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Show &&&, - -- - r--- . r V, 1 .BTCFTiiEGeEAT Irirffllir laa i Cake ill?, r Fred MarabalU Reporter. SPANISH J III IM-TH- M iSn - IJOQaN, Feb 2 A u4eeig of thg parents unci U i h r of th. nt school has h.b 7 ut 7 -- 1 arranged f 1 lf'n j oTt of c hoj a dis ty s hool 111 take matters A good pro j la e gram is ein g popart d frU the function P rtnt indent ( ron tty Jtyan will n in th d.f lad of hool problems and he wul urge all parents of pm, I A Marvelous Method Makes His Actu&l Playing Now Available in Your Home. f iJ BBH eiv In -- to ouling i,hthatthearts LfLuinea it r in teach-r- the m bools of the cit t r The ewt ) the citv rommis-slo- n Thjrdiy evening Mrs. Sarahmting Brady of iv der - presented a rliitn for 'ronal from a fall on West enter street, and it waa refers j to ty Attorney Leroy ( Young ity Collector I' w Johnson resorted collections for the month of 58, waouarj, amounting to um WAR COOAN, Feb 3 Buy Now! Buy Now! . This is a wonderful opportunity for Men and Boy s groups of" Suits and Overcoats at r . Z. C. M. I. Group MS krghj sAtBstsnorr r-H- f th .iffnifleanc of tiua ral Ru.alan hy music who coni art, lor wier.T.r Z. C. M. I. Group 1 en- Vs 1 Winter Goods Winter Goods took dinner The remainder of 4hs afternoon was spent in placing games and listening prsrnc to an extemporary program where past mlizert rowij his experience were wreeled The dance .n ar. thn evening was eh, at tended. they - JF Suits-OCoa- ts Suits -- O Coats ths tertained Thurda gathered in ths rqpeting houae at 1) a nL wheA an program hah rendersd. appropmts Dinner was then aervsri in the amassment ha'I basement About 29 people .1 Boys Section Mens Section Third Ward Entertained (Rpecial to The News) HYRUM Kb 2 The old fnlka of Hi rum Third ward were fitnnglv In the In the Old Folks of Hyrum MARRIES. Word comes from I 11181 I hr enen. Reonberg, Mrs 1 Vutona c , pJ WelR Maggie Meetinga Thursday will be hf'd si the high school Fndav at the Heciwid ward church ard Saturday at the blgn school. YKTERil California of the- - marmge there recently of Wilnam A5arl chill and Mrs. Elisabeth Coc krill I rt a short time ago Mr MirMihll' was a resident of re of the few Civil war lgan. hring of this section veterans His friends were pleased to hear ofLogrni his marriage INFANT DIR.. IAXJAV. Ffh 3 n infant dauffht.r nf Mr an. Mr- - M ilium M..rcan, di..l a afi.r Thursday aort lllresa The tabe was born on Jn 1L Home of Virgin Wool SHOP-T- he J At 3 Z. C. M. I. MENS , Providence Woman Seeks Damages for Injuries IOGAN, Feh- - 1923 n. us-o- Abe 3 29 j (Special to The News ) FORK. Feb 3 An excellent program has been outlined for an extension school to be held at the hooL Feb ft. 9 Spanish Fork high The ecboel will be and Id, Inrhist-vfor the south end of Utah county and will include Payson, Salem, Benjamin Lake 6b ore Iceland and Palmyra as well a Spanish Fork and Spnngvllle. The Utah Agricultural college, the V . R the Farm department of agriculture, Fork hldh Bureau and i Spanish to make the school are school a success the There will be two dvlsions of school nvfnr the farmers and stock-methe other fnr the housewives Mens meetings will be and mothers addressed by Prof Rvron Alder, I A X. A. T . A B L Dr Richards C. U R forest office, Or. Hhoemaker, Henderson bureau of animal husbansurIn logical dry; R H Richards, U. A C L vey; Prof J C Hogenson. I K C Prof Prof George Stewart John T. Tracy AkelL L. A A. CC, CProf. J Sorenson. Cains HI. I Vtah county pest inspector Dr G C. Taylor, Lbpantsh e Fork. nveterinarian; A Prof Dr Jn WiUlam Pesersun, director of experi. ment station The voimis meetings will be adsh Hxm. Skidmore Mr. dressed by Bedell, sanitary e ntr Mate A board H of health Pr Vi la fl'i-.