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Show '. " .; '''.-':.. ". " ., ... ' ' Ljf .'',; '. ' i" ..- ;... " ' - Herald Telephones ...... TELEPHONE US ! r t jraur paper regularly? If not, trirpbeoa S3 kefora C:4.t a'rWfc and paper will Editored and Ken Dept. Saetety Editor ......... (to delivered. ,, VOL.6.N06 I PEOVO, UTAH, SUNDAY, AUGUST 28. Le vine and KOetails Are Gdriipleted Li Drouhin-Ready- - operated, lnJUtak. co t any-pas- uutyi event. Ills, proposition was ac. cepted. J Horseshoe Pitching Prlies of Lavar Jenson, supervisorHorseshoe pitching, reputed that the Utah Farmer Is girths a silver and gold medal to the liest horie-nhopitchers and a silver .'loving cup that Is to Ik! won for three years before being the permanent property of the winner. Soth Henry, snpervisor of the poultry and pet department, report-- . ed the poultry exhibit would be the .largest ever held in the county, and that greater enthusiasm is evident among the poultrymeh than diirihg Itabbit men of . any previous year. the county predicted that the rabbit exhibit this year would even surpass the poultry show. County Agent W. J. Tbayne reported that the National '"Dairy Council and-th- e county health unit were planning to put on an out-- ? j standing dairy exhibit which will j add much to the county fair, All the supervisors present were t given final instrticnsegarjing! plans and expenditures, Judges are ' being selected by the supervisors of each department, making details of the 1927 Utah county fair com- plete. - i All-.:- - Children Starting School Must Have Health Records "Made Soon a J d " , oflL Cham-lierll- y s te-lo- h All children who will lurK yeiir.; old before 'October 31, 'nd whtr.will enter the first grade this year, are to report to thewhool nurse. Miss Laura Bradley for a health examination, This is most important, iinV; health record cards, required for entry into school," will- be given nit at this time. The examination will lie given at follows :' the yftvious HcboQhj-ANo Report of Daring I'urker district East of Second West, street and north of 'Center Has Been Received itreet : 1'aiker .school, Tuesday 'and 42 Hours' Absence; Wednesday, Aug. 30 and ' 31; hours, a. m. and p. m. r- - ' today-starte- 3.;a.tvtm to uiwtYr iNiv uMiiivmf tne meet. Tlu? new proposition was to be' and. Junior nigh schools under one Here Is where you, Mr. Individual Citiaen, comes in! presented .to the two states this-- . . . bead has made it , necessary to ' to show the local committees that afternoon. w "r.T" divide the administrative resnon- - Here's your opportunity Dern. chair- - . Governor II: George tne them are and bertind eiiorta you appreciate schools jney solidly two the ud, place gitilllliej man" ofrthe seven-statconfereiiee, t here. What the committed announcfd under separare beads. ' have made in bringing after the morning acsv-sloTkwntan At Juniw High . asks of you is really a mere trifle. . that the ixilrts niiw ut issut J.. W one of the senior ! FIVE HUNDRED CITIZENS ARE RE- lHt ween California and Arizona IS IT THIS ichool teachefs. has beu ap high AT LEAST ONE SEASON will be modified lit an effort to ar- r pointed prlnclpnl of the Junior high QUESTED TO. PURCHASE rive at a satisfactory solution- of TWO-DAEACH TICKET MEET. school and will be in charge ;of TICKET FOR THE the water allocation dispute. the central building! L. B. Harmon COSTS ONLY $1.65, Governor ; t!; Young, of Calofor- will continue as principal o.f the athletic meet. The nia, said he would leave Dcurer for the share is That $1.65! big your senior high school. The two schools his home before the aftermn will cperate under the 'same class merchants of. the .city have contributed freely towards the started; '. The California period schedule, but apart from this meet, some more than others, pi course, but most of . them