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Show D ORK RESS VOLUME XV SPANISH FORK, UTAH. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 1916 names eojjuergial club standing committees Officers , , President Dr. Joseph Hughes Neil Dahle I Lewis Jr. Treasurer, red Wilde Walter Secretary, ' Vice-Preside- , Directors JEBD STAKE CONFERENCE Quarterly Conference will be held in the Stake Tabernacle at Payson Saturday and Sunday the 19th and 20th of Feb. 1916. Commencing at 10 a.m. Saturday. Apostle David 0 MiKay and Assistant Church Historian, Andrew Jenson will be present. Allot the saints in the stake are cordially invited to be present Jonathan S. Page Jr. Hyrum Lemmon, Joseph Reece, Sake Presidency. Hughes, Neil Dahle, Frid Walter Wilde' J Frcstort It. freer, Isaac Swenson, ,r Alvin IVutt Win joi.es, Joseph Hansen, Edward G. Stebbins, W. Th tra, J W. Jex. Baiksand John For a Bilious Attack Dr. Joseph Execut ve committee When you have a severe ttUes, Nel Dahle, Walter Wilde, J. il pre"ton Creer and David T. Lewis. by a coated tongue, loath, J. W. G. Stebbins, ing of food, constipation, House committee torpid liver! II. Snell and Alex vomiting of Silas Banks, J. John partly digested food and then bile, you may know that you have JtX. Means cornmittee--Ne- il a severe bilious attack. While Wajs and you Fred Lewis Jr., may be quite sick there is much conliable, Walter Wilde, solation in knowing that relief James M. Creer. may be mmittee-W- m. had by taking three Chamberlains TabMembership c Herbert Snell, Edward Money, lets. They are prompt and effectual. George Hales, Outney Obtainable everywhere. T. Money, A ;;jeen and Wm. II. Tolhurst, Manufacturing and New Industries-a- hn CORIANTON OWING W, Jex. David , ltobertson, Hen Evans. Frank Milner, Corianton is a play of heart interest, Hrylo- - David J. Hansen. Erastus and of noble sentiment and thrills, set in Thomas A. Perry Lands and all the granduer of modern Agriculture, Horticulture, stage craft. R.W. Creer, Corianton is no irrigation Alvin R. Creer, proselyting scheme; David Prior, Edward it is a Christian play, teaching a lesson Geo II. Lewis, in Christianty which the whole world Williams and A. T. Money. John Hanks, J. M. might do well to learn. Mines and Mining Fred Stewart and Bert The part of Corianton as played by George Barnes is all that can be , Eggertson. He is espe ially strong in Statistics Fred Lewis Jr., Benjamin desired. Atgyb. Hubbard Tuttle and Chris Lai the scene showing his tempation, while the guest of the Seuntum (A part that stm. Elias Hansen, is' played very cleverly by W. C. WaltLaws and Legislative ers ) and his fury upon discovering R. Henry Andrus, 1. E. Broekbank, James Hutchison, Ben Isaac, Ben E. how he had been trapped by the wily Zoan Ze Isobel. But its in the death Argyle. Public Improvements and Parka Dr. scene, when Shiblon is murdered by Jos. Hughes, Nathaniel Ludlow, James Seantum. That Mr. Walters shows M. Creer, Herbert Snell and Lars Nielhis real worth as an actor. Corianton sen. . grief over the death of his faithful Railroads and Transportation J. P, brother is so well depicted that one Creer, John W. Bell, David T. Lewis, forgets that it is a play. Fred Jackman and S. J. Gold. Zoan Ze Isobel the siren is in the Education J. Preston Creer, Wm. A. capable hand of Miss Agnes Stuttz a Coraaby, L. John Nuttall, Hubbard brilliant young Canadian actress; scene Tutt e, John T. Morgan, Wm. Grotegut, where she beguiles the prophet reminds Perry A. Thomas and Dr. Joseph one of Fannie Davenport in the old Hughes. Cleopatria days. , Sanitation and Public Welfare Dr, Lecn Cluff as Shibon gives a splendid A. G. Stoddard, Dr. J. W. Hagan,- - Dr. portrayal of an noble xharactor.