- ! IS FEBRUARY ! FARMERSTfl EXTENSION SCHOOL Carrier Delivery ihtnll Carrier la Tbr brarrH Nrw. Salt ar flaney Ataieaam, 1L ka repurted NEWS SATURDAY DESERET J$E lk Off Off The power and ly.n ( , beauty Mothers hcr . the c.pportumt achmanmoff. plavin ha. been the Potato GrOWCfS Hear Group 1 contains a splendid variety sensation of four briUiMb season for vliieh a l Lave !een Naitmg. . 71 la equally significant o Talk Fall and Winter uits and OverSelection of that Seed on Uluscrtona a parsonage as Rergei I(aci.i 2- Z. M. I. coats for Men they are exceptionth supreme and domirant Opeeial to The News) Logn Feb. 3 Funeral services for maninoff, In the musical ONE-THIRworld figure Att 7 - .smithf-ea James King werc hej ,n OFF. al values !oda, F at MITIIFIJSLP Second Staple. ward ebapei Thjrailav afternoon Hieh-o- f should entrust the preservation of his o met in h 2 c.tv hsil Fridirectly on thc plano for iuturo day grower ft, L. at 2 p m f!onit rharen Erclumi presided and the art, Agent to the Ampieo M riglei talked on ed selection for ward choir furnished the muafe. with t generations exclusively Piano roloa by Jarren McMurrin and Frank (he com tig i ear ad adiael growls -Mr Z, Rachmaninoff did pot Ughtlv where could ubau reed Haugh, Tr James Uhipman, John H o Tf was tbej reach a oecision to play for the decided to puri.haee M Ubr nen- few sacks Davis, Heber r. Ri h. All Staple artist that he each for a kCU aad Bishop seed loot and plant were the1 Uhrptn'in exatnesH in the general special frdd from aerd thaw was epcakera and all r,f them paid tribute, th demanded theof utmost his to 1h integrity of th deceased and One-fourthOar from playing and the raised here fait certified this quality only In tha Ampnro ScCd obtaine) from Idaho ff rommended hs erunple a a worker found tall -invited to bar in the Church The grave in the eMy theYou are cord Ampieo m the Knabe Fischer and wax dedicated by Bthop WU- ffmeten Franklin Pianos atihg iavnea-Ueeam TI de Muaic Uompanv Main tt gilt loiKe City Your present Knight Woolen Mills Clothing upright, One-fourthOIrrigation Company Seek grand or p!aer-riawill go a long! (.Spec al to The News) ff wav towards the purchase of a heati-- j Bids for Water Master tlfnl Ampieo In grand oruprtght models A isrcw af. SPANISH FRK Y b 3 tendance of member of the American Terms if )ou wish on balaoce ,o The New, ) tU inn Mali at the This Group includes our entire line Igton gather! SNTTTTf PTKI.D Peh 3 Friday evening to weUom some new The hnird of R ACIfM AT1AOFF RAYi 'of Suits and Overcoats, including oirei-ioj tnembwra The follr.jrirs visitor were of ihe SmuhfieM 1 have never before recorded for present Charles Uaemna past state "'mrani Thurw1i evening lrr,aon aliecuwed the famous Kuppenheimer Clothes. Now f v 'Suits and 0cr-coat- s maf rs fer, amine to tlie rum nif Ir. an reproducing Instrument frak Demrmng have piaed my works for the Ampieo county execut.v rlentlm .eoeon commitfeenisn , F The .erretsry wa, is for Men of nta absolute falthfulneaa of Edwards commamier Clothing steadily advancing to a'ltrrtl, for hbli for water because Provo cf it s Post and ieorge rna.ter for the of ing and its capacity to preBons. now reprrdjh dutiful when down. adjutant is For year lomtnenc.nic April serve it Suits Buy th Pro' o Post, each f wtom gave tone painting It hid, ta be openr-- March t In the director Treat imerrxt to the L Winn wan nftmod far btnd any reproducing piano in short taiks on tops a s a renreenMtive tbsc tartlcuUrs which a pianist mut Legion. to attend a tnet-ii'TO E IS AT" OTTt TNF.TTT Vw member were initiated a fol- . todsv at Logan to coTader secur. demand m" considering a perpetuation Jm-11'OrTII M UN S3 low s W! Lam ftxmwnsM teror tlf-onwater through a proposed