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Show ) VOLUME XV SPANISH FORK, UTAH, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1916 Saturday Mr. and Mrs. George DESERET NEWS STRONG FOR Batchelor and family left for RedFAIR ILAY RY RAILROADS mond, where they will make their Nebo School Diftridt Leads World for Officers Elected for the home. ents-Teache- Following is an editorial taken Mrs. Valdergun Jameson, eighty-nin- e from the Deseret News of its issue of years of age died Monday morn- December 2nd, entitled, "Amazing ing. She Is survived by seven child- Showing of Rate Discrimination. ren, thirty-thre- e grandchildren and It will not be charged that the Deseret News has ever been unfriendrecords are elusive things, fourteen World Funeral services are being held ly to the railroads. On the contrary, and few people or communlteies can today at the Icelandic Lutherian this has paper reasonable given every one of them In their Church. of Good Attendance Assn. rs boast jhaving posessloii, but it seems that the Nebo School District, has one, and a record something that is of a great good importance than the ones bn the cinder path, in the squared Circle or on the baseball diamond! - It is the record for attendance in the public schools. According to the report of Mosiah Hall, state high school inspector, this district has 99 per cent of its total school population enrolled. We clip the following item from The ' Salt Lake Telegram of Monday evening: "With more than 99 per cent of the distict school population in attendance at the elementary 'and' high schools, the Nebo District in Utah county is the. best attended district in the entire! United States. '"This is the statement of Mosiah Hail, state high school inspector. He has just completed a check of'the district. Comparison of records of dfisricts from 'ail over the tuition show it to have the lead. , .. "There are approximately 6000 students in the schools; 12 per cent of- whom are inMh'e consolidated high school., 'This fact alone makes th& district distinctive, as the normal percentage of elementary as compared to high school is but six per deal mote atriven for ! . - cent. "The sfhVe' hoard of education has now received statistical reports from every school district in the state. While Mr. Hall made a very flattering report on the condition of the school in this district, and it is a report of which the officers of the schools and the patrons in general wn well be proud, he did not give us all the credit that was properly ours. An analysis of the statistical high school' report for last year in regard to the distribution of the apportionment of the state high school fund shows that this district had nearly twice as many students attandng high school as any other district of the same size in the state. Thp figures are as follows: Nebo, 640 students who attended high school at t twenty weeks last school year, B;xelder, 288; Cache, 252; Davis, 2"9; Granite, 237; Juab, 125; San Pete, 186, Sevier, 213; Tooele, 164; Wasatch, 135. Ogden, with a school population of nearly twice that of the Nebo district,; had '619 students in high school as compeared with the 540 enrolled here lo-.'s- NUMBER 50 The Lake Shore Irrigation Co., Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Taylor entertained twenty guests Sunday at a principal place of business, Lake luncheon. Shore, Utah. November 30th, 1916. NOTICE Mrs. Chrles Davis spent the week- There are delinquent upon the end here visiting with her mother, Mrs. Ellen Thomas. following described stock on account of assessment levied Sept. 19, 1916, Misses Ellen and Rose Jameson bb follows: Saturday afternoon and evening at the opera house. One hundred children will be In the cast. enthusiastic meeting of the patrons of the schools of this city was held last Sunday evening at the Second ward meeting house. At the meeting the constitution and were adopted as they were published encouragement to the Mrs. Minnie Miller entertained the of their interests, as it would do and in the issue of The PreBS of two On New Years day there will be a haB done the Interests of all other weeks ago. dinner in the Presbymembers of the Ladies