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Show Mav --V. U AH D 8 stake day at p in In live Green Peppers the Cooks Friend Preston Pioneer Cat Gridmen Ikhiw, with interment In Freston Laid At Rest icily cemetery. Eligbile For 33 Pennant On Thursday Forcsl Service Selects Fifty State Pioton, bait Lake - Moniar llyrum ?o, !ui.pr and prominent ctucn of get gruldrr of Ibirman Fix ton, tiled at Hu tarnily iwnr Primitive Areas a nu in Umrd crack at II. CAl'lli: AMI KH'VN PH- -. oG 1 . t Will'. t (HN'TV. I L. 3 fcyNjUf Natclualroa by COLUMBIA iih frntmri PICTURES Idaho-- e iol-Irg- 7 Itiakv Mountain ccnfrmue cham-ptonali- ip , five-gam- c e aalij a i uk i , 1 l?T . cxl-te- d s Sunday mcht of earner of the liv- -r lie ww ta.iii in a covcrctl vksgTui IVty ''primitive arra-- ' already at Milton, Morgan cmniy. Utah. have been srt aside In the na'ional tVccmb r 10, l&fig, a son of Andiew f.iir.ta by the FwvM Sen ice. United and IXjrotlia loulsrtt Nielsen, who of Blairs Department of Agriculture. had not completed tlie rret-tiube preserved their education- - ; thrlr luiuse at the time of his birth, to at aud recreational Value Mart of 1BT7. tn Milton until wlwn lie livrd he naived with tlie first settlers to tlvrse have been designated In the last 12 months. loverty flat, north of Franklin, j winch later became known as PresCalifornia heads live list with 18 ton. He married Hannah Sponberg of these areas Colormlo has 9. I'ccen.brr 30, 1830. Montana, Oregon, and Wyoming He was an active L. D 8. church have 4 each. Waslungton has 3, worker, having filled two misions, Utah and New Mexico Jvave 2 each. one to Norway tn 1897, and one to tn 1907. Mr. Nielsen was the largest donor to tiie Nielsen gynuiaslum, a part of Main at 4lh South the ITeston high school Besides his widow, he la survived SALT LAKE CITY by a son and three duughtrrs, Mrs Business and i The Center of Shopping, Olive Oeddes, Mrs Tressa N. Taylor, II. Carl Nielsen and Mra. Owen EgTheatre District bert, Preston; 20 grandchildren and four brofour Coffee Shop and Cafe in Connection thers and sisters, Joseph Nielsen. AlRates From $1.50 berts. Canada; Mrs. Matilda Peterson. Milton, Utah; Mrs. Emma N. M. H. Thompton, Mgr. Nielsen, Salt Lake; Mrs. Anna Wold. Ammon. Idaho. Funeral services conducted Thurs- drvrl.-pmrn- brcoming cliptble for t two fir.l tune m live jears by reavm lo . iiKiily tjirl, e arhrdule framed of Ihrtr of MI. Val . till! French Friday at a meeting of at).l-u, y l!t 111 lulrlilloa of uri ylhg twilcl. coachea at tlie NcaUm-, jiit Ivan Karloff, aJtenluicr and Tlie BobiaU. frutlra'.ed fur numy bcr al buu'tr. Ili .i me ean In an attempt to liedule the :. Inn anil orJorcJ lb be a vu.Ir greeted the new arrival and offered him tha room from ahlcb ba aaa neccuary gnmrt to become eligible f the girl, "Mot American gl:l I know ara about to eject Julia. (bagged a game with Cntvenniy of i Flah f.illoaed Anton upatalra ttah. September 23, at Salt Lake ribly conceited,' aa.d Ivan ailh B. Y. U, Utah Aggie, Wyoming a alight trace of foreign accent to inspect tba room. II beard Am l ad pul and Western State round out the ton order bla wife: m bla otherwlae perfect L'nglUh I.cir ego U la amailnc You're her out. didn't I? Don't stand tiu-rCat' conlerence bookings known tredhouses keep plants In stock i tereuL You don't aeetn tike a arguing Ub mo. I koow what I'm j University of Utah made one I'iuntng a nationally no recently, some fifty re which nvay be purchased very cheap money lo pay radical departure from its regular i doing. Sha baa girl." ; clientele of opponent Julia liealiaied a moment before tha bill. Colorado cll' were noted that called for ly at planting time. Give the pepper a foot apart In Whal'a th argument about?" ecdlcge Tigers, a atumbhng block grwn pepprra These Included ap .it replied and tben aaid quietly: t in not rich. Ivan. Flash asked. to the Ute' title marches, was peturr. salad, soups, stews, pot the