THE DESERET NEWS - SALT LAKE CITY M0N13AY 716 .3930 JUyE EDUCATION BOARD APPROVES VALLEY LAYS PLANS SCHOOL BUDGET FOR PROVO FOR MOST BEAUTIFUL .Lions $2550834 Needed For 1930-3- 1 ; Pablic Hearing Every Business, Fraternal, Civic Unit Assigned Spe--! Scheduled For To-- Trains Cache Arranges For Two Loading, Unloading Facil- - Special Carry dal Subject For Pioneer Day ' " itie to be About Soldiers to Jordan Council Tours This night. Floats. ' Doubled. Narrows. Year. final FRO VO. Juae 10 The LOGAN, Juns 1. Plans gad ar- - tti units hr the procession will h' budfst of the Provo olty school Units File corps. Legion bugle as American More More Use of Silver. I Join i - rargements for tbs big parads, F, rodeo performers, fire ons of tbs outstanding features of Battery department,; Cahe stake Mutuals, stake the- Pioneer celebration and Rodeo float from Lcaan sod rb'-hto be held hers on July 24 and 25 Relief societies: Union Fmctfce band Logan dsho; of PorateHq, are rapidly progressing, according band. Blubird orcbestsa and high to Frank Baugh, Jr., director of section. In the transpthat feature al- - tatfon section orts of the subject's have The b..n Second ward will build a float por- rt teams, coaches, and buggies, to desert: Fourth ward. traying ths Fifth ths steam engine, automobiles and wad. American Sega Illy; Elev- a'rpfsne models The carrier pigeon flag; Tenth ward, Indians; telephone and radio will enth ward. beehive; Providence telegraph, be exhibited. First and Becond wards will furof Cmmerce which Chamber The and Indians covered nish wagons ths celebration. ! wards indud- - ta sponsoring t lation was counted mitbthe outside floate will enter attempting River H.igh, in, and boeineee houees a tar district. ft. Jos- in tha pared. Special features wilRixatlens Director of Census Harre correcLogan. as possible rebrewnted ln he aian be added by North the make to was rad. glad eph m Park. Benson and College spared tion and Bountiful will he count. the chagrin of the fotmer eduof the John Call, chairman and that make ranvaeaes of b'nei cational committee repota biggest and most beautifulSomaaver, of jprofaaalonal man on July the kindergarten conducted at She yallay. attempted In Cat-hStoker school and sponsored hy the BOUNTIFUL, Utah, June 10 John SuLedingham, chairman of the Civic ifomnutUe, reported to the Lion at thir luncheon Thursday evenfourteen ing that tnatead of inlosing a newspaper citizens as stated has article recently. Bountiful Cityof apgain actually had a healthy ten-ye- ar in cent the 25 per proximately sin- the laat censua period The present enumeration as found against by the committee is 2570 ift lfJSor a gain of SI P'-fonThe error was due to the fact that a part of the city popu- June IS The beginning closing of vamping sctivlties of the Uacbe Valley Boy Scout coined ere merked by two Innovation this year. A worked out, by Chairmen John H. M ilson of the council camping committee, and Executive Preston Pond, there will be two camping Intours for scouto of tjhe council. addition to the regular season capip at the Boy's camp in Logan canyon, which bolds forth 7 to L frm July August Previous to the opening of the regular camp, there will25 be a mountain camp from June to July 1, inclusive, during which Ibe scouts will hike throughout the mountains from Tony Grot to Franklin basin At the close of the regular camp season, there will be a water ramp LOG AX. - trana-Iportati- ... rdr ..? h,rTh.SVt" 21 ili ! from August 4 to 19, inclusive. This camp will be chief?vfor scouts over 11 years of age. known as Vanguard raasatiir - fygngga grtjdw antnrcOBT fog work win be made on both of a these trip According to Executive Pond, instead of the aroutsmropifig in district at the Boy camp this tom mer, each of the troops tn tha council wIH be asked to send in the date vr week which dt prefers to spend at the camp. It 1a planned under this method to have about ?S scouts at the camp each week. The - A motion waa rnado by Pan f. Fmedley and piste! troanf club go oh record as favor - that aths'roofs general use of.jtfi!sr tng coinage In preference to paper money, and that the secretary should write Jetters to other clubs and in Unsurveyed. Area 1,000, 000 banka atking them to cooperate In Utah this movement forth help of ourClassified as U. S,. Also, this submining Industry. Ject shonld be brought up at the International Convention of Lions chibs to be held In Denver the middle of July. It was decided. The entertainment committee was The data presented indicated that given LOGAN. June 14 Report Instructed to arrange for a meeting before of the public lauds President Hoover committee the disposition at Mueller's park July 11. on affect several bureaus having would and to report study appointed method of dowith