Literary lines of congregational Our legitimate business. with an appropriate Club at her home last Friday afterterian selecThe were officers chapel following position is that there has been alnoon. Current events were given by together too much prejudice against ted for the Parents- - Teachers organ- program. Mrs. Lena Williams and the book railroads and railroad interests, and ization, to serve during the ensuing LOST A red heifer calf, star in reading was continued by Mrs. Hat- this prejudice we have combated and year: Fred Lewis, Jr., president; to head, eight months old. Left mother allay. In this connec- D. M. tie Wilcox. Refreshments were ser- endeavored Draper, first tion we have taken the stand that to and home last Monday. Notify D. ved by the hostess. D. Brockbank, barber. (adv) multiply commissions, one in each of Clara Robertson, second the forty-eigstates, and each makJ. M. Calderwood, secretary Last Friday evening Mrs. J. Will ing conflicting and unreasonable reg- and Mrs. Oliver Swenson treasurer. Last Friday afternoon Mrs. J. W. Lewis entertained twenty five friends ulations, cannot result in anythng the to the entertained a number of laconstitutor According Hagan but confusion. There should be but and relatives in honor of her hus- one regulating and controlling power, elective officers of fhe organization dles. Fancy work was the diversion the afternoon and luncheon was bands birthday. The eveniug was and that one must inevitably be the constitute the executive committee, of served by the hostess. comwill what commerce and commission.And appoint they spent in playing cards and other interstate so we have and still oppose mittees are necessary for 'the carrygames. Supper was served, the table the creationopposed MIbs Celia Hiatt of Payson and of state commissions, beliig decorated with pink and white which in the very nature of things ing on of the work of the organiza- James Jex of this city were married at the Salt Lake Temple, Wednesday cannot bring order and system out tion. carnations. In edition to the business trans- December 6th. The Press Joins their of a chaos of conflicting rules, regthem a hapMrs. Hilda Bingham entertained ulations, requirements and laws. acted at the meeting, the following many friends in wishing voyage through life. py But while our been has position the members of the WilBon Club and was carried out, address, and strong with res- program D. M. one visitor Thursday afternoon at straightforward Draper of the high Principal to all railroad pect Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Albert treating fairly her home in Benjamin. A pleasant interests, we are not unmindful of school; girls chorus; and a violin Engberg entertained a dozen ladles afternoon was spent, the ladies doing the interests of the people whom the solo, by Douglass Strang. at a luncheon in honor of Mrs. Veda Hamren of Pangultch and Miss Ethel fancy work and indulging in Bocial railroads serve. And we must conof the organi- McEwan next The meeting of Salt Lake City. Three to some surprise at the disclosuchat. A delicious luncheon was ser- fess res that have been made during the zation will be held at the high school tables of auction bridge were played, ved by the hostess. recent hearing in this city with res- building on Wednesday, January 3rd, Miss McEwn winning the prize. pect to railroad rates.1 Take for ex- at which time the names of the vaMrs. Myron Stanton entertained Cards are out announcing the mar- ample the Item of sugar. This great rious committees will be presented takes second place to none and 'other the product followingladies yesterday aftertransbusiness important riage next week at the Salt Lake in the wdst in the benefits distributnoon: Mrs. J. W. Hagan, Mrs. Albert acted. Its Temple of Rodney Angus of Lake ed throughout the community. Engberg, Mrs. Eph. Cluff, Mrs. Veda shares of each parcel of such stock Hamren and Mrs. W. A. Jones. The Shore and Miss Delia Johnson of money goes into the hands of the A wedding reception will farmers who raise the beets and the SPANISH FORKERS IN MAMMOTH ladies spent the afternoon in doing as may be necessary will be sold In Benjamin. ar.my of