howevr, will remain hern they will have their, own separate have contributed already. Surely the meet is worth. $1.65 for conferences at least until tr-- '' plan of organization, cuss room to any man in Provo even if he is' unable to attend more than night, memiiers unnounced. Governor Dern.sald he was optiprocedure, and student body activ"' part Qf themany things that will go on during the two days. mistic over ultimate ratification of ities. to to and admittance holder A entitles the season ticket both schools' the' recitation any , In the river- - compact. track meets, baseball games, tennis "Even If we do not effectn .nn period will lie changed .from the nil of the' various former forty five minute period, agreement tocwy lietween California etc. rifle contests, matches, golf matches, which was largely . a recjjtatlon Arizona,", he declarsd, "this Let ife all step forward, 500 strong and deposit our $1.65 and e period, te a period, wnferencwllL h are-witthenrio a manvDo 4 great deal of good. and show the local committees we operated Closer Togcthrr period plHn. ",, This will it nowf The money is needed before the meet. The com Brought -n puwtnit'f J6' mittee members have not teachers At the" Denver meeting Callfor- worked days and days on this oniy Sve nia and Arizona have been brought pupils In the method pi efJFec-tivmeet DUt nave also, purcnasca a large amount. oi ticKets wnicn closer together' than ever before study in'd, also to 'present the since the compact was drafted in subject matter finder 'th plan w? they have either resold or given away to their friends. -- J the "targe wnrkf unit Instead of Th tickets- - may be purchased from Clayton Jenkins, at U)2 at. toata Fi-Wwe conclude tonlKht. It will "If the short leseon , iSKlgament. ..This the Jenkins Knit Goods the'Tellu-fid- e Edwards R. at L. ; company but a recess Is in , keeping . with. , the- "Ptojwt not lie an Motor company, and Jesse Ellertson at the Jones Ab- until someadjournment, later date." Problem" motlu'idl'af instrnttlon' The prlneipfll differences lietween is stract company. ttettMlwV-ttiakthe two lower basin states remained dlreoted more. upon pupil activity LET'S GO! ; the same today as it has been since and pupil development' than upon t. the "new tipper state proposal was subject matter ot curriculum - "" presented. acre demands Arizona 65,00 of new the I'nder 'organiplan feet of water for her Indian hinds; sation the aim is to reduce the Sise California opposes the demand. The ofithe sections in the seventh and two states further cannot agree on CAVE-I- N elgtitb. grades, from 45 pupils to the allocation of tributary water. Both section, to about 36. With this ?lalm a major portion of such flow. . charge, teachers will bare greater opportunity to give attention to In- ' divid nal ptipl Is a nd thereby "safe- ElvorrJ.-Jacks- on Heads Or- - Fred Lcncau Is Safe After guard them against falling behind 'Buried Alive' In their work. ganization for Coming New Literature Plan Year For .30 Hours During the past year, Mrs. Maude B. Jacob of the Enclisti denartment NATIONAL LEAGUE tried out a plan with' her classes In WOKCHESTER. Mass.. Aug.. 27 - St. Lonls-NeOfficers of the University club York games postliterature- that worked so well that of Provo met Friday to outline "(TTi-Wl'- th " bis right arm partially poned ; rain. it will tie extended to all the senior plans for the comlpg season. Last ; First and a few body bruise i, game paralyzed high' school classes in "that subject. jear approximately 2tK) former 11. II. E. was In The classroom will lie-- ftfied up With 1 and friends of Brlgham Yrnf Ijeiieau, 37, of Auburn, ....... 7 . Chicago reading tables and book shelves, Toung university formed the Uni the Worcester city hospital today Philadelphia.. 