rti¥ fTv r?i 1 " T'Hf $ f -- — r? p'fT3 if It J- juK’p4GS u s 3afelSLi 'X v Saturday Morning- - -- Wyo Wool U S A C Te6ls Seek Broader Market Group to Hold For Utah Farm Products Parley in Rock Springs i N-- r4 As Well as Improving Dairy Delicacy Tribune Intermountain Service LOGAN— With the ice cream industry of Utah stressing a need for more natural fruit flavors of better qualify than those in general use the dairy manufacturing department at Utah State Agricultural college in cooperation with the Utah agricultural experiment station is conducting a series of freezing expertmenls for the use of frozen fruits in ice cream manufacturing Professor A J Morris in charge of the college dairy manufacturing department said Friday a comparative study of the kinds of frozen fruits in ice cream making should help to increase the consumption of fruit and also help to provide a fresh fruit flavor for left cream during the entire year” He also said that If the experiments result favorably fruit growers throughout the state would Tribune Intermountain Service HOCK SPRINGS Wyo — Men of national importance will aid in the ducuasion of all phases of business connected with the sheep raisin Industry of the west at the annual meeting of the Wyoming Wool Growers’ association here August 3 4 and S On Program Forest aervice officials railroad men division of grazing repreaenta-tive- s bankers and leaders in the wool growing industry are included on the speaking roster which fol- - Salt £akc Tribune -- IDcatli Claims Pioneer at American Fork Six New Fires Funeral Services Begin as Old Ones Die To Be Held at 2 1 M Sunday materially because through use of the frozen fruit UP) — New BOISE lightning puree and pulp all sound fruits could be marketed regardless of storms scattered fire throughout size southwestern Idaho forest areas Commercial Ice cream manufacafter rain aided in turers are cooperating 100 per cent Friday night an outbreak 24 hours controlling and are expected to give some earlier acconsumer of of the type picture Boise national forest officials ceptance of the different kinds of ice cream made from tt£ frozen said the electrical disturbance the fruits Professor Morris indicated wideFruit for the projects is being second in as many days was frozen this summer in season for spread over their forest setting at each fruit and will be utilized in least a half dozen ntw blazes the experimental ice cream manuThursday and Thursday night 24 facturing during the coming win- fires were reported in the Boise and Payette national forests but ter Others cooperating on the proj- all were quickly controlled ect are the horticulture departRain fell generally over both ment of the agricultural college forests Thursday night with preRocky Mountain Packing com- cipitation varying from only a pany the U S department of agri- trace to 34 of an inch at Atlanta culture bureau of chemistry and in Boise national forest and 37 of soils and eight commercial ice an inch at Silver Creek lookout on the middle fork of the Payette cream stores and factories river in Payette forest c benefit 0$ & Robert Fbenezer Booth Funeral rites set for pioneer United States R H Rutledge director of grazing discussing operation of the grazing districts created by the Taylor grazing act - R C Rich of Burley Idaho president of the National Wool Growers’ association to speak upon problems facing the Industry and of the Brush Fire Rages Sugar Beets Praised work of his association BOISE— The sugar beet indusWilliam M Jeffers of Omaha Near Sun Valley try is the backbone of many president of the Union Pacific railwestern’ reclamation SUN VALLEY Idaho UFV-projects road company to speak upon probstarted by ft midday electric storm State Agru ulturnl Commissioner lems confronting the railroad and FriN E of and Tribune Intermountain asserted acres brush Service 300 Pettygrove swept over their relation to the sheep industry F R Marshall secretary of the VERNAL— Henry B Millecam Vernal fire chief Friday said grass land seven miles south of day here Friday and for a time threatNational Wool Growers’ association are rapidly being completed to make the Utah State Fire- ened to spread intb timbered areas Youth Rescues Woman dealing with the work of that plans group and itk importance to Wyo- men's association convention in Vernal August 3 4 and 5 the best along Deer Creek canyon emforest