employees who help in its fancy work, and luncheon was ser- front of the store at Loke Shore, on be held in their honor at the Ben- production. or indirectly ved by the hostess. From the last issue of the MamFriday, the 22nd day of December jamin Amusement Hall on the even- everybody is profltted by this industhe moth most a followng is wp It clip benevolent Record, try. patron of December 22nd. The annual convention of the Nebo 1916, at 1 oclock p. m., to pay the ing of the railroads also; for statistics items concerning Spanish Fork peo- Stake Sunday Schools will convene ai delinquent assessment thereon, .toshow that the local sugar' companies was given Spanish Fork on January 21st. 1917. gether with the cost of advertising "A party ple: surprise WANTED Five house to house furnish the railroads with an average on David Larsen, In all, three sessions will be held, ane and expenses of the sale. canvassers to develop as wagon sa'cs-me- of ten car loads a day for the entire Tuesday evening at 9 a. m one at 10 a. m., and one Sundays and holidays included, the occasion beng his 45th birthday at 2 p. m. The program in full may WM. E.' BEER, Secy. and branch managers. Am put- year, while their coal, limerock and beets Seventeen guests were present and be found in the December number or ting on new routes. Must 6e clean nd other raw material furnish prob- a the Juvenile. jolly evening was spent. character and able to furnish bond. ably an equal amount, or a total of LOST A gray shawl. . Finder be will the at "A shower given No experience necesary.Marled men twenty cars a day the year round. leave at this office and receive in FOR SALE home please My Spanish Now, 10 per cent of the sugar home of Mrs. Nellie Robertson this Aponly. Salary and commission. reward. a (adv) household also horse, Fork, goods, local the is who Maud produced by companies evening for Miss Smith, ply Mr. 'L. Skouson, Mgr., Jewel Tea suffices to supply the requirements milch cow a harness and and buggy, in about Len Hutchison to marry Co., incorporated, Spanish Fork, or of the local community. The other If you want a bargain come and see Probate and Guardianship Notices. write R. G. Lewis, state manger at 90 per cent of the product must go two weeks. The bride is the daugh- me. as I must sell quickly. E. C. B. Smith of Mrs. L. Mr. of ter and It to in And eastern ihet nuniy rier or Hie tumult is the markets. Salt Lake City branch. tadv) connection with the CHRISTIANSON. (adv to Jan 1) Uner for further litfnrtimitmi. shipment of this Springville. vast tonnage that the disclosures N O T f( "if T O EI )1T O U.SV' "Wm. Kessler, familiarly known The ladies and their above referred, to were made. We In the. Court of the Fourth District enterMrs. Larsen Chris Friday, is to marry "Dutch Gillispie, And supper the fol- Judicial District of the State of Utah, dinner at tained Partners met at the home of Mr. cite some of them: It was shown that the rate on Miss Etta Bell of Spanish Fork about and for Utah County, Utah. and Mrs. George Batchelor last Fri- carloads of sugar from California lowing guests: Mrs. Lars Nielson, in In estate of the matter Christmas.' Mr. and Mrs. Pratt Mrs. Martha Stoker, Mrs. Ililma EMER M. BRIM 'of theDeceased. day evening. ccmpanieB.who are competitors In the IIALL, Thomas were the invited guests. eastern market of our local companIialcs, Mrs. Andrew Nelson and Mrs. Creditors will present claims with ANCELUK PROGRAM ( k vouchers to the undersigned at his Progressive five- hundred was th ies, from California points to Chicago Matilda Johnson. Mrs. Fenton Is 48 cents per hundred pounds; and game played, Mrs. Annie Stanton that assisted the hostess in serving. residence in Springville, Utah, on of this 48 cents the Union out Dec. 15th The or before October 10th, 1917. Fangs Friday. and Mrs. Lydia Stahmann being the Pacific, for its part of the haul, from of the Wolf the first episode of the DELBERT C. BR1MHALL, Adminwiners. The ladies club pres- Ogden to Omaha, 1,000 miles re- latest and greatest photo serial, "Libprize The Freshman Class of the Spanish istrator. ented Mrs. Batchelor wilh an ivory ceives 20 cents per hundred pounds. erty, featuring Marie