arrange schedules, handle the was work this consumis sold made and Soucrop readily with the other recently by time. Celery is a fpecialized crop iletic funds, and Oversee the oth- subjects national health campaign which opbQsJUess of the meets and tourna- In addition to the regular class or that can only be grown successful!? ed. While some of this celery may ens Thanksgiving day and continue thern California club an dthe two not be bleached and trimmed as well Utah clubs Joined In th erequest to rata Fennemore is a fine worker ganizations, a number of our talent- - under special conditions of soil and until Christmas Eve. some as state road commission that it be the that be its may id a fine imported, climate, such as Beaver Valley has. young people are taking student, so the school Is "This state has been called upon considered and is flavor was better. crispness It favorably. lisned to put and a group of promising Celery could hardly be classed a buv trust in complete to eaise SS04000, which is barely 10 The ctate body seta up certain coa soloists will soon be ready for their ky product because of its high val- grown by amateurs, our own boys, seals Tor each man, woman ana cnua dltlons which according to F. D. Gay-o- f Every family should order and buy Another faculty in Utah." said, James H. Wallls. ex regulation which debut. The department is further ad- ue, and for these reasons this crop at leaat one dollar's. worth. the Scenic Highway association, It is very ecutive Is Instituted at the last meeting vanced at this time of this season was thought to be the one crop we of the Utah Pub who was . secretary food. tresent at the meeting good lic Health association, "part of which p to insist on the scholastic ability than ever before at th clow, and an should promote. If celery growing will be met, Tha agreement The boys growing it are: Clinton the team, to could be stimulated to the point of along with the physical exceptional program appealing money goes to the Naetional Tubeis it that the Max complete specifications Boss Smith coloeis Messlnger. iiity. All members of has been Tilt hll nHnfa the team who practically every phase of interes using all our suited lands, they Baldwin, association, which, trm. V. k.1t Otto .and Cartwrlght allpt Beaver; from $500 to $1,000, rbt-t- h. firhtmi-- the white mawf Bt doing passing work will bu that should be appealed to Is now would be worth me state road com Ezra Walker, "Greenville, approval! oy WMltOed in the IS years, and which has resulted 1 games. This rule receiving final intensive training and per acre. AH our other lands would mission, the wordlnt" Eat thlilnclndlng Beaver until is only it more celery !h Into effect this much for the become valuable n be will to the pr.trons the death rata from tubercu- nn the presented week, and the cutting as to routes. the all signs Espee-- gone: then grow an acre next losis in the United States b who are thus effected will be the various towns of this and per reason that we would have many -- will be al attention to paid year. sign "The saving of these lives through nlaced at the wrok immefli- - iji" ndlolring counties No hotter times more people here and our lopi1. Allfromworkpractice Junction points of varmust be standardized talent is to be found anywhere ano cal markets for general farm pro the purchase of Christmas seals is ious main lines of tourtet THE CITY OP BEAVER IS GOTVO travel. Tha itie real school work will not be nothing within reach of those In ducts be so much more profitable. Important from an economic, as well roads included will be the Zion NaTO HAVE NEW CAMP GROUND evwork that is tuThis by the desire for development as a humanitarian etandpolnt tor athletic charge will be spared in its develop tional park highway and the Grand FT. ment. They are our boys and girls eryone Phould be interested In ac berculosis which takes its greatest Cany Think nhtghway aouth of 8alt Lake, of p it one night stand. toll from early manhbod and womanday at the high school will and they are working hard. Public complishing, and It will require most Midland the trail east lo tha Colo- -, one For is to it tne hood strikes the individual after the night only open Saturday, November 84. In 'reeofnl'lon fend enuragement is of us to do anything of this kind. rado the branch of the latter to line, public. Come, to with for a park yourselves, Jh have a holiday on the we There is general tendency community has educated, clothed ana the Mesa Verde National day the one factor now needed. Shall - this new venture, newpark and for out ,and camp DeoDle to discourage anything Jinr. Thanksgiving, all echool have it, and generously? fed him. and just after he has reachN ;M and the routes con Gallup, a few hours. or tots are required to remarks either ca discouraging by ed the productive ago where he report for necting thes various trun kllnea. where la itT Whose? How much, no- n to repay. Saturday, preceeatng tne Division Track Meet to be Held in by remaining nuetral and