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Show H 'I THERE is nothing much harder than FEW things anger a woman more than the sight of a bachelor who appears to be contented and happy. H convincing yourself that you have a right to do something you cant afford to do. Containing a Resume of the News of Provo and Many Features and Human Interest Stories VOL: XII.. NO. 38 PROVO CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1922 Knights of Pythias To Hold State Outing In Provo his Year COMMECEMENT WEEK T PROGRAM AT Joseph Lusero, Well Known Miner, Died FORMER PROVO MAN TAKEN RY DEATH ESTABLISHED 1910 YOUNG MISSIONARIES rHere Yesterday TO BE HONORED WITH i IS ANNOUNCED Representatives Lodge No. 10, of Garden City Knightsof Pythias, re- turning from a grand lodge session recently held in Salt Lake, report that the next state outing known as Pythian day will be held in Provo during- the early part of the coming summer. The exact date of the outing has not as yet been named, but members from the grand lodge will meet with committees from the Garernacle. Following is the program for the den City lodge in the near future when final arrangements will be services: . Tabernacle made. Band 7 to offertory. 7:50. Pythian day originated with the logrounds, cal lodge some three years ago, and Prelude, orchestra, 8 o'clock, each summer since then the lodges March of faculty and' graduates. of the entire state have joined in Chorus. Invocation, President George H. making the occasion one that appeals to the lodges throughout the entire Brimhall. state. Ladies' chorus. The members of the Garden City Baccalaureate sermon, Dr.- James E. Talmage. lodge attending the grand session were: H. G. Blumenthal, past grand Benediction. Exit march. chancellor; E. A. Mitchell, past grand chancellor; M. H. Fraham and C. A. JUNIOR COLLEGE EXERCISES. At this Pederson, representatives. Mr. session was to Graham elected Teaching as a Profession will be the office of grand outer guard. S. Adam discussed by Superintendent Bennion at the junior college exercises to be held in College hall at 8 MISSALICE REYNOLDS AT LOS ANGELES - Commencement week for the Brigham Young university begins on Sunday evening, May 29, when Elder James E. Talmage of Council of Twelve Apostles will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the stake tab- - - p. m. on Monday. The evenings program is as lows: Solo, May Morning, Elda Roy-lancfol- TELLS OF SUCCESS. OF e. Provo relatives of Thomas W. Crawley received word from Los Angeles Sunday morning telling of the death of Mr. Crawley in that city at 8 a. m. on that day, at the age of 48. Mr. Crawley was well and favorably known in Provo, where he was engaged in the mercantile business for several years. He first had charge of the Third ward grocery, and later sold it to his brother to take over the Avenue grocery. About a year ago hist? health failed and 'he moved to Los Angeles with a hope of regaining his strength. For a time he recuperated, but of recent months he gradually grew worse until the end came. Besides his widow, Mr. Crawley is survived by three sons, Loraine, Lyman and Emerson, and one daughter, Helen. He is also survived by six sisters: Mrs. Rose Sterling of Eureka, Mrs. D. E. Memett, Mrs. Robert Lonax and Mrs. Hezikiah Carter of Nephi; Mrs. T. H. Carter and Mrs. E. J. Hall of Provo, and one brother, J. M. Crawley of this city. Funeral services and burial will take place at Los Angeles tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Prayer. Address of Welcome, President J. Joseph Lusero, 50, died at a local hotel yesterday following a prolonged illness caused by a cancer of the stomach. Mr. Lusero was born in New Mexico, and for several years had made Jhis home in Nephi. In recent years, he fiad been engaged by W. W. Efcanbrack of this city as a sheepherder. He is survived by his widow,, Jane Lusero; one daughter, Adaline; one son, Martin, and a grandson, all residing at Nephi. Mr. Lusero was well known among the mining men of this city, he being the principal incorporator of the Lusero Mining company, a property adjoining the Deseret Mountain mfne in West Tintic. A number of local men became interested with Mr. Lusero in prospecting the property. Funeral services will be held at the Hatch undertaking establishment Wednesday at 1:30 oclock, with