- C. D. Livingston, Dr. Wells Broekbank Miss Dorothy Meeks gives a wonderDr. Joseph Hughes and Lars Nielsen. ful impersonation of the Bella, the Isaac plighted wife Shiblon. Advertising and Promotion Swenson, Elisha Warner and David Luke Cosgrave the the armor bearer Prior. and jester gets much out of the role Public entertainment Board of Gov aud his scenes with Manitah, Zoans emors. maid creates plenty of comedy, the Oil and Natural Gas Pratt Thomas, other parts are in comptent hands and Outney Green, Niel Dahle, David T, are all well done. Lewis and Fred Matley. The scenic production is elaborate and Water and Electricity Pratt Thomas complete special attention given to all Lars Nielsen, A. T. Money and Wm, the smiler details. Huff. At the opera house Monday Feburary Good Roads-EdwBanks, Wm. II. 21st. wt.h Dr L'wisJr-- . headache-ucompanie- ,i s ard Tolhurst. M idland Trail and U nita County Transportation David T. Iwis, John Bell, Bemon H. Brown, J. Milton Bock, J. B. Hughes and James M. Creer. Taxation James M. Creer, Elias Hansen and R. Henry Andrus. Sports Fred Lewis Jr., Fred N. Freeman J. Preston Creer, Ephraim Rowe, and Edward Williams. Fish and Game A. Albert Fngberg, J. Frank Turner and Chris Lewis, Larsen. L Program Wm. Holt, Fred Lewis Preston Creer and Dr. Jr. Joseph Hughes. Industrial Joseph Hansen, Niel Dahle Jones, Oran A. Lewis, S. J. bold, George Moore, It. H. Dene, J. M. Lreer, R, v. Creer, Albert Engberg, Alma Jensen, John W. Jex, C. W. m A- - Haws and J. Reception VV. G. Stebbins. Board of Governors. NfllS,"NtGHI OF LAUGHS PROVES A REAL TREAT Harry Ennis Night OLaughs" one of the best attractions j! T,Ver 8taRed in this city, and stands in a Mas by itself as a home talent pro-- P w ion. The first part of the show is n a representation of a cab fet scene at which all the performers ' 6 leatwl at the tables, and take their 8S l.hl'y are called upon. The sec- , roved to be ?. Part is a series of singing and danc- numbers, all of which were beauti- y costumed and played in a manner I a would do credit to professional Pttrt Wtt8 a Farce Hvan won the Day a Hcrtum 11 the luT way through nd Pace will not permit of men-l- i particular, suffice it Production as a whole Was 1 G'Laughs' will be I IH'hM Friday night, at which time admiHHOn will reduced to will also bo produced in lav.,. n and I Salem in the near future. lo j111, LJ . A baby boy was born to Mrs. Ernost Otteson last Saturday. A baby boy waB born Mrs. John Mooney. Wednesday to A baby girl was born Tuesday morning to Mrs. Warren E. Davis III. Mr1 and Mrs. Richard Jex desire to express their heartfelt gratitude to the many kind friends who so generously assisted them during the sickness and death of their baby. friends pleasantly surprised Airs. D. C. Bowen Monday evening. Games and music were the order of the evening after which refreshments were seYved by the invaders. Little Bernice Grotegut, two x years old daughter of Bishop William Grotegut sustained a broken arm through a fall on the ground last Thursday. The injured limb was set by Dr. Hagan and she is recovering nicely. Twenty-fiv- e v Miss Flora Stone has just completed her course in the Salt Lake Business College and is making preparations to locate in Spanish Fork, where she hJts been assured of steady employment in the business houses of this city. Miss Flora Cone, music teacher, will give either piano or organ lessons in your home for $.50 per lesson or $5.00 for 12 lessons if paid in advance. Phone 124. mar7 (adv) For Sale 32 acres farm land at Lake Shore; 08 shares in Lake Shore Irrigation Co., 20 shares Strawbtrry water, good improvements, $130 per acre. See Peter Poulson. (adv) Tuesday night a committee under the direction of the Mapleton Parents Class met at the home of Aaron Johnson and effected an organization under the .name of the Mapleton Progressive League The object of the league is to further the interests of Mapleton and vicinity. services were held at the William Davis, over the remains of Arthella, their granddaughter, who died lat of bronchitis. The babe wa a Thursday the daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. G1 Davis. Funeral home of Mr. and Mrs. The remains of little Ferral Avery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Avery of Castle Gate, were brought here Satui day for ieterrment. Funeral services were held in the First ward meeting house the same afternoon. The child died Tuesday of pneumonia. enthusiasm prevailed. Besides enjoying an excellent luncheon, the members played cards and other interesting diversions. Charles II. Ward of Provo was present and discussed with the members of the local club the many to be derived by Utah advantages Recommendation The Best the Midland Trail. A from county from committee recommendation Spanish Fork will woik The strongest any from other cities in committees with word is favorable a receive article nmy to put this road in Colorado and Utah from the user. It