Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 10 SATURDAY MORNING Waters Overflow Magic Reservoir Farms Inundated Marching Concert Will Climax Music Festival (Continued from Page One) tha closing event of the annual muslo meet the concert of massed bands after'whlch this year's event Will go down Into history Judges announced Friday’s re Suits as follows: Claaa A xylophone Marie Leeer Carbon Claae A trombone Dan Morgan ttiperfor Bill Fulton Carbon both euperlor Claaa A base Gu Bermona Don Colton Carbon both euperior Bheldon Johnaon North Claw C baaa Kmerv superior: John Barton South Km-fr- y Class C trombone Kmmett superior Huron Greenrlver auperJor Leo Hansen flouth Emerv superior: Dais Robblna North excellent: Winona Harton South Emery Summit excellent: Hilden Peterson Helper " junior blah excellent Class D bass Bobby Butler Wellington excellent Clinton Ostler Spring Can von excellent' Class D trombone Richard Hawkins Stewart training school excellent Joe Wilde Harding junior high very good Class A piano Margaret Larsen Carbon Colo Excellent: Clara Feller Appleton South Class C Plano Virginia Maxwell Summit superior: Lucv Andrus South Sum Tnit good: Elisabeth Roner North Emerv ex superior: True Roundy South Summit txeelTent Elaine Thorn Spring Canvon eelient: Louise Russell Anoleton highly suSouth Mae Emery Lemon highly perior ' Superior Class D piano I)On Empev Harding Claire Linde-majunior high superior: Meta Helen tfennttl Hiawatha superior: Notrs Dame good: Maxine Young Dixon Junior high of Provo highly superior: Catherine Treat Latuda excel ent Vocai contest resulted ts follow: Cits A lto Mildred Olbhs Crhnn tod : DoroSuperior: Ireta Box Carbon thy Olson Carbon auparlor: Vra Munsen Carbon auparlor Ah Class O oprano Evelyn Chrlitnl tsrra auparlorr Clara Fsiler Apolaton hlahlv auparlor : Norma Taman South Em-araxcellant: Florenca Knox Central May Verbolt Alterra axcellant Claaa C alto Vanna Morrell Alterra au- Jims Wakefield Nnrth Emerv ax- parlor Eva Wlnterton flouth summit cellent Inea Blael South Summit sood South Fmerw Clan C baaa Olan ConoyerSouth Summit Dale Williams auparlor: “Saaa C tenor Marvin Todd Alterra eelient: John Cerllala South Summit euRaamuaaem Bavarlv D Class aoprano D Hardinx Junlor hiah tenor Sam Espinosa Latuda exeat taut Barbara Duncan Milton Ott and Ona Stevens left to fight enjoy refreshments between tests in which they represent the South Summit high school and glee club con- Carbon Carloi Gicaolettb c£sVAftut!’ William Hawkins East Carbon sublph superior: Dean Winters Greener Carbon superior perior:b Virginia flute Helen Lee klrk North Emery excellent: Allan Porter pnd Junction suWeeter Helper Junior perior Raymond Claes D ute Duane Meiv high superior Nan Jarritne rill Spring Canyon superior excellent: Mark Hansen Btaw-ar- t Wellington CernIJson euperior: RicViardCowett Hiawatha Byrnell superior Class A snare drums Jack Ungrttch Carbon superior Jim Jouflas Carbo aimerior Lones Helner Class C snare druma McRajrGrand Junction excellent Clalra Unger ‘“ci'asIC V flat clarinet— Angelo Venture 111 Helper auperlor Class D E flat excelclarinet — Briant Hawkins Stewart lent Glen Jackson Spring Glen excellent Christensen Lie Verna Class C piccolo— South Emery superior Class A baritone— Thomas Steele Cap Bon superior Claas B baritone— Dale excellent Claaa C Reynard Rooeevelt excelbaritone—Earl Crawford Central lent Rud Peterson Central very good Claas D Boyd Bunnell Helper excellent aubaritone — Ruth Bentley Wellington Dean Bryner Harding junior good Jerlor: Kelley Notre Dame superior Billy Burt Hiawatha very good Class A alto melophone— Beit Rowley Carbon superior Class D alto horn— Mont Duke Spring Elstne Butler Wellington Glen superior ex superior MarceU Peacock Sunnyside eelient Claas A French horn— Dean Gerber John Malekea Carbon excellent Carbon ‘'auperlor Besaie Hanes East high vary C oboe Class A bass clarinet— Bob Jonee Car- Bon superior Class A B Gat clarinet— Phyllis Overlade Carbon superior Donna Lou War-de- ll Carbon superior: William Hawktna East high superior Venlta White Weat superior high Class B B Gat clarinet—Jean Ward! " ) Roosevelt excellent Class C B flat elarlnet— Frank Mlgl!-er- n Bess'Helner aunerMr: Emery superior Let Miller North Emery excellent Reed Burnett Greenrlver — excellent Class D b flat clarinet— Allen Johnaon Hiawatha excellent Matekovich Dorothy Bprlng Glen excellent) Henry Hill Latuda excellent: Henry Mathis Harding Junior Maxine excellent: GllUgan 8unnyslrte excel—good Clara Borgeson Snntaquln lent Owen Merrill Spring Canyon superior Glade Peterson and outstanding Salt Lake Kenneth Dramer Notre Dame auperlor Superior Class A comet— Jayne Locks Carbon Albert Cook Carbon Superior superior Wallace Gudgell Eaat high superior ana outstanding Class B comet— Ray Shisler Roosevelt Superior Class C cornet— Chad Anderson Central superior Don Anderson Greenrlver Eva Superior John Perry Helper superior Ure South Summit excellent Elaine Miles South Summit Excellent - Dick