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Show " PROVp:(UTAmEVENlNG- - HERALD. Provo catttaVc. LCPULSIPM PRODUCE If. PRQVO SCHOOLS ,0th Of UtahGdena (Continued FroixLE ?ConccmOpened oe) tal principles of ar autnmnhil ifH-- L4lg 111 !,iihirvl.n)Tllu nd groups adequate -- i "'- I.' t ri Z"''" rrrrsi. A'i.mm. 7:r - ""v' I p03K:B:r Tor-rn- jniornlng l jJH U T Final respects were considerable kntwff arjcr PuJsiftet,yFtt,J . ..qnrjyesti ...... .s:.: : .: ld J er insur-tatisfact- ory nr . I h Applesr-XItftbosej ad. bushels, orchard run, culls out,' Delicious, f: Jned. large Rome" Beautie. small 1.25-1.small ned.. Jajge Jona(halis,.i med., 1.35-liWash. bs., ielic!p.!s, laipe site's, extra fancy450; fanpy 3.75; Rome Beauties, fancy, large sizes, 2,00-23t- LotJ-l.TS- 1.75-2.2- 5; ): chapel. Edgemont Mr. Pulsipher ed Friday alght at his home, following a short o,pneumonia. life Eulogies to the gxemjir-.rand character of the'deceased, were paid by the speakers, Peter C: Liar-semember of the warH bishopric and a close friend of the family. Robert Elliott, former bishop of the Edgemont ward, and Adelbert Blg-le- r, member bf the Sharon, it ak? -- I z.iw-3.5- Blacks, SUyman Winesaps' and Winesaps, Celery Utah, crts., nied. sizes, large sizes fend small sizes, 1.51); celery hearts, doz. bunches, sks Qnions (dry Utah, 100-lyellow Valencia .type, U. S. No. 1, ptly. graded; med to large, small largr to very larget 1.00-1and culls, Potatoes Utah, skd., cwt.. U. S; No.'l. ptly. graded, Russets, 1.7- 02.00; mostly Idaho sacked, cwl.,Russets, U. S. No. 1, 2.75. 3.00-3.5- 0. 1.75-2.0- b. 5; 50-6- 5. 1.75-1.8- COUNTY TOWNS COOPERATING Man f u. hrgeldedJuMl Mechanic Arts Display Shown , I jj )l '- Purdue jr dear '! A PUBLIX 1 1 FUNERALS Hailed, as Picture of the Talking Screen! e- LAST TIMES 25 Stars! Chorus of in "YOUNG NOWHERES" Eskimo dames may a cold climate but they got hot ideas .. and Talu, the could melt an if e berg. Passionate, exotic "and burningly tempestuous, ' she's the reason why Arctije. .nights are six months long: live in d, in V WATCHES -- : DIAMONDS HOLIDAYGOODSr-ETC. PR0V0 IODAY Musi Move Goods & THURSDAY41 MORTON DOWNEY Regardless of Price "LUCKY WRIST WATCHES LADIES' ' V 1" Anita Page-Buste- Dane & r Keatin J Arthur - Heindselman Optical 120 WEST CENTER ST, ; & Co.; I Jewry 9 . ' - PROVO, UTAH -- Also Paramount Screen Song ROBERT FRAZER ULLRICH HAUPT El Brendel Tom Patricola Social Used Caiv aleirPeeem&ef' Used Cars with an O K That Counts 1929 Chevrolet Sedan 1928 Chevrolet Sedan 1928 Chevrolet Coach 1927 Chevrolet Coach 1 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 1926 Chevrolet Coach 1927 Dodge Sedan POCKET WATCHES GENTS'. WATCH CHAINS ' I carry a complete stock ofDiamond Rings 20 .Years Experience your gain and a saving of at least Have her Diamond reset tor Christmas in one 01 the latest mountings ,1 do this while you wait EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING AN.D ENGRAyiNG Walk Upstairs and Save the Difference in High Rent 20' PONYBOVs Pell CMpman n:.v ' -- . Ii)UIS WOLHEIM " 7 1$29 Plymouth Sedan. 1927 Ford foupe 1926 ford Cofape 1926 Ford Sedan - " JeWele 4" I ; ; ! " . OTHER GOdD BUYS FROM 30 TO $150 ; mostnttrac- 0urpricesonthesecars-ar- 6 tive. Easy terms low interest charges ! Open Sunday-ariEvenings r ; 212 WEST CENTER - . d IN LOVE" i Used :C GENTS' WATCH BANDS & Hainea Bessie Love i. TJkelele Ike .1 j&m Edwards- 4 ' Lfiurel & ilrirdf Eves, Fox Movietone ... Melodrama with - - QENTS SET RINGS - ; William Adults- - S5c - Cbild'n lOo Walk Upstairs and Save . ORPHEUM on JEWELRY Ogden. Alarion .Daviea - 'v JUSTICE" Christmas Suggestions sient Joan .Crawford ' Shoppers Matinee till 6 p. m. Not n Nagel-- ! "FROZEN pects On Burglary Count - d Nbrmir"She3iTCTr-Conra- in Held or Job Shows Continuous 1:15 tl:15 LENORE tJLRIE ANTONIO" , Cast!' Charles King "MISTER - Wt Hits! Hear and See VIRGINIA 1 0 What a jr Laughs! Sketches!, Big'Song "Them half-bree- 1 200! THURSDAY - FRIDAY SATURDAY - Coasts p'rem Coast t Richard Barthelmess and Marion Nixon , . football Purdue. old TONIGHT AGAINST DOGS - A, Medley of Mirth and Melody! ... tmrr 1i mm ISSUES EDICT , NOW PLAYING oil stock. r, For the THEATRE APUBLIX THEATRE Secretary Wilbur isays the west must save water and oil. The west might try the New York' scheme saving the water for the Tlie-con- - university, -- .." 