the Rev. Charles M. McCoard officiating.1 OFFICERS NAB GUNMAN WHO IS SUSPICIONED AS BEING A Max Marr, 32, a who was arrested HOLDUP French-Canadia- FAREWELL RECEPTION Franklin Harris, Harold Knudsen arid Joseph Nelson, Jr., are to be the honored guests at a farewell recep- - Fred S. Smart Wins Big Club Honors With New York Life Co. PROVO MUSIC LOVERS ENJOYED RECITAL Fred S. Smart, local GIVEN LAST NIGHT tive of the New Aork LiferepresentaInsurance company, has again won the distinc- flon of bein& the first man in the attended the More than 200 J.er.r.tory to Qualify piano recital givenpeople advanced the by for the Big Club of 19 With this honor comes the appointment bvstudents of Professor C. W. Reid at his company as a delegatV to'thecon - !,n!IOtel Roberts last night. A of the affair and one q vention of Big Club members to a thal it beautiful and artistic Ra'e n.V.,., at be.beld l)le Banff hotel at British Columbia. This appointment means fettiag " as a collection of fine paint-- a six weeks vacation with all ex- V leading I tah artists, contrib- he 1:ca?.,on ed, penses paid by the company during a and of wonderful his stay at one of the most beautiful- by Professor photographs, produced ly situated hotels in the world AA alter Cottam. Vocal trios were rendered by Johnson, Violet Johnson and Roberts. The piano students Murray L. W. Gaisford, for many years ediwere Mrs. Leona' Mildenhall Van tor of the American Fork Citizen, Florence Wagoner, Newell, Gertrude was a Provo visitor today. Mr. Gais- Olsen. Louise Melva Boyle Foster, ford has just returned from Califor- and Rachael Simmons. The latter, in where he spent the winter in her nia, of the Valse Araperformance quest of better health. He besque by Lack, demonstrated what that he is glad to get back toreports Utah can be accomplished with only a vear and to his post of duty, and declares and a half of earnest effort. Her that his health is much improved. work 'was especially praiseworthy and won for her the admiration of everyone present. The students are REPUBLICAN STATE seasoned performers and did the sort of work that maintains Provos claim as the Music Center. i t three young men will leave to labor as missionaries June 7th. Messrs. Harris and Knudsen are going to the New Zealand mission, while Mr.' Nelson will labor in the eastern states. The evenings program will consist of a one-aplay, and a number of humorous features in which Professor Harrison R. Merrill and Professor Thomas L. Martin will play ct prominent parts. Following the program in the assembly room, the audience will adjourn to the amusement hall, where dancing and refreshments will conclude the evenings entertainment. Donnans Resort Opens With Good Booking for Season ! ! nj Ce-lest- CONVENTION TO BE ia Blackie Huish Takes HELDJULY 14 U. of California Degree L. L. Donnan, manager of the UpSaturday Falls resort in Provo canyon, anper H. McConkie. morning by Sheriff J. D. Boyd and nounces Word has been received by Mr. and that his resort will open Mrs. By a vote of 22 to 8 the RepubliChief Deputy Karl Boshard charged Reading, The Last Word, A report from the New York corMrs. J. W. Huish that their son, F. June Y. when C. W. A. 10, fifty Susa P. Whitaker. with having a concealed weapon in girls can state committee in session at the to Deseret will News the hold their Elbert, convention He among his host of Hotel there. respondent Utah BrilPiano Solo, Grande Valse Saturday afternoon set friends known Bishop and Mrs. Joseph Nelson left his possession, pled guilty before reports that he has also booked a in of tells of the this arrival Professor 14 as city as Blackie the for date B. Ruth July the Tucker yesterday state convention of the Berry. liant, holding Judge James v this city last night for Hulsh has Mrs. Alice and Achsa his master of Enreceived Brigham Reynolds City Christian state A. Y. convention. Salt Lake was choY. E. A. Presentation, E. and was fined $10. Marr deavor to attend the funeral services of Mrs. morning, fine New in after which York, will sen be degree as held fr.om association, attending 4srt! the the. University of convention and the the and was released. His there from secretary. the Baltimore meetings of the League Nelsons brother. Judge Juatin D. paid 2S until August 5. apportionment was fixedcityat the ra- - California, which