Idaho— Mrs national DUBOIS Julia Sawtooth ming wool growers ever held in Utah Cronin 74 of Butte Mont had ploye and civilian conservation C E Favre of Ogden and Glen been saved from bleeding to Charged with the responsibility corps workers from the Warm Smith of Denver assistant regional death Friday by Leroy Littig of making preparations for this Springs camp corraled the flames foresters to talk upon forest servDubois C C C enrollee When ice policies followed by open disannual event Vernal firemen have the Cronin car overturned jamcussions been working steadily to arrange ming its doois shut Littig tied a Supervisor of Forests Roger Gillis of Del Rio Texas details tow chain to one of the doors former head of the Texas associaCites Radio Plane Use started his truck and pulled the tion Housing Survey Made door open Tribune Intermountain Service Hotel and camp cabin proprietors Others to Speak RAWLINS Wyo UP) — W OGDEN — Excellent use of radios have been contacted to ascertain Others Include J J McEIroy of George Jay’s Is being made in Murder Trial Union PaDelayed housing facilities Carpenters are and airplanes forests during present University of Wyoming extension cific band of Ogden Utah hurat the fair grounds putting Idaho busy POCATELLO Idaho — Because service dealing with AAA proconditions hazardous fire reported tunes finishing touches on a three-storBritt Hargraves Jr accused riedly played visions H F Esmay of Douglas tower from which demonstrations C J Olsen assistant regional forof F F Hunter Alameda a slayer quarter-when asafternoon Bankers’ of from return ester his Friday president Wyoming upon Friday in rescue work rope and ladder constable will require four more sociation to talk upon relationship mile y of track was torn up in stunts and life net use will be a inspection trip weeks to recover from a bullet of bankers to the sheepmen Dr said has he Radio equipment a freight train derailment 33 shown This spectacular performwound his preliminary hearing H D Port of Cheyenne executive ance is to be given the night of been of great value on the Boise miles west of here on a murder charge will be deLiveAll of the secretary Wyoming band en route home from August 5 under direction of Bat- Payette and Idaho forests The ferred until after September 3 stock and Sanitary board describnot with lookout equipped points was of Frontier talion K Chief J Salt days Cheyenne's Piercey to radio sets are ing the work of the board E G telephones using trains Lake City It will be public on one of two Bennett of Ogden representing the held at Rawlinspassenger because of the Reservations for hotels have al- communicate at all times with the Now Chief Selected First Security corporation Alf M Where The been sent to Vernal indicat- fire dispatcher's office derailment musicians ready LAS VEGAS Nev — Frank London 1936 Republican presidento pass the time ing a large attendance frem all deemed advisable an airplane is Wait veteran Nevada peace offimerrily played tial candidate T O Evans manof detection for Into aervice pressed for passengers until everything over the state ' to cer and pioneer resident of the ager of the Casper wool warehouse was rolling again Chief Millecam says special fea- fires and to direct ground forces state has been unanimously apEarl H Reid of Torrington presimen believed the deRailroad tures for the wives of firemen and danger areas hy the city board as chief dent Wyoming governmental re Reports at the regional office proved was caused bv a "xun-kinladies who attend the conrailment other of police of Las Vegas search Dr S W McClure nationwere that the fire lookout mainin a rail resulting from vention are planned if tained by the Wasatch national ally known wool growing authority Charles W Rapp Logan-Cach- e expansion due to extreme heat the on of Walker Bank forest top cars Planned of the westbound fire chief Is association president Nine To Conduct Display and Trust company building in Pageant freight left the track No one All In or Near Vernal JACKSON Wyo— A historical Dr Robert H Burns wool speSalt Lake City is this year again was injured and parade depicting the pageant cialist of University of Wyoming its worth proving "All features of the meet will of the west will be held will conduct a wool display and history has the This station during past be earned on in the close proximity heie in connection with the