lb pahMa the administration of therefor, thethebeads main at their recent meeting in administration; land buoffice, of the D. Indicate general C. clearly Washington. much valuable infor- reau of reclamation, the chairman that there la comotl the service, makIndian of the before obtained be to mation as mittee and the forest service made ing a sweeping recommendation the rather sn complete reports before the to the future dispositions of pubHe-domscommission, Wilgiving lands." declared Wfftftor BOCNTJFCU t'tsh, Juo. IS Mr. public on their interpretations, according to Peterson liam morning Saturday Direclor-Peters- on of Mr Wnt f.raw, rg.id.nt. ,nd his return from attending tba The report of the general landTl Bountiful for tho last forty-nin- e sions. - Each membrof the committee five especially has definite bearing years. celebrated th.lr ,txf . There is of what has on the problem in Utah. classified gave a detailed report wedding annlvertary June tn Utah made In till of unsurveyed studies marriail been vara results the Kaikaipoy. They 11.000.-00- 0 more than lomafn VW Zealand, June . Mt. and rhave during the past six months, contin- as public acres. Under the enabling2 act ued Director Peterson. eight living childrrn, thirty-fou2 14. and section of which th state, Maps have been prepared grand children and lourtaan great show the state for the position of the public' 22 were granted butto the fraud children. titl state school in purposes lands surveyed and unsurveyed, each state; also there have been is not attached to the lauds until and apprepared by the geological they hate, been surveyed the lands were Expert Speak survey showing the types of vege- proved: therefore.! it would manner, of tn any and carrydisposed the tation Meet Tonight ing capacity of approximate To the various aras affect the present administration. atatee. Maps were also pre- The school fund would be affected, In the FARMINGTON, Utah, June be comshowing the migration of unless this survey cobid satisfied A joint meeting of Weber and Pavla sented animats back and forth across state pleted and the state titleact. to the county farmers wtf) be bld tonight lines for seasonal grating. enabling according at the Weber county high school on Korth Washington avenue, Ogden. Leo Stuhr, special field representative of the federal farm board from Washington, D. C will speak onthe agricultural marketing act pass- SESSIONS ON PUBLIC DOMAIN Hasl Acret council Land. . T - t!efirfot m'i Alt ' 4 r Ps-Lo- re Robbery Suspect Bound Over to District Court 1 I FARMINGTON'. Utah. Juna J Roy Thomas. Salt Lake, accused of robbery, was bound over to the district court by J. P. .Wood, justice of the peace at Farmfjngtoti. and his bond set at 05009 at bla preliminary hearing Saturday. It is alleged that Thomas beat and fobbed Blanche Price of Salt Lake on Mtv 3 at Lagoon. He will await trial in the Paris county jsH at Farmington. FLAMES BURN '; HOUSE BRIGHAM CITT. Utah, June 10 A seven-roo- m brick dwelling belonging to Mr and Mrs. Brigham LOGAN. June 1 conference included: President Walter M. Everton, Dr. Frank L West, of the high council. Mrs E. R. Owen who as president of the Cache stake relief societv gave brief report of their work. President George Lindquist and President Cardon. The final session e? the conference wss iiFrharge of the IL I A. of Cache stake Bishop Joel Lake repreaeatsd-jLfcauthorities and gave the principal address. Beveral music numbers were also given. e. Called by Death. . SMITH. BETJAMIN ENOCH E. JTliLER ye.i--o!I ' Ralph Smtlh. for Benjamin OGDEN Funeral services ot dob v. and Clara Gritton Enoch Edmund Fuller, TS, will bo Smith, tha family home 4X1 died at held June Id i p.m. In the Eden north Eighth West street. Saturday chapel. Interment will be la the after a short illness. Death was Eden cemetery. bed t poisoning from an orMr. Fuller was boro In a covered i.cr disease. wagon on La Platte river in Ne- ganic The boy wa born June 2, 1925, in braska, while his parents, converts Balt Lake. He Is survived by his to the Church from England, were parents and two brothers William In H9 Gordon and Don Fred. on their wjty to Utah. Another he married Jane Ingles who died brother, Charles AUtp, 12, died re- in 1004. In d97 be married Ruth Raltison. Funeral service will be held at the , two Twenty-nint- h ward chapel at 12.20 8urvtlng are his widow. The body may b children, Robert E. Fuller, Eden pm. Tuesday. Ida.; tewed at the home Monday, and and Mrs. J, (i. Ritter. Burley, seven grandchildren three brother. Tuesday until time of service. Burand ial will be in City cemetery. John Fuller. Eden, Edward George Ftflier.Htmiallle and one BIBTH. Chiof sister Mias Edith Fuller Frank ard FJorsace Jes Vs Sickle, cago. street, gtrf. ?j soatk First West le-ibtephvs Henrr Jr-- , and Doretaybecoad 111 4 IMIOK U east Breen Babcock. FILLMORE. Utah. Ira Nixon, 52. South street, boy. eJormsn Kirtl asd Mel a grew Has-liof Holden. L'tah, died recently folfor appendi- stm-- t. Nielson, lit vast Second North lowing an operation citis. He leaves si wife and five Jame girl.Amod and Ol'vo Marie Rill small children. Doafias street. girL Hsses. i JAMES W, BATES Wtr4sr street, g'rl Dal. PROVO. Utah. James W. Bates. erBn K!narl asd Cynthia Alta n y.fth avenue, boy 7. resident of Proto, Pshte 0eslL 470 Clara Bohn reck. ft2 and j Fi-- st Soih died at the family residence. 