institution he has July Class Rhymes, Edith Farrer. German revolver, a, luger, Mr. Donnan has made many im- tio of one Voters. attending during the past year, Cornet Solo, Professor Robert of Women delegate for each 1 4 u Call, who died in that city Saturday was given to the sheriff by the court sucWe never a had has majored in economics have such to the resort votes this provements cast tLHaish for Governor year, Sauer. as R Charles a of contraband. brief illness caused by evening cessful was a discussion of a thesis declared rustic before, in meeting including porch adjoining Alabey Marr had just arrived in town county units at the Reading, Lela Newell. The services were held she was seen pneumonia. the of5 a and room, capital state number expenditures election. dining over & Solo, Happy Days, Lyle Glazier. Miss Reynolds, when in Denver the Rio Grande route new summer tabernacle this afterat the home of Dr. and Mrs. Harvy noontheat stake cabins. No action was taken with refer- expenditures. 2 oclock. forenoon Teaching as a Profession, Superin- Fletcherfwhose when the officers Saturday Mr. Huish graduated in ence to the selection of a chairman guest she is while tendent Adam S. Bennion. For a number of years Judge Call observed him, and covered him New to York. In a full addition Brigham Young univer for reason the that the members A. B. Solo, Verda Minor. had been a sufferer of asthma and until he entered Christensen com- WORLD RENOWNED in 920. flegree were in representation from all states of the high blood pressure, unanimous the oninion that h and as the pneu- panys clothing store, where he preUnion and of Canada and Mexico, we monia was GRADUATING EXERCISES. former Governor 'William Siiy. in- u to purchase a shirt. The ofclearing up, complications tended had as our guests the women of Latin of the should reiain the place un- come Ju cumbent. ficers entered the heart but waited and destore, will Grant kidneys developed at President Heber J. g SWIMMER who brought with them and America, til the WILL convention meets. As the front. was clerk the about despite the efforts of doctors and to liver an address at the commence- many ideas and suggestions which nurses I). C. r iTIT ""WfSTTi"' he WashiiigUm Tim was to called order meeting in attendance, he gradually wrap up the article, Marr picked ment exercises to be held in College will benefit all of the twenty-tw- o income tax collector (was appointed LaMar M. W. by Nelson, secretary, up his money and was leaving the grew worse until the end came Sat- - store La. i at GIVE HERE hall on Friday, June 2. LESSONS Orleans, A. P. Tefford, of when the officers grabbed him representing, Ridge urday 6VGninr Summit county gram is as follows:Smith Ly proxy was elected in his found and above the possession If lMYfl TCIl Band ensemble, chairman.tor Followim! tVioUlD IaJS described weapon fully loaded. grove. All 1 VJ a I UULIO 11 ' 9:20 and tot exercise their powers of of the c, LU Tlf Final arrangements have txeeii temporary the to 9:50 a. m. reading meeting tills happened wlthlr ten minutes af- made 6 1868 to was convenC. hold S. made motion FVofessor the with ?alt Leaf, orchestra. world better. In 'Marr arrived in town over the D. Bake swimming mentor, to teach tion July 14. This motion was amendOverture, Uenalup to make the completed the course of study ter R. G. March outre. Board, Faculty, Grad this connection it was not a little as- He JOIN to tbe schools for the- convention beby prescribed elementary I did not like the actions of this the art of natation at the high school ed what women have and entered the University of Utah, uates. tween provide 20 and September 1. tonishing to see to and It August every pool Friday. Wednesday said L. propri- is the object of the board of Chorus. The amendment was defeated by a already done and arefind the civil po- where lie completed his education. mail, HIKERS TOMORROW sitions that they vote of 22 to 8, and the original moInvocation. already filling. He took up teaching for a number of etor of theT store .following Marrs to tion the every give community inwomen arrest. believe were he that there Wind fully Wood At the tion one Quartet. for of the convention time principal Music, meeting calling years, being at July possible to enjoy the as he acted very opportunity t lie Juab stake