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Show 4 PR6 S 4 ia WSWVtVWSi THEATRE! ENTERPRISES FRIDAY . SATURDAY $ NO CELEBRATION PLANNED 'OK OBSERVANCE OF FOURTH Co. Names IU. S. Smelting American Legion Post State Equalization Fund Officers' New New Manager Midvale Plant Installed for Schools Distributed EFFICIENT The Fourth of July I Just five dway and once again this city days Thu aaauol ulloeutlon of ututu At their last meeting the Arthur general superin- ia Wallace, Robert panning up the national birthday school equalization faad money was 0. Sullivan Tost of the American of the United States Smell- celebration without a semblance of made Monday to the 40 school die- - Lotion lastalled tbs following new tendent As far as can be learning, Refining and Minin company observance. trlcts hy Charles II. Skidmore! state officers: Midvale plnnt since 191. even he a few sporti not will there ed commander. of instruction. and George Porsey, superlateadeat public at Reporter Office of ibp plant Monday who through necesiranager those for persons commander. Orson Hicks, vice It amounted to f722,llS. supervision the general have will at to remain be compelled C. E. Sorenson, second vice sity will Tha law requires that an amount Legal Blanks of AH over the Midvale mill and smelter borne. And due to layoffs and to 5 per school child be mis-- , mnnder. lie ore purchasing department, and more lie lot a will Kinds Always there other things N. Wlllmore, adjutant. succeeds (be late W. 11. Kardley. lion.u at to stay compelled people Irvine King, aargeant at arms. was Carried. Agsuomirn enl of Mr. Wallace trlcta according to a formula design- - j W. D. Itoper, chaplain. vice than during recent years. Miinnunwd by P. S. Mulock, sevIn held Celebration are being J- ed to equalize educational oppor- Shaw, district commander, of Ki.ueMi manager of one being at tunltlea. oratLs. who said Mr. eral towns, (lie largest Stlrn RIFE Provo. ln Mondays allocation sis districts' h tha principal speaker on wiu,d he succeeded ns plant FONES 36 and 228 Orand, Jordan, Morgan, North occasion. by Casper A. Nelson. M. Wallace Woolley . Mr. horsey succeeds II. h. Curl- - 'superintendent of advancement Summit, Park City and South 8um- ussimant superintendent, of manager or the 0 Is one of the commander. mil received nothing because of Johnson was made assistant to the position on zat lrM of the organ - ore purchasing Neldepartment, with Mr. having been ezcluded by (ha formula. ,Ucceedln Proofs of annual labor taken and under bis leadership tbs Legion uperwienurui, wliith be hits been affiliated since of at the Eureka Reporter otttg as successful is sura to have a year Utah Central Softball annouuced also the 1911. It has during the past two years un- -; Schedule for Second Half der Mr. Carlson. Mr. Porsey an-- ; NOTARY I PUBLIC ! June 301 li nml July 1st corn-equ- al WfWITHERSm theVvrizona WILDCATS A SOA (Lkta ratvw 4 Hf mAcr W'ifixerOiifin; c. . SUNDAY . MONDAY July ilwl anti Snl 71 At a meeting held lata last week officials of tha Utah Central Softball Leagua arranged their schedule for tha second half of tha season. The first games were played on Tuesday evening, June 27th, while the remaining dates of games are aa follows: Friday, June 30. Spring villa at Nephi; Spanish Fork at Heber; Pay-so- n at Eureka. Friday, July 7, Eureka at Nephi; Spanish Fork at Payson; Heber at Sprlngville. Tuesday, July 11. Nephi at Haber; Eureka at 8paalsh Fork; at Sprlngville. Friday, July 41. Nephi at 8pr!ngvllle at Spanish Fork. Tuesday, July It. Spanish Fork at Nephi; Eureka at Sprlngville; Payson at Heber. Friday, July 21. Nephi at Bprlng-vlllHeber at Spanish Fork; Eureka at Payson. Friday, July 28. Nephi at Eureka; Payson at Spanish Fork; Spring-vill- a at Heber Tuesday, August 1. Heber at Nephi; Spanish Fork at Eureka; Spring-vill- a Pay-so- n Pay-so- n; e; SINIY MATINKK 3 P. M. July 4lh r ow A mi MATINKK 2 Hliw Marts NljCiit , I. fl-- M. I. M. IO WEDNESDAY . ONLY July mem-ber- BRlbEQHOOM SPENDS HONKYM4JON 1118 IN PRISON The following Item appeared In the Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, June 25. under a