Wolcamp with Fork High School held the first of ELIAS HANSEN, Attorney for Addresser set in appreciation of her Yet, if one of our local companies Eddie Polo, Jack Holt and G. Ray- their annual dances last Friday eve- ministrator. e a car of sugar from Ogden to mond Nye. com ning at the gymnasium. The followlabors as a member of the club. A ships NOTICE TO CREDITORS Omaha over the Union Pacific, a edy. Fred.Mce with the Keystone ing program was rendered: duet. Ina In the District Court of the Fourth luncheon was served at midnight by charge of 50 ents per hunderd pounds players In "Crooked to the End in and Jennie Creer; dance Wave Snow; Judicial District of the State of Utah, the members of the club. Is made! And if a carload of sugar two parts. Special matinee, free for eading, Miss Laura Gardner, piano is shipped from Burley to Boise by children under twelve years or age solo, Pessie Peterson; chorus, Fresh- in and for Utah County, Utah. In the matter of the estate of men g'rls. The rest of the evening DAVID Miss Sarah Creer entertained at one of our local companies, a dis- at 3:30 p. m. EVANS, Deceased. of about 200 miles, a charge of tance Daniel Dec. 18th Fron in was Monday, spent dancing. a birthday party last Saturday even- 35 cents Creditors will present claims with 100 pounds is mde! The man presents "Destinys Toy with per vouchers to the undersigned at bis ing at which the following guess were Denver and Rio Grande road carries Louise Huff In five parts. A delightful class party was given residence in Garfield, Salt Lake Coupresent: Misses Florence Rowe, Ella part of these shipments of sugar World Dec. The 19th Tuesday, bv the Sophomores of the Spanish nty, Utah, on or before April 10th, Brown, Rebecca Coltrin, Ruth Bow- that come from California to the Film Corporation presents Carlyle ""rk rich School Friday, December 1917. n east, and Its part of the 48 cent rate Blackwell and Muriel Ostriche in 8h. - the high school en, Ardella Nielsen, Leah Hales, building. An GEORGE A. EVANS, Administrafrom California to Chioago Is less Sally in Our Alley in five parts. excellent program was furnished by tor. Argyle and Vonetta Jones, and 9 cents per 100 pounds, for a L. than 20th Dec. Jesse Wednesday, members of the class, after which ELIAS HANSEN, Attorney for AdMessrs. Rulon Wilkins, Russell Rob- distance of about 700 miles from OgLasky presents Victor Moore In The they adjouned to the gymnasium ministrator. l, den to Denver. Yet if one of our Clown supported by Thos. Meighan where ertson, .LeRoy Marcusen, John punch was served, and the reNOTR E TO CREDITORS Brnemer Snell and Edward Lar- local companies wishes to bring a in five parts. of the evening was spent In mainder In the District Court of the Fourth of carload Lehi to from Salt 21st Dec. sugar Triangle Thursday, ger. Refreshments were served at Lake on the Denver and Rio presents Jane Grey and Tully Mar- dneing. The excellent spirit aof the Judicial District of the State of Utah, City, class members made the affair were great 11:30. Games in and for Utah County, Utah. played and an Grande, a distance of 30 miles, a shall in Let Katy Do It, in five succees. In the matter of the estate ,ot enjoyable time was had. The hos- charge of 15 cents per 100 pounds acts. LORENZO IIOPLA, Deceased. tess received many beautiful pres- is made! NOTR E OF SALE Creditors will present claims with That is to say. the Union Pacific NEW BA HI EH ents. g will carry, an OF REAL ESTATE vouchers to the undersigned at his carload of A baby boy wns born Wednesday sugar for competitors of' our local to Mrs. EraBtus Hansen. JOHNSON CHILD DIES FROM Estate of J. V. Butler, an incom- residence at Spanish Fork, Utah, on or before April 10th, 1917. EFFECTS OF SWALLOWING companies over its thousand miles of A buby girl was born last Friday petent. MAR1NUS LARSEN, Administraj BUTTON FOUR MONTHS AGO road from Ogden to Omaha for $160, to Mrs. Rulon Creer. The undersigned will sell at pri- tor. while it has charged for years, and A baby girl was born Saturday to Little Blnche Johnson, dughter of still vate sale the following described ELIAS HANSEN, Attorney for Adcontinues to charge our local Mrs. Richard