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Show Piute Successor To The Progress JUNCTION. PIUTE COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY, VOL. V. Utahs Fairy Live Longer. Land Rual residents of Utah are longer Over two thousand people met at lived than their city brothers, acBryce Canyon for the Official open- cording to the Sears Roebuck Agriing June first. The crowd met at cultural foundation. There are fully Par.guitch and from t'lere were led 40 per cent more deaths per hundred by the car in whicn Governor and thousand population in the larger Mrs. Dern were riding to the Canyon. cities than in places having less than At the tunnel in Red Canyon they 10,000 people. were met by a number of Faries Analysis of morality statistics for who led them through the gateway Utah brings to light some interestover which was printed the legend ing facts concerning the health of both the city man and the small Welcome To Utahs Fairyland Arrived at Bryce Canyon the peo- town resident, says the Foundation. thenum-be- r ple made camp in the adjacent grove There are almost four times from appendicitis in the dies and ate lunch, after which they gathered at the new Inn where a than occur in the rual districts. Measprogram consisting of music, songs, les and diphtheria are not as fata! in the outlying sections as they are and speaches was enjoyed. The music for the occasion was fur- in crouded centers, and neither cannished by Terrys Band of Richfield. cer nor diabetes are as deadly in the II. N. Hayes acted as Master of open spaces as they are to residents of cities. Deaths from heart disease Ceramonies. Chorus Girls The Bryce Canyon too, are much more common in the cities, and pneumonia, tuderculods sang Roses Of Picardy, Governor Dern followed with a and typhoid do not take their toll in very inspiring address. He said that the rual districts to the same extent Bryce Canyon uid not belong to any as in the cities. Death by suicide i3 a much mort one county or one community but to the whole state and therefore the frequent occurrence in the city than S ate was opening it to the whole in the smaller places, and he samt world. That one of our greatest as- true for homicide, the Foundation sets at the present time is our won- reports. On the other hand influenza derful scenery, for thereby manj f- is found to take its heaviest tall in inanciers woud come to Utah to see the more isolated regions, perhaps the scenery and become interested because ot lack of hvgienic condiin the state and perhaps invest their tions and the difficulty of ready too. is a that is what we medical aid. Brom-hiti3- , capital heie-an- d We have greater menace in the country than need at the present time. the lack but recources capital to in the city. the The lo.v?r death rate of the rual develon them. We should be hospitthe sections of the state as compared to know people able whether we the cities is no dcubt due in a large or not. ecia-tio- n measuare to the more normal, natMrs. Dern expressed her appof the welcome accorded them ural life that the i ua! residents leads and hoped to be able to enjoy it as compared to the man in the large cities, statis the Foundation. And it often. The assistant passenger agent of is espially remarkable in that only the Union Pacific Ry. told of the three per cent of the countrys rural work the U. P. has been doing the residents aie estimated to observe past few years in trying to advertise the fundamentals of health in the Scenic Southern Utah. Expects that disposal of their sewage and the now the Yellowstone Park will be safegarding of their drinking water used to care for the cveifi.cw of supply. As rural health work is extourists unable to get in at Bryce panded, a big change may be looked Canyon and other southern Utah for in the prevention of premature death and human illness as well as parks. Congressman Don B. Colton spoke promotion or public health and econof the grandure of Utah scenery. omic savings Had n ever seen anything outside of ROM MARYS VALE Utah that equalled it. Encouraged more and ahead get the people to go The 500 Club and partners were scenthe and come to enjoy entertained Saturday Evening May people tr ,r money 30th at the home of Mrs. V. B. Dods, and spend incidenlly ery here. Mrs. Beda Anderson assisted the Mr Harry Cushing, representing hostess. the Denver and Rio Grande, said Supper was served at nine oclock to in a now help position they were after which Progressive 500 was advertise Southern Utah and that played until a late hour. Mrs. Gladys they were going to do it. They have Touroff wining ladies first prize, spent much time and money adver- Mrs. Lona Knaus second, while the tising Yellowstone Park and were gentlemens first prize was won by Mr. N. Touroff, second by Dell going to do as much for Utah. Mr. Jones of Cedar City was the Howes. last speaker. He spoke of the work Besides the host and hostess those done was and being been had that present were; Me&sers and Mesdames to make Southern Utah the scenic Lee Fairbanks, Lawresee Hamel, N. center of the United States. Touroff, B. H. King, Dell Howes, T li.c .field Male Quartet ren-- i, i S. Anderson, and , e Bertlesen, in s a Ivi P very pleask Knu.us. - f . ( V1 . mg ' Aii r- - r' " - ( ' i. i ,t i r' , ' U l ' I , I- uue Tor uVi tOuD.