row, full sun. rich soli, and an 1 he Count laughed. roasts, sauces, tn fact about every- abundance of moisture. They seem No? I tup L'pon being Informed, ba fold stricken from tlie 1933 card. breads and to like moisture on their top at In America ibe Cavanaugh Anton to allow no woman to mak Brtgham Young university took thing except desserts, He anapped bla a tucker out of him. Then ba fol- over the Tiger for a November 11 pastry. Tlie green pepper U used well as at the root and the sprtnk- "illluna are and conMnucd, Toof! lowed tha Innkeeper Into th aulla. game at Colorado Springs, round both raw and cooked and both for ler can can be turned on them to insera -, 'Tbit li (ba auita, morsleur. Th Ing out a seven-gam- e .'ullilng at all." schedule fea- flavor and decoration. It is be com- good advantage. With other vege-in- g cult- - tables It Is more efficient to take In tlie onion of the twin Tlae girl became thoughtful. She lady th I juat leaving.' tured by one non conference fray. live nozzle off the hose and let the Flaah stared at Julia with opto with Occidental college at Ogden. 1nry urflelermlned to teat the alncerlty of water tnckle slowly between the h he man "Snppoae I hould tell you mouth. "Shut up, monkey, October 21. use is relatively modern. It I j Its rows and soak In. that the Cavanaugh million are a cried without taking bla eyes off follows: schedule The well within the memory of the th girl. There was respect In his In buying pepper seed be sure thing of the paatT UTAII UNIVERSITY (present generation when the green the you select a sweet or cool type han via n-- . at her. lilt face voice when h addrested th wo-Out In State at dally Montana a. September of using a hot Instead Salt Lake; September 30 .open), diet. The chief use of peppers was of ft weel ft Iiicj) sometime to not for mixed . the limited B October 7 (open); Octoberl 4, Ope Ui cooking U no run when . happen Lake: October 21! pickles and seasoning. T . U. you are the victime Orow hot pep-; "7",Utah Aies at (open); October 28. different part of the gar-6in Pepper are easily groan In the Lake: November 4. home garden. They may be dried den from the meet pepper to avoid Lake: U. 11. Salt at C (November for winter use or canned as plmcn-- i any hot mUups. Select the thick ' November 18. D. U. at Denver; ,0t They w the most tender of ; matted types If you plan to can November 25. C. A. C. at Salt Lake the vegetables and no chances of your own "pimento" The pimento UTAH STATE cold weather or frosts should be will give this material. September 23. U. I S, B at Logan taken with them They are about Give your peppers good cultlva-- i tentative); September 30, Western t),e last plant that should be set tion and keep them In vigorous .State at Logan; October 7. Montana out. This should not be done until growth. You will be rewarded with (State at Bozeman; October 28. U. there ts absolutely no danger of a more and better quality peppers. (of U. at Salt Lake; November 4. frot. Seed can be sown In the open Above all, do not let them want Wyoming at LAramle; November 11. ground for the late crop. for moisture during the hot spelli C. A. C. at Fort Collins; Novem. j A Plants raised In frames or in the They will revel In the heat If they ; ber 18. B. Y U. at Logan, house give the early crop and all have moist soil. i BRIGHAM YOUNG U. them. Smith went on. copper ImSeptember 30. Montana State it p-Provo; October 7. Colorado Teach- - ! ports are Increasing far more rapers at Oreelev Uentatlvei; Octo- idly than copjxr rx;xrts. and ran ber 14, U. of U. at Salt Lake; Octresult only in destruction of the -r-- ! . 21. Occidental at Ogden ober domestic coptxr mining Industry ' ii , .a, ..