academy. who were aldermen (they should He then tended to hold us up, is 14, carried hv the same approximate which wonderful Address, Gladys Loynd. swimming pool, was his and revolver Young university now open to the public. vote, although no roll call was ta- willThe Brigham Address, President Heber J. Grant change this word to alderwomen to decided to study law and went back strangely. to be his found stq,ge one of its famous sunrise of boards sticking through city comes highly rec- ken on the latter vote the case), members his way' sbelt in a loose worked he Leaf where to fit Professor Music, Vocal Trio. Cornell, tomorrow, AVednesday, mornway. While the state committee has no hikes The Address to Graduates, D. O. Mc- of health, civil service commissioners, through the law school by doing pri- A When ommended both as a swimmer and hikers will assemble at the Marr into taken ing. was custody, conto set the the date for the way and a judge, who. by vate teaching. He graduated in his was not inclined to teacher and is widely known authority Kay. of the educational in fountain that talk, except , none other than Florence Allen, for- chosen profession with high honors Presentation of Diplomas. gressional convention,- it was thought building at front throughout America. He has produc5 oclock a. m. It has' he had been he that told officers the to as elected now' Alis this convention that inasmuch ed such swimmers as Airs. Eileen and came to Brigham City to begin merly of Salt Lake, Report of President. of the hikes been traditional the plan in connection Kansas in city the bench in Ohio, and who has his practice. From the outset Judge arrested len, national champion middle dis- generally held the day following the to keep the exact route a mystery Music, chorus. hold-uwkh a declared he but that a out tance swimmer and spring board di- state convention, the date would be The leader selects his paths and Jne made such a record by routing Call made a success as a practitioner Benediction, Charles W. Penrose. A beautiful watch Ifob medal will lawless gang and generally cleaning and later was elected county attor- was released as the officers had ver, Ludy Langer and others. July 15. follow with a mere guess in said that he was J. U. member of the students in Jr., Lake Salt five his on honor day, Friday, May 26, be up her city that she is being talked ney. He was especially well known nothinga on him. He years During as to where they are to , minds In floater out of Denver. shows of as a candidate for the supreme and highly respected among the legal given a number of state' committee from Weber county, ex- thjr has he developed presented to the studentin who taken. court yesterday he stated that he had champions. both ath- court. Foremost among these tended an invitation on behalf of Og- be The of Utah. the greatest efficiency fraternity and outing will last but two hours been the gun of A assurbeen purchased On drinking convention. den for number has the One idea which always William Alickle, state diving letics and scholarships. being those participating will be and all of influence while the under liquor champion, who recently captured the ance, however, of J, C. Lynch, Salt other honors will be awarded at the held especially dear in the hearts of Bonneville to the back place in not brought did and at Colo., Leadville, coast spring board event Lake, that this city would take care time for their earlystarting same time. Utahns was pled for courageously by Pacific The classes. know what to do with it. a large field of divers of of the expenses attendant to the conThe Thief, by Bernstein, will be Lady Astor. She begged that a sin to against is invited Second cordially public in to have general served Marr claims the AIcKeith Burt, holder of vention, Salt Lake was chosen. standard of morality for men read in College hall by Mrs. Kathryn America; gle No nor lunch the hiking outing. The following committeemen were join Bassett Pardoe on Wednesday eve- and women be maintained, arguing the 220 and 500 yards state record; Announced World war with Canadian forces. clothes will be necessary. Repvt.at men in seem for is not fair attendance: the This does concluding at 8:15. it Lee that Christensen, intercollegiate ning hour specified. The university series with lax morals to be received in soWilliam