is the recommendation of those who have used it that shape. makes Chamberlains Cough Remedy Severe Cold Quickly Cured Mrs. Amanda Gierhart, so popular. On December first I had a very ChambeWaynesfield, Ohio, writes, cold or attack of the grip as it severe rlains Cough Remedy has been used in and was nearly down sick in be, may and on twenty years my family off and Weather-by- , it has never failed to cure a cough or bed, wtites O. J. Metcalf, I bought two bottles of Mo. Obtainable everywhere. cold. Chamberlains Cough Remedy and it was only a few days until I was comWashingtons Birthday pletely restored to health. I firmly and believe that Chamberlains Cough near From evry schoolhouse far and Remedy is one of the very best medisinks swells, The music cines and will know what to do when I In childish voices soft and clear have another cold. Obtainable everyOf sweet Mount Vernon Bells, where. We see the eager faces glow With patriotic fire, SPANISH FORK PEOPLE Een in their youthful hearts they know PRAISE SIMPLE MIXTURE The meaning of Aspire. Many in Spanish Fork praise the With Washington they ford the Bteain simple mixture of buckthorn bark, glyAnd face the daring foe, This cerine, etc. known as Adler-i-kWith startled eyes discern the gleam remedy is the most THOROUGH Of red upon the snow, bowel cleanser ever sold being even usWhere weary wounded feet plod on, ed successfully in appendicitis. ONE Nor shrink from dutys cull, SPOON FULL relieves almost ANY and wan They see the soldiers worn CASE of constipation, sour or gassy They hear the speeding ball. stomach. ONE MINUTE after you take it the gasses rumble and pass out. At Valley Forge, in silence there, cannot gripe and the INST Adler-i-k- a They kneel, with Washington, is suprising. The World action ANT And see tnrough shadows of despair Co. , Drug The gleam of Victroys sun. The clouds of battle rolled aside, BIDS VVANAED Our independence won; As President they hail with prido Sealed bids will he received at the office The glorious Washington. of the undersigned until Sat. evening Feb. 26th 1916, at 7:39 p.m. to perform Ah! dear the days and sweetly graced duties of watermaster for the Spanthe With memories sublime, Fork East Bench Irrigation and ish aro placed When pictures of the great Manufacturing Co. during the ensuing Upon the walls of Time; Vernon Bells, year. Ring on, ye sweet Mount The board of directors reserve the run, waters the blue Where right to reject any and ail bids. In loyal hearts forever dwells NICHOLAS SMITH, Secretary. The nume of Washington. 1916. Rico. Spanish Fork, Utah, Feb. 16th Currio Shaw a. A Missionary Letter from New Zealand After enjoying a very pleasant trip to the great Barrier, I feel that a report of our trip would be of interest to the readers of The Messenger. Wed. Dec. 1st, one of our Maori brethern from the Bay of Islands district, and I left Auckland at 1:20 p. m. by the steamer Waiotahi, reached our destination at 1:25 p.m. the following day. Owing to there being no pier at the pa. we were met by some of our Maori brethern in a small boat and rowed to shore, where we were greeted warmly by a number of Natives. The remainer of the day was spent with the Maoris at this pa, and at night a very good meeting was held at the home of a Church of England family. The f Rowing day we were taken by boat to another pa, and at night another good meeting was held. Saturday evening a testimony meeting was held where our Maori brethern and sisters b ire testimony to the divinity of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. Although for some years many of them hud drifted away from the faith, never the less their hearts were centered upon the restored Gospel and were tnankful to know that they could again partake of the sweet spirit which was so much comfort to them when the laws and teachings of the Gospel were uppermost in their minds. Sunday, Dec. 5th., a company of us again took a boat to another pa where our Sunday services were held. Sunday school was held in the forenoon and at 2 p.m. a large number of Maoris assembled at .the home of the kind church of England friends and a sacrament meeting convened for the benefit of the members of the church. In this meeting one child was blessed after which I spoke to the people present, on the necessity of revelation, and explained to