414 street, girl et east Rrond Booth street, Sunday and Wcnhfa Mary Bodge morning following a short InIllness O bba. 20J B sifwt. girt MisMr. Bates who was horn ard Myrtle Caitoti Jethro otobrale: souri bad lived In Provo for 40 Kesir.se. 43J W efiTiniHe- - a'woe, boy. years. He is a veteran member of J. iioi ac4 f!! I tiger Jensea Ma. the Elks' lodge.' j hseny, 1441 Barbara piae boy. C. Kay aed Eileen Karensai Anderson. Burviing fre his wife. Addle - Mrs. Jl array, n fub. oboy. a- -4 Bates, snd Bav-rWillia-G0ds Bertha Bates Y. M. Bryan, and Mis Helen aeotie. boy, of proro. and Mrs. K. C. Kirkwood, Palmer Te4. Annabel B'asche ari ' Henry 4rorg of Mitchell. R. D. , court, Larrabea Lstey, 431 . Extension Experts to 'Attend Denver Meets t PROVO. Juna 11 Tba medical Ltxh. Jan, 1 Uv stock loading and unloading detachment and Battery C of the the Ogden Union stock- - 144th field artillery, Utah National practically doubledr Gujard. of Provo entertained Mob- yrf? will torbe announcement of L. day morning at H'elock for the according summer two weeks traiang Whitlock.F. manager, Saturday. of the regiment at He stated that adidlional loading Encampment be built will Camp W. G. Williams. The medical and unloading chutes handetachment the and facilitate Battery C are under 4' immeR!y of Captain Fred R. dling of livestock arriving at the the commands yard or shipping from there by Taylor and Captain L K. Edwards, respectively, rail. A tout of six officers and Union Cooperating with the men will attend camp from the Terminal company storkards, will provo organizations, more widen tho bridge tho two of Ogden 00 than per cent of which are Brigtaro to Weber allow across river, ham Young sniversitj' and Provo loads into the yard school etude!. Up to the present time, it has high officer of tho organization from only- been possible for one switch Provo are; Captain Fred R. Tkyior, on the to work, stockyard eng'ne U. Clark and CapStanley sidings, but with the proposed Captain L Jone. all of the medtain Carrel be can two op- ical engines change detachment; Captain L R. Edr erated and one train of livestock ward. First IaIsuL L Fuller and can be loaded while another Is un- First Lieut T. C. Herbegtson. all of til greatly fsctli-- h Batter C. Three additional officers handling of belbcttlan4 of The medical detachmenfr attachseason ofheavy ed to regimental headquarters at 5sSr run. CRy. Wlll jolir t!r-stated that It was taTUXake Mr, WhttiA'-tahment at camp. They are Major ften tusbassfry fo load livestock John C Sharp. Cap.ain Poland A. on short notice and in the mini- Brown and Capt. Vertt R. Green-mum length of time tn order that ood. the shipment might make the most Specal trains of tho BaltXake A Utah railroad carried the two comadvantageous railroad connections. Heretofore, if there was a train-loa- d panies of national guard troops of stock on the aiding being from Provo.v the units will return to t? the homo stations June 20." unloaded, it waa impossible start loading another train Until the operation had been completed. T TV w v In some instance this has caused A N3JT1CS e delay first has pot been for the, Interest cf the shippers. will bo built on The new dock the tracks running north of the L. W. Krake, in sheep division. NeuPROVO, Juna 10 Dr. charge of the etodeyard and pack- mann, member of the Henry Ethical Soers division of the department of York will of New Brooklyn, ciety has be th agriculture for this district, prospecial lecturer on the conpent several days at the Ogden gram which Is being held in yards during the past week In- nection at world the with problem specting the Improvement program Brigham Young university during that Is nw under way. the school summer of first session He complimented Manager WbIt-- ; The first lecture waa given this lock on the new arrangement and would morning at tha 11:20 assembly hour. stated that the Ogde stressed' tho problems Ir.Neuniann have one of the most efficient sys- of life and answered of the tems for handling livestock to be modern novelists whoso some books have found anywhere In tha country. dealt rather freely with aexfprob lema Ail of tha Neumann lecturas, nine