fordemonstration in connection with and reof Vernal” said John Milburn local few days quickly spotted tieth annual Jackson Hole rodeo in foothill the convention and P A Goesser fires the several ported secretary August 4 to 6 were speedily supof the national livestock and meat "Business meetings and enter- section that board of Chicago will give a dembefore gaining headway tainment functions will be given in pressed from spreading ta Drouth Hits and onstration on the proper cutting prevented The hails here which the parade Crops of lamb carcasses include many colorful high the steeper and highly inflammawill LOGAN— A W Chambers of A tentative program includes a ble slopes Service Tribune Intermounlain school bands will commence SaturRmilhfield president of the Ulah-Idah- o stag luncheon on Thursday and a Wyo-Fr- ank ROCK SPRINGS day evening at 6:30 p m and will convention banquet and ball FriCanning Crops association extend from Main street to the All morning sessions Stefic 58 coal miner employed leported Friday that the pea day night fair of the in Peacock mine grounds” Colony will open at 9 a m and all aftercrop this year showed the lowest juice test in the history of pea noon sessions at 130 p m Mrs Coal company was instantly killed of a fall rock under P J Quealy of Kemmerer presi- when crushed canning in the valley Frion shift after going dent of the women's auxiliary of shortly the association is preparing a pro da v morning his Stefle and working partner gram for the women who expect to John Demshar had BRIGHAM CITY — A dozing started work be m attendance was responsible for the indriver of south in the entry timbering This will be the first time since the heard when the mine of three Idahoans and the dethey jury 1907 that the Wool Growers' assoroof start to give way according struction of a 100 cargo of citrus ciation has met in Rock Springs to available information They both Annual election of officers will tajee fruit and melons two miles northand to started a yelled warning place on the last day of the conrun to safety but Stefic was SMITH'S FERRY Idaho UP) — west of Corinne Friday at 5 p rft vention under the falling rock caught Henry Lowe 28 of Pocatello Dr O J Hawkins Valley county County Coroner J Warden Opie coroner ordered an Idaho suffered a severely lacerated FriBOISE (Ti — Utah contractors inquest an announced Friday night that Returns From Parley head and body bruises made low estimates on three Idaho inquest would be held Saturday day into the death of Mrs Charles right leg and GARLAND — William J Culli-moCompany and state mine Kinsley 50 of Nampa killed as Harold Wheeler 25 of Idaho Falls road jobs on which bids were evening president of the Garland inspection officials are conducting she walked along the Payette high- suffered body hruisei and lacera- opemd Friday by jiLting Public tions of his arms and legs and Lions club had returned Friday investigations from Pittsburgh Pa where he Stefic was born in Bostlan Jugo- way south of here Thursday night Melvin Davis 34 of Idaho Falls Works Commissioner H R Flint Dr Hawkins said Mrs Kinsley suffered bruises about the head and Carl E Nelson of Logan Utah represented the organization at the slavia August 30 1880 and hnd was struck by a car assertedly body worked in the coal mines here bill J')fi068 for constructing road annual Lions International convendriven by Louis Mort of Donnelly The accident occurred when tion since 1907 10 332 He said the woman and her step- Lowe who was driving dozed of- mix bituminous surfacing on son were walking along the high- ficers were told The truck left the miles of the Oneida highway beway when the woman apparently highway and overturned twice The tween American Falls and Rockbecame frightened and stepped men were returning from Salt Lake land in Power county seal coating Into the path of the car City where they had purchased a on 22 41)9 miles of the Old Oregon load of fruit Ttad between the Cassia county KELLOGG Idaho UP'— Norman line and American Falls also in Treglown 8 was killed when a Power county and a bituminous light truck crashed through a highmu f a t e on 9 749 miles of the way guard rail and went over a embankment road in Gooding Acting Coroner Dr H J Johncounty son reported the truck was driven TREMONTON — The conendone A O Thorn of Spnngvllle Utah by Earl Anderson 16 of Elk Creek of the 355000 Tremonton