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Show THOSE who never retract their opinions love themselves more than they love truth. Joubhh iV A WEEKLY NEWSMAGAZINE OF LOCAL AFFAIRS DEPENDABLE WPA Adult Education, Recreation Classes Open Here Monday Night Keener interest than ever is being shown in the opening, Monday night, Sept. 26, of another year of "WPA Adult education classes, according to Miss Huth Mitchel, Utah county supervisor, who announces that all classes are open to all udults free of charge. Sixteen department! will ope-rate every Monday and Wednea-da- y with the' Open evening, yerum dlucuialona being ache-dulaa neual tor Thuraday nights. The following are the Recreation Department ed with liated subjects All actlvitlea liated below are after each. made poaalble through the Joint All claaaea convene at 7 p. m. efforta of Provo City, Provo City with three perloda following un- - Schoola and W. P. A., announce til 10 p. m. in moat rooma. .The Jena V. Holland, auperviaor. Provo high achool la being uaed Registration will take place aa indicated, with Rome claaaea Monday evening from 7 to 9 for being in the Central building. all claaaea. OLE CHRISTENSEN: let Yr. Women's Clauses ); second year: Provo High achool Ladies Bookkeeping (8-both years Gymnaalum, Monday and Wednesbookkeeping 36 P. II. S. day from-- 7 to 9 p. m. Teachers, MRS. DORA B. SHEPHERD: Phyllis R. Brown and Myrtle Tanner. Accompanist, Byron Jensen. ); ); Knitting Activities will consist of exer15 P. H. 8. MRS. MARCELLE A. HAWK- - cises, Tap Dancing, Natural Danc-- (7-8- 9) ); (8-9- 0; Gym Sewing, pattern making;! I ideas. Sewing, consumer buying j Thuraday Sewing (home making) UtfS: (7-8- ); work G" from 'to 9 p. m. Social Recreation Claaaea For Men and Women. Social Dancing, ComHARRY BUTLER: Consumer munity Singing, Games, Ballroom ); Education 87 P. H. 8. . Dancing. EDWIN A. ZABEL: Psychol- Sewing CImmm ); German (it lb stuog y High School Sewing Room Mon87 P. H. 8. dents) day and Wedneaday from 7 to 10 LORIS STEWART: 8trlng p. m. Teacher, Jean U. Duncan, ); Music 18 P. H. 8. assisted by Alton KImber and. CLIFFORD NELSON: Drama-ti- e Bernice Peterson. Activities will consist of Sewing, Remodeling, Art II P. H. S. Misa Ruth Mitchell: First year Craft work of all types. Second year .. . .Please register tor work Mon- typewriting ); ); Shorthand day September 88 from 7 to 9 p. typewriting m. at the Coetume House in Cent88 and II P. H. 8. ral School Building. MRS. AGNES DAUWALDER: j; .81 Central Adult Singing Ctaaa Applied Art In connection with City Wide building. MRS. EMMA WAKEFIELD: P. T. A. will be organised in the near future. Exact date will be ); Correct Usage English or Mrs. 89 P. H. 8. announced later. Mr. and ); Literature ' will be in charge. Brown John E. A. MITCHELL: History of ' Cleeses Industrial Production of U. S. A. Men's Gym Classes Monday and Wed(9-; History of the Labor Movenesday evening from 7 to 8 p. m. ment in U. S. A. ; 81 Centwill be for boys and mm from IS ral building. to 88; and from 8 to 9:80 p. m. EDWARD J. NEWTON: for clubs, business and profesS. H. le i. sional men and all Adult men. THURSDAYS Classes will consist of Exercises, JESSE JOHNSON: Public Forum games and sports of all kinds. Li(Central building) Provo High School Gymnasium (iS-- ; l) II Central building. ; (9-1- 7 (7-9- (7-8- This )ieek at the (Miawial to the UUh (7-10- (7-1- 0; : (7-8- ).; (8-9- (7-le- (7-9- (9-10- 9) (9-1- 0) Lea-thercr- (7-1- 0; (Meno Monday. Edu- cation 8:10 - 8:80 p. m.; First three Wedneedays classes will be beld In the afternoons. Last Wednesday of the month will be li conjoint. Class will be in the evening. DRAMA FESTIVAL PUNNED FOR PROVO Provo la to enjoy its first Drama Festival week soon, made possible by the sponsorship of the Provo Community church, according to plans announced this week by Rev. Mr. Irwin who states that the directing is being undertaken by the Provo Conservatory. Three one-aplays nightly are to be presented, a drama, a which comedy, and a tragedy, satisfice every dramatic taste, according to Noel Cowards state-men- t. made after two years of one-aPresenting plays in Broadway, New York. Certainly this type of dramatic efPresentation entails greater fort to obtain a finished product on the part of the director, for they have to deal with many more characters, and tram mem in wore varied situations. Dates set for the Drama Festival week are for October 31 to Nov. 5 Inclusive, and the Meno Trope hall will be used for the presentations. The experimental type of prede- sentation i tn be used, a eeloped by the University ct ct Washington, which carried ha out during the past three yearn at the I heater in New York Drson Welles. rry