9 0 more after rh order of a library versity club as an auxiliary to the afer being, "buried . alive" for !0 Batteries Bush, Jones. Boot anl reading MOM.TTrtoimtet8 of texts general alumni association.-- The hours at the bottom of a Hartnett5. Ulrlclr and Wilson. . and works ev Uterw further-coverlg!sbccess attained prompted Cincinnati at Brooklyn pistponed T After all. hope of rescuing him rain. every phase of th subject will Be activity on the part of t lie club adban-doiiebe es will itself and its product, the Univer- alive practically had been provided, and at Boston, postponed; Wttsburgh and two priests were on hani rain. organized nt g4ronp according- to sity club male chorus. The chorus ' their speclOe Irrterenfs, abilities, nnder the leadership of I'rof. J. W. to administer hist rites, Leudeiit . Second game: 1 and needs.. Th- aim shall be ! to : McAllister resumes its activity this was pulled out of firmly pneked. Chicago 10 19 ... ' awaken an appreriathM and love week and will apiiear In connection soil and timber debris early this Philadelphia t) , 0 12 iiiuf-nbest things In book with the, I'nloii- -. Paci"k'athleii iig a nil brought to the surface (10 Innings).- develop the habit of reading for meet program at the city and, county l.y a life belt and a roie. Batteries BriUheart, R't 'and the Joy and satisfaction and larger "building Sunday; Heptemlier 4. ;: He whs very weak, but rescinded Gonznles: Swectlnnd, Wlllmighby A and realization that comes from read A committee under the elinlrniiin- - later to electrical treatments. J. Wilson. rescue race best the watched the has produced, shlp of Judge George 8. Biilllf ha .crowd of lo,(KK( ing the One" of the changes In the element - . worked AMERICAN LEAGIE iut a constitution which Work from. behind isillce lines. Leiiean was stnnding at the the present New York 5. St. Louis 1 (4th). nry schools is that of principal for i will be presented Never the Franklin school. The Provo mrmliersblp dug when Hovt and JsllinKT3Tmt" fir apiirovd, TbLs Board of Edncattoff harseenred tbr calls for extended actlvftv and stilj the walls caved .In Thursday night and Dixon. ' wrviees of John F. Mowef of Mt. loser with the Univer Wooden wall braces- fell In such a Philadelphia 5. Detroit 7 (end Bill-- " Mr. Pleasant for- this position. sity and the general alumni body. way that they kept the full force fith). Ebmke and Cwbrane: Mower has held the position of prin- 12 Parties Scheduled if the tons of earth from crushings, Smith and Sbe;. R ' II. E. cipal of the Elementary' School at ,.Thf scehdule calls tor. twelve ing him. Oxygen was fed through l 4 0 Mt; Pleasant during the past' six parties beginning Friday, October the hose which had lteen Washington ... ... () 10 1 the strljis of lumber. Chicago years arid In that capacity has made 28,.. and running every two weeks 'betwei-Batteries-Hiidl- ey. and school ad- 'hereafter.- 'Burke an enviable reeoriL as-'ministrator. ' He comes ' with the Crousw Officers for the year us follows: , "tnell; Lyons and 3 -. kiston . highest .reconnHeTidatrons--ofSome- president ; Allle ...r....fl 10 1 ' Cleveland of the foremoBt eaucttors- - or tne Smoot Colemun. first vice presiand state. dent; Walter: P.- - Cottam. second ami L. Sewell. vice president; E. G. IWarnlck, Wiiirbeautiflcatlon of yards and Ilofman; Iludlin 3-- Flyer After Result Is Irt Doubt. West and south of Center street; Iaefcet.jkool,Xuursdiiy and FrU and day, Sept. 1 and 2; hours . 