F. Knox, Beaver; J. Fran- the number and the climax of theone-aand holder of the state champion will ring fifteen minutes before bell BY hold WRITTEN its will BOOK ward Bonneville The cis Alerrill, Boxelder; William H. the hike and 4 of delightful performances of ciety while women of the same morjunior yard fifty will be started. Memorial unday. A. annual second J. Lee, Carbon; jubilee Thain, Cache; Rolf Bolin, eventsp plays and readings presented under als .are shunned as something intercollegiate meetthe .direction of Professor T. Earl clean. She aso stated that women May 30, at the Bonneville ward back stroke champion and holder of James E. Elfison, Davis; A. G. SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED PRESIDENT HARRIS the Pardoe. ,The attendnee has been generally got what they demanded ing house, Sixth East and Third record from Antelope island to Jewkes, Emery; J. P. Aliller, Grand; Iron; H. P. Goldsbrugh. growing with each successive per- and that in countries where women South. Features of the celebration Saltair, a distance of i?even miles; H. AV. L.Lunt, Fred Itichans, a graduate of the B. Love Kane; Charles formance and "no doubt a large house have the vote they are beginning to will be going on during the afterJuab; Pugh, Darrell Afortensen, Eugene joy Provo YOUNG MAN high school, has been awarded INSPIRES and excelSeth Salt standard Lake. the Lester will greet Mrs. Pardoe this evening. demand this single Pixton, Morgan; and Elton Lovejoy, first, second and noon, and will consist of an Alangum scholarship !to have already made considerable prog- lent musical program and two picLake; J. T. third, respectively, in the Antelope J. C. Lynch, Salt The the Brigham Young university. four-yeL. E. Kramer, Tooele; a grand dance in the ress in its attainment. swim. Sanpete; and shows ture covers the entire of scholarship When a message BIG PARADE PLANNED helpfulness is Another idea advanced at the con- evening. Pkior to the dance a variety His success in the ladies events Heber C. Hicks, Utah; Hugh W. Harcourse at the university, and AVasatch; J. U. Eldredge, Jr., was awarded to Richans vention which especially appealed to of gifts will be given away at the sent out into the world, no one can vey, as foremost are among good, equally on the marks Utahns, was that of direct marketing ward house at 8 oclock. These tell how far itof will reach. An ex-is his pupils being Aliss Pearl Kimball, ATeber. and AV. S. Henderson, Uintah. lie had earned in the local high Statement Hoothis The following were represented by school FOR JERSEY DAY, of products. Secretary Herbert holder of all state free style champrizes will range from $1.00 to $100, emplification during the last four years. ver in his address on this subject including a building lot in Provo can- found in the story of a young man in pionships and back stroke events for proxy, as indicated: at AI. Ur Pope. Duchesne, by R. H. present the past four years. She also holds blamed expensive transportation and yon valued at $100, according to the United States navy, ASTROTH COMING the number of middlemen between Wyman Berg, chairman of the public- ship keeper for Uncle Sam of a num- the distinction of being AATallis; J. L AATade, Daggett by S. B. UTAH COUNTY the only the producer and the consumer. Nat- ity committee. The proceeds of this ber of his laid-u- He steel ships on the woman to make the very difficult Bills; AV. T. Henclerson, Garfield, by own probrecently read a swim from Antelope island to Salt-ai- r. G. J. Goulding; entertainment will go to- Atlantic coast. Joseph Finlinson, urally every state has Its LTtah promising could book by Dr. F. S. little published of a but ATillard by AVilliam B. Higgins; J. AV. OUTDOOR ASSOCIATION in committee this regard, lems of the meeting to rock Black from also ward the Saltair, completion Saturday evening sort house now under way of construc- Harris, now president of Young uni- a like distance. Henry, Piute, by George MeCaskell; Jersey enthusiasts discussed with im-A.