n been Mer-f- by 81th at 7 p. m. Special invitation is extended to Provo C. C. C. Camp hoys. Instructors: LeRoy Johnson and Lester H. Jones. Basket Ball class from 7 to 10 on Thursday nights for anyone who cares to have further training in Basketball. Bill Woodward and George Sutherland In charge. Handicraft Class for both men and women Monday and Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 p. m. Special instruction will ee given In Leather Work, Engraving, Copper Work, Wood Carving and SUmping and Leather SUmping. Bill Woodward and Leona Johnson will be in charge. All are Invited to come out and enjoy themselves this winter in these recreation activities for Adult men and women. KNUD SON; Trope Hall) parent Sept SPEAKER NOTE Comments made hy Mayor Mark Anderson about various topics discussed at tbe State Municipal League convention beld recently in Ogden are pertinent to Provo's welfare, as what Mayor Anderson believes and docs affects Provo vitally so long as he is mayor. Tbe News gives these vieu'S solely with that point in When students begin trooplpg onto the campus of the school Friday and Saturday, September SI and 84, machinery for registration will be in full readiness, according to Registrar Jobs E. Hayes. Freshmen and lower classmen registration will take place on these two days, while upper classmen registration is- set for mind. Applications for N. Y. A. are being received in abundance since the beginning of the movement at the university. Dr. Wesley P. Lloyd, dean of men state that students will have the advantages derived from this fund again this year aa in preceding ones. academia Opening the 1988-8- 9 year at Brigham Young, 188 member of the teaching staff met in the first faculty meeting Monday. The university is in me best condition It has ever been, President Franklin & Harris told hia colleagues. "Its physical equipment la in finer shape, and the enlargement of both staff and facilities has reached a new level of efficiency. . Faculty members of Brigham Young Unlvoralty and thsir partners were entertained Monday evening In the annual fall plcnle sponsored by the B. Y. U. faculty women's association. Under the auspices of Mias Effle Warnlck, of the home economics department, approximately 800 guests were served dinner at the M. L A. girls home in the north fork of Provo canyon. provision of added facilities for the medical assistance of atndenta attending Brigham Young university will be available beginning with the antumn quarter, accord' Ing to an announcement by President Franklin 8. Harris. Students enrolling In the eol lege of commerce at the university win he greeted by a faculty which has been engaged In summer studies In various parts of thq nation, according to Dr. Harold R. Clark, dean of the college. Arthur Gaeth Mr. Caelh'will be the opening speaker at Thursday's (Sept. 89), Forum' In the Central achool Library building. He haa recently returned from Europe and bis add real is certain to be highly intereating as it will bring a personal and intimate knowledge of European conditions, not only from hla recent visit, but from 10 years spent In central European countries. Judge Pleads Guilty NOTE: waa given to the The following Inter to this paper In answer charges published In Tues- day's 'Herald about campaign workers desecrating the landscape" In Frovo canyon. I feet honored to plead guilty of being one of those responsible for the hillside sign at Bridal Veil falls , I want to say too that this was done entirely without the knowledge of the sheriff. I am happy to campaign for a true friend , a loyal democrat, and o dutiful sheriff. I feel that the name which is placed so nniquely beneath the scenic falls is well worthy of its position, and that that name has not spoiled the hillside, but rather has improved its appearance. The forest boys must remember that there is still a little bit of earth that is owned by the boys who pay taxes. Sincerely vonrs, Newell II. (Judge) Baum Refunds At J Provo Dentist Gives Advice On Dental Care Merrill Lists Factors for Tooth Health ; Suggests Methods of Preserving Them Dr. The public hag been oversold on the slogan a clean tooth never decays', for the idea that dentifrices and tooth bru sites can keep the teeth from is not true, dentist. decaying declares Dr. M. W. Merrill, prominent Provo - fact is that foot! or proper nourishment is the to bundle this greatest of all prelisi", for dental care and the slogan should be a dean sent day social problems? The liquor problem waa the Regardless of politics or ques- tooth properly nourished never decays according to major subject of discussion. tions as to the wisdom of the l)r. Merrill. There la no satisfactory way of present