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Show THE-- MEMBER OF LARGEST NEWS GATHERING ORGANIZATION IN WORLD VOLUME LI1I. SAND COUNTY, UTAH, LOGAN CITY, CACHE ' SECOND SECTION, DUNE TO BEAR MEMORIAL TO WRIGHTS JOURNAL . FRI DAY, NOVEMBER " rt ,, 1 BEST IN COMICS, FEATURES, NEWS AND STORIES 4, 1 930 . NUMBER 268. . NEW YORK SOCIAL SEASON OPENS AT METROPOLITAN President r L G. Peterson Of U.S.A.C. Goes To Washington President Elmer G. Peterson of the .Utah State Agricultural college is enroute for the east to attend meetings of the an- nual convention of land grant colleges and experiment sta- Hons. The sessions of the convention will be held at Washington D. C. November 19 to 22. President Fete mon"WHS called east a day or two earlier by a telegram from Preldent Elliot of Purclie University who Is calling a meeting of the committee on college organiation and policy of which President Peterson Is a member. President Elliot is chairman of the com- tlons have been received from mittee. "Meetings of this com- outstanding men in various mittee will be held next Wed- parts of the country. President Peterson will also nesday. According to President Peter- attend the White House Conson one of the major problems ference on Child Welfare which before the land grant college has been called by President group this year is & pending Hoover? Sessions of this confercongressional bill which would ence will be held In Washington establish an experiment station on November 22, 23 and 24. . at each land grant college for Together .with Senator Smoot work In irrigation, drainage, and Congressman Colton Presfarm machnery, research In the ident Peterson will visit the utilization of agricultural by- secretary of war in an effort to products and agricultural man - secure assignment to the college ufacturlng. There is a tremen- of war department equipment dous field for this type of ex in aeronautics. Such equipment perimental work. Reports In- would be an aid in the ground dicate that there is a favorable school courses in aeronautics attitude to ward passage of the nowoffered by the .cepartmen6 bill in certain circles. of mechanic arts. While In the midcde west and Owners of private planes In east President Peterson will have several interviews with Poland are obliged to furnish candidates for the position of air transportation for military professor of animal industry at- use at the call of tbe the college Numerous applica, LJ SATTUJIfanDM Aociate& Ptmi In In thi crimson and gilt amphitheatre of the Metropolitan opera house society gathered York jewelled 'Social which opensNew the to Join Alda pageant and blaring to watch the opera magnificence Declo DePaula Ma Season. Among those who attended were Mrs. Frank C. Henderson escorted by Or. chada (above) and MaJ. William Kennelly and hi daughter, Adella Gardiner KenntUy. . green-thatehe- d PARADISE DEPARTMENT to administer - relief to their infant son who was severely 111. The baby 'is reported as improving. MRS. NETTIE OBRAY Correspondent has been authorized .to spend r . It will be a granite $225,000. concrete a on shaft erected are guests at the home of Mrs. foundation sunk 40 feet into HUP LEADERS HONOR Rlchmans father, John E. the sand. MISS MRYTLE DAVIDSON On a star shaped base will Paradise The Ladles of the Thomas. ahaFartii B urcaiU CANADIAN will be crowned with a mem- foot memorial, two of .its sides .ielreTTociety' and the H club leaders spon-core- d VISITS SISTER folded orial to the men who gave representing wings a social at the ward hall George Miles of Canada was a world. while the third side has the wings to thewind-swem compliment visitor here during the week, summit entrance way to the memorial. Tuesday ftemoon Frcan Its Davidson. An in- the guest at the home of his at the atart of the century, It faces the spot where human to Miss Myrtle given slstei, Mrs. Samuel S. Richman. from flight first took place in a teresting program was two bicyle repairmen a plate lunch served. A Edna Bickmore, student of and heavier-than-amaWilbur and Orville motored Ohio, beautiful gift was presented to Henegars 'business college In te Wright, launched their box,-ki- chine. Miss Davidson as a token of ap- Salt Lake, spent over Sunday which star on from the they each At gilders point club here