of his srt HKRGE1 RACHMAXINGFF rvoir in Joke A mJrw Uwu West Re ( canvon President (burned Winn and LeoIgan Dauiei Ammon Keegusoi, O Txw were ppolnted Roy d jrti ! orrmlttee to mot with the city I.undeii, Kunh N lrn Jrank Karine') The peakrrs wore Judge Jamei B A'trhlson will it dtlived rot t .s expasn-rJ- y Bannock County Dairymen tiegftanquei gather to dlcus water problem toon ert ficates amounting to $1 3o Thomas Bill llrn T'uker. mho man the personal The,1hadR been ng of RapJ' lyi'M frm t J Bov Riie- rl H '. tut from the pouUer-- J t and were turned J th of roerror Charles m the n am a Hit's vodhrp of surplus wafers was aK purchased tate ptr Bull Form Association H H A to the Alex iixeuesed focr treasurer Tcnuoi Cllu?r treetlnjTK f Argjle Joepn llugnee. Mabey and of Dr B W Biak tat' French Iei lative ira- K lets ant mmander of ihc a bo held ihe American at NchG fegion Wellsville Pioneer of T o n ; h.r foer 3 to The Nrw?) ii msiu'fl) con- -' j h n of whom mere unubl to be prs- a' ji oeerk T ,m U moi r n Park City Council Would -t a ATTEND A I XI LI AHA SOCIAL. n k cin rOCATLLL err e I Feb Prof A N Mtrrill of the Young ng fret on rr fhe writer Itaro oilnesday ivo 4i 1857 Laid at Final Rest tea her a of the h ii 3 dalryn-n- , rwi lixing the irportan.e 'a i Yr b Abolish Utilities Board SPANISH Twelve university Lars former Vuhngten FORK, A ODen and I departed i i e is i ter .) if the Womens Auxiliarv of member Special to Th. and part ruJtrly f of dairv doveoprrr. of th David Dxvl PARK PITT V.b ,b the Spanish Pork iost of tb AireM-ca- n Spanish allFork Fmvo WFLLSN II.1.E 3 C Carlson ( ? the ne es? v f L ard vt t a goo3 UF.rg conrturt h .oft (trlnk pr- - ifrv'reii nan lo Pavgon Fndav Mh I.ake Legion Huirj Parkinson ty s r and ,hp. rpplioat.on of M NUlrnl,fl the NVf.liMlIo t.b.rnarle wv, h.,d night wher a ocial miing wa h!I organization cf a Ball The all of whom were old competrd ref.rr.it to the nren.e tommil-toat Ike no me ft Mr, flra e Jon, a huddlepallbearers ( harlos N Jtauiehan Thordy Mr Vesbit In the HMh association con6ttnEr of two divuno-- , Bishop Wsl of of at the oiu loumll meetln? Thurs-na- r Mile ward presiding Music was fur member of the local organisation f eld ardtllerv mere Karl Robard the Last Banrock association and the D. A resolution from the nlshed b the Gfortn Harris Kenneth Veilson, choir, a vocal maorniht and iity o'lunoilmen of St solo b Kenneth ward Arthur G IVter- B Murray and male Twelve Earl Hlementhal and ArOne First Children of lieorKB pertaining to tit. puhlic uiIi-tlnold E Rawl ngs quartet ly John Baile) and company on of LpaiL is. rfMHre Frrt4 " roirm sslou a, a n this TY d to The speakers were Joseph R ( oope-Born Banjo k rliv "ion imJore. thir rosolnrlon imt eounrll Payson 4s Buried TYv J bv ( edL rUau Maefatp Frank Un oftheGracedivison eoer'ir' 9r1 1377 Th grave tn the it is iirt'tuarly due to the repreient att. bimiitl H Milton hf Logan and c to ) The anr anti eunatortheto county (ptciat The opening praer Jfaufhanft ma Rishop protoat lerv .Provo aeainst dedicated cenic the! and o' also 'to the firners nty ty thia commissi m wa. read 3 -- bwxal wa h Thomas S Bradshaw and the rATSON w rner of beb The re ,ervires A f H Ma'hieson U s t.