Second We believe it is for and interest 15 Don Stewart of Elk Creek L D S ward jour to construct a road mix offered - wax laid chapelsuffered a fractured collar bone our interest that we continue to pay bituminous surface on 18 531 miles speakPrincipal Thursday evening but his mother and five other oc- ers were Bear River L D S stake of the Idaho central highway be- two per cent interest per annum on cupants of the truck escaped with president C E Sindh and countween Carey and Craters of the bruises selors Bishops D B Green and all savings deposits not exceeding Moon in Blaine and Butte coun- James Walton Vernal Firemen Rush Plans For State Convention Intermountain News Briefs Fire Band Rallies To Save Day For Railroad y Miner Killed In Cavein c ed Dozing Driver Idaho Woman Causes Crash Utah Builders Boy Killed in Bid Low Auto Mishaps On Idaho Jobs re Savings Riles Mark Start Of Ward Chapel Depositors: A $00000 deposits are not only guaranteed by a Government Agency but are managed by a Company which for fifty-fiv- e years lias paid regular dividends and has for more than twenty years increased its undivided profits or reserves each y ear and paid bonuses to our employes iV Suelf semi-annu- Y earn enough to pay regular dividends increase our undivided profils and pay emplojes bonuses we expert to pay two per cent interest to our savings depositors A long as c Tracy Loan & Trust Co Organized to Serve the Public MEMBER U FEDERAL DEPOSIT INK1RANCE CORPORATION ME Mill a EIDlnAL HESER4E ITSTFM Federal Agent Seizes Foivl Used in Fete OGDEN—The wild ducks geeie and swans which have been kept hv Pioneer Dav Inc at the Old Mill club Twelfth street and Canyon road were rounded tip by federal and state game authorities late Friday night on a charge that they were being kept In violation of the migratory waterfowl treaty of the United States and Great Britain Clifford L Fretwtll agent In Ogden of the bureau of biological survey and Douglaa Lee of the slate fish hnd game department took possession of the birds about ll The building will ronsiat of a chapel recreation hall Relief society room Boy Scout room kitchen 10 classrooms woik and storage rooms The building will be completed by December members of the building committee report com-muni- $19 617 Tiibune Intormountni n SciclT ck 7 I Sitli i t G lei ' Jju AMERICAN FORK — Townspeople of American Fork were prepared Friday to play host Saturday to residents of Utah county and visitors from all parts of the state as the community's chief industry is feted in a gala Poultry Day celebration which promises to again be "Utah’s biggest one-da- y celebration" From the first salute at day-- " break until the music fades at races greased pole climbing and are scheduled for the big official Poultry day dance handicap racing the later afternoon hours event-filled at midnight an Commencing at 6:30 p m a rewill be presented Including peat performance of the parade two mammoth parades ‘free will be given chicken sandwiches baseball and Headlining the evening vaudesoftball thildien's rac es vaudeville ville show at 7:30 p m will be entertainment a thrilling fire- acts from a stage circuit with works display band serenades and feature songs dances acrobatics dancing and novelty numbers Ruling in regal splendor befitold be of will Miss ting royalty Lavee Hunter as queen of the celebration and Miss Imogene Neff as "Miss American Fork’’ The entire celebration will focus attention on the importance of the poultry industry In this area Opening the day’s activities at 9 a m bands from American Fork and near by towns will serenade along Main street calling townspeople and visitors to the first parade peiformance at 10 a m Featured in the pro-gia- m Pound Boh JrflO procession which will move east- ward along Main street from Third West street to the Mutual creamery corner and back again will be the queen's float and the Miss American Fork entry The A W Pulley float sweepstakes winner In Salt Lake City’s Covered Wagon Days parade the Salt Lake City queen’s float and dozens of others representing local and outside firms will vie for spectators’ and judges' approval In the color- ful procession After the parade visitors will be directed to the city hall grounds were distribution of the free chicken sandwiches will take place at noon Sports events will get under way at 230 p m when American Fork and Hebcr