federal financial policy The following factors are given by Dr. Merrill a the liquor problem. we must admit that Utah la decidhandlingSome plana are better, no doubt, edly on tbe receiving end of the affecting the health of one's teeth: than others, but no pian aas ac- federal aid vs. federal tax exRitoxl-catin- g 1. Heredity or family history. complished temperance. change. We would be among thq Intoxicating states most seriously affected by RUN-OF- F liquor ia If yon come from a line of anPRIMARY whether it la purchased from a cessation of federal grants and cestors whose teeth have been state store, a saloon, or a 'boot- loans. healthy, who have retained their IS TUESDAY legger. Tbe method of dispens- Centralisation: teeth until old 'age, the ehaneea efdoes not alter tl ing alcohol The great importance and magare all In your favor for heaping fect. nitude precludes a full discussion - In three spots only will voters In my opinion a reasonable per of tbe problems arising from the have to decide their choices Tues- your teeth,' providing yoq care for them. rentage of tbe GROSS revenues from liquor should be used for rapid growth and concentration day when Utah's first "run-of- f of political and economic power 2. carg the child primary la held.' Twe state sen- -' local policing and for temperance In America. If auch centralis- ators must be nominated, one whose mother eat the proper education. The policing funds ation of t control Is necessary to state representative, and the food daring her pregnancy haa a should be banded directly to tbe our economic far better chance of permanently wellbeing, we must municipality for use, but the concede then the sacrifice of local county sheriff. All other nominations were settled Sept. 18 when healthy teeth than if the mother state ia the proper agency for ad- business and political independ- the primary vote was held. fella to supply the growing baby the educational ence. ministering Efficiency then la our new Arthur O. Ellett, Francis 8. with proper food, allowing maW funds so acquired. form of natlonallim. Lnndell, J. W. Thornton and W. formation to take place even, beWe cannot prohibit liquor adof business and W. Clyde are the candidate! list- fore the child la born., ; Centralisation vertising because It Involves the Imed on the official run-oballot I. Internal free press and free speech rights political control aided by secretion of comfor atate senator. They ere ell which eo little glad ia known, that not of the people, but we can nae the proved transportation and ao Jamea T. Blake end much can be said about tt as changed our democrats. same communication faculties munication haa yet abort space of a few T. Earl Foote are Hated for itata This ia a factor that the liquor Interests nae and lives in a we however, sag a are confused. tbat repreeentattve and John 8. Evans cotinUTfortanch tooth mueie. era . using and so combat their years 7 , Neither federal, state or local and E. G. Durnell for sheriff. i i sales propaganda. Knowledge la 4 .PROPER DIET ia baale. Our Only in the sheriff office do the beet defense against false government at thb moment eeo clearly what places they occwpy the republican offer any choice pioneers lived on roagh toed and propaganda. Ip the composite aatiooal picture. to votera In the run-ofwith kept their teeth. ; We cake afcr Shall we cooperate with and aid Clinton Roberta and J. D. Boyd meet and diet ekr vegetable!, aad GROUP LEGISLATION: eat soft foods eat of a eaa, antll Our legislature will soon meet this trend toward centralisation appearing as the lone republican " ' ' we leave little oppartaaltr dor All groups have Interests at stake aa a desirable thing or shall we nominees. Political gossip Indies tea -- an natural esreiae of the game, and when our lawmakers start work. refuse to cooperate and oppose Perhaps It la an Impractical centralisation as an undesirable almost complete republican switch ee give every ehaaeo far' the teeth to the democratic ticket on Tuee-de- to remain filled with a i dream, bat I do hope we can get thing? la the voting, because little ' in- debris r which' 'la the direct Surely centralisation away from sending legislators to other dl the state legislature whe are keystone to a dictator form of terest la attached to the republi- of pyorrhoea 'aad ' bound hand and foot to specific government and decentralisation can sheriff poeaibllltlee, while in- of tho teeth. Message of c the hi the state game regularly after perfectly group programs.' We do not the essence of individual freedom 1 tense interest Is seen aa we tenet and representative con- cleaning them helps ' to overcome want legislators who are bound and local f t i, -- tr f test, the