Jex Mr. nd Mrs. William C. Johnson of $400 for the same service. companies real estate, Beginning at thp ministrator. died afternoon Palmyra, Wednesday Rio The and Grande road NOTICE' TO CREDITORS Denver, at the L. D. S. Hospital at Salt Lake will HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS Quarter section corner between Secg carload of sugIn the District Court of the Fourth carry an City. She was operated on for the ar for 8 25 tions and 36, Township South Judicial District of the State of The Denver ft Rio Grande offers the competitors of our local Utah, removal of a button which she had of Range 2 East of S. L. M., thence in and for Utah County, Utah. swallowed about four months ago, companies for $72 over its line from the usual holiday excursion rates Denver, 700 miles, while it between all stations In the matter of the estate of on sale South 7.26 chains; thence South 78 and which had lodged in her throat. Ogden to our home companies $120 December 30 minutes WeBt 3.27 chains; BENJ. E. WILLIAMS, Deceased. The little girl was born in Palmyra charges 23, 24, 21, 22, deg. 19, 20, 16, sized carload Creditors will claims with on October 11th of this year. She is for bringing the same from Lehi to Salt Lake-Cit- y, a dis- 25, 30, 31, Jan. 1. Good until Jan. thence South 13 deg. 30 minutes vouchers to the present undersigned at his survived by her parents, one brother, tance 30 miles! East 8.68 of 71 thence South chains; (adv) 3rd, returning. residence at Spanish Fork, Utah, on Earl, nd the following sisters: Zelma, Such unreasonable and palpably deg. east 25.61 chains; thence North or before April 10th, 1917. Norma, Vera and Wanda. discrimination against the ERNEST WILLIAMS, Administra15 deg. 30 minutes East 14.90 chains The death of this little girl at this unjust ESTRAY NOTICE home companies and in favor of their tor. time is doubly sad because it has 6 minutes West ELIAS I have in my possession the fol thence North 6 deg. ought not to be tolerHANSEN, Attorney for Adhas only been twelve days since the competitors, a moment. Yet the asser- lowing described animals, Impound 5.36 chains; thence WeBt 8.55 chains ministrator. ated for deuth of their daughter, Alice. is made that this injustice not ed as thence North 5 chains; thence west NOTICE TO CREDITORS Funeral services will be held Fri- tion exists estrays or for trespass: only today, but has been pracIn the District Court of the Fourth 17.90 chains to the place of begin7 about One old, years day. bay horse, ticed for years past. The News conJudicial District of the State of Utah, fesses to amazement, and it cannot a blotched brand, resembling, "HR ning. Area. 52.16 acres. Together In STEEL WASHER CAUSES THE and for Utah Gounty, Utah. DEATH OF LITTLE GIRL but urge that the railroads them on left thigh, weight about 900 lbs. with eight shares of the Salem Ir ni the matter of the estate of Mildred Skinner, the little selves, for the sake of their good Co. figaTlpn two and shares of stock, One light red heiferr coming yearCECELIA WILLIAMS, Deceased. old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. name, should try to rid their records no brand visible, syt and small the Spanish Fork South Irrigation Creditors will present claims with ling, re"A of will this blot blot died afterthat Skinner George yesterday to the undersigned at her vouchers to. stock. ear. in left bit a in main blot noon at three o'clock at the Provo spite of all that grave upper at Spanish Fork, Utah, on sale will be made on or after residence The roads If damages and costs on said anl General Hospital from the effects of apologists may write. or before April 10th, 1917. acfirst should to be the themselves remove a to steel from washer the 22nd mats be not paid within ten days trying day of December, 1916, MARY MARGARET WILLIAMS, its lodgment between the heart and knowledge that In such discrimina- from the date of this and written bids will be received at Administratrix. notice, they sacrifibeen home Interests have the spine. The little girl swallowed tion ELIAS HANSEN, Attorney for Adthe washer over a week agoetaonl ced for Interests outside of this state will be sold to the highest