2 tif Timpiuiogos district West ocond West and. north of First South street ; Timpanogits school, Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 5 and and li; hours, Franklin district West of Second West and South of, First South street: Franklin school, 'Wednesday and Thursday,- Sept. 7 and 8; and hours, 2 BOY SCOUTS ARE AWARDED . - BKVXS WICK, Gal," Aiig. 2T rP) hours had passed at 6:4H a. m. today (E. D. T. without d finite wool.. regarding tha monoplane I'ort of Brunswick which left here shortly liefore noon Thursday on an attetnpted 4(WM) mile nonstoto Rio de Juneiro, p-flight If, as was 'feared, Paul Redfern, young GeorgiiLjijlHtoiviiiid to buck" headwinds most of the way, flight experts belieei he : would lw unable to remi In aloft beyond noori today. If til has gone well and according to sohedub?, Redfern sih'ould bring his plane to earth at Rio d Janeiro about 6 p. m. today (E. I). Forty-tw- T-- ) o , Redfern started with the Intention of flying to Rio de Janeiro, but in case bis Ksol4ne supply diminished faster than he 'expected, he Intended to make for Pernnmhufo, on the extreme eastern coast of Brazil, to Tn event he has "been forced -hange his route, he should arrive ver Pe.rnambfieo about. 3 p. m, to' lay. Mrs. Redfern, wife of the flier, was nt the, home of H. F. Atwood m Glynn Isle, and was composed but anxious as to the safety of hen -iiisbund. m. a. At 9:5(1 today the Rio De s tnne'iro office of the: Xational 'Informed by Its Parn rffice that no news had lieen reeeiv-of Redfeni from luokout stations here or at Breves, Guruita and Maeapu. -- . Hed-quis- i rlj -' h.l ti ttiAtyi hjimw tMVmto-ffit-'f- the-mee- n mnuder of the Iwittle fleet Informed the navy department today. r tf ' - . ses-sio- n dels-Ratio- ' , . , - sixty-minut- . e , - . - , tovolifWr and toMeach tbetu" alsint ' hospitality. All Scouts who have uniforms will ne asked by their scoutmasters to Tender a few hours during the two days. Scouts will lie placed at Hotel Rolerta, Tellurlde Motor, Armotjjr and at - " the I'nlon depot. ' Keep your ear to the wind. Scouts ! 1'oTir scoutmaster- will tell you more about It. Iu the meantime, be -- bmshing-np youf uniform, shining your shoes and do GOOD to getting ready your . TURN. aer-vlc- e '"- - PDENmiJ: REGISTER SOON con-len- . MAN RESCUED UNIVERSITY . FROr CLUBELECTS BALL SCORES .eig ' tudents .1 ...2 high-scho- accordlng-4o-the-irincIp- Junior high school registration plans will lie announced later. beda - . . - for-th- . . 7fr well-he-J- md - . BUTTLt AND PEIRCE .... ........I lust-rtei- . a iiEtr BOSTON'. Aug. 27 Jgivon-iacks- TILDEN-HUNTE- R (IT). lee Buttle of Provo, treasurerit'Ot'Aftten PROVOMEETS Jltahand -- Mrs. .Julia 1QGANJENNIS-fTEAMMONDA- Y g . . - j n . - ' : - : Xoujerawwith,. Cot-ne- a tt i. The first ef the sfrlee ef matehes foe the KnigtnV run will be held Monday morning at Iff Velock on the Knight Woolen Mills fowrts, when Pr-v- o racqneteers will ebsh with an invading Logan team. will be ehosen . The local tw from the following:: Buck Dixon, Sankjr Dixoa Pwl Holt, . :'IViwe has npjieared In one previous nntiopal doubles tonrna-- : Bnttle's first' exptTience in the'rgreaFJevent.-- hifiit,L wbiier4ti. While Buttle and" I'elrce are."iud conceded the faintest chance winning a set, lnteruiountiiiB fans will be jubilant of they can capture a resiKctabie total of games in the, three stanzas '! .. from the wtirld famous pair. ' It Is the first time an. Intermountaln player has ever faced the famous' Tilden, Tecognlxtfd as he world's greatest racfjueteer. .' ; Tilden and Hunter are seeh-- . ' t and Bruguon, French Davis, cup performers." seeded Coste and Borotra (whom No. 2. Other seeded tennis Include ' I'elrc-ami Emms met last year), It. N. Williams and Johnston, and Doeg, Washer and Ileunessey and Lucia n Williams,' Shields and Toba ; r - All matches will take place on the famous courts of, the , Longwood Cricket club. - B. i Jensen, vice hv(trmimdlngs--stared'1-apresi-den- t . and A. Rex Johnson, generul memiiers of-t-he university club cve- cntlve committee. t . " The opjxirtuiirt.v will Ik given nresent members to recommend to the executive 'committee, names of other Interested persons. . -T- -- etary. of the generaUnluninl .r juird-drivlu- Relief Society To Aid BeautiTication on, - Earl Telrce of Salt Lake City, Intermountaln doubles clmmpI6ns? will fHce the American Davis cup duo; William T. Tilden and in the first round of the national doubles Francis " -- tournament Monday.: I ildmT-the lias ever ltnown, greatest tennis player Is eager to annex the national, doubles title with his Bensational ; and jwrtner. Hunter; and the Intermountaln titlists will-lithe first obstacle in their path.' g iflgUW-4B-hleh-H- - d - .... .... During the Union Pacific 6 and meet inJ'rovo.