- surely profit by attempting some the of cooperative plan whereby prod tion. versity, on the topic, The Young O. Sinoot plans for the further Leaf himself is holder of R. E. Marshall, Rich, by Joseph Professor Alan and His Vacation. cattlemen, sheepSan Juan, by MEMBERSHIP DRIVE ON provement of the Jersey day show to ucts of the farmer,would records, locally and interna- Hodges; J. H. AVood, them His ambition fired by its contents, many D- C. Scorup, Sevier, meet man and miner Bert bring notable feats he held here June 10. At this his OWES MORE THAN EUROPE Galloway; Among tionally. he writes to President Harris, I are A. P. Ride, Sumthan at the present, and the swims recently made ii! Salt by H. B.AV.Crandall: ing arrangements were made for ona more money a is it consumer AT. Jefford: J. Wilson think cost wonderful the same bv time at has animals the personally of of fine Stewart Jose. San mit, He At holds the Lake. Jersey Henry big parade distinctipn This week is Utah County Outdoor 7 book, it is just what I need. AArashington, by W. AV. Cannon, association week in Provo the morning of Jersey day. The de- less. been given judgment for the first man to swim from being brief in City. The the of convention he of our tells Then The social side tails of this event will be under the against George Jones his life. He left school at 13.story Antelope island to Saltair, covering and Joseph Eckersley, AVayne, by of committee, consisting membership formal as under the as P. was of Nelson. J. seized all profitable and the sheriff has seven miles in two hours and direction of County Agent the Aldous Alark and Anderson Dixon, a in of came direct Jones property. The man who owes the necessity supporting widowed twenty-eigh- t Welsh. meetings, for here we minutes, a professional assisted by the secretary of the new Word has come from the Ameri- touch with the women of the other more than the total wealth of the mother. At 15 he enlisted in the worlds record. He also swam from Fish Men Game association and other members will can Jersey Cattle club, with head- states and nations. We were invited world gave Stewart' a promissory United States navy, where he has Saltair to Antelope island and back, make a big drive for membership some eleven years, been for distinguished note twenty years ago for $100. interreceiving a distance of fourteen miles, jn six quarters in New York, that they will to the home of many To Hold Meetingthe citizens of Provo during to among a time was time. from also But which advancement and 10 reprecent B. o their to Astroth. be est and to wealthy people have Frank minutes per compounded and fortv-tvhours week. For some time it has the is in he furnishwere the that as most of them right Black rock and hack, a distance of sentative, in Provo for this affair, treat, monthly. What do you think of a he doesnt feel ambitions A of been Utah the best by many of the tend County thought contained meeting and taste toward his cutin ed to do a fifa vocation; in anycourt that will issue writ exquisite and that he will be ready in five hours and twelve miles, associacitizens of Game Protective this and Fish city to have an organwhirl social The automotive, engineering. throat deal like that? teen minutes. thing to help make the dayin one of many art treasures. in be held of which is to the will this tion ization, Dr. purpose Harris city Friday about he motored He tells that our further Utah. began by being the most unique ever held time members which the scenic asthe and advertise at a develop to various evening, baby girl and most failures are caused is married and las It has also been arranged that he do Baltimore and then taken Perhaps sets attiThis of Utah the discuss will is? of county. one organizaat which Beloved governments' teas the best wife his for elaborate Springrville by small minds attempting to grasp that the4ndging of the animals at the homes was perfected recently, and, bird tion one toward fatude I ihe world shooting that migratory in included the women refreshments lay tjie show. large subjects. the control of fish and game on with a large membership, itavill be Girl hlso all credit to for my success,-anby Death and The local breeders have succeeded mous Baltimore ices. Theusgovernor the th feepreserves in Utah. enabled to put over a constructive at were government of shocked his and entertained this a of my you writing the to by spects Mr. deliver Maryland Asthroth instigator in eretting will also take up program of work. association The she would onto at do mansion when he that condition Della Alarie. Annapolis ble letter, stating daughter matters stepped lecture