Provo date line. Morris Beddoes, 22, of Eureka was In tha Utah county honeymooning Jail Saturday without his bride. Officers said the youth was takeu luto custody on the day of his marEureka girl riage to a and brought to the Utah county Jail without an opportunity even to attend the wedding reception. Ha waived a preliminary hearing In tbs city ' court Saturday on a charge of passing a forged check for' f!2 on a Spanish Fork store. Bond was fixed at $500, which he did not furnish. He had been in Jail since Wednee day when he was arrested ia F.ureks officers said. He was brought to Provo by Deputies W. T. Lewis and Edward Clark. at Payson. Utah Duck Hunters Have Voiced Opinion on Shoot noun 5 COIUMIIA that in the very near future1 Friday, Angnst 4. Payson at Nephi; Spanish Fork at Sprlngville; Eureka at Heber, 2 games. . ONLY TUESDAY Bounces e a party will ha given for local and a few special guests from various sections of tha state. .Alii Duck hunters of the atate of UUh themselvea as to have expressed their wishes for tha shooting season for tha present year, and these expressions are being presented to the government biological survey at a western eonference which convened in Ban Francisco on Wednesday Utah State Os ms Commissioner Newell B. Cook Is attending the convention and la making an effort to put over the following program la order to comply with the wishes of Utah sportsmen. 1 That the open season for the year 1231 be (0 consecutive days. October 15 to December 16. Provided this ran not be obtained, a straight season beginning October 15. 3 That the bag limit (10 ducks) remain ns heretofore. 3. That feeding be permitted under license Issued by the bureau of biological survey. 4. That flva Uva decoys be permitted per hunter, but that not more than 10 par shooting stand be al- 45-d- ay s2S Ol'K 10c IIARflAIN 8 HOW 11IO lowed. THURSDAY ONLY July (Ilk m 6. That the shooting hours be from sunrise to sunset, or from 7 a. m. until 5 p. m. 0. That petty rules end regulations which cannot be enforced be reelnded. That the time for keeping birds storage after season be lengthened to at least 30 day. 7. In hul Mm fcwstrwf Iw kiatti MiM UsctrtSi WEDDING im HU ANNOUNCED. e and Mrs. Wesley D. Roper anltT nounce the marriage of (heir sister. Miss Cynthia Roper to Orval Thompson. the marriage to take place la The I'leiaiV'S The Pleiades form a cluster of the Menu Temple on Wednesday, more lltnn 2.0(H) stars, of which sis July 12th. I dr seven nre visible to the naked 111(1 JUK Mr. NIGHT e. ANNOUNCING THE FIFTH ANNUAL TAMPIED NEPHI, UTAH SHE SAID SHYLY, "Couldn't I take a peek?" He said bashfully, "Em lady, you can try." He was a roughneck, which is the regular name for a worker like liim in the oil fields. THE WEST'S THRILL SHOW RODEO RACING BANDS PARADES FIGHTS CARNIVAL . BATHING BEAUTY REVUE 4 chromium-plate- d. Chromium-p!atin- g you surely doesnt thin out, fry up, or drain down; and neither does So it stays clear up to the cylinder head 400 or 500 miles a day; despite 4 or 3 despite hours' parking-a- nd longer. Then all your Summer starts and spurts will be by dippy that's never all gone. Beats any mere oiling, par. ticularly when you tote up .11 your miles quarts! Change to your correct Germ Processed oil today at your Conoco dealer's cnly get a squint into the bore of your motor cars cylinders!. . . if you could Your Mileage Merchant... his middle tutne's Mileage! Continental Oil She was o dear, with two little grandson hack East whose Ups would round as she told of looking down the world's deepest hole . . . down 3 miles h down the famed Conoco oil well in California. IS, well-nig- 004-fo- weer-proofe- ... ot You too are invited to see it. JULY 13,141 bumpers are Of course, be-twe- as tlic lady knows now, you can't squint so far down a bore. But if awfully could only watch patented Conoco Germ Processed oil give your engine wondrous OIL. PLATING! Then you'd eee those precious working parts not merely and hut with a perfect skin-fi- t as d en Company 1 CONOCO GERM PROCESSED OIL OIL-PLATE- D UTAHS MOST COMPLETE SHOW SOMETHING DOING EVERY MINUTE 3BB5 0II-F1AT- YOUR ENGINE E. i |
