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Show I THE SPANISH FORK PRESS, SPANISH FORK, DTAn RE-ELEC- Camp No. 2 of the J. Wylie Thomas chapter of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jessie Hayes. The meeting was in honor of the Ilayes family and was held on the 63rd anniversary of the day that John H. ilayes arrived in Salt Lake City. Mr. Ilayes gave a biographical sketch of his father, John Ilayes, and his mother, Damaris Hayes, also a sketch of About your T Smoot and Leatherwood Smoot and Leatherwood have kept faith with the voters of Utah. As members of the most important Congressional Committees they have succeeded in advancing Utahs interests and have won new prestige. All voters who. have the welfare of Utah at heart are urged to retain the services of these men so that all of us may continue to enjoy the advantages they have gained for us. These men have loyally safeguarded the interests of the workers as well as the industries of Utah. They have at all times been vigilant and efficient in Utahs behalf. The protective tariff, more than any other factor, has been responsible for Utahs prosperity As Chairman of the important Senate Finance Committee, Senator Smoot has become the most powerful man in Congress. He is called upon to deal constantly with matters relating to revenues, taxation, the tariff, customs duties, foreign and domestic public debts, the Federal budget, Veterans Bureau legislation and public health service. He is also ranking member of the equally important Senate Committee on Appropriations and a highly influential member of the following committees: Public Lands and Surveys, Reorganization of the Fed- eral Departments, Joint Committee on Printing, and other committees. Because of his extensive learning and experience in connection with Governmental finance and appropriations, President Coolidge designated Senator Smoot as the Senates representative on the American Debt Funding Commission, in which capacity, during the past four years, he has been instrumental in consummating the fiyiding of the enormous debts which cur former war allies owe us. Representative Leatherwood is Chairman of the Committee of Expenditures on Public Buildings of the House of Representatives, and as fat as Utah and the West is concerned, he is a ranking member of the equally important House Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation. Representative Leatherwood supported and voted for the Federal Aid Road Law, permitting construction of highways into every section of Utah. He has led the fight in protecting the rights of Utah in the Colorado River. He is also a member of the House Committee on Banking and Currency, and as a member of the Committee on Pensions has secured the passage of legislation beneficial to Indian War veterans. Ask the war veterans, the wool growers, the miners and farmers of Utah about the valuable work which these men have accomplished in behalf of the state and its voters who sent them to Things You Should Know C. D. Strang has on exhibit in his Jewelry store window a picture of an old English gun, which was brought his own life. Music was by Lots Tip- to this country nearly 300 years ago. gun is 63 inches in length, the petts and Millie Christmas. Re- The barrel being four feet long. The gun memfreshments were served to 65 bers by members of jthe Hayes fam- wag at one time the property of A number of new members Col. William Prescott, of Bunker Hill ily. fame, who was an ancestor of Mr. Joined the chapter. by John Joseph Oainct, M. D. PROBATE WALKING. To walk In a circle within a bedroom Is better exercise than sitting in a rocker in the same room; to walk, even in a similar circle outdoors, multiplies the benefits by ' several hundred. Walking on pavements is advisable where one can do no better; but, it is walking on the ground, through the forest, over the hills, down the vales, in the jungles, on the along the stream in such places, there is no sort of exercise its equoL I The hunter of wild game, the fisherman, or other outdoor .tourist looking for highly-dcairabtrophies; may return empty-hande- d, tired, worn, discouraged; they may forget that the physical tests endured are worth many times or creel. more than e full game-baNlmbteness of foot may be acquired, but not by repose in the An arms of the swivel-chai- r. active, capable body is necessary to health and success; dont look , for them from the window of a touring car along paved highways. All the organs of the body were created for use for service; to dwarf their size and destroy their power by Indolence or laziness, is n sin for which there Is no forgiveness the penalty must be paid Most if not all of our physica' shortcomings might disappear p we kept each part of our anatomy up to the standard of full capabiliexercise and ty by of all the exercises, walking is among the best. golf-cours- e, le g v Washington. Votes for Smoot and Leatherwood are votes FOR COOLIDGE AND PROSPERITY REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE B. J. Johnson, Jr., is here from Salt Lake City visiting with hts parents while he is recuperating from a recent illness. The young mans wife is visiting with relatives at Price for the