-'might game i : November II. C. C. and permit the foreigner soon to at Colorado Springs; November 18, control the vital copper necessities U. A C. at Logan; November 30, Of all the products of American of our nation. With no tariff provisions to bar Wyoming at Ogden. mines, manufacture and agricul-- i MONTANA STATE ture, copper ore la the only one of ADEQUATE TARIFF September 23, U- - of U. at Salt economic Importance not protected The domestic copper miner Is Lake; September 30. B. Y. U. at by the tariff. entitled to a commodity price doThis condition exists despite the Provo; October 7, Utah Aggies at mestically whether he has an exBozeman; October 14. Wyoming at fact that known foreign deposits surplus or not, Smith portable the ore exceed domestic aieas In fcitewusn inwlfw inn Laramie; October 28, Montana uni-'EiWiirli irar itturm mr Tlie only way he can r:cu? four-tolrichness almost This November 4, at Butte; verslty tl I commodity price Is l.j Julte Cavanaugh, ain't yout" told flaah Hadden. Western State at Bozeman; No- - statement was made to members of He can't rcue Fom4 by Lola Mora and CAarle Bickford.) com-ena. vember 11, Mt St. Charles at Hel the United States chamber of j ice In the dunes it 'm'ii ; 'ii'.y merce yesterday at the round table kioudd tor 100011 H quickly man. You youre Julia Cavamarket unless he possesses sat-conference on mining by Hoval A. WYOMING bis momentary concern. naugh, aint you?" trol 1.1.1. tiiot market l c Is rn consulting September 30, C. A. C. at For: Smith, widely known "A thing of th past? It wt to that control. Yes She admitted In Intense Artz. of Warren. State Montana 14. October mining engineer Collins; The decline In dom per surprise that this man should know at Laramie; October 21, Colorado IMPORTS INCREASING Jolla nodded. "Yes. Suppose I her. of the world's co, - r pro- centage 4 -Teachers atO reeley; November uoiiid tall you I am a poor girl, F0regn copper poundage is 3.7 duction. he added, has ben "dis- Flash turned slowly and looked u- A- C- at , Jvna Would It make any differLo,?a.ri; Hove Tiber times greater than domestic pound- - tressingly downward since 1926. who halt at Anton, menacingly Western State at Laramie; Novem- - age and the foreign ore ing lo you? is re- "When rigid protection grade Is 2 6 look. cringed under the piercing ber 30, B Y. U. at Ogden. "Why, m! Of course not! His Put those clothes down. times richer tha nour domestic ere" stored. he declared, the domestic Anton o!r was weak and he searched COLORADO A. C. Smith declared. Extended comment copper miner will begin to develop the baggage. What do her fa-- o to learn If possible whether dropped September 30, Wyoming at Fort is unnecessary to emphasize the an unprecedented supply of copper of out a mean you by lady puttin ro was deceiving him. I'm sorry October 6, Denver U. at helpless economic predicament of within the 217 domestic producing ber room? Do you have to go Collins; If 1 strike you as that sort of man. October 21, the domestic copper mines when districts, amply sufficient to care around throwing people out? What Denver (night game); Woat difference can It possibly November 4, confronted U. at C. Fort Collins; with this degree of for essential war and peace reV vat to me whether you are rich kind of a mug are you, anyway Mines at Golden; November 11, competition. quirements for centuries to come. moncannot Gut the pay, lady cr sot? He walked around tor U. A. C. at Fort Collins; November canI am man. I a sieur. poor a few seconds In silence to allow 18. C. C. at Colorado Springs; No- !i.s to have the proper ef- not vember 25, U- of U. at Salt Lake. fect. Then he came close to her Stop squawkin. You'll get your COLORADO TEACHERS Then he turned respectand look her In his arms. I love dough. October 7, B. Y. U. at Greeley; Do to and Julia Inquired. jou, Julia, he said tensely. That's fully October 13, C. C. at Greeley; Octoto tnly thing that counts. you mind if I take care of this, Mlsa ber 21, Wyoming at Greeley; OctoTho next morning when she Cavanaugh?" ber 28, Western State at Gunnison; was the impression awoke ther She November 11, Mines at Golden. The girl was bewildered. of head In the