clash in a baseball Softball children’s horse game Reiu'j lM) MARTHA YASHIHGTOH CARDIES 3 STORES SO MAIN ST EAST BBOADMAT SO It OGDEN—Z44S WASH FRESH DAILT JBZ ffrlliitj Erin! REDUCED FOR FINAL CLEAN-U- I P COME EARLY — NOT ALL SIZES! SPECIAL PURCHASE END OF SEASON LADIES’ HUARACHES llrohen Sizes From Warehouse Stock I A v cry fortunate purchase and just in time for summer wear The Mexican type huarache that has taken the country by storm Come in! Sec this grand assortment— and buy all you’ll need for now and for next season Prices Slushed to Clear! LADIES' NOVELTY SHOES llrohen Sizes! Higher Priced Lines! Drastically reduced to clear — to make rpm for our new Hall stock All summer shoes must go! In this group you’ll find popular stjlcs for every occasion Re sure to take advantage of this bargain You’ll save plenty! aeo Pairs Children's Shoes Iledueed to DRASTICALLY $1C9 REDUCED! MEN’S WHITE llrohen Sizes! Slightly Soiled! Western Paeifie Scraps Line Built in Gold Boom Days WENDOVER— The Doep-f'rerallroaiL which once operated daily between Wcndover and the flourishing mining camp of Gold Hill Nev made Its luxt run Filday before being abandoned by the Western Pacific i allroad Its owners A money maker In thu davs of 11 r m the gold boom at the Isolated They explained that the treaty mountain town 43 miles south of forbids keeping of here the Toad was abandoned bewatcifowl without speaclnl per- cause of lack of business It had mission run ome weekly In reient months Mavor H W Prrrv president Equipment of the road was one of Pioneer Days said he would engine one combination baggage apply Saturday morning for a and passenger car ami several me cais It took three houis lo travel permit migratory ties for $78 856 On the third job the construe tlon of a road mix bituminous surface on 5 388 miles bf the Sawtooth park highway from Salmon south In Lemhicounly Olof Nelson Construction company of Logan bid July 29 1939 American Fork People iivait Poultry Fete k” brush-cover- J&fl Daybreak to Midnight Programs Today Will Entertain Visitors Tribune Intermountain Service AMERICAN FORK Funeral for Robert Ebenezer services Booth 81 who died at his home late Thursday of ailment incident to age will be conducted Sunday at 2 p m in Alpine L'D S stake tabernacle in American Fork by Joseph H Storrs bishop of American Fork Second L I) S ward Burial will be in American Fork City cemetery directed by Anderson Brothers mortuary Mr Booth was born August 31 3857 in a covered wagon at Big Sandy Sublette county Wyo His parents Richard Thornton and Elsie Edge Booth were crossing the plains with a company of Mormon pioneers at the time of his birth They reached Salt Lake City 12 days later and moved to Alpine in 1858 Robert married Lovema Chipman of American Fork on February 5 1800 in Logan L D S They lesided in Alpine temple until 1929 when they came to American Fork A farmer by occupation Mr Booth had served twice on Alpine city council from 1888 until 189: and was mayor of Alpine between 1892 and 1896 lie also had served for a number of years on the At pine Irrigation company board An active L D S church work en he had served as bishop's counselor In Highland L D S ward for threp years and was a member of Alpine stake high priests quorum at the time of his death Surviving besides his widow are four daughters Mrs J Aaron Ross and Mrs I R Morrison of Salt Lake City Mrs Frank Carey of San Francisco and Mrs Brian I C Norton of Los Angeles two sisters Mrs James E Talmage of Salt Lake City and Mrs James R Lane of Los Angeles a brother Alfred L Booth of Provo and six grandchildren - Jf r :i?l - Mourned jStorm Starts New Boise Forest Blazes Experts Freeze Fruits To Flavor Ice Cream Body lo Hear U S Leaders £J)C ri SHOES All Must Go! i One of the most sensational shoe bargains the mountainous load that winds along the western border of Tooele county The end of the railroad s operation serves fuither to Isolate the town that omo was a cdnler of activity In this region but whhh In the 1910 census counted only 211 people 'I he Pony Express the route through Overland canyon near Gold 11111 and the fust telegiaph line passed over the same When the Lincoln highway was built however the traffic moved to the north through Wemlover and prospei t for further development of Gold 11111 wcie we have ever offered! 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