in all will be free to the public. Tho Ladies' literary clubs, the organisations, and alt those Interested in ethical culture aitsfng out of modern life will find much food DGDEN, Utah. June 10 Ell Cudic, for thought and considerable n social subjects, inploye of the. Southern Pacific, waa brought to to Dr. Woodward, dean 'Of company at the Dee hospital Saturday morning the summer school suffering from the results cf a blast of dvnamit while working in a roc if quarrv at Lucin. Cudlcs face waa badly lacterated and leg were cut and hi hand a!4 to have been .deOne eye and It Is doubtful if the othstroyed er v can be saved, according to AMERICAN FORK, Uth, June 10 railroad Dr. William jy I. McKay, The canyon road lending to the the ta who attending famous Timpnnogos cave, up Amerphysician, ican Fork canyon, which repairs and widening In ts auticipatlon of the coming tourist Ogden Board season he been opened to the pub-diis reported to be In first Leader of City Schools classend shape. W. Karl Hop-kiDue to the work being tn progOGDEN, June 1 for a wss ress, many groups of prospective term for the eevewth time by the rl.ltor. to the posi- from the cave, but withrM of board fdueation the com city of tion superintendent of Ogden city pletion of the work up aa far as the schools Friday night. Hanging Rock," travel to the cev He wa nominated for will not be interfered with The H. the James Riley, by night Friday has been made wide enough for on the board road only member who waa two cars to peas at almost every when Mr. Hopkins came to Ogden la point. m?. OGDEN, p V ar h., bn Three Stakes Announce Old Folks Day Plans June LEHI, Utah, June Prepare tions ere now being made for the old V w,ki4utu, park. Provo canyon. June ' Hrl.n Old folks from three stakes. IS LebL, Alpine and Timpancgos, a ill meet to enpoy a full day of entertainment Arlen Plays Part of Hero in 'Real Life Box New Proves ' Health Boon To Catnera Operation Sound-Pro- Richard -- ArleidhaaZ been Mary Brian's hero on the screen many times, but now he haa become her hero in real life aa well. It all happened at ths Paramount ranch in the Malibu mountains, where Mias Brian Is playing opposite Arlen in his starring production, Ths Light of Western Stars." Between scenes. Miss Brian saw a saddled horse, swung astride in true western fashion and started for a canter. Suddenly the animal shifted hie .weight to both front feet and lashed out with his hind legs. Miss Brian started to go op In the air, but before she realized what waa happening. Arlen dashed up, siippedijiis arm around her waist and lifted her to safety. What wa the matter?" the actress asked, when she recovered her breath. You just missed being bucked clear out into tho grinned Arlen, a little pale from the scare. That waa Elevator, the bucking broncho wo used tn The Virginian They had him standing a comedy scene In this picby for ture. " Miss Brian says she intends to get tho pedigree of every horse -- of HOLLYWOOD. RK.O ajr-tlg- bt air-tig- ht d u sage-brus- id s . j. 7 hcad-quarte- Sonnysayings , - T l ! I Jor-da- o I I laaee-P!r- asd-wl- Gar-rw- t. hn! re-ro- I r ' A M- A wRRpe-- i W f ' . J , i .yirg; etasusB I, jj--t , - - , !? known fnmnninn Hikma- ".n.tpel.. I. .?'' the for having originated annual Timpanogos hike, the moonand hike other many Unique light tnpa throughout the west. At another stop along the trail, Dave Rust, famous Grand canyon guide, narrated experiences hunting InalreDlledur niiV ougars with cl.br.lle. a. Zane Grey. At ,ch Maple flat a bonfire comer of the United States tell a Takeo FuJ program was given. of great service to the coun- wars Japanese student, rendered story try when considered collectively, seledtons on the Japanese flute. Is noticeable that attention general is being paid by the 10.00J9 posts to juvenjle programs and child aHvttie Includlng junlTp baeehail, Junior rifl clubs. Boy troops. Citizenship training Jr 110 Ol aa rn?. occupational Instruction. ,cU as the finding of foster home SUNNY SIDE, Utah. June 10 Jack for orphans, baby clinics-endeavors. Saoco, 45, blacksmith for the Utah Fuel company, suffered a severe lacerated jaw, and cuts and bruises on end back, about 10 a. m. Friday, while helping fix a chute --in the Jtipple. Mr Sacco feet tn the-ai-r when he lost his balance and fell Into a pile of iron and timber - -- Blacksmith Falls vtlto n:r wel-A- be iron A i SOUTH UTAH the-he- BULLETINS below. if AtTO FAST JORDAN Three hundred participated In genealogical convention in East SUNNTSIDE. Utah, June It Jordanetake Sunday, speaker were Frank Veltrl, 18, of (Special) Joseph jChriat Jansen of the Salt Lake received a fractured and temple J. M. Kirkham and Nellie dislocated right elbow Thursday, Taylor.1 Meetings were held at 0 June 12, when