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Show no "' HANKS CATCHES PROVO HEALTH ENCAMPMENT Continued from page One - (Continued from pae ' " ' v ' .. .' spending a week in Idaho Falls, : ho.' , if. D.W.Griffith's CITY NEWS "Drums of Love" IS ATTRACTION one)? health-promotin- v . .' ;. . . - jack-rabb- , fhe Mrs. - J. Denny of Manti jias comes to teaching professions la been the guest of Mrs. 'Julius Jor- - the opinion of Colleen Moore,For In order realistically, to por gensen and son Harrys during- the I .' ---- past week. tray: roles In her varlouapictures) Ella May Clinger left Wednesday Miss Moore has bad to learn how t$ for Las Vegas, Nevada, to visit with be everything from a stenogra'phef her grandmother, , Mrs.' Rettfe to a dishwasher: In her newest plo-' ' Smith,-- : She will1 be gone about ia ' ture, "Happiness Ahsad," she I9 month. . seen 'on the screen of the Strand theatre this week doing, an expert - HAPPINESS AHEAD; in which she job of Correspondence schools have noth-- n mixes the batter, fills the pans and on. motion; pictures when? . it. frosts the finished pastry with all A- - W. Joitea; of Ogden, mana' . .. t Hews the company, get pi Vogel was a visitor in Provo Fffflay. Mrs. B. Asael Johnson has. return ed home from Milford, where, she visited for a week with Mr. and '." Mrs. David Reese. . " ! Miss &eaaa wohnsun is leaving Monday for Salt Lake, where she will spend a week with Mrs. Mazle Hurst and Mrs. C. F. Balka. Miss Jane Jones left Saturday for Los Angeles, Calif., where she will make her home for the-Ubeing. Mrs. Herbert S. Barnhart and Mrs. Louis Reese of Johnstown, Pa., are spending several weeks with their brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ripple. Mrs; Reese left last weekfor Denver. Colo., and will re-furn to Provo in time to join her . , , Ida- - iorge Mr. 'and Mrs.K. E. Lambert of of the east social organizations "all invite more San Diego, Calif.; spent Saturday in '' than passing notice," Dr.r Oldham Provo. A large number of .Utah' county, until die satisfied never "I shall points out "These, with the inMrs." ChrtttUnla Sprlnjrmeyrr and Continued from page One vigorating air, fine water, idea? farmers, fruitgrowers, dairy and Miss Florence Ray returned to their in means the summer to are hat poultry climate, produoers expected recreational and educaknow honres lit Provo Thursday from a Mr. tional facilities,', all Rocky Mountains; declared:" contribute to attend the eighth annual Faxmtys' week's trip to Yellowstone park. Hanks when seen at a hotel upon health and happiness. Encampment to be held at the Vtfih E. II. Riley and wife of Salt Lake "But with all these g his return from his fishing expedi-tion- y visited Provo" friends the latter part Agricultural college, July 17 to 20, He was the guest of Ed. instiutions, It .s unforunate -'- ; of the week. Burton of the Hotel Roberts, who to have to call attention of our according to Information disclosed 111., Crisswold of e -ede" Sylvia local throHgh-thChicago,' agricultural assisted him in hi splendid atch, citizens, and specially those" of Is visiting here for a few days. Bnd who declares that Mr. Hanks rural districts, to certain conditions partment. Misa Ruth Gardner has returned Fruitgrowers of the state will be "would have landed more fish if he which detract from these better home after spending several months interested to note that for the first had be'eX equipped with ' tackle that things' of life." in San Francisco, Calif. , The health director calls atten- time In the history of the- encamp he could have handled. "We'll preF. M. Alder of Mantl is a visitor ment be will horticultural sessions h!m next tion for outfit time, an of neglectful persons to the held, in which pare a few here for days. problems of growers and Til wager vhe will catch his law defining a public nuisance, and '" " will be discussed. JWwortbJWooleytMantli share," Interposed, Mr. Burton, who expresses the hope that persons few a days hera with Besidesthe" horticulture '1TS3 respending