cash bid- the residence of James A. Butler, ministratrix. the washer, which was a little bigger and they should be quick to promise der at the Spanish Fork precinct between Spanish Fork and Salem, NOTICE TOTlfEDlfOlCT than a nickel, a little over etaol that this injustice shall not continue Pound at 2 oclock p. m., on the 20th Utah. Terms of sale are to be cash In the District Court of the Fourth than a nickel, over a week ago. She any longer. It they are not fair Ten cent of the bid amount must per 1916. Judicial District of the State of Utah, was taken to the Provo hospital Tues- enough to come voluntarily to this day of December, Coun- accompany each bid and the balance in and for Utah County, Utah. Dated Utah at Fork, admit has and an Spanish that examination where injustice point day, In the matter of the estate of was held and an effort to move the been done to our local shippers, they ty, State of Utah, this 11th day of to be paid when the sale is confirmed MRS. SAMUEL PRATER, Deceased. will cannot be but that expect obstacle made. they JOS. CIIAPPLE, by the District Court. Deed at the December, 1916. Creditors will present claims with She is survived by her parents, forced to that point. If they will not of the purchaser. vouchers to the undersigned at his Poundkeeper of said Precinct. expense one brother, Russell, and two sisters, do what is fair and right of their JAMES A. BUTLER, Guardian residence at Spanish Fork, Utah, on surown not be need free will, Vera. and they Agnes or before April 10th, 1917, LOST A large red cow with First Publication, Dec. 7, 1916. Funeral services will be held over prised If steps are taken to compel ELIAS HANSEN, Administrator. And sooner do an it. to the HARVEY CLUFF, Attorney for the remains Saturday afternoon at them horns, branded "NO on left ribs. 1 oclock at the Fourth ward meeting understanding Is reached on the mat(adv) Guardian. Notify D. T. Lewis, Reward. bouse. ter, the better for all concerned. An n. -- In Press Spanish by-la- These important diificulties will be '"midered and eliminated by the ,"mPnny as speedily as possible. If "Manners will stand together uni-iBn their rights, they bring comfort and prosperity to majority. WM. HARWOOD. ii k vice-preside- vice-preside- ht f , I ! jf'' - n .1 - I ; f 1 J i V Self-Cultu- . - Boy-ac- Triangle-Keyston- Af-to- In regard to the. sugar beet question, I believe that our greatest ambition should be justce to each other and harmony, and when each party realizes that he is getting justice, harmony will be sure to reign, at least with reasonable men. Yet I feel that the beet growers should have a little more consldeia-tio- n with regard to the unloading of his beets. The sugar company must know that this must be guaranteed to the farmer in the future, so that he is not kept loafing away his time it the sugar factory. This one thing alone, accounts for a great deal of the discontent that the farmer feels, and the extra expense to which he has been subjected this fall, and the farmer feels that in the future this condition must he remedied. While dumping, if the field manager saw that his men assisted in the nrk (as it is done in Idaho) so as to keep the farmers moving he would he able to catch the smiles and approval of all instead of hunting for cover from the grumbling and abuse. For instance, my extra expense on account of the inadequate arrangements for unloading this year is 9320 Extra new dump rack, 1170, extra jages, $90, exra team because of the jauler losing time at the factory, $60, would now be receiving the extra ollar per ton for my beets if I had "at gone to this extra expense. Another good suggestion was made t our farmers meeting which was alked down. This was that we have n extra hour or more if needed to Oliver beets. The live farmer wants 'a make hay while the sun shines (n,l is Interested in harvesting his "rP with as little expense an time possible. So should the sugar company be interested in keeping the arnier moving, smiling and content-4- . t safe-guardi- - FARMERS WANT KKTTKK UN. LOADING FACILITIES KAYS . I. ELAND COKHESro.l)ENT t Dec-23r- d Mar-tel- 800-ba- to-w- it: 800-ba- five-yea- rs '-B- X-R- r r i t . |