the car in which he end 10:04 a. m. and 1 and 2 p. in. was riding, driven by Jene FaD I setti, waa overturned in athe loose .URST.ipE dirt on the bunnyeide-ColumbiA farewell social Vlll be at road. No one else waa hurt. the 1- - D. fi. church June gives TVY os' Kale N. Nelson who Mra and Mayor Robbers Steal. Five ere leaving Sunnvside to make their home in Price The ward Bishoprio More Slot Machines and Relief Society Presidency have the social In charge. STOCKTOS. Utah. Jun. 1. k A kindergarten course Stockton's slot machine burglars opened here June If. with Mrs. were active again early Saturday Thelma aa instructor. Th Vatkina morning and decamped with five elaae la sponsored by the local P 0200, T. machines, conta nin about A. and will be held at the disafter smashing their way Into Joe trict school building. Children exHayes poolhali to enter first grade this fall It was Just a week ago that the pecting are admitted.' same Into an adjoining store andapproprlated five simiPROVO. lar machines, according to Sheriff ' G. B. A Evans. Forbes of Salt Lake was entenced to pay a fine of git by Judge Maurice hnrdlng tn the Prove Close-U- p city court Saturday morning, when he pleaded gutltv to the charge of speeding Forbes w, arreated by . Deputy Sheriff Ira Racker WednesHURT WRECK e, yeggs-smashe- d A of John Gilbert John Gilbert la coming back stronger than ever, predicts Adela Kogera St. Johna. writing in the New Movie Magazine this month. Admitting that the ecreen idol, haa bad several bad breaks, she ears that he le biding hi. time now before hia smashing comeback. Mrs. 8t- - Johns speaking with authority ol an -- Insider at Hollywood Gilbert's fight wtth Jim Tully lightly and says that both men are sorry they loet their tempera and bae tong since shaken bands and made up. Bhe says Mr. Gilbert day. A clock with a dial giving the time in the world's 12 zones to aid in picking up radio programs with- out computing the hours has been combined with an indoor aerial. Claire, in spite of all the gossip, will survive: and claims that Jack le a devoted husband. New Mm is ss Magazine. I AUNT HET. la "more emotionally responsive, more eas ily hurt, less coolly balanced" than moat men- - She quotes him as sayOf course, I ing about himself: am no intellectual giant, but neith er am I a moron. She continues: "The main thing about Jack is that he gets excited. " Yes, be certainly does get excited He get. excited for people and against them. He gets excited over good books and bad ones. He gets excited if he haa to do things he doesn't wantto do and it he is allowed to do things he doe. want to do.- - and serenity - know n any doubt concerning Jack's feelings-Hwaves his arms and ahouta. He comes clcee to tears. He adores laughter- - Hia friends love him for Mm hot. No one can be-J- his fervors' Mrs. Ft. Johns also predict, Jack Gilbert 'a marriage to I start on 'a diet ever' time J heart some lnsultin' remark about but I rart't stay tnad long, fat. that Ins enough to do no good- ,- - fj , -e Jdh provides policeprotectioif .during emergency. DUCHESNE, Utah Duchesne post No. .2 presented flag for .chool.: rondSriM essay contest; organized Boy Scout troop; conducted cleanup campaign, holds Easter egg hunt. National headquarters of the ! tf'm, in Indianapoits, Ind.. ha made a request that every post In in the n h-- Sundae-school- 0er e, J bhen-her- For Maple Hat Re-elec- Kn-mgtp- n mt Y. Students Hike Contracts Finish Timp Cave Highway Reh-bien- -- Utah Henrw Holds- No. lb provided swim oilqg pool for beys and girls; plantPROVO. June 10 Disregard ef the ed trees In public square; erected budget laws of the state, failure to bronze statu of Afnencair Dough- aided Tow?noard set up proper sinking funda and ap- boy' Identifying community for air parent lack cf realization that the in travel: engages in relief work: perpetual cemetery fund is a trust premoted boxing shows. fund and not a revenue fund, are reported by aBeeseley, Reeve and SALINA, Utah Sallna post No, Wood, after special audit of the 30'contributcd to local library; aid. accounts of Provo City for 1929. ed in cleanup campaign for town: A Copy cf the .report of the audit conducted safety program: pro dated March 29. was filed with the vided public fountain: state auditor. Ivor Ajax. Saturday, carne on Boy drlnk'ng Scout work; sponfull details cf which were publish- sors boxing shows in winter season. ed in last March. FARMINGTON, Ttah Farming-to- n pest No. 27 conducts Memorial day program each year and sees that flags are placed on graves of' veterans: post membership available to fight forest fires. CASTLE DALE, Utah Blackburn 190 B. T PROVO, June 10. In U. summer school students, faculty Axtiron post No. 29 members and Provo citlsens went organizing six Boy Scout