with her parents, Mr, and from the developed the first flying ma- there will be a flodlight illum- preciation Mrs. D. M. Bickmore. workers, ' and central shaft, chine. the inating The doctor was called to the Mr. and Mrs. Leon Richman 7 The memorial will be the crowning the monument will Mr" and' Mrs. Edward federal governments tribute to be au airway beacon. A stair- of St.'Anthony,' Idaho are visit- home'of of the their conquest of the air. Con- way- will circle within the ing here wth relatives They O. Norman the fore part struction is expected to begin structure to an "obeservatlon t ' I the first of the year for prob- platform. he site, almost inaccessible able dedication In 1932 when George Washingtons bicenten- when the Wrights transformed Tfax'e it into a flight laboratory nial will be observed. Beliind the erection of the because of tbe heavy winds will be monument lies a story of a prevailing there, battle with natuFe compara- - brought within reach as an liabattle j ternational aviation shrine by ble to the Wrights' - with gravity because the , hill, a new road and a bridge, a mound of soft sand, had! The cornerstone for the been shifting 20 feet a year monument was - laid December to the southwest despite its) n, 1928, on the twenty-fift- h height of 97 feet and broad anniversary of the first flight. base covering 26 acres. Ponca City, Okla., claims the Capt. John A. Gilman, of the highest per capita wealthy of quartermaster corps, was the task of developing any incorporated City in the the memorial and assumed as world. his first task the anchoring Tennessee has 7,069 miles of of the moving dune. He has spent two years and highways in Its state system in covering the hill with 12,225 miles in secondary $27,500 with vegetation and planning and district roads. for the me- 'the. ground work Florida led all southeastern mortal until, as this seasonof radio sets number In states mound pinclosed, he has the ned down by a living mantle. loanee! as of July 1, with 124, For the, monument itself he 000, a survey shows By Oscar Leiding (Associated Press Aviation Editor) C. (P) Kill Kitty Hawk, N. d dune DevU hill, green-thatche- 4-- lr 4-- H . TURKEYS READY TO LOSE HEADS ; ' Messrs Lloyd and Marion OP sen. began the harvest of their Chevrolet wilt present a Six that will command interest for these ., important reasons , I turkey crop Tuesday. They have about twenty pickers employed and the birds seems to.be of except onally good quality this season: Norman Obray of Salt Lake City spent several days here visiting with his father , T. L. " Obray. Mrs. Samuel S. Rxhman V ... Vs un- derwent an operation at a Logan hospital Wednesday for an abscess In the ear. Mr. and Mrs. John P. James ,spent Sunday at Ogden at the home of their daughter, "Mrs, Thomas S Williams - ENOUGH JksAJbM-- . NTERMOUNTAI 1 RESOURCES Ik TO GO AROUND ht Hear the First Security Radio Entertainment sent from Station 1 each Wednesday at 9:15 P. M. KSL ills Bamtfeg , (mx Member of the First Security Corporation System thTs 53 SOI No, ' progressive intermountain communities. " More than 75,000 depositors have established connections with banks of that organization this one or more, of the twenty-eigbank being a member of the group. One reason for their having resources mean broad done so is the fact that intermountain-wid- e maximum security. such diversification and means diversification, twenty-si- x better hind of Coat COAL & WOOD . of this "home", bank see back of it an organization and flexibility is comprised of the respurces of CUSTOMERS The demand for Peerless Coal is great-b- ut there's plenty to go around-i- n fact Peerless Coal comes from a mine big enough to fiil a train that would reach around the world. Mined and prepared for burning by the most modern tipple in western America. Try a ton of this IM-W- 1DE ..... 1 Jjr'TlL K - TTsifiv-ilwiiL-r ' Combined;Rcsoqrc5 Fifty, 3IiIIion Dollars fLuu I . 1,1 'mj v 3 r j ; 7 y . 4 r , , f 11 Ti J-- 4, S'. .(BdBJEIE Confidence in rJIiis Bank OVhuMen and Women V , A week Model of the memorial to be ereeted to OniUe and MIbur Wright sand dune at Kitty Hank, N. C. on Kill Deiil hill, a bovkite glider (aboie) in their launched their which the from pioneers early investigations of fljing. , y r v V,1 V A v K JL . I |