-t- a vm Wcb f t , , lu crS For hose who wish r, mving space is re- s. If any desire i ns Ime j . ui,r I 1 l .U d , ' ; t - , - ,:. - iw ucac to nalUit uajo oi Icoc auu gel NO. 23. JUNCTION Rural People In Utah Governor Dern Opens JUNE 5,1925. Mrs. M.W. Warner Locals Archie Gilger and one of his boy friends from Parowan, were calling hen every thing goes crooked on old friends of Archies here last And seems inclined to rile, Don't kick, hor fuss, nor fidget Wednesday. Just smile! you P':riA At Antimony Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Christine Brown Warner, While visiting in Fillmore, Mark who died May 29, 1925 at, Junction, Utah, of general debility, were held in the chappel of the Marion ward Sunday May 31, 1925. Just you grin! The speakers were Bp. Daniel Day, Christian Anderson, of Monroe, Wm II. Luke, Lawrence When someone tries to do ' you Gates, and and Hyrum Howes, of Marysvale, President C. E. Rowan Jr. By taking more than half. Be patient, firm and pleasant; were at the Courthouse on land busThe choir sang Sister Thou Wast iness Thuraday. Just Mild And Lovely, you laugh! Sweet Rest In God Be With You Heaven, and But if you find you're stuffy Mrs. 1 1. Earl Bay has returned from Till We Meet Again. Sometimes of course you will) She was accompanied by her Cedar. A vocal A Perfect Day, solo, And cannot smile, or grin, or Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Maxwell. was rendered by Sister Irene N. parents, laugh, After visiting for a few days they Rowan. still! Just keep returned to Cedar Monday. Opening prayer was offered by Womans Home Companion. Chester Riddle, the benediction by Miss Ina ligram of Cannonville is Wm J. Luke, and the grave was dehcr f,iend Mias dicated by Pres. Joseph lpson. Swanson Iofant Passes, At the grave the choir sang Rest, Rest For The Weary Soul. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Warner was born in Ilobathe Mrs, Lars C. Peterson has Swansen passed away Monday turnC(J from SaU Lake. She reports Scotland July 2, 1844. She was bapmorning. Cause of death is not defi- - that her son N(,aI has been opei ated tised wlnn eight years of age at 2 natelyknovvh.lt was seized with con- - on an j is doing as well as could be oclock A M. This was necessary bevultions during the night and pass- expected. cause of the persecution being ed away the next morning. All that heaped upon the Saints of that seccould be done vv as done, but withKINGSTON NOTES tion. They walked a number of miles out avail. Mrs. Etta Ramson entertained tin both to and from the place of bap-lisThe funeral ua3 held at the resi- K.I.Club members May 25th Lunch dence of G. II. Be be at 2 oclock was served to eight members. At the age of nine she went to Tuesday. Pres. Joseph lpson, John work in the coal mines helping to Merrill and Bp. I. M. Bay offered Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Ward have re- load cars. This she dicTuntil she was turned from Richfield where they eighteen years of age when she emiconsoling remarks. Musical numbers were rendered attended the Oglen family reunion. grated with her parents to the Uniby Alice Zabiftkie, Fern Robinson ted States. They, we.-- kcvcmv v.ieks Mr. and Mis W.A. Blood, Mr nnf and and F. A. Jackman. four days on the ocean being Clinton Subweeks, and Lewi' neld back Mrs. Interrment was in the Junctio.i by head winds. Peterson have i turned from Bryci cemetery. After landing they took the train Canyon where they attended the oper to St. Louis. From there they travelingof the canyon. ed by ox team across the plait s, Muson-Peterso- n Nuptials The Ladies Club held its landing in Utah in the summer of regular 18G3. Mr. and Mrs. Lars C. Peterson meeting at the home of Ivy ChristenShe was married to M. W. Warannouuce the marriage of their sen Thursday afterne o i. ner at Fillmore, Utah, February 29, A paper onNew Hints In Cookdaughter Ruby, to Mr. Mjrle L. 1864, in the State House. They lived Johnson, to take place in the Sa'l ing was given by Mary Bay after in Fillmore a number of years. From which lunch was served on the lawn. Lake Temple June I7th, 1925. there they moved to Kanosh, then back to Fillmore. Later they moved $ $ to Circleville and lived in The Order. From there they moved to Kingston FIELD THEPSFOR ONE OF and then to Ao'imony where they lived for twer ' ee years. While in Antimony 3 a Councilor in the So Relief From Antimony mountain, canyon and lake This gnailcd, juniper teresting of The recreational phase they moved to junction where she outings. Iree, entrenched in the crags of Logan the session will be in charge of celeCanyon, and said to be the oldest brated play experts, Prof Peter W. sjient the remaining nineteen years representative of its species in the Dykema of Columbia will be in charge of her life. In Junction she was an world, will be the objective of one of of singing and other mus- active teacher in the Relief the interesting field trips to be taken icalcommunity Society work during his weeks sojourn by students and faculty members of in Logan. Miss Mary Wood Hinman for eight years. At this time she inthe Utah Agricultuial College nation-a- l of Chicago will be in charge of dancjured her back and has been an insummer school. and pageantry and Miss Edna valid since, spending a great deal of The tree was visited last summer by ing Geister of play and games. Prof. Henry C. Cowles of the botany The summer school will offer the her time in awheel chair or on crutdepartment of the University of Chi- services of twenty-eigcelebrated ches. Yet with all her cago and his class in Utah flora. educators, suffering she representing a dozen of the Prof. Cowles is returning to fill an was of cheerful of and universities disposition, and was engagement in the Second National leading colleges Summer School, June 15 to July 25. America. The courses will offer loved and respected by all who knew This delightful mountain excursion graduate or undergraduate credit and her. continue over a term of six weeks or will be repeated. Mrs. Warner is survived by one Other trips to be taken include in full summer quarter. brother, Robert Brown, of Greenville, Utah, and nine children; Mrs. r ' ' '' Ellen Harris, Minersville, Utah; Wallace Warner of Heyburn, Idaho; R. O. Warner of Aatimony, Utah, Mrs. LaNeva Frost of Burlej , Idaho; Mrs. Janet Day of Antimony, Utah; Neal Warner of Cedar, Utah; Mrs. Mary Mills of Coalhurst, Alberta, Canada; Doris Warner of Alton, Utah, and LaVina Alger of Junc-lioUtah. Her husband and three children proceeded her to the great beyond. She has 75 grand children and 89 great garnd children. It's hard to learn the lesson. Jackman was able to secure work. But learn it if you'd win; He intends to remain there all M hen people tease and pester. re-Ha- ry j m. $ I THE 3,000-year-o- ld ht n, Men who are boss at home carefully conceal the fact from their wives. i |