-Septemb- er (1 there will be hundreds- of rlslU ors In Provo,' many who hav never been here before and who will need help In finding frtalu Tjie Heonta .of ttkfi dV: phw txict are going to do their part Tele'-jrnph- d semi-fina- Scouts to Aid Visitors at U. P. Meet In Provo will lie allowed t register at any time from now on .It is announced Early by Principal L: B. Harmon. registration la advocated to bring the most satisfactory results. Former students who registered for the coming term in the spring have made tbeinr"egistratio& final, and no other routine Is required. Class schedules, with the room, WASHIXGTOK. Aug. 27 (I P) The last detachment of naval hour, Instructor, etc., of the various essels searching for the missing subjects will be mailed toxoid stuHawaii plnues Miss Doran, Golden dents sometime this week. Registration of 800 senior nigh Eagle, and Spirit of Dallas: will 'cave Honolulu for San Diego Tues- - school pupils is expected this year, - The Weather - ' ' ; ... e ' Y World Awaiting Word o f Redfern . .... in s - n Charles A. U'viue (left ), who flew as apassenger with Clarence to nuike. the returu bop Iligbtr-iin the NX'York-to-Germanwith Pilot. Maurice Irouhln (right), famous French ace. Drouhin, who was to fly the Farman-Gollatilam, was .cen.au rid by sonift at. his tKntryuie'n when he accepted Levipe's offer to pilot the Bellanca. ;: 'NEON' SIGN . m ill - STRAND HAS 1 lfc-j- ; r..v - IS REQUIRED ' . uu thelr--attenii- j Kcout advuncenjehts were revived In the Provo district last Friday-nigh- t when a large number of buys appeared before IbttAkHirt of Honor held in the basement of the HbVary, and were examined for merit badge.'. The court consisted of Alex Ven. W. F, Bnlkley and Roy Passey. The resKinse of the boys to the call of advancement indicate.s that this will be 'a banner winter jn MtmtwnTrtrtbe' Provo district. -- The hoys to revive budges are as follows: Morris Vance, craftwork in leather; Chauncy Harris, handicraft, safety first, cycling; Fran cis J. McPhie. plumbing, handicraft, j firemaiiship ; Jay XeLsim.. pathfind: ... ' i ing. craftwork' in leather; Ivaii ; i Wlth a new electric "neon" sign N'elson, handicraft, Bert Just installed, the: Strand, theatre Anderson; critftmanship in leather: has begun a series of improvements Morris AVisconibe, pat hf hiding, of handicraft, flremansbip; William which will include 1 the theatre, and new Interior ap-- Martin, fireiuanshlp. plumbing. polntuients, it is announced by Kay safety firsts Fred Powelson, public Sutton, proprietor of the. theatre. health, craftwork" in leather; Ray The Ikii and letter lxiard . add KartehiierrTBgle-pnlm.'rrcraftwohandieraf t, painting ; greatly to the bright lights on Cen- in leather, ter street. Verl G. Dixoit, eagle palm, printing, The Strand , Baby Grand orches- business, canoeing, textiles, angling; tra, which has been on - vacation astronomy: George Boel, craftman-shi- p iiv leather f Joseith Boel, public during the Miniim'r monthSj returns for the season Sunday evening with health, craftwork in leather; Almn the same personnel coiiis!ing of W. Anderson, swimming-- ; Herold Vav 5Iilx Bray, cy X4utiIiawirkar4WrMHiirertorr WaKeneli, Trof. LeKoy ItolsTtson, violin; cling, plumbing; Harold Brown I'rof. Elmer Nelsyn, piano; and star badge, conservation, carpentry, A uew baby plumbing; Bll Whittaker, fifeman (Jiistave Bilggert, health ; Lincoln grand pi,ano has also been Installed. ship, j .personal Kanisworth. flremanship, personal DISTRKTS CHANGED: Utalth; Fred - Kartell uer, cvcliug. las. W (tO- - first aid timiilumls, public health: Realignment of prohibition dliitriets I)c Alton Partridge, photography; states was nnnoune-e- Sanf ord Biiigbam, - life badge, lit six today by Assistant Secretary of plumbing, athletics, first aid; Max Treasury Lowman in charge of en- - .lonesvrcycliiig, eraftworkjn wood; f(irement.The ehaiiKe was nmdF (Jeiirge MePhfe, 'crafttnarFdTp ia to improve enjorcejueut In the area leather, handicraftT RexThomas; affected. tiremanship,' pathflnding civics; W. Wyoming, now in the '. uiueTeentu Smoot Brimhall, plumbing, first efon-eme- t district, was transfer- aid, civics; Harrison J. Merrill,, to the and' Utah, first aid. craftwork' In. "woodearv-Inred Eighteenth,, now in the eighteenth, was placed S. Harris, Jr., rep; Franklin JH- - therdn y tiles, Lynn plumbing, botany ; Wood, craftwork Jn woodearvinc F Farn. cycling, cooking : Hatch , worth, civics, athletics, swUtHuim; ; .? r-Arthur Jolley. athletics,. bird study, OeneraHf Utah rookinc ; T)eilert Treageffgle, Not fair Sunday. . . much tn(E Jn temperature. RAIN StOPS MATCHES Maximum : tempFOREST HILLS. NVV AiigjW .... 89 ( . Friday lP) Rain cP"wd t"hel pmttwinoMinimum -- temp. round ment today of the 51 of the woman's national tennis Friday MaxlnMim " temn. cbamphmshins.-84 seml-flnrounds of the Tw Saturday Helen-Wi- lls Minimum temp. 53 will oppose Mlsa Betty Nut hall. "SuRirday 77. . - rtrinitation England, will be played- Monday If ... the weather permits. i.45 in. Friday . mm SCHOOL auiny. of people 'will come here from every section o the provfments "being made in (be middle west and the Pacific coast besides those coming here Has Been Accomplished , of the from bullobigs and equipment communities. It will undoubtedly be the the nearby Provd system a nnmter' of DENVER, Colo,, Aug.. 27 ( UP ) biggest day in the history of Provo. The advertising that Important changes. In the organlia-tk- a Provo and Utah t to arbiwill receive from such a meetjs al- Balked In county and tdulnlHtration are being most between Califor' differences trate . of calculation. impossible planned for the coming school year. n Naturally a great deal of money is needed for the prepar- nia- and Arozona over dlstributlon-'Fotemort among these la a more water-froColorado meet! of the More than $5000 river, ation. the bringing here of such a complete aegregatlon. of, ttofc. jmsHJL local committee in charge of the affair representatives of the four uisht the must be raised by achool. The gret Increase in high basin states attending the. Denver to meet the expenses entailed. the enrollment .in the seventh, and watrtr A drafting Small parley, been raised; money has already IgWfc grade, together With the Plans for the EXAMINATION It7 if Now, if ever, you should step forward and prove to all the world that you are a 100 percent loyal ttizen of. your and needs it badly ! If IS CHANGED community ! Proyo needs your helpsmall come lend and forward assistance, Provo's your you name will be carved in deep letters among the progressive cities of America. If you stand back and Jwiior and Senior High and worthwhile let George do it, one of the biggest opiwrtunities Provo ever Srhools to Be Segregated; had of proving her worth and the stamina of her residents Oass Periods Win Be may. end in failure and ignaminy For several months committeea have. been busy prepar- - Second Preposal Made To Changed to Oite Hoar. California and Arizona; tng for the big athletic meet of the Union Pacific System. s will be under meet 'wayrThou-sandand more that daya Eight ' In connection Governor Declares. Much 1m with the cessions Are Considered will be held 21 and 22, are now complete, follow ing a recent meeting of the.. county fair board directors. All directors and supervisors were present at the session, -Premiums in each department were approved, and the complete list will be published within a very few days, it is announced. w 1327.