them the need of living faithful to the commandments af God, and that it was wrong for those who had once been strong members of the church to jet power of the evil one lead them in that wide path which would lead them to destruction. At night we went to another pa, but la welcome meeting was held by the Maoris. Monday, 6th, a Maori brother and myself spent the day visiting some people who were well acquainted President Gardner, but for twenty some odd years they had seen or heard nothing of him, but were pleased to hear of him once more. At night a meeting was held where one sick sister was administered to who had been suffering from a large gathering and yeas in dreadful pain, but shortly after we had finished the ordinance, the gathering broke which eased her very much. The next day was very pleasant and at night another testimony meeting was held where some more very strong testimonies were berne. The following morning we set out on our way to the other pas to bid them farewell. At night a large crowd of Maoris assembled at our friend's home to have meeting, a very enjoyable time was had, and after the meeting was dismissed some very interesting gospel conversations were had. Thursday, 9.h, at an early hour in the morning my companion and I along with four maoris set out on horse back for a nearby settlement where we took the boat and returned to Auckland, after having held several nice meetings, selling two Books of Mormon and leaving many tracts among the people. We had a very enjoyable time and' feel it will be the means of doing a great deal of good. AUCKLAND. Elder J. M. JEX I NUMBER 5 A FEW RESULTS From Buying For 125 Stores Look Will Convince You Come and See For Yourself A . The Sons and Daughters of Wales Society will give their annual dance and tea party Feb. 29th. The Spanish Fork Commericial Club held a round up and banquet last Thur-da- y evening at the dubrooms. A large crowd was present and a great deal of THE BUG MAKERS DAUGHTERS The Rug Makers Daughter shows exceptionaly well how one of the celebrated Maud Allan dances Is to be distinguished from those of any other dancers in the world. Naturally, Maud Allan has never been known to dance in the same way twice. Her inspiration is as pure, as brilliant, ss changeable as a flame floating in a Grecian urn. Though she were to dance a hundred years sjie could probubly never repeat exactly some of her mutchless details of orential lauguor and rhythm which have been perpetuated in The Rug Makers Daughter at the Angelus Monday February 21st. For Salo on easy Terms 25 acres of first class beet land and 36 acres of meadow land. Good water right. See Niels Anthon. , (adv) before at ?. mt: 7:- - . k yY''"v . fZ mmhvHL 125 BUSY STORES BUNGALOW FOR SALE Locatad on Main Street four and one-hablocks North of Spanish Fork Post OITice, containing six rooms, bath and two clothes closets, four room, full basement all cemented, screened in front and back porches. Buffett kitchen, built-i- n buffett in dining book-caseroom, also mantel, window-seat- s, etc. Inside finished in Oregon Fir and Maple floors. Size of lot seven by twelve rods with excel-lachicken house and run. Price $2S50.00 cash. Terms accepted if suitable offer is made. lf . fire-plac- e, s, nt C. G. MASSI0N, Salina, Utah. t .. MR. CARL FIELDSOe! HAS ACCLPTE.D THE. . SPANISH FORK AGENCY FOR TIIE CELEBRATED McPhail Piano Although a medium priced piano, the McPhail is an elegant instrument, warranted against all imperfections of workmanship, and, has several new ideas in' piano building that has placed it in a class by itself. t See Mr. Fieldsoe at his home or at the World Drug Store and get a demonstration of the wonderful qualities of this instrument. , t I J V Terms to Suit the Buyer REMEMBER, Mr. Fieldsoe is a first class violin instructor and is giving private lessons at his home for 50 cents. lie also has two fine violins for sale. See him for prices. J i $ I I f OPTICAL DEPARTMEMT Strangs Jewelry Store y. jr The eyes are the most delicate organ body and should receive the care of the most skilled rcTractioncst, dont trifle with traveling opticians. We can fit you at home to the frames proper and lenses for your particular eyes. CD. Strang, graduate of the Spencer College of Opthalmology, New York, Dr. J. W. 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