byMx3Plk'a-a-tbusias- m maintaininfr-snc- h' places" will clean . friends. over his trip. up without being forced to do sc lated work, meetings and exhibits V. B. Los Scott of be- held on agronomy, dairyCalif., Angeles, to are ' 40 under the .law. "Count! Chickens", was among the Provq visitors Sat ing, poultry, sheep and wool., plant . "This morning weoounted 40 Illegal Nuisances Cited . . urday. it, "Whatsoever is dangerous to diseases ,and many phases of home wild chickens,- and sawone Mr. and Mra. U'Uliam P. Clayton, A economics. of crowded moth-ir human life or health, and whatever program three badgers, one doe Mane and Bill Peterson left-S- at activities Is provided for deer playing on the roadside on. renders soil, airj'watet or food im- interesting urday for Missouri, Mont, to spend hour encampment. our return front Strawberry' the pure or unwholesome, are declared every two weeks with their daughter include Governor DerJij "It seemed to be nuisances and to be illegal. Speakers A. blind man explained. and sister, Mrs. J. Harry Peterson. W. Ivins, President F, President ana from an echo Oh, my every owner. boyhood. person, either like II. W. Swanson and wife of Den D. Farrel of Kansas Agricultural or scenes old the remember agent well I how occupant, having aided in ver, Colo., spent Saturday with Pro G. Peterson, E. President college, has recent of" or No RL years to we A, . Barney,! creating vo friends. .... picture same, or that passed. contributing Mary Wood Hinman of the Hinman 0. ,G. Crn of Salt Lake was evoked more spontaneous praise George E. Howe, Al Davis, all for who may support, continue, or re school of others. and many dancing, of tain them shall be deemed any merly of Provo, Jack White and Joe Th"e program starts Tuesday eve from critic than .has ."Drums of visitor, here" the latter part of, the of a r: ; w0 misdeameanor," the law Clark were In the party when my guilty WWK. ning, July 17 encampment officials Love," the epical romance of two - M iss on our last hunt- - reaaX father and Mertzheimer has reDorothy ' and the three which'TJi announce, prolove days' in brothers Spctton 2739, Ittvlspd Laws of turned to her home In Provo after tvg' .trip- to- Strawberry grams in the horticultural section for United Art a two weeks' visit in Salt. Lake. bo. before I was a blind man. l.vian. reaas: is follows: as iNO privy" vault, cesspool., or res remembered all the old spots of in- ists and "which opens today for a Miss Stella White of Bountiful reWednesday Morning ervoir- - intcx, which a privy, water turned to Provo with Miss Mertz-heimt'erest." he recalled. three Dn Fruit TreeNutrition," day run- - at the Paramount Fnk closet, stably, or sink is drained, B. "And he could teH.yan,.of-the- m and will visit here for a few "More of Lionel Dept. Wann, JBotanv; ' t theatre, with Mary Philbin, davs, "within a, few rods Intercepted Mr. shall be. established or permitted utan orchards,TTi6I7T within fifty fa,et of any surface from irom Don Alvarado, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davie are Tully Burton" . M. Co;'Dept. of Horticul- Barrymore, Francis "It was a real pleasure to point well, spring, 'or other source of wa- ture: Round Table - Discussion of Marshall and William Austin in the - : litem out to. Mr. Burton, and call ter used" Tor duiriking or culinary Apple Problems ; leading roles. Htten jpermis; to said is be so tar them back in my memory as I had purposes, without The picture Conof exhibits; "Blight of health, inspection the blind sion from the-boseen them - years-ago- ," In Oregon and California," Prof. advanced In the" realms of . Bheer trol based upon the adviceof the medi- Walter F. man reminlscently explained, Smith, Washington coun- beauty and dramatic strength that Mr. Hanks returned to Utah after cal officer (Health). Whenever, in ty agent; Round Table Discussion no ccttnpaftspn" can be made with . Al ti umi having made an extended tour of the opinion of any board of health any modern screen production; In ""T this new masterpiece, of his, Grif"V. l"! tl northern states and Canada. Early o, health officer, any privy vault or" I A cesspool has become the receptacle In June" he was in southern Alberta. 