4n-,- champion of the Big Ten, also took first prize in stock, judging at the International ivestock show in Chicago. They know- - their beef t ll faiks S I Itself. er " tnd Frederick i. pany and the Inland Steel companj will be brought into the ccimhMia ti6n. In some quarters- it is even ambitions ..ol rumored that the Eaton and his group extend as fat as a possible deal with Bethlehem 1 r iJ V"'. N SAYS CAPTAIN DIE IN CRASH -t ' f-- r fl CREW DRUNK ENGLISH wi , tw l i - ""NotIn"justody il -; will be fmr the debating council were unaM Moody. Jr-- i young San Francisco to attend. bond salesmsa, wlil tJpriBarried Tte caiiili question that was wsil -noon, Monday, Dec- 2?. In the.it,iasB' debates. "Resolved, The ceremony will take place at That Principles, ef the Model Tax the Natiot-a- ! St Clement's chapel, ' Cvremont.' Ptap Jis Qutlined-b- y Rev. L. H. Miller will officiate. Tax Association Should be Used sn " ' In, the wake of mysterious ru- a Ba3is Tax Revision' In l'Jtai." mors and emphatic declining to tell will be u?ed for the tryouts an1 anything on the. part 'of the WiP' a!ff the trlaglsH debates with tb. ... of Utah and,f;e jn-- . """"' u" came ..:,. suddenly .um Agricultural coHegq, wedding plans Judges lor day with the simplicity whiclt'l's i he tiyoutTwill feffPrbfessors JphT, characteristic of the werlds. tennis C. Kwenson, EdM. Rowe, AsaeC-champion. . Lambert and Dr'.Wflliara J. Snow. Thp triangle debates will be hyld enmetime during the middl ' of FIRST-BORARK1VKS j January. ".. and Mu. SPANISH FORK.- , t Mark J. Hatison of Springviii-- ct: The first duty of a man receiving congratulations o"i Mio look after himself, according t to . first childi riaueh Ed Howe, the Kansas sage. A''1 birth of their ':if V "just 16 ter. The ' oabe is the l'lr.--t surjiTie does the Job J right, he usually gets a womansio daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. .... L Hanson of Uiis cty. . take- - it over. mlddtewestern steel a-- 4350,000j0u corporation th? third largest steel company in tne nation. The inerger, announced late yesterday, bring together the Republic lion and Steel company, Central Alloy Steel corporation, Dor.ner Steel corporation and the Routt. company and their Rptwwn, them" (he nrnpertles affected produce nearly every klnd.f steel tad iron pro- - ( (Continued From Page One) Seattle, Henriod. John O. Beesley, J. Th rfcpairs and building extensions as Edwin Stein, Dr. John Alrd, Mrs. services, together with the pi of it their farm activities warrant. Thi& R. E. Allen. Mrs. Monroe' Paxman, $ion of beautiful flowers, bore evt of the freighter Skagway. Hints of sabotage and open training is a legitimate responsi- and Mrs. Walter Hasler. esteem In of the dence ' that it had been necessary The delegation "wilt cat! on the which the deceasedhigh Melvin Kelly' of Sprmiiville was bility of the schools, and Is 'rapidand his family charges to Tun the ship "onto the rock"! released by the federal prohlhitior ly becoming arTintegral part of our state commission Just as. soon as are held by their many friends. were made by members of that officers in Salt Lake City, when program in the progressive dis- possible. Mrs. Elizabeth Pulsipher. 76, a crew. learned that he was not the tricts of the state. 