here on the night of June 9th.8 gubernatorial to The charge for membership In the the Strawberry me so I for us. Spring-villThen pertaining to there of a Gunnell that marvelous the of at Airs.. plossible reception. at greet balcony Alyrtle anything in the high school auditorium to association has been set at how outdoor with faprivate regard We saw more prominent and could succeed. died at the family residence project Century roof. oclock The public in general, and was a banquet at the the one dollar but the will affect for per year in order that folsportsmen asks we he 6 ownership mous President could In than conclusion count, there at oclock Sunday evening people presidents esneciallv those interested in dairy the regional luncheon, re- a large number of citizens may take event the to as Belve-h- u among the in that the government fromj-heamost Hotel advice were what at he the a Harris dinner illness come and to hear elegant interesting expert invited lowing prolonged cows, are cards. It was should do and how to proceed. dere and teas in YYracticallv eerv General Pershing. Sir Auckland trouble. The sorrow of the occasion leases its present hold on the Straw- out their farinitiation powerful message. to have a thoubetter lake. will secof which thought held write Airs. all Astor and Emmeline Harris the sincean,d is the club is berry President this who college, Lady to felt committees doubly According It is intimated by members of the sand members at the nominal price Pankhurst, who was the delegate voting man:, giving the advice asked ond daughter to have been takien by have the plans for Jersev dav in open houses for the women of the taassociation that a committee will be than a smaller number with a larger were conis Next now Canada who from and the the for. same within disease a to the past delegates much larger league. charge, things point to discuss these matters fee. The committee expects- to diswere a crusade against venereal ken to AVashington, where they nine months. Besides her mother, appointed ducting oelebration this year than of last. with waterusers coming under the trict the city and to issue cards tox ATiss' Gunnell is survived by one sisreceived by President and Airs. Har- diseases. HATCH MUST FACE COURT the citizens. Thf Aliss Reynolds will spend some ding, Airs. AVoodrow Wilson and othter, three brothers and numerous Strawberry project, who may control most if isnotso allwell FINE ROY ARRIVES has to situation. gone serknown, and th D. the project Las er prominent women of AVashington weeks at Columbia university, after funeral J. Sheriff Boyd other relatives. The need of such an organization so fullyl Air and Airs. L. R. Edwards are and were entertained at luncheons which she will go to Chicago univer- Vegas, Nev.. to bring Louis J. Hatch vices will be held in the Spripgville the Federation of AAromens Clubs, sity for some special work there, re- to this city for trial. Hatch was ar- First ward meeting house Wednesday PRESIDENT HARRIS AT EPHRAIM recognized by everybody In Provo' reioicing over the arrival of a fine by that there will be little or no time the D. A. R. The Utah delega- turning to Utah early in the fall. rested in the Nevada town last week at 2 oclock. and habv boy. on S. wasted in converting the public. The Utah Harris F. Airs. President comPaxman Sunday at was also entertained dinner by tion county, .on the advice from spent several days The sympathy of the entire! committee expects to be received enhere baccalaureate on delivered the wanted a Airs. York is and Leatherwood. friends before he Airs. Gunnell evening to that is visiting extended If von feel yourself slipping, get Congressman munity at Get Snow for we at sermon to his to thusiastically by everybody. called at the home turning her home to make a report charge of failure provide academy and the family in their sad bereaveoff the down grade and get on the In Washington dollar reyour to our of ready! Wilson conference. the of President ment. pay familv. level. Attend Funeral of Judge Justin D. Call n, h'ere j Pax-man- I -- 35-calib- er -- 1 . j -- , I V ( T 1 v 1 1 i III SUNRISE , . p, EkW-edg- e, Ward Annual Jubilee ct 4h-ya- rd Hei-me- r, Old-roy- d. ar p j - Im-la- v, $304,840,-332.912.665.4- La-Al- ar and - Taken d -- e. j rt I Ged-de- s. - - of-Ne- -- re-lfica- w ls ' i |