troop-- ; and on the annual moonlight hike Fri- suppoited athletic physical day night to Maple flat and to culture work in schools. "Mother Luna5s Nose on the Y HELPER, Utah Poat No 21 uniAr m mountain fcott program; conducted community Christmas tre celebration; engages in relief among poor; Ltn-ln- two-ye- jt. AUDITORS FILE rodeos. HIAWATHA PROVO REPORT worth post QUARRY BLAST HURTS WORKER f! BULLETINS . Provo Lecturer Out in Hollywood a new sort of CaJtr. "Hello, Pandora's box haa been dincovered. studios! Copenhagen. Den- U has motors and moves all over mark calling . . , Herbert Brenon when the place. It ta want to speak to William cloned. IU shape compares favorOkav. Just a minute. Hello . . . with that of a cracker box. Mr. LeBaron. 3Ir. Brenon wants to ably waa Inverted Sringfliow Two children br a (former wife bov. . This lcfnema box" talk to you." x who survive ireifjlr.3W. H. Frank Louts sod Giaiys Marion Tw--- n Mf. Brenon? Why, hea Jn Eur- to safeguard the health --of motion OGDEf. ard Mrs. Don Rltft, of MinnLar4. 2979 aou'h Seveetk East cameramen shooting" ope.picture eapolis. Minn. ,rf street, f !rt- W. W. Wodoman. 2. of 273 Mae Lb- be will Kanute Marm "Just th same hea calling you scene too long tor a cameraman Funeral arrangement Gll who war avenue, j; Th'rJ b2y wn Kevm. 17 - to breathe ' comfortably tn on of igbt now." convicted on a bad clerk charge, announced later. By i on Allen aM Ten e Reels Br-"All riht. put him on. was released from t h L Aiin v tail ton Turner. IZiZ su'b Eighth East, WRS. hHEPHKRD. upright Lor the Sunday when bis father came here 4$ minutes earlj the conventional next jicKay 14 Utah BobMr. Xma PR0O. frous Nebraska and assisted m payHna T aaad afternoon Herbert Bren- - boxes which have always served . Etti 4 x'tinw oflthe late John H. et .yesterday na EMa - 4,1 ing the remainder of the fine. on In td aa silencers for aound' cameras. bhepherd of this Ttv, died at the '"fconversation With W iiliam !Tf Kssbk Brest tBaron Stmmberg family reunion will be fmtly residence 242 south Hecond GeorgeHis4 The new box is a , rectangular in Hollywood. Lowim aierj ty. held June 31, at Hunts ille. A pro Fart sreet. baorday evening rttn a lingering nines. Frs.k Biuv w.'ioee adTsrsej The first three minutes of the affair. It contains a camera Mrs gram of sports and games will be -hut conor?aion cot bora n Denmark VJk RcLstcijy, si . Lerd electric motor, a finder" of an by approximately girr 02 Dec came 27, !$3, She to Utah trt, focuseven'ng program will be held KAlpk Kasaft and Afn Midt'annss I60.50., After t, ut It got cheaper, a rew and improved type, a years ag, settling in Lcan. where Wrihi, the Relief society hall. I4il eK Fill a usei, every minute roeting about 020. ing arrangement which permits she lied until seen years ago, boy. ador to cameraman change Word ha been received by C F. when she moved' to Provo i i sr Asm JobsneeB Tho total bill for the 4S minutes the wa 0?M, hie focus without opening the tnsmore tr Co., contractors, that She wss an aHe member of the ?cmwo. Itih. just be:s. gtfi. two carldada of slroctural steel for Chuwh anri was s Relief scwiety What consumed most op the door and getting at the camera, Theodor tni Alre Mrgr!t Mel of the athletic stadium lu Lorin Farr teaher at the time of her death boy. lery Hoawl, 4ie Perk wa a play. and enough combinations SurvU ng are the following chil- . Hrmen Seen Jr1v time park wtll arrive in Ogdn Juna K. dren? Brenon. traelmg in Europe, rao strange fibers and materials to Warlock Shepherd. Ms. Flor- Jolly Lyttgc. ill Hsnvs avrntiv. girl. Lark across a Danish plav and liked It keep a scientist happy fbr days. Annual outing of Weber slake ence Roseqijtst. Mr. May Wankler bbiry UPw e4 Ketheije Lie.i. g rl ao well that he Instated on readtha The box 4a. pedestaled on a tri- theTides In the future. wfU be held June M- - and John bbepbecd.-wf- t Levan: K5en ta - A JohiFraf anj Airs. Ellenof Jsjns racf Johnson and Mry Erma Mtckdvoo J Krastngtrv- at Lagoon. game It now Is pod which can move in any diLeBaron. program to, grl. will begin at 2.J0. fnl'owing a base- Osen of Sandv; Mrs. Grace Thomprection. up, down and sideways. consideration a. Brenon Al- - under lirnrme, Jms D2 G'-!c- at4 ceorf. Hum; ball game between the Hooper and son of Murray, and Dan Shepherd beriaoa. next feature production for- RKO. Without cracking a Joint. It la sufg ru Clinton Farm Bureau league teams. of Pror.. two bothers, L P. Am F Bun!! FUt 9rrc aw- id Brottfp ficiently high off the floor so that A dance will be the conciud ng feateft of Prvo and J Amtoft of PwlN'v Jims, I1JJ A German gmpany baa arcameraman can look it right tn May f eld: 29 grandchildren. ar two1 ture. boy !rer Court. and Wax! Cs'olnc ranged to dixirlbute liquid oxygen the eye