- - oicinN 'MT t 7 CI ) Premium Lists Will Be Issued In Near Future; Building, Programs and Con School to 1'unrtlon of the. . ...1 . L. Bunnell, I In1 , i president i 1. I tan county fair noara urn u"--" " touch with, the sulierintendents of w&xtr&P'ttkt-'ibredistricts of the Ttie' jmpiirlntehdents .of '"iuiity. eeed j these three! districts have furnixh "musical programs and to do all they can to stimitlate entries Mn the county fair... The county fair 'board 'will give a irize to the school band. j district that has the vest A reiwrt of the building commit, tee ot the fair board was U the effect that the new (10x200 feet building wlB' be completed for fruits, vegetables, canned goods, sewing. and art exhibits. In addition to this, there will be a new building for livestock, poultry V. 11. Nielsen, lresi and rabbits. dent of the county farm bureau, made a report on bis recent tour of the dairy sections of Idaho, in vlfliieh he made recommendations regarding Utah county fair buildings. Various plans, wnd propositions regarding the concessions were discussed. Hilton Jones of Provo submitted to the hoard the best proposition and promised Jhe board tut best and cleaiitwt concessions ever ..........M Basineaa Ofnea Mat Mangwm, T. Earl Pardoe CoodelL I Iran's team, which meets Salt Lake May. will probably ie Cowley, he com nosed ef Lund Johnson, Jack Chrtsten-sen- . Horace Howell and Clinton Vernon and Salt Lake -- Clash ' ;provo Srtn-da- r 4c Sunday of next week. . . '. ind-B-ob Lake View Ward to Hold Annual Reunion The Lake View ward will hold Its re.imlon at. Provona beach Friday. September 2. The program will begin at 10:30 o'clock in the moraine, after' which luncheon wijl be HerrwL Each family is request- edJatiike-wltfhem lunch ftr their own group. Sports and games will be the order of the afternoon, and tt..dauce will conclude the outing In the evening ' Not only .ward memberst but all those-whformerly lived in Lake View are Invited roartena rne"reunlon. snnual h -- . JS- . Batteries-WIlte..ziVInsfle- "th? s amnthlyproject of the Utah stake Relief ''society. Mrs. Electa Dixon. . L. D. S. BAPTISM L. D. S. baptism will be held at 3 o.VbK'kjUi the prrMdcnnrf "the1 tirganizatlonr an 'tah stake administration. building. im on woTk this "the noumvs, that bishoprie of the Provo Third l start at once-i- n Ihe ivirtnnt ward will be in charge. ha've'lts the order that city, may t of the ORPORATIOV MAY DISSOLVE apis'arance aT the time , when Union 'Tncine. athletic A ST. PAUL, Minn. Ang. 27 thousands'' of visitors will lie In lietltiritt to dissolve (he 4ront North. Provo. ern Steamship company, a $Pi,KMi,-(H- 0 iiNoptemlier. 5 and 6 will be corporation controlled by the days' in the history of Pro- Great Northern railroad has been ' vo," 'deem red Mrs. Dixon, "and the filed lu district court here. IMief Smiety will do all in its onwer-tomake the city appear in proJiH-t-wll- nii-et- the most favorable light." CHARLEYJJLOWHORN BKRTAID IS DELAYED i FIELD, N. Y.. Aug. ruin which wntonued" throughout this forenoon R(KSEVELT 27 (UP) An County iPair thw year is iroin to be 'best ever. Cosh I , fwfeht-I-hahatHsr-bu- old Glory's pending non-sto- p night to Rome. . ""'' i Bovd Herfmud - and ames Ie' I1tt" Hill, pihds. were .visibly depressed at the forced postponement. A take-of- f today was Impossible, and even If the rain stopped later ... l.. .v.. ri a u itlll'alv that tluk field wnnht be dry before Monday. v.. ck- skin'iiilv I onst had. I'd git in them, races with her and I'd show- - ye how Injin fighters got out of the way of the Injins. "' |