1 - fith: la said to have achieved the rwer' TODAYONLY. P',A' lx. Presi- very ultimate in perfection. - , The farmers in that reglqn were of infectious diseases has become Jru is Beldom that Griffith grows on the verge of losing their entire a menance to health, they shall ,de" 'gden; Ge"efa It to fruit t UIUC1 ,.u (u. Leo MoloneyV,C of bitter! ' pilVJf grain crop for want of rain, but a or Entomology Vegetable enthused. Twenty years disinfected, or filled in growers: an infant struggles infringing and Truck H. Dr. .day J)cfore he left it began to rain andcesspool J. Crop Jnsects, abandoned." to the plane of an art more: and continued for two dayiwjth Pack. Floriculture Propagation Die result that the farmers in that and Care of House Plants,", Prof. reaching and universal even than the graphic arts has temeperd Emil Hansen. "DON jection will have bumper crops, Mr. tinent. " whatever f Since his visit here last fall he Hanks pointed out. Afternoon: Wednesday a Birth of 'The have been to Honolulu, - Hawaii, has DESPERADO" possessed. Literature and Horticulture "Home Beautifica-tion,- " JJllgIon as won"Real religion in the World and which trip he characterized Prof. Emil Hansen. Plant Nation," "Intolerance" and "Broken : one of derful. is title the Insects "Fruit Insects," Dr. H. J. Blossoms" didn't burst n a skepGreat LIteraure," tical public in a flurry of meaninglShort Subjects or Mr.Hanks popular lectures. This Pack. ' ess" adjectives of praise. Griffith he delivered at Ljthbridge, Canada, Comedies Thursday Mornlnjr ' and other towns of She Alberta Excursion to Experiment Farms. is not given to useless prophecies. as he deWhen says, concerning For two weeks he TOO LATE province. Thursday Afternoon Program: of ijeVe?'' "'boys, I think livored lectures at Idaho Falls, Rex "Irrigation of Stone Fruit Orch "Drums Monday - Tuesday ! statement carries the I've CLASSTFICATION ards," Prof. D.W. Pittmarf, "depart an. 'got y.," of dcamedy, Rexburg, and other cities comimplication pride, that, of the. Gem state--. ment of agronomy; "Why and How 'MOUNTAINS OF He spent July Fourth in his old FOR RENT Fur, r6oms; board if I Thin Peaches,"', Mr.' John Hall, ing from him, Is the best recomdesired. Fur.', apt. 320 East 1st manager Ben - Lomond orchard, mendation the picture could get. home town Heber the . guest of his ' Jj-2Many who have seen the produc MANHATTAN" friend Joseph R. Murdock. North. North Ogden; "How Shall We Pre tion have been unable to express! Mr. Hanks expects to spend the pare Our Peaches "for Market, summer in tfie West. In Septem- - WANTED TO BUY Building lot, Prof. F. M, Coe. Round Table Dis-- its great dramatic power and poetic starring' ' treatment in terms of tnere words. ber he will go Into Pacific coast i close 4n. Northeast or- - northwest cuss'on of peach problems;-cherr- y For the first time, .life is vividly . 'states, to Arizona, and on Decem part or town. , ROBERT GORDO apricot problems. problems; ' portrayed on the screen In all its ber 20 he will sail from New OrFriday Morning: v and leans for the Panama canal zone FOR RENT Cozy 4 room mod. apt 4 Field demonstration of wire brac- ramifications. All the joys and the and sly amours at 235 E. 4th South. Inquire 558 ing and thinning peach trees, tree sorrows, the loves where he' will deliver 25 lectures are of mankind DOROTHY -- DE VORE paraded through 1135-So. Jy20 crowding, and strawberry culture, during the . at Joseph T. Bair's orchard, Pro the medium of a new photography In February he wjll return .to and masterfully woven into srsub-lime In March he will be in FOR SALE Dark red raspberries. vidence. Florida. ' story. 