(anlm for, corner w is, InMructel to write the ssitnce .ere held in the Second wa-- d chapei j benediction b Alexander W Archibald A U ('rtv ru5 agent and I W j BY PUI, M)TT MOMRKR. farorifit tins a. t.on The re- Th 'oral offerings were profuse In- today for Mr Charloiie riowani Monk Thomeiz ounf spent for agricultural corder reported that the postal sav- - terment of Enoch mho wife died was the Monk, WcDevtlle cemeterv count tSpeolal Cable t the Iteseret Nfwa b RLRLKY t Report B ttinork residence here Wednesday night where the grave F was luho Wilfamily dedicated by by the Fovr bull wr purrha-eani Chicago Hai't SERVICE from Moran. WNonung at the outlet after a lingering Htne lard H Parke- DOUBLE huUs wil help to deehoma the velop Pn The da Parkin sen was born in England Mr, Monk daughter of Mr and Mrs of latkson Lak' Ree-oi- mr in BannocJs j. rylng 81 vears ago and came to Utah in was born William Pavron . loward, fallowing condipon with PARIS. Keb 3 The mins'er 13 19 - heavy w nter QC bis parents in 1852 where they ettie1 Jan 23, IftsA being oneof th LriJ tI evurty JifkiWi Take' storage. She married at h tn ' " dar Fort fore,Pn a, affair, ta,t ,h. Acre feet 'Finoch Monk In March 1872. and eight' Technical Institute Idaho lori; Cinerted 'jello book' o. th 3(2 OAO Made aad (.ra-- t 4 kr children were horn, five of whom are anuarv 27a In 1878 they moved to till living Has Successful Semester 1. on conference but tV pjli nd ng Jan 2. r Tn the arh (lavn h hid t .. but Arisons returned cat the of the CLTLER Payson BR0SCCL. tfami parliamentary rt. ur'. , miny " ' " r nd hv TiauIInir feigh( from Corlnn. '"c reldd KTnrn Vti'tLiVu,1 to d ffer-- 1 follnwlnS BtU.'R- - jiraoedo- N .J (Special to The News L ftalt Lak. PR of Montana He wa a!n a aurvlved by her husband "J ,nt rreH.li.ltoa t bl.ra. th- - bt2'-"h3 w a TfOTAYfcfAljO, th Mltt-J-Feb nd Fridvv -the ' if 11.4 U year, Inchea errry foHowmhMdrjn Vr? mold not rr. ' p ne tatemenu . 1 0 end of the firpt semester at the Idaho jitXa M Yr - AKo and )i, Haroid Tanne Mra. Kenneth J Tan- - pam wek a vear ago O' you rTrh n r?, 'rT!rT'vtV'd Ly seven bona and 'VaV.45ft 73 Techntra! Institute. Th lat f the ' .ii 1 For many yars he hajk ner and Ivn Monk, also 22 grandcfc-rferen If 5ft 1822 . 27 daughter. to Jan Firpt. semester examinations were bnd and But my book Th Tnncr of lived with fan. Chauncy Parkln- - dren and nine t'sire period a year ago 40.30 all n Rheumaitam Ju8 pubheL Mys'erlc 1aci? ctasa work was handed tn to vft.i tbv truth about Rheumatism Tell what Teacher and Former Service Redeemed Brigham Bonds J the various Instructors Mondav mornrsusc jt an how now actually ILC.lOtl POST REORGANIXEA. will be registration day for the bemg ucfMtui troetl it a is dlffrenl Man is Buried i rtn Provo hy vntirt y tita,, aincea Are Publicly Burned ing I'.eh ft WFI.IAVILLK, rew term, and a number of new stu- lentlfic methods of MVINville American Legion poit dents are expected to enroll in several The wrrring of this book j the " (Special to The New) f fee d Thursday night with the of the department of tny twenty mlv e exper rult PROVO. Ft b ft Largely attended elected Comfollowing offkera The IwwA ernrytrr ha been a great mentation and r's,ir'-ant i held the wre Norman in Fourth ward I want J Allen, vice com- services auccess for the local inTittiinn ia that o' HHMMLlTlsM, mander W B every wfTrnnn for Robert adJubUBL lUiler. Ll runs, iqTlC. Mill, elc., r.o mat mander, according to report h ly he r etindaM 'The executive committee and Neebtt, forme Ttigh school teacher and have been reached and the',few nw ir in what fofxu Futw hfom- - Tr tobiTt Haelampffier man who died Tuesday fowili he named later. Therefore, although valuable 1 WJ! g!i!y oth-ecourses that have been adied in the llowing an extended lllna incurred end one cdmplcre i py on y of tb b nh last year or two have .. in Kance u vr i BIRTH IS ATYOtACED. nJ yiur a.l btolutey tre if cess. lres or that of any tuffe-e- r Bishop A L Booth of th Fourth you may POCATELLO Ida Mr , Feb and to ward presided. Solo were rendered Jkn'iw. Hp.an y wrlt'en Mr Harold R Bp announce the birth hv Murray I F ARM ATFK. Fb- - O S. Robert and Dr H nt nd wre f a ten pound boy at their home Jan Pync n4 Prof. J R. Bo.hard and AYtttrr M Spt- lliillowyli, Maine. Jlr,J 2,lec,r,c