republicans, hoping to this detect 100 per cent to any one group, have known it. ' to the exclusion .of other respect In business and government we end at least conservative demo- - Whole wheat bread ia good tot able groups. have favored centralisation aa the crat to these positions, instead of the teeth beeaaoo It tho liberal ones who aeem to have minerals inch aa ealdam aad not should specific- road to efficiency. Now it apLegislators the favored positions among, tho phosphorus for bone we demnat strive for ally represent labor, or bnalneqs, pears that kiMtg "No self respecting worm eaa Bn or education. Legislators anonld centralisation if wa are to pre- democrats themselves. la fine whole wheat flour do go to the legislature to represent serve or return to local economic cleree Dr. Merrill. The refining the Interests of all, and with free- and political freedom. Can we of flour haa gone oa by the mU dom and capacity to mako deci- return without too great a aaerl-flc-e Youth of efficiency? lera more to maintain its preservsions after all available evidence Called ative properties ia storage, bat ha been presented on Important The Ideal situation would he for tbe reenlt bas been I lose of ltd all government agencies local and Liquor, Tobacco questions. mineral antrlenta. If group must elect legislators general to know their respective Groins, milk, vegetables to 'protect their Interests, then Jobs, to respect the authority of Civic aa well aa religions leadtheir natural Juices) are we must aim to have aa many each other and to cooperate will- ers are to combat tho combining groups and interests as possible ingly wherever two agencies caq disastrous effects of liquor and all valuable foode for teeth represented, and avoid giving any aeenrp better results through co- tobacco advertising on the youth health. Too many people throw particular group or Interest The, operation. But such an ideal of tbe country, and a apodal meet- the beet porta of vegetables down tats la like looking forward to ing of civic and religious leaders the sink, the mineral salts which full awing. arc Invaluable in bone building. the millennium. The conflict be- la called by Mayor Mark Anderson Unemployment and Relief: Soil can be depleted of Its tween local and centralised auth- for Monday night to hear Dr. mineral Little waa said In oar conven- ority haa always coastitnted a Franels substances, warned Dr. KIrkham of Halt Lake tion about W. P. A. or any other major problem In America: a Merrill, and carrots, potatoes, ate. disand to on the City problem, grown on auch soil will be lockphase of relief or federal aid. problem that will never be solved cuss plana to assist In Provo. in calcium or : phosphorus. Perhaps It Is because we have re- completely. la sending ing Anderson Mayor Even the cow's milk fed on grass ceived ao much federal aid In to ont the Distrust of Government today special letters on lands deficient in theae miner-al-a Utah that we are allent. Perhaps And Business: Superintendent and Principals of will lack the mineral elements It la. too serious to talk about. Service rlnb the to Provo schools, That local government cannot It ia my necessary. opinion the city attorney, presidents, Sweets ere not harmful In that W. P. A. ia Ineffective only be trusted bas become a tradi- chief of police, the Boy Scout J where the sponsors are ineffect- tion In this country and the octhemselves, but they ere too soft officials all and leading casional municipal scandal played leaders, ive. generally for the good of tbe of Provo1 rhurchea. teeth, and they create an arid W. P. A. has been In existence np by the preaa tends to keep this Is of the back The idea meeting alive. Loral government condition which tend toward about three year. It is no longer tradition means of using tooth In Utah Is vastly to find ways and decay. They also rain the an experimental thing but n well jin America and more efficient and honest today the same mediums of advertising of appetite for healthful food for the method handling Inorganised and tobacco which the e liquor than ft was thirty-fivyear ago. moat who the major end of the relief problem Tilde is not a troth cornerchildren habit have department of terests use. to advertise the of grocery buying Even tbe country. combat-ling throughout municipal government in any of about these things thus chocolate bars and sweets bethough W. P. A. la now function- our tbe false advertising which tween meals. adhas that communities not ing well It must only be condein the past few Is luring American youth to sidered as a temporary or emer- vanced rapidly struction today, according to an ream. gency plan. That there i also a widespread Informal slate ment made