when It le on the level. But great grandchildren alo survur. By FANNY Y. COKY Bond J3f S7Trt- street, ... speciaiy constructed tank mo- - he can put g step behind it, take Business of th merged National Lcpr AJt-Doftsd and M RRI AGE Dank f Commerce snd the ComLbvru ltr trucks MF.M hold of the handle, and follow Daecmn tsi I con-a. OGDEN Edward mercial Fecuritv bank gui Dtjfaa Grew. D. iG-w- ge being anything but a streak of lightning. Beddlry and Cbar otte Leaiaei v ducted temporarily at the Angejes and Midrtd Prmrn, Balt rolivmtSwMr The ball bearing mounting and Thfeo of the Commercial Securi- Lake. I bey- Joint is as sensitive aa n poet's street Joe Gentile and June Monton, ty bank 349 Twenty-fourt- h POOR PA. i.ynJ! Albert and Mspsqa A'frrdsj I soul. beginning Mondav. Ogden. Frtwh Remoad. Cottonwood. iaft Lee Williams and F!ra Patrick Dewfiaa Enaol and Mcdo:o Right in th middle of a scene Outlook for farm crops In Weber Gunn, Wyo. Marwodvl Henrior. KU East when that deathly quiet so comcounty this year Is particularly Oiri Tammer, Rrlgham City and Eighth Sourtt ert(, boy mon on talkie sets completely en good acordfng to Moroni Fkeea, Celora Jnckeon AiX BeiUemi n4 Dorothy t'fw heyennv, veiops the staff, the cameraman realty dealer and former county Mavnard H Adams, Leyton and Nrana Ceaaf rear 44 Korth 8 h Kcw ean twist a screw and keep even street, gin. commission. Ida-- - Ross, Clinton. Alvin A1.Ar,?sr'don snd Mary Acr a nervous dog in focus. Jose lcks Alien, JHI Browning avenue j Chief of Folice A. E. WUfong has Th net result is that a camew-ma- n 1URRIMiKl. retumed from two weeks spent at BAUNTIFUL Utah. Mr. and Mr girtAreh Peter and Ahe Know Lambert) now can shoot the longest a the Camp W. G. Williams at H. Hessen announce Claude the Rolvrfaow. I2il Lsnco.a street girt scenes without collecting a single j Narrows with the 2?2ndff1eld marriage of their daughter. Gladys even turnPackard and Melba Jane Cook! drop of perspirationwaaor when artillery of. which he' is a lieutea Louise, to Lew s Earl Burnham. Smil. 147 Park street, j camant coloseL girt. ing purple. Time Orm LeGrando and Fforenr Sunday at their home in Bountiful. Martah eramen in talkies stopped big Harmliee Dm mo, Kirerton. t tab. box WlIHam Z. Terry, cert fed public to directors caused scenes and A device to measure lubricants Eugese Is and tiraco AHbea Mneat accountant of Ogden, has been apl Coatavtilo averse, bov. grow apoplectic and stars to leave crank case Lvndstrvtt. pointed to audit books of the dry supplied to automobile Elmer Hfilrovd and &be Waiver the set by merely shutting off board of education for a perj&d-of-tsnd control their --flour has "been Zmtth, 153 aortk Eight West atreet their cameras, banging open the years, beguiling July 1. patented by g, Texas inventor. girl. Hans doers of their cages and running Peter and Zara h Marw ha granted 21 concesNorway with fishing ut of sea- sions to foreign interesie for opCharge 414 First avenue, boy for fresh air. son W. A-- Sherwood David not Herman and pleaded Virginia Leona of mines, forests, water B'egham tel Kin h aveaoe. girl rudty In the rity court on Satur- eration and for photographing A method other natural resourC. Frank MHer nd Vraraa D, Pierson have h; triI on July power day moving electrons on plates made are undet wav tn Arvotd, : Ninth avewoe, girt, t Experiment metals Instead other and of gold J. W. Winams-whoff- e riir K'vthnm and Edith Nvom ball of J15 Florida In the of ChiUt East Seven h smh otsWtberv of glass haa been discovered . by a Km declared forfeitd mi Fridav. nese tanr nut, prbduction mn oil which yield George Emery and Beds Chartette had tho forfeiture set aside on Cornell university scientist. used in paint and wmlheir Johnson Mower say her la glad my school Timpson j:i McOelUad otreea. Ms says that when & man gets was fined 012 oa a speed-I- lone Both Frenih and Russian scient. When a now table Intended for bov I can keen Baby eherge. he to havo a Rgo ists bat developed ap;artus to is out, 'cause bow mind ought guard1, MI. H can b. doliC It. Mr. c. 9. Barker peadd not sortm.iit, mused. I dont ian appointed for him., but I doaTt to carried by free balloons to ex poat street, boy. aw guilty to vagrandy and will have on-- a wall to form a deoorativeL ibsbt Brower a lltla higher and Utah he one BOINTIFVU needs Mr. and Mra.hink whether conditions gwinf if hea got aer tral on Juoo 10, Klmer Hoitfhtoa, glrL pajieL wife as Awatchful as Ma, is. by radio automatkaily. Baby. - NORTH UTAH 0171,-977.7- 9. w , With Copenhagen freati de 1 , Replies To Query k Tax What it Cost to Talk 48 Minutes 1, aa-nu- bt r Legion ealltnf for for the year 1900-0has the expenditure of $!SU(II-the besn formally approved by to board of education, according ho a A. made Charles Smith, , 