present. Strang, AND GUARDIAN H11IT NOTICES D. Dixon Pay-so- . In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the Stateof Utah, In and for the County of Utah. In the matter of the estate of Mrs. Clarence Nelson was hostess to the members of the Utopia Club last Thursday evenign. Fancy work was the main diversion. At 10:30 luncheon was served to the members and two special guests, Mrs. David LEVAN SIMMONS, Deceaaed. Larson and Mrs, Rulon Creer. The NOTICE TO CREDITORS rooms were attractive with bouquets Creditors will present claims with of sweet peas. vouchers to the undersigned at hh Mrs. Morgan D. Warner was hosresidence in Thistle, Utah, on or be tess at an old time quilting Friday, t hot dinner was served at 1 oclock, fore October 25, 1926. the table being bright with chrysanthemums and roses. Mrs. Maria Sco-v- il Dated June 23, 1926. of Raymond, Alberta, Canada, SPENCER SIMMONS, was an Others guest. Administrator Carr, Mrs. present wore Annie Warner, Mrs. Elsie Keel, Mrs. R. II. ANDRUS, Attorney. Annie. Huff, Mrs. Myron Warner and UOVKBT1SBU1NT) Mrs. Nancy Alexander. out-of-to- Mrs.-Emil- Miss Jennie Jones returned homo Tuesday after Bpending a few days Estate of LEWIS MERRIMAN, de visiting in Salt Lake City with Miss ceased. Marion Jones. With Miss Adelaide Creditors will present claims wltl. Alnge, who is leaving with her parvouchers to the undersigned at Mah ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Alnge, to the winter in California, she and 2nd South Streets, Salt Laki spend was the honor guest at a party given City, Utah, on or before the 5th day Monday afternoon by Miss Marlon of November, A. D. 1926. Jones. Cards were the diversion. WALKER BROS. BANKERS, Ad- There were twelve present. ministrator of the Estate of Lewi Mrs. W. W. McAllister charmingly (Merrlman, Deceased, by John Wal ontertained the Bridge Club Friday lace, its Trust Officer. evening at her home, which was decBALL, MUSSER it MITCHELL, At orated with late autumn flowers and Halloween symbols. The card tables torneys for Administrator. from which luncheon was served were Date of first publication, July 1, 192C artistically arranged and decorated uDvuTramm in Halloween colors. Miss Ellen An Friends of Marlon Jones, daughter derson won the club high score prize In the District Court of the.Fourt). and Mrs. of former postmaster and Mrs. Wm. Boyd Roberts the guest A. Jones, will be pleased to learn Judicial District of the State of Utalj prize. Special guests were Mrs. Alma that she was recently elected in and for Utah County, Uah. Tall, Mrs. Boyd Roberts, Mrs. Ber of the Senior Class of the Estate of MARTHA E. PHILLIPS nell Hansen and Mrs. Wallace Brock West High School, Salt Lake. This bank la quite an honor as the class num- otherwise, Martha Phillips, Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS bers 450 members. Mrs. James Swenson entertained in .. Creditors will present claims with honor of Mr. and Mrs. John II. Sneil At the regular meeting of the vouchers to the undersigned at Castle of Lovell, Wyoming, and Mr. and Club held last Thursday evenMrs George A Snell of Brownsville, Gate, Utah, on or before the 25th day ing at the Tuttle Tea Room, the proTexas, Saturday evening. The guests gram was given under the direction of October A. D. 1926. were members of the Snell family of of Win. H. Tolhurst of the good road Dated August 19th, 1926. Spanish Fork and Provo and about committee. Dean Wilcox gave an InREES PHILLIPS, Administrator of 50 guests were present. A tray sup teresting talk on contracting and the Estate of Martha E. Phillips, oth- per was served at 8 oclock, follow building. Dr. Joseph Hughes reviewlng which a delightful evening was ed the current number of the Klwan-ia- erwise Martha Phillips, Deceased. spent enjoying a variety of games Ferry J. Faux BOOTH & BROCKBANK, Attorneys. and a musi'cal progij.m given by lADVCBTISEIONT) presided. members of the family. NOTICE TO CREDITORS well-direct- ed vice-preside- nt Mrs. Lily Rowe is in Salt Lake 3 Bushel baskets at FOR SALE spending a few days with her daugh- $2.00 a dozen at the Stoddard orter, Mrs. A. H. Ellett. chard, Springville. Call Phln Dibble, on the Dibble Springville phone. Mrs. Frank Thomas has returned home after spending five weeks at Mrs John Sustad of Chicago, grand Sunnyside with her daughter, Mrs. mother of Master Eugene Jacobsen, Bert Eggertsen. our talented young musician, is the Miss Enga Johnson and Miss Vala house guest this week of Mr. and Jameson, who are teaching in the Mrs. C. M. Jacobsen. Mrs Sustad is Salt Lake City public. schools, came on her way to California to spend the with winter and stopped off here for a forthomo to spend the week-en- d their folks. night to visit with her relatives OUT LABOR DRIVING RUSSIAS FRIENDSHIPS n of aunounce the engagement of Wildee, to B Glenn For further information concerning their daughter, Smith, of Spanish Fork, the marriage the following notices consult the to take place this month. Honoring the bride, a bridal shower was given undersigned cr county clerk. by her sister, Mrs. Margaret Bradford, last Thursday afternoon at the home of their mother, Mrs. W, D. Mr. and Mrs. W. Dixon. j Arthur Brisbane n. Vice-preside- nt