'esident of Edgemont. mother of E., The 26 men. who were saved from view C. SPANISH FORK With owner of the still recently discovPulsipher, returned home the The above statement is a part of to getting the, state school for the day of her sons death, from Idaho, the Skagwav when she pilga on the ered in Hobble Creek canyon. rooks off Tatoosh Island Monday feeble' minded located in Uta-Utah i of held eouu & letter sent to the superintend.Kelly was by the where sjie was called when another with fire in her hold, arrived In ty sheriff s department,' when lie ent from Iryin S. Noal, supervisor county, a group of Payson citizens son, William Pulsipher, died from Seattle late yesterday and wer was found, the morning of th raid, of .in.luatrial education. She is the mother of H speakft representing the civic organiza nneumonia. with a pack "horse near Kelly's for itspif. This is further evidence tions there, met Monday at noon 11 children, a son in Arizona being prepared to testify before federal , inspertors today. grove. He was turned over to the that the junior high school pro- with a group of representative citi the 6nly living child. and field federal officers and Was takn to gram advanced by the board is zens of Spanish-F-Qr- k Mrs-- . Pulsipher had gone to Cali Salt. Lake where ho .was later remeeting at. the Nebo school district fornia for her health,' when she necessary. ' office with Dr. L. D. Stewart, mayoi was called to Idaho. leased. CHARLES A. SMITH. of Payson acting chairman. . The Payson citizens at the meeting weTg Dr. Stewart, Dr. Asa L. Curtis chairman of the Strawberry Water ACES. A few of the Provo senior high Users association; Thomas F. Tol students, under the direction of A. hurst, of the Nebo 'school district H. Fisher and Miss Pyper, are board; Philo c. Wightman, presi Melvir. dent of the Lion's club-anmaking a display in the window east of the Payne-Gra-y Wilson, superintendent of the Nebc Realty comschool district. The Spanish Fork" pany and also in the south window I were R. H. Andrus I MA'AM. TAKE I (S DOCTOR U.- E- of the Irvine store building. 7 representatives TUNIS, Tunisia, Dec. 18 yg On account of lack of room and and Elisha Warner Ed Money 4 ative advices LEVATOR R. W.SMITH'S reported today that THIS T the Rotary club; Wil .n equipment only a few students arc representing in had fallen desert the TO THE CKSHTH OFFICE IN liam A. Cornaby, Kiwanis club; F "00 airplane miles south of here and that fortunate in being permitted to do FLOOR-I-T'S JUST J. Thomas, American Legions. THIS 61 wo occupants of the plane had' this type of work which- - is very L meet was of the secretary emtDlHGr? fj popular among all classes of stuteen killed. COMING- DOWN. ing. A committee was appointed t A French airplane was ordered dents. The display consists of arof wood, iron, sheet visit O'.ner uian county towns an j ?nt ' immediately to the position ticles, made ! felt. urge them to cooperate with thos' by the natives to seek the. metal, silk, leather and committees to woiu w.tn me stai .. I and identify the plane,' rcckage FUNERAL IS THURSDAY . site finding commission in favor o vhich officials feared was the a site inhUtah coun Funeral services for Sa;mor It is felt the 3ritish Fairey-Napiin which Porter, infent daughter of Mr. am. Utah county Is entitlea to have r Squadron Leader A. G. Jones-Wistate building St this time. It iams and Flight Lieutenant N. H. Mrs. Joseph H. Portcf, who die also planned that the committee fenkins were attempting a non- - Tuesday morning at the familj get together and hold a mcetihf tori flight from Cranwell, England, home in Edgemont, will bo helt5 with the state finding commissior -- . Thursday at 1:30 p. m. in thc Edge i o l i ( i i i Capetown i ji m1 t-- 'f lF&rrs-sS&- I : I in tho immediate fu ture TtdtatrierinTiBB mittee included: Dr. L. D. Stewar ;aid the plane was the British "Bishop J. H. Kerguson will beTf of