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Show 36UTHERM UTAH NtWS Page Four ThurSday, July 16, 1929 Uj Neighbors Be SEA OF HOOPS almost blanks out youngsters holding them aloft at start of hula hoop whirling contest at San Francisco. men today were urged by the State Tourist and Publicity Council to support its recommendae tion that Glen Caflyon dams reservoir be named Lake , Powell. According to p. James Cannon, director, the council has adopted a formal resolution in favor of this name. If accepted by the fed-e- i al government, which is building the dam, the name would make the huge lake a memorial to Major John Wesley Powell, famous river explorer, scientist, and one of the founders of the d Geological Survey. Mayor Powell led two expeditions down the Green and Colorado g Rivers in 1X69 and 1X71-7and naming many of the natuial features in the vicinity of the rivers including Glen Canyon itself. Major Powell aUo was the first man to propose damming of the Colorado River. Mr Cannon said, and he was very influential in federal lingation establishing and reclamation policies. Despite his prominent as an explorer, scientist, and administrator, however, Major Powells name has never been applied to any of the remarkable natural features he discovered and first publicized, according to Mr. Cannon. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dennis and son Donald returned this week from a months vacation and tra- vel to Ohio, Washington D. C., and other eastern cities. They returned bv the northern route and visited in Yellowstone National Paik. They enjoyed a visit in the east with Mr. Dennis folks. HONEST, ITS TRUE Fury, the black stallion with his own television, program, relaxes by hooping it up with two of his young sur-vejin- -- By DOC N9g&$ Doc it Sick so Im tak ing over for a few days! You can always depend on our experienced attendants. Major ; OIL PRODUCTS JV KANAB, UTAH biographer, art noble of hooping also. In The Kanab Area . Call Agent For LEIGH FURNITURE Mrs. LeRoy Judd Ml 4-27- 89 ''for Appointment W)) M ftSL .M I SPECIAL SALE i jrV f " i NOT FOR FUN is this hoop which protects operator of Interna- tional TD-2- 4 crawler tractor during land clearing work. Havoline Motor Oil flew Library Books Motor Oil New books at the Kanab Li- brary for your reading enjoyment are: The Outlaw Trail, the story of RPM Motor Oil At $8.99 plus lax per Case Brooks. The Perilous Road by Wm Steel Calico Captive by Speare. The Witch of Blackbird Iond by E. Spears and What Da You Say, Dear? by M. Sendak. UNNY BROOK OFFERS YOU TWO GREET Butch Cassidy, by Chas Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Jameson The Ginger Man by J. P. Don-le- a Lost Sootts Expedition vy. spent several days in Price, Utah Thirty Famous One Act Plays. over the past week end visiting Companions Courageous WIIITIIIGS DRAPERIES or APPLIANCES j I Conoco . . CARPETING IT'S EASY So says this Cypress Gaidens water skier, as sbe glides over the Florida waves and does Justice to the "A tourist is a man who travels to see things that are different and then complains when they aren't the same." Dublin Opinion. Ml Vote HOME FURNISHING b t s j DECORATING Mr. and Mrs. George from Page called in at the home of Mrs. Pearl Adams the past wuzek on their way home from a vacation, They were residents in Kanab when the Bureau of Reclamation was stationtd here. 1- g, MOTOR COMPANY Phone il William Culp Darrah of Gettys-berPennsylvania, has given his support to the Lake Powell proposal, which, Darrah says will honor one of America's great public servants. KAflAB STANDARD Powells citizen public-spirite- d for any Friday Mrs. Gayle Thomas and daugh-ter- s Linda and Jadyn of St Geo-- 1 V()1(1 the Fll(1a Juy 17 at Pol-laa' special school bond rge spent last week end in election. visiting with Mr. and Mrs. jlnjr aie lsted elsewhere Jesse Jones and other relatives jn tjllspJC(,s Polls will le open paper. and friends. They spent one day u,twwn 7;O0 am. and 8:00 pm. at Glen Canyon and on the Kai- You can vote if you arc a qualified elector and have paid Mr and Mrs A. B. Lundberg a piopert.v tax within the past who have been residing in Fre- - - months Sony, but there are donia the past jear, have moved'110 absentee ballots in a school to Page, Arizona. The Lundbergs election. There aie 813 children of wete in Kanab over the past school age in Kane School Dist- week end. One-arme- GAS-TOO- NS a know that better schools make better students. Go to the polls. Vote at the school bond election. at-an- 1X6-mil- "Is that so... v, hat kind of As you Mr. and Mrs. George Adams; Mr. and Mrs. Blaine and family came by Kanab reand two children are in cently and spent a day here visit- visiting and to spend the ing wdth his mother Mrs. Pearl! summer months. The Chamber-Adams- . They had been to Newjlains have been living in Cali-Yoi- k to visit their son Gallord fornia where Blaine has been d family. Gaylord is an in- - tending the Modesta Junior Col- struetor in an art studio in New lege Mrs. Chamberlain is the York. former Ramona Meeks. tiamed Powell Utahs senators and congress- hint1 rict Kane County seat news notes Urges That Lake O Kanab, Utah MOOF STMAIGHT by with relatives and attending to matters. OLD SLINKY BROOK CO.. LOUISVILLE. KY., DISTRIBUTED Chas J. Finger. The Life of Cardbusiness Atinal Wolsey. Private-Leste- r new Atlas. The World well. The Wall Between-BradeFor children and juniors. 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