THE ANGELUS THEATRE PROGRAMME THE FLEA. HUNTING POUT, SNIFF, LOOK Mr. AlIVL Green, able; conservative and head of the American Federation of Labor, was invited to speak before the Young Mens Christian Associations in Detroit, then told that his speech could not be delivered in that institution. Labor leaders were asked to speak from various Detroit pulpits, then told the churches did not want respected them. There may be good reasons for these sudden changes. But Christ, who drovs the money changers from the Temple, might be surprised to see his modern representatives driving laboring men from the pulpits. It looks, according to the union men, as though money changers were 00 top once more. In a little while Queen Marie of Rumania, with her pretty daughter will be dining at the White House. The Queen will be able to tell her husband that Bhe met one American that did not insist on talking about himself. B. G. Wells says that is our trouble, you know. If the Queen will take a sheet of paper as big as a playing eard she will be able to write on it all that the President will have to Bay, beyond politely answering direct . questions. But when the interview is over the President will know a good deal about Rumania. He believes m listening, and thats one reason whv he is President . ' - Proiessor Jerome Davis, of Yale, reports an interests g talk with StaHn. the real ruler in Russia. Stalin aays Russia is willing to pay the money that foolish American bankers lent to Kerensky. Stalin really should do nothing of the kind. Those childish bankers grabbing at usurious and discounts, interest rates ought to digest that lesson. They are now lending billions of the American peoples money to various concerns in Europe. Many of those billions will never come back. . However, thats another story. The Important point made by Stalin Is that it might pay the United States to be friendly with Russia. Stalin said, Russia now needs the United States. Possibly the day might come when the United States might need Russia's friendship. - health conThe ference declares war on the bubonic plague flea, from the Arctic to the Antarctic. This means killing rats, ground squirrels, flea bearing creatures of all sorts. Samples of fleas captured will be sent In for identian FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23 Ernest Torrence ART ACORD MONDAY, OCTOBER 25 Wednesday and Thursday TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26 OCTOBER 27 and 28 fication. Clara Bow Nothing permanent, however, will be done until man completes his conquest of the globe by re- all moving from it, mercifully, animal life other than his own. The gaping crocodile from whose gums and tongue the tsetse fly extracts the germs of sleeping Bickness, must go, also dear little pussy, that carries dlptheria and - Percy Marmont in Serins MANTRAP Silken siren with claws. A soft, velvety man trap to ensnare your elmrt. A mas- ter novelists talc of the wilds and a wild woman. Also'. COMEDY COMING ATTRACTIONS 'BLIND GODDESS FRED THOMSON THE TERROR 1 fyomWml Cattle Rustlers! The Lone Ranger! A Sensational Rescue! Daring Horsemanship! Thrilling Romance! Exciting Captures! Thats The Terror. Also S'feST' F) With Renee Adorec ....No mans safe any more! ly sober college professor And if you enjoyed it WILLIAM DESMOND in and WINKING IDOL. in Last Chapter THE TWO GUN MAN Also Ralph Graves dont 1 believe he Ileigh ho! Capture youth and the elusive laugh in this brilliantly m A wild horse stampede in America 8 hills of mystery. One of Mixs best pictures. 1 laughable comedy. Also OUR GANO COMEDY ONE WILD RIDE Also Also GLORIA SWANSON in FINE MANNERS RADIO DETECTIVE FOX NEWS and Matinee at 2:30 Comedy Matinee at 3:30 10c The EMERGENCY MAN its fur to the little girls . The latest beauty cult, must come here. It says: Work all the muscles of your face, keep young, retain your alert appearance. Pout your Ups to make them handsome and full. Roll your eyes frequently and SNIFF. Sniff violently, forming wrinkled ridges on the bridge of the nose. Move your eyebrows up and down. Only a dead face, with no muscular action in it, becomes an old face. ' Sing it high,- - sing it low! Four pretty women made a slack a gay deceiver, and a wife stealer out of a perfect- in Evening, 10c and 25c That advice is taken literally by the monkey of Inhabitants cage. They do all that the beauty cult suggests. Our ancestors, apelike, did the same Until language was invented. As men became civilized they used words Instead of gestures and twitching faces. A man sneering still uncovers' his canine tooth, getting it ready to bite without cutting nls lip, as do the baboon and wolf. But the calm face is the higher type. Compare the Yenua of Milo end stop. A house lMi blocks For Rent east of Commercial Bank. S. L. Cornaby. When a girl elopes from her bed room these days the Old Man usually goes out and holds the ladder for her. Miss Florence Jones entertained the Soroels Club at her home Monday night, the rooms being decorated with autumn leaves. The MIbsos Ellen and Esther Anderson were special guests and were later admitted to the club as members. Mrs. Les Anderson won the high score prize. Luncheon was served to twelve guests. , I |