by the American With a prospect of less federal feeling that business cannot be mayor. aid In tlio future, we should pre- (rusted Dance Hall Opens somewhat consoling to pare locally to shoulder more of the government official who at this responsibility. The relief one time was looked down upon PICNIC AT ASPEN More than 800 dancers gatherliiJmr problem cannot be ignored by tlie business leader. Both are ed at Apollo hall Saturday night nor permently left with the feder111 the " Sun- for the opening of American together. Earti The Community Church al government. It Is not reasnn-abl- e ran gain public confidence only day School la holding a pit nlc this Fork's new dance hall. The next tn assume that any large by following the highest of ethiSunday at Aspen Grove follnwtng dance Is s Carnival feature being scale program ran be financed in- cal riandards in the conduct of the morning service . . . The given this Saturday, announces definitely with borrowed money. business and government. services will be held aa usual In C. A. Grant. I dread the day, but fe sure I am pleastd to say that my the Church, the Sunday Srhoul at A specially popular feature I tliat.lt la close at hand. wIipii experienced with public offlrlnls 9; 45. the Church service at 11 (he free bus transportation which local governments must shoulder In Utah leads me to believe that A. M.; The Young C. K. take patron to and bring them the major responsibility of the ninety-nin- e nut of a hundred are will meet at the Church at f p. m. home from the dance hail at relief problem. Are we prepured honestly doing tlielr best. for an outdoor service. Amerleun Fork. The - Freshmen entering the school this antumn will be introduced to college life through the "Mentor system, states Dean of Women. Nettle Neff Smart. The organisation Is composed of upper-clas- s coeds who will meet each City Bonds new girl nnd assist her in becom2 Cent ing acquainted. Officers of the Associated Women Student organBOYS! Provo city bonds for 815,000. isation, Connie Kelley, president and her aids Dorothy McGnire, of which 17,500 were for streets Special Notice Maxine Turner, and Lyle Evans and 87.RO0 for water, bearing five per cent and beld by Chase will be In charge. conducted be will Hike Autumn National bank of New York were Kiit unlay morning for all boy Tradition that tbe 'Y Is a refunded Thursday at two per from 8 yearn and up. The boy school favorable to matrimonial cent interest at par with a service the at will meet the supervisors charge of 8490 to be paid to Franklin and Hamer Heliool, pursuits was givenwas additional revealed Lauren W. Gibbs company of when It Strength O o'rloek Saturday at building that more than 70 Sait Lake City whose bid wss acAU boy bring Slielr last week morning. of college students wed-Jdr- d cepted. lunch and come prepared to have couples tbe summer months These bond Issues are from the during the into a good day "port biking commence-- I original 1891 issues for Instalj following last spring's Sutherhill. Supervisor. George ment. lation of water lines in Provo land and Alfred I. Pare. city and for the laying ont of football eleven streets, $7..0ll0 each. Of this The mnrh-toute- d lleber C. Johnson, division under Coach Eddie Kimball will amount 877.500 is still outstandmanager of theUtah Oil Refining tomorrow meet the Arisons State ing on each Issue. 87500 of the 1919 refunded issues and 830.000 company. wa hnt Monday eve- College gridder at tbe "Y at 8 p. m. The of recent refunded issue 1932. with kick-of- f ning to several company official j and representative a they tour-o- f clash la the first and Intnxluctorv 1933. 1934. 1935. ed the Ute inspecting properties. gstne of the '38 season and will The total outstanding bonds T. A. Dine of Denver waa give both experts and fans an op- for water are $258,500; 822,000 which ent with A. N. JnhnHon and M. portunity to slxe up the prospects balance on the reservoir of for Brigham Young University In applies the beat water in the U Greenwood, State conference JS., and $889,600 on main line j Sait Lake City, with several other ths Mountain race. officials. iirtnllatioii. sra-dlu- m SEPTEMBER 23, 193a ItU8lK88: LIQUOR Monday, Sept. 86. A gift of more than four hundred illumes Including history, political science, and law, baa been made recently to the Heher J. Grant library at Brigham Young U. by Dr. Christen Jensen, dean of tbe graduate school, to Miss Anna Ollorton, librarian. Mayor Anderson Comments On Matters Discussed At FULL) AY, Municipal League Meeting Valley Nous) (9-1- brary. WEDNESDAY MR8. BERTHA FORM Y 8-- . INDEPENDENT PUBLISHED AT PUOVO, UTAH Per Par ' -- Pre-nat- al - ff - . f, " , ye - Meeting to Fight ' ng Fork 1 .. |