771-In be will Phone spent jyl6 April Philadelphia, A chest of silver coins given NrwYork state. May In Boston and vbus line,' was checked by the officer, away free save your New England states, and on June LOST Sack of groceries and one Vho 45 was he reports that going 1 he will sail for Europe where he "pair pants. Put in ..wrong car coupons. mi las per hour. C. D. Booker, ownnear Superior Motor Co. Return to will spend part of next summer. er a was Nevada line, stage pf un736 . South. W. 1st at the , His lecture Young traveling-- , at- 50 miles per hour, as iversity --summerschool Friday-- was Four violators of the state traffic was a Salt Lake woman, 'the offito . ,o. 8,646, and upon his return to WANTED Alberta, laws were taken Into Come Party going by cer states.-Anothis native state his Canada, July 20. Will tak 3 pas- State Patrol Officer Ed. custody Wag-mman Van ' was hailed young 404-thirty-fourt- h rr Jyl7 See How Cool trip across- the con- sengers. Phone -- Charles for stepping on-- th a 50 mile gaa-a- t Friday evening Thomas, driver of the Red Featherclip. gome of the real people In his mountain home; " - - . , -- cake-bakin- g, ...... I me $W & iA lK3nb &$J(VU I 4'-- - , I' MONDAY-$r- W TUESDAY A "Heartaches to the right of her sorrow to the left olj her but Happinesi Ahead. And how Colleen fights for it! You'll chetr her all theway ! . r sister on the Tlmpanogos hike. Mrs. Vernlece,Vofflnden Is leav ing lor Pioche. Nevada, where she will join her husband and make her rr"' home. Mra. Mary F. Wofflnden has "returned to her heme In Salt Lake after spending several days with Provo relativ.es and friends. Eldon Lewis of Tooele was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Melissa Lewis, during the past week. : : wrGrif-fith-has-fashion- 6TS : er Salt Lake's Greatest Entertainment -- BON TA ar -- """""" A 9l great i musical play that ran at last! . JOAN CRAWFORD hjd FOR - ry; tale of love filmed in the Canadian wilds ..- - A J. - " " ", LUXITE 1 Pure Silk fashioned. ' HOSE iow, I ' ' er Show iyghsrs , SELDON HEAPS . I ...At the Organ - AUSTRALIAN :: : 3 m ' WAITES '.' his greatest picture since Birth of a Nation" ; . "The - , ,n . "? yL" , - erisatronal'Entcrtainers - r.. . 4 CHARLES . ... TWILLIS The Dixie Tenor x .u..yr.,r .... -- ,w x 1 . j 1 5 TELIAFERRO &CO. fV A''v; y. . Cleara&e Sale er 1 . mid-seaso- n in wash crepes and dresses georg- -- colors, prints GEM Sunday - Monday ) Tuesday a and polka dots. All beautiful styles. Values . " Pattd,lot.Monhcp2 . $17.50 to $25.t)0 $11 - coatrval-ettess!-plai- "Sporta a La Mode" val- Dressesarid Beautiful new prints plain colored crepes, in all 'ZiLf. styles and sizes. $E95 HAT CLEARANG& s. -- .irTv 3. - iTr? International News Comedy "REAL LtFE" s Your choice of any straw hat Values to $10.00 .1 $195 -- 1 v - 11 - ' AN EVENT! k AN EVENT! j ' Week Starting NEXT WEDNESDAY - in; In Person "MAE MURRAY In Person " PANTAGES x . Tully Marshall 'William Austin : PANTAGES I Beauty! Romance! y Action! All the things that Griffith put into "The Birth of A Nation!" The love! , The pathos!, The drama! ' ; That filled "Way Down East!" . L 95c GLENGARRY " Z7 PresntoL STAN LAUREL and OLIVER HARDY , in "YOU'RE DARN TOOTIN" SWIM" at They're HERE waiting for you! And HAL ROACH "IT'S SAFE TO 1 Lionel Barrymore Don Alvarado MAE MURRAY assorted straw hats Tailored arid trimmed." 100 MApy PHri!BiN . T Goats ues to $35.00: ' : '7 LIBBY DANCERS $14.50 J395 You rchoice of any coat; ' 6 In "BILLETS" wash crepes. Values ) BRONSON and GORDON ettes, plain- - Volors, prints n choice of any One hundred new; dresses in - flat and, anton crepes, also - Your .: " W "In the WOMAN I MIGHT HAVE.BEEN" . 100 new JIojc Laughi than "j MABEL :V J v --- - ORCHESTRA $1.00 Mid-Summ' -- " R. E. Runswick, Director Full $1.45 :fjz ' PANTAGES LUXITE Pure Silk Full fashioned " HOSE " In And her J. - "r """ picture. Traffic Violators Are Under Arrest - . A gorgeous . month-of-Janua- ' with tDMOND LOWE "ROSE .MARIE life-lon- g ' 2 years"1 on Broadway on the Screen - sy f Mf COLLEEN The -- -- i fflni NOW! h.. t z PAGE TIIP.LS PROVO. SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1928. . i;.. .lllCQMING.SpON SALLY O'NEIL ;, EMItT JANNINGS; "THE LOVELORN" ' : "THE STREET OF SIN" ;,....:..- - .,.,r ' j |