Payson, T. H. Tolhurst. an Taircy-Napieand that JonesWil- - charge. The body may be viewei Milo D. Wightman qf Payson; R iams and Jenkins had been killed. at the family home prior to the services. Interment will be in the H. Andrus and William A. Cornab Provo city cemetery. of Spanish Fork. As the committee was leavin, Spanish Fork to go to the northen end of Utah county and enlist those cities jn the movement, i large delegation from Americar Fork and other towns in the nortl end of the county came to SpanisV Fork to meet with the local peopl and try for a united movement MT. PLEASANT. Utah. I- - 14 The whoje county seems to be or '.O 7Z7.......:....l i Night life among a certain . I ganized and making a determinec NOW PLAYING . jart ofMl.1 rieaBant',i nomii'Hr,'effort to se'eur? oroe recognition ,as come to a standstill because of for Utah county. leaths of numerous sheep In ti? LEO CARILLO , 4c idnity during the past few "weeks. ' and . TVL6 decreed at mi City .officials have VALLI n. m. shall be the deadline ror.eveing activities of the town's canine Funeral services for Saloma Por population. ter, infant daughter of Joseph H No definite plan for enforcing and Hannah Porter of Edgemont the edict, aside from punishing who died Tuesday morningt will be wners of dogs permitted to ,roam ' (Jsed in baseball held .in the Edgemont ward chape! after 6 p. m. has been made. It and &tttoa Thursday at 1:30, ; with. Bishop ias not been decided who will be James B. Ferguson presiding. In appointed to chase stray and un There are at least four mistakes In the above picture. They may pertain tcrment' will be fn. the Provo owned dogs off the streets at night. can See find cemetery under the direction of city if you orwhatnot. eramrnArHilstoryrtiquettei-drawln- g From the Play by the them. Then look at the scrambled word below and unscramble it, by Deseret Mortuary compnay. BOOTH TARKINGTON witching the letters around. Grade yourself 20 for each of the mistakes On Page 4 Sec. 2 Are. you find.. and (20 for the, word if youunsSrambie itm3US CARD OF THANKS A Picture You Can't Forget wrtl explain the. mistakes, and te.l you the word. Then you can see L We are desirous of thanking our ALL TALKING how near a hundred you bnK many kind neighbors and friends for the assistance tendered us dur- ing our recent hour of sorro' "Orvil Page and Harry Mil ' rcaused by the death of our belovec Why husband and father, N. W. "Nick" were recently arrested n rgden n connection with the burglary Roberts. We especially wish to extend our. 3f the Van Photo Shop will be ar A BROWNIE KODAK FOR XMAS city court eppreciation to the- - speakers and raigned In the Provo of Girl? . Boy singers, to those who furnished care Thursday morning on a. charge at the time of the funeral ser second degree burglary r Chief of Police Otto Birk went vices, also for the many beautiful HEDQUIST 2 DRUG STORES to Ogden Tuesday and recovered a floral offerings. MRS. N.W. "NICK" ROBERTS, "suitcase containing 12 of the & KODAK SHOP kodaks the two men had taken. AND FAMILY,' Two more kodaks were located in Salt Lake, and' the pawn ahops(-lmen '"admitted selling one to tran SprTngville v- thi Brlghara The tryouta ' for glared - the-gra- Varsity Ttyouts TOWED SOON WconW?TTK interests into tennis courts, subsi-rilapie- 'PebatersStagc TENNIS QUEEN much as this has been an extreme ly dry fall, iris thus mow Important to irrigate this fall and good results will be assured. It is proven thaj when land is wet the frost , hot nearly so severe with alfalfa, clover, and orchards. Tf the ground is already damp the rain and snow, when it does come, will tend Ho store water as deep as two feet in the soils which can be used next summer. It will pay big dividends- - duct. B " J J to use as much ' water as. possible and the sketch of active Eaten is a member of the .bank ' splendid to