pillow beside ber looked from Anton to Flash COLORADO UNIVERSITY The adjoining room which was sup- wondering what it was all about October 14, Mines at Boulder; posed to have been occupied by Then said: PH appreciate it very ivac was empty and the door stood much. I was robbed last night I October 21, C. A. C. at Fort Collins; o- (November 4, C. C at Boulder;!! open. There was no Ivan In the have no vember 11, U. of U. at Salt Lake; suite. Anton, the Inn keeper, ar Thats November 30, D. U. at Denver. Flash interrupted her. rived soon with her breakfast. ' He all You dont have to exright. DENVER UNIVERSITY mformed the girl that the Count, He turned upon Anton. plain. si usual when be had an affair "Hey, you! Put those things back September 22, Mines at Denver, rniu a woman, had left for Rome where they belong and lay em (night game) ; October 6. C. A O. trade-i- n with the Information that she would out at Denver (night game) ; October see? nice, pay the bill. 28, C. C. at Denver; November 18. "Oul, Monsieur. Anton hastened Utah at Denver; November 30, C. Stunned, humiliated, heartsick. to obey. he stared blankly at the closed U. at Denver. Show me the next best room. door, and, after a moment, arose COLORADO MINES mechanically to pay the innkeeper. I don't think this one's so hot, any22, Denver U. at Den- September She opened the bureau drawer to way. October 14, C. U. at Boulder; ver; Julia Intercepted Flash as he November 4, C. A. C. at Golden; get her purse, ft was empty. She looked for her jewels. They were was about to leave. Please I want November 11, Colorado Teachers at, gone. Julia understood, but Anton to thank you. I at Greeley; November 25, C. C. failed to appreciate her position. Flash was almost gentle. Okay, Colorado Springs. To him It was Just an excuse to Miss Cavanaugh. COLORADO COLLEGE avoid the payment of the bill. (To be continued) October 7, Wyoming at Laramie; October 13, Colorado Teachers at Greeley; October 28, D. U. at Den- ver; November 4, C. U. at Boulder November 11, B. Y. U. at Colorado C. at springs; November 18, C. November 25, Colorado Springs; at Colorado Mines Colorado 7tL and Broadway Sprirgs. WESTERN STATE COLLEGE Los Angeles, September 30, U. A. C at Losren: October 7 (tentative game schedulCalifornia ed); October 21 (tentative game scheduled! ; October 28, C. T. C. at 480 Gunnison; November 4, Montana Newly furnished State at Bozeman; November 11 rooms (tentative game); November 25. mi Y Wyoming at Laramie. tj; 'U FROS1I SCHEDULE UttlJ GAI G moderate rates Utah, Utah Aggie and B. Y. IX. football schedules for freshman cL- t foiX :;$ 1932 were announced as follows at from the session: $1.50 to $6 U. of U. November 4. B. Y. U. at November 21. U. A C. at Excellent Cafe Provo; in Connection Garage Salt Lake THE HEADQUARTERS FOR UTAH PEOPLE U. A. C. November 11. B Y. U. W. Whitecotton, at Provo; November 21, Utah at Salt Lake. Owner and Operator, formerly of Utah Home of the BLUE-STREAGRAHAM B. Y. U. November 4, Utah at 390 Ralph G. Caldwell, Assistant Manager Phone Provo; November 11, U A C. at Provo. K33 5 A u, -- 1913 and liijho and Mim,es,ea have I h Hie pr munr areas aie of Widlleregion type where through absrnee of Is.ijirov-menonly pnnm.ve living aie available Tt.ry kill g've the public opivwtun.ty to exjirr-lenc- e In condition whuh of live Na' Mai's tlie plonc-r- r jdiav-snd to enjoy outdoor life under rugged natural condition without artificial condo; u arid cxaivenicnce. Tlicy will aid m th prrvrrvalion of national tradition uvi rtie Forrst Sen lea. In addition to Hi primitive areas. forests and 11 experimental "natural areas" have been art aside within National forest. The natural arras are to be kept In virgin condition, representative, so far a possible, of the otlguutl pilmeval forests Their use will be exclusively educational and scientific. ' ra- - va 111 mi.i1 j' i c ; i y .1. 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