8upi the recommendation. . The proposed budget require nearly 012.000 more than was called for In lest years budsret, uhtcb to I li.L PActa Ranort WUi trlled 0227,227.07. The pe-- tf the increase this year is in Wian debt service to take care of the the 0225.000 bond fuue voted fer construction of two Junior blh school building the The detailed budeet with amounts allowed, are as follows School elections, fenerat control, including- school elections, superINDIANAPOLIS. Ind, June 10. A intendent's office, etc., 09.720. which uniter service, Instructional service: Supervisor, tolidfted, includes all war veterans 02 270: principal's office, salaries. with theirhelping claims, caring for the 010,2; salaries of clerks. 02.270: needy children cf veterans, per salaries of teachers, 0124,21 70; forming aer of general benefit to 'text ' hooka 07.900, total, their communities end many other . activities in keeping with the prlru activities: !ciples and purpose of the Amerl .ami out Legion, is revealed in reporta alary- 2LhL?iU attendance pupil adjustment, 01,090: total 02, so far received from posts in L'tah 20A.7A 4w answer to a national purvevb Libraries, 'ng conducted by national Auxiliary agencies: headbook and replacements, quarters of tne )gftnr. repair 12.200; other expenses, 01,100; total. The replies are answers to a 02.200. questionnaire sent to everv post in Operation of school plant: Wages the United State and will be of 1140?-- . 1J 042; " supplies, otev tn a report to be made 010 009: total. 023.242. to 'Congress. Among the first 690 Maintenance of school plant: replies to the questionnaire re00,100, ceived on tjie first mail from the Fixed, charges, 02,000. 14,000 post's of the legion, the Debt service, 000, 0JS0. terse facta reoutstanding, Capital outlay: 02,000; grand to- garding some of the posts in Utah are given: tal. 0250.28 54. A public meeting for the consideration of the budget as adopted SPANISH FORK, Utah Spanish oill be held this evening at 9 .Fork post No. 08 sponsored uniform oclock in the office cf the board flag decorating for streets: unfurnished playground equipment for of education. park; built a gymnasium which is beteg leased; sponsors Boy Spoilt troop: conducted boxing shows and facll-ities- at LOGAN, Utah. June 14 Miss E!na Miller, extension nutritionist; Ms Ellen Agren, home demonstration agent for Weber and Morgan counties, end Miss Myrtle Davidson, home augent for Cache end Box Elder counties, plan to attend tho annua! invention of the American Home Economics association at Denvef) Board Will Finish during tho week of June 22. 19 The central theme of the Denver Hearings convention will be The Modern Weber coanfr IS. end OGDEN', Home. It Jane Family Departments their will be conducted in nutrition, clothcommlnton will conclude bmra of WMl'Utlm ing. homo management and other 72b? IS cand During th pa.t 1. phase of homo economics. week tho board hai coniderd 709 Dr. Mary Frhwartx Rose of Colbeumbia university will be one of the cases tba ajonty of requeeta of 1190 under ing for a reduction principal speaker Prior to the opening of tho con- the Indigent act. W. Slratford Chairman Frank Tewer a convention of ference at Denver plea, for the Pbi Upeilnn Omlcron. national says that thera ar. than there were home economics sorority, will be redaction this year . he!4 pi TTnutdale. near Denver. The last year tlah delegates plan to attend. ti of Brigham City, was practically destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon. The fire broke out In the kitchen at 2 p. m , the origin not being fully determined. The low. which was covered by insurance, was estimated as being between 3SH and 9309. ve President Joseph E. Cardan of Cache stske presided over the sessions. Othr speakers during the VITAL STATISTICS I Erw-utl- Elder Stephen Richards represented the general authorities of the Church at the Cache stake quarterly confer-1- " enca held In the tabernacle Saturday evening and Sunday. " At the Sunday morning sessions be used the story of the prodigal son as the subject for his address, and urged the necessity of being toward forgiving and charitable the wayward. He told the peopte tohave merer and kindnesa towards their fellowmen and to seek L Joint State Obituaries. Includes- : Farm for reiief-- of tho agod ricultural situation, tha program of the federal farm board, as well as farming Tn potfujerte gtabfttzo-tfa- e try. Ths meeting Is being arranged by the Weber and Pavla county farm bureaus, A. 1 Christiansen and Nichols, county agents vtsff Elder Richards Speaks in Logan mt ' camp Pond, director Joseph Hansen, father; J. E. Wilson, senior patrol leader: P. A. C. Pederson, nature tudy; and Ariel Hoth, craftsmanship. camp Couple Celebrates 64th Anniversary 1 t ij -- v r jr