irrigate, now. . . .1 A r..i ..1 ing and brokerage firm of Iti3 a Co.,, of New York' and Cleveland. Bishop J.' B. Ferguson presided at me services, ine invocation was Formerly In the utility business; h was known kto only a few people offered by T. J. Foote, and the when he came here a few years benediction was pronounced by Wilford Stubbs. ago. He sprang to prominence Bishop . Sidney Cluff of the Pleasant View ward whence Trumbull Steel company ve at .the Provo 1 dedicated waa jn financial difficulties about ' five years ago. . city cemetery. Mrs. Ossa- - Ferguson sang u an By the merger, Eaton towerr with th leaders of the nation" opening number, "One Fleeting Hourr and hCBiitffnl musical ailec-industryJor. thjijievcomiaM EATTLE7-fpr--;-- t& rftfi MH steel is gxeeeded only by the ll. S. .Steel and Bethlejienl bteel 'rio. under the direction of rplling breakers on the mckv coast corporation LeRoy J. Robertson. Two beautiful of their ship and it e.is rumored, further consoj. while Washington, dajUons-arin project which will vocal solos were, rendered by Mrs,. was a roaring furnace, . todav make the R. G&rn Clark, the vocal solo "Res company a Republic foneht bitterly. ignation," was sifhg by Mrs. Leora The crew was vdrunk the whole large, or perhaps" la;,yr Bethlehem. Calder, and Hugh Larsen sang ''I it the1 disastroin trip from- San Come Unto Thee." According to these reports, ijv was the Francisco to n, jned.V sizes, fcv.. Yellow New-ton- s, 4.00; (Spitzmirg. 3 75; Arkansas fiM:wnbcfoT ?- T 9rhtany-fe- ss 2.50-S,0- o, 5; Is mak- - nvs PAGE .1929, IS ANNOUNCED 'ult afternooniTlheT"JrTO-Taauday ."" ward ""-"H- 18, t"""y' aordma to a report from IV -C- LEVELAND.. O., Dec. 18."iuj- j4.;Thaynrconrity farm ?ent;z anl "ITsHoui parts.f- the . rounty - . . 5ise j banker, has rauxea ' IW-U- 1111 , j- Hie Sego Uiy ana June croups vuvitiea in the vocational departinclude'17 claims iiv the north Tin- - ment to the end that they become This is now being actie mining district, and consider employable. in .many schools able development U planned?by the complished hrough what is salted the general' mining concern. In connection with the opening of, ihop. In such shops students may pursue a wide variety of r.cUvities the rr"vo on ires, me company ess under the supervision .of an in feel that all ther should be conducted through Provo. structor, and with the at; ? o oi respondent' books nnd other the logical .point for headquarters. instructional material. The school Ben H. Bullock, secretary-treasurjoi the concern, is now in the orcyides a laboratory and such east in charge of financing the cot facilities astire necessary to rogress. It arso calls poratlon, and Is reported as irieet-iinto service successful representa with good success. Lara I. Olson, superintendent, re tives of many vocations to advise nd counsel such students. ports that the shaft on the property is down 126 feet, with a promis of In the state at large 29 percent all wage earners over 10 years They ing condition in -- the shaft, recently struct s cav, which lg4of age arc engaged similar to ing and mechanical pursuits. At highly mineralised. fticae found near other ore bodies least, this proportion of the high, school enrollment . can expect to of the Tintte district find their life's calling in 'these en sunk north and south vein, and shows fields, "and ehouH receive Drelim- ulphidoa. In the in matter, according, to JMr. ;are and supervLson of the public schools. An additional 35 percent of 'our wage earners arc engaged n agriculture.. Successful farmers Tind it much to their advantage to be able ' to maintain and adjust This tremendous dry fall - MuUfiale uffeilufis" " mei W trades la jjursuesuek studies and Fall Irrigation LAID TO REST MARKET 1 DECEMBER County Agent Urges STEEL MERGER U aucc-th-i llne WEDNESDAY Phone 74 Fifth West & Center ' |