Ads 1922 Frank Kamsay sang were Issued he At the time they late Heber C Roden was mayor, John E. Baird nty recorder, ard the counMONDAY MEET b'jjlh. .1.:1: A)x.i cil wn composed of Lm&nuel Morten-sePeter Knudn, Isaac A Jensen, N C Blmonsen and John P Christen sen Messrs Stnonsen Baird and Baptist Mate seexetar es of the I son were present to witness the burnPessimists predicted tgrmountaln and Tactile states xi-ing of the bonds the citterns of Brig- hold a txc-daat that time that convention in bat ham would never be able to redeem so large a sum but they were redeemed 2 Iake beginning Moncfhv Feb 5 to outvears after the dat of issue to the line plan for ra.sing 87,500 000 before Let a vivid gllpe ef Mtsle Northern; day. and non of th taxpayers even May of this year Dr J T A to felt the slightest burden in their von of New I tnb la grtphlr word pkriar a4 aeeres of ork City, renyrai d r of of tor the board promotion of th catwrrd SterewiMlroa views. Aa vaasaal lllasfraled jN.qt thorn Baptist convenHirt- r- and sev-lecture ky J, WBroaddms, liOefjft oral of the most influential men of Idaho Farm Bureau the Northern Baptist convention will th ronfern.ce Elect New Officials address Meetings wi be held in the president's suite in the -hotel Newhou to The (Special Nws) The conference is for thb purpose of POCATELLO. Feb 3 Election of .ong h united drive for the money fficers was the closing feature of the plarn wh ch wiU b distributed by the board three day convention of the ldao Farm of promotion to the various bnes ot Co. Bureau at Boie Wednesday aftcronn work an! activities carried on bv th at the Chamber of Commersw eft-rgNortoerh Bmp st convent .on. Hearty Line, of Blackfoot at present a. rep. churches ft a1! RapDstmibw-eamresentative i tho seventeenth 4 k Gf M nUn fra), tail httfcerl. an.xpliu pf pThgbam' the STS palgn delegations Maar aillra theta .re STS Utf nty ttktrf la i i county wa chosen president He suc- wmch thrugh th attend varioys conference. ceed R G Fek hairy of Caldwell rryetalUae lake.! E4aeatiaaal, ratertatalac, Amorc the representatives expected to Directors of th federation elected attenl at th closing meeting Yednerfdav were H Q Mortod. Rev Arlx : as follows E. D Fry of Orangeville, Dr - M F nnetad. ban Thoen.x, Francisc-Dr H O Fekham of Caldwell. W J Thap-pe- r F G Davie I Dr F B. Angelc, of Richfield. Henry Bjorkmanof Palmer Denver R w A. Shank Bannock county and C. J 'all of Bov G Clifford Cress, ewtg. ton, Mont Few John H "Speed Reno. Pocatello wag chosen as tits next con- Nev ; Dr O C Wright Portland, Ore vention city. Tho next annual con- Rev A If Paiey, Spokane. Hey Geo. vention will b Weld at the call of tho Y Holt eatUb, Rev J. F Blodgett, th first Casper Wvo president some ttm between of the year and March I Resolution Baptist work n Utah will b discommending the Retire of Governor cussed at a banquet for all secretaries Moore to cut all expenditures to the at th Immanuel Baptist church at ft 30 o clock Tuesday evening mtnnlronm was passed. Following Last Respects Are Paid To Old Logan Resident C. j te Group D po-t- Suits O Coats C. M. I. Group 2 Am-tc- i. ronm-icnUo- Suits (T Coals h Xl-- i 1 r, Ha-r'- g's d Si g A 4 ad-e- 1 -, j -- -i i r- .it , -- i A : v A 1J R)tr French Navy Pact I (r te C -- e s- j 1 -- id at t YeliowRook Out, -- J Promise to Ratify. T v Nfi d , " . ...... ' h- 'r I - foraia-TBr.TC- 4 u - - -- 1 j tr rt I w at , .1 'f ;i4 4 wh-lf- 1 S8-- 7" C , 'lI-- fdtnJ II A Different Kind of Show! yr 1 y 1 iw c- -, T Ticket: 50c On Sale at Owl Drug Camera Scout of the Rockies n,ln ASSEMBLY HALL THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8 TABERNACLE GROUNDS Rig-hoi- U:15 P. M. - - - - -- t - L. S. 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