doing begin It or tr .'" Just listen and your This day will be nnoii fnr "The atrength of the fight against thing. Without active support front Beaver AUNT BETSY DAY no one or few Individuals Questions shall be answered. y rather than everybody Di has been in the ' fact tuberculosis the Southern to have is Beaver general schoor In the. high scholo auditorium on no matter how At that it haa bee ndemocratlcally fieach student vision track and field meet here next can accomplish much, Friday November thirtieth, at X 8 November Monday 26. at m. work or the hard may on the p. they nanced. The man in overalls as well o'clock grounds ready for spring. This was decided at a meet proficient p. m., the Daughters of Utah Poaver Esst Ward M. I. A. will give as the bank No white There are two things we should collars are invited, ing for principals and coaches of all president has paid the Pioneers will meet at tha noma ot ft ' o s big automobile?, party remember: That we are an fancy ties. Elbow ...at. Christmas , time,, wbltra grease and high schools. In the southern part of always Aunt Betsy Goodwin. This to to ba rvtee guaranteed Licenses are onlv pennies us and none of and ' Punch is perfect, humans last have Cedar gone to make a healthier com Saturday. requested. Parents, the state at an Aunt Betay day Her his25c. entirely Im smnll should overlook we irerenuoKW to help us beau-"t- This is a'very fine thing for Beaver that and by 89 doing has awaken munity, will be read by Mra John Goodnd "hlor-onts.- " well, thev'l' ed his consclene eto the farces and tory grounds. Come with a team. and the high school because many perfections and all boost for general win. Aunt be rtover more itartHna: than tVs acts which mean better health. It Is Betsy will read a number. Fhovel and help us make years have elapsed since the meet principles an! things that develop her of our poems. Refreshment wm a service station will serve, to ev- - the only volunteer phllanthrophy our country. Napoleon bottor place to look at. Fo hss been in this town. Bor.ver citi and build up Le served. s rv make this a dar that ' free person and details. mind the te air. Our new that baa been financed ny sucn smau 'ours the gas hoys will work on the zens are promised a fine treat and said "Never will go down la the history ot oar mare rlpht and tires are highly Promptly at eleven o'clock they are urged to come to the win- sure the principles ubscrlptlons from every man. wo as the "bast arer." will society work details the Mi win sorve a lunch in the ter man an dchlld in the country." to encourage the boys in then go ahead; sports Aunt No Ford has ever made more noise Betsy has been a friend la wn. After E Howard, prealdent of Wal need to all this there will be pa- - winning the meet next spring. The themselves cut of us; she has brought than our and fall rt ,hp grand orchestra. No garage ker Brothers Bank, was recently reToo many people stumble P'Tils in their class cos- - citizens of the town, and the recep tears to oar an was ever are eye and smiles to our moreto please than our elected president of the Utah Public .. .... tion of the visitors will be the, big over the details before tTiey .; , ' '"' with corns her llpa of M entertainers.' poemt. "a -- c Health association for the sixth time, prnKram starts at two gest factor of the reputation our reached. She has glided so gracefully Into , Think of It you sparks you'll nd the Lot's not be Jealous ot anyone who Besides him on the executive com general public is in- - town gets. The school alone cannot old vonr age that nona of liie chtf m ot chance. You fellows to come rathwho be ahead; going to this after mittee, are James H. Wallls, execu make the name of Beaver live and tries and may have " they "Ye Olderf Days" has Vaniahed from drive with one hand, may steer your tive h uu P1" secretary; Mr W. C. Howe sec her manner. J but rather each per- er, lets get Deuer acquniuieu Many musical num- -' become; known craft through the traffic with one retary; Edgar Bering, treasurer; Dr as other entertainment. son in the town and vicinity can be possibly profit by some of his experi She Is looking forward to the arm around girl all evening. lwn. Mr. J T. Tolton will the best means to put the city on tne ence and boost together. We will do H. O. Merrill, Dr. Heber J. Sears. her - many pleasure Free gas. of free and tires plenty more and feel better. J PeaW of the day. Mr. Clarlasa 8. Williams, Mrs B. O friends on ofthismeeting map. We shall do our best, please occasion Don't dis Beaver county is full ot golden op free air. and water. The "charge only Wattla, Alex Hedqulst, Dr. T. D. rica. ' help us by doing yours her. wenty-flv- e , appoint tents see for tnera license and (25c) Let's try Beatty, Dr. Joseph R. Morrell, Dr. AmontT other business which was portunities. C0 M, -- Mrs. flxtow. Let very member answer roll call to drive yonr car on our saucer track C. hold. N. Jensen, Mrs. R E. Bristol f-Dewey. carried on here was tbe proposal to and take on ; tha thirtieth. , Come and we at should the new camp The heritage is ours, Senator LeRoy Dixon, Dr, O. K. Han t TWmoalne Robinson. divide the divisions differently. Ka. . we while have rt-of it son and Mrs. G. N. Child, la addition Alvord. nab and Long Valley high schoo( take advantage PUTTEVO HIGHWAYS IV Young and ofd are Invited. Don't to which W. W. chance. the Southern the Armstrong, Malcolm A?a""Wr Swlndlehurst have been 'taken into GOOD SHAPE FOR TRAVEL expect to stay "camped" on the E Keysor, Rev. Arthur W. Moulton. noJ".!e Fields, division with Dixie. B. A. C. seats EAT BEAVER CELERY chorus Ellas S. Woodruff, Dr. George II other schools. The question of tak James A. Hatchings, 'road super- Our proaram has such attractions Thomas and Mrs. A. II. S. Bird, are PS Lof Southern ,h tramm will ing Beaver High from the haa. Just finished surfacaing so. visor, CI One "The Beaver the Lunger." "Running on members of the board of directors. in Early last spring " " j MS win re division arose. It may be placed of the Mllford and Beaver road Three piece to of tried "The Commerce Old Cylinders." Sosrk get Chamber More than .one thousand of the fim. "Ibr those who like to the Norfjern division with Hinckley. over half 1 mile, batwaea little a thinkIn Gas" celery, Pings. grow 'The to, '.'Laughing W" representative men and women of t least a Delta. Fillmore. Minersvllle. Miirora foreigners tha "n ,11 own farmer cmr experiment 'station, east of Mn "The course, that and other of rrnk."' be Evhapst." will Utah ing, from th0M who ont snd Bomdblr one other school engaged this year in ford and the cannal. Tha coat ot V did attractions. It la special to alt and the sixteenth annual sole of Christdid not know how, and possibly F Kno W, this chanre takes place it is me Be- not care to do that kind ot Intensi- ni inn to was 0 a. construction about $190. Mr. mas seals. In Ogden the following rMtnp. Murdoch will be" the at. lief that the school will run a better ot bas our all the or shrewd some of Hatchings TBink charge Then so work. be committee has Just been selected ' ' "mo nn ve yonr "bargain ,or w prom- - chance of representation In the State I Kk.iL, nVfo-dat- e of roads to ' and tha would see that hind It could the county men reenes .expects In ' our. and a viborous campaign will be business meet. Too many schools In tne omn Con-them in first das shape. be less risky for ua to have them mrsre and trv cswnlnr out for waged in the Junction City so tha put jivf.inn will hinder the chance demonstrate that it could be dorte rlderable work' will have to be dona iU. And all that for tweny-flv- e an nnrse tuberculosis experiences; 'rown 11 schools for higher recogni there k. . i. saw tht (sp rents. will again be located there to take on the road between the MinfravlU nsve The outsider apparently was to argument th Also tlon. dam and Minersvllle; also on tha Th rit. rtln. Monday evening. the pWe of Mis noint also, for we were unable to n .v. Sophia K. Larsen " come. to eg. them Pit t , hnr iU wm'' ,nc,, tfa BMver Countr,schtrola mor roadj In tha north part of tha coundV(l who recently removed to Chicago. fw Antf yet they re not get I division. same ' 11 and some on the Jackson coun? of u " 1 . v S 0. Dye, chairman; We concluded7 it was'ip' to us to' Angus 'E ty; ' "''lool "dsvs" tht so. Wa Ur been with these ow-- r Va road. ty the lee; we are to he the Jesse break Richards, Berlin, leave to aecretary; " hate we that Iftnr i ' BR A. Fowler, W. Karl Hopkins, C. An argument gainers', and we are not yet willlnt John Goodwin haa returned to his them, and this is one big o turn over our heritage to foreigngus sots-taWright, Joseph Shea. Aggie 8ter are osomMv iMt aratnst tha chang Thera Hs work at the mines near Mllford. : to ftn'uM.v bnvs fanners take lr tha to tried snd srhwl ens. Thomas Maglnnes Mrs. A. V b?n ers. Webut most ofretthem were afrld on both tidei to mint to s,art in tn clefn tin tb Blgelow, Mrs. E. C, Olsen.Mr I. N, It up. man 1.1... rft th decision to be "we a offered It. rronnds. to tacke Finally Fulton, Mrs. George A. Mattson, Mrs Miss Margaret Stewart, Rev, W. E. went ?e Mr. Alvord nd Coach 8mffh Th demonlo of some our sre reit fnvlfd and Florence ta Nebeker. Mr'a. II. 8. rraven Bennett. Frank Francis. John M boys nr" will ro arsin prize m"n have K.nttfi k ..4 W. ., t 4 dhe profitably In this work Mrs. J P. Corry, Mrs. David John Child, Mrs L, A. McBrld and 8. D." coul thst celery strate definite on November-- ! . to decide cnooi Km We believe it Is your doty to hMn son, Mrs. E. I. Rich. Mrs. J. Gager Young. and grown. Five boys responded ' games and our which course to porsu. if AID IS ACCEPTED and Boost for the Beaver Valley ) .1 ft in - res-de- re 5 one-ha- lf ht d, . o lndlvldu-tratnin- yas-terd- ay, . - tairr:r:r -- , one-hal- f. ' , I eight-thirt- y first-clas- o 1 ! non-rnbh- er recom-mnde- - d. a . " ,. - Mrs . -- .. ;. Mr. - f - to' mTc WM " ... N I v "t Ce ... S j ! Hnglng-"Ame- " - : v 11 'lty t . a vmtw. , 7 " jrnp " rt .i... ) ! or ,.,t ; S |