Smith excellent Omer Cook' Alterra North Emery good Milo Nelson South Emery good Class- D cornet— Junior Williams Harding Junior superior Gordon Gstherum Anatole Zurker Irving Junior superior Stewart superior Richard Goatee Stew art superior Junior Self Spring Canyon excellent Joe Looex excelSpring Glen lent Sanford Huff Granite Junior excellent Lavina Borgeson Santaquin excellent Duke Memmott Cyprus Junior excellent: Jack Manchester Spring Glen good: Ned Turner Sunnyside good: Harold Evans Jordan junior good George’ Clavell Hiawatha excellent Joe Morocco Hiawatha superior Strings and Vocal Junior and Tony Migliaccio of the Helper junior high school band look over the situation but hang on to their instruments Ira J Taylor Receives Fine of $1000 — Idaho Demo BOISE Idaho cratic Chairman Ira J Taylor found guilty April 15 of failure to account for (858 in public funds while he was prison warden was fined $1000 Friday by Judge Miles S Johnson The maximum penalty could have been five years in prison or $5000 fine or both Attorneys prepared immediately to appeal to the supreme court from the conviction Judge Johnson veteran of the e bench and Republican prosecuting attorney of Nez Perce county in a prepared statement exonerated Taylor of "corrupt” motives termed the penitentiary “a political plum" and reprimanded the present commissioner of public works for “neglect” of duty Before pronouncing sentence on him the Lewiston jurist ordered Tony C Phelan former prison chief clerk under Taylor and other wardens to serve two to 10 years in state’s prison for embezzlement of $789 in prison hog farm receipts Taylor continued Friday night as of public works commissioner Asked if he contemplated making a change the chief executive said: "It’s entirely up to Taylor” Taylor announced he would not resign as state chairman one-tim- war-densh-ip suCarbon clarinet quartet perior Carbon saxophone sextet auperlor Class A violin— LaMar Empey Carbon Carbon brass sextet superior Class C— excellent Laura Bonello Carbon excel- Castle Dale Central cornet trio excellent lent Kathryn Thomas Carbon excellent Class D— Stewart Train lug trumpet duet Robert Carney Carbon excellent excellent Ciase B Mower Rosw Clast D suconcert— Harding band Veit excellent perior Sunnyside Wellington and Spring Vocai ensemble contest results:'" Glen excelleut Canyon superior Spring Claas A mixed chorua— Carbon excelClass C band concert— Dixon Junior lent Grand Junction auperlor Ladles high and Grand Junction jimior high highly chorua— rCarbon Girls double superior Green river good superior trio— Carbon superior Boys chorua— CarClass C band concerts — South Emery bon excellent Central atCastle Dale superior Claas B boys chorua— South 8ummtt superior North Emery supefior plus Helper Junior Ladies chorus— South Summit Superior y Apple-to- n superior (outstanding) superior Double trio— South Summit susbuth Summit excellent superior perior Class B band Jboncert— Roosevelt very Claaa C ladies1 chorua— Alterra excel- - good Want energy? 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Buy Bluhill aged NATURAL Cheese For sandwiches' snacks and cooking SKInd Pirnnt Butch ’ Inch Lezivyer Moves Junior C of C To Quash District Meet Opens at Boise 6 Plot ’ Charges Tribune Intermountain Service OGDEN— A motion to quash the criminal conspiracy charges against Don Mitchell 28 and Mrs Celeste Bennett 36 arrested last week on charges of attempting to sell liquor commission records to four operators of two beer taverns Friday was served on the county attorney by Arthur Woolley attorney for Mitchell Twenty-fifth'Stre- et The preliminary hearing of the two was scheduled for Saturday at 10 a m before City Judge Hyrum A Belnap but it was reported Mitchell was taken to the L D S hospital in Salt Lake City Friday for an appendicitis operation Mitchell a former employe of the liquor commission was released this week under $3000 bond Mrs Bennett is still being held In city jail her reduced bond of $1000 not having been posted p The two were accused ef offer sell to records allegedly coning taining evidence of liquor law viO' lations to George Pappas and Leonard August and Lino Daz Mr Pappas operates the Club and the others the Toastmaster An amended complaint alleged the defendants had promised “to be present at the said Club for the identification tof all other undercover agents” operating under th Double lent trio (lrl— Soulb ' Emry liquor control commission in Oggood AlUrra good Btngle trio den and o point out and designate euperior girl— Appleton Double trio— Helper excellent Mixed quar such other undercover agents tet—Altura excellent Cites D mixed chorue— Harding good Double trio— Harding Boys' superior chorus— Harding excellent Mixed quartet Girls chorua— Hard-ni- g —Harding superior superior Claas A Instrumental ensembles— Eaat high school trumpet trio superior Leads HardSteve Nickas ing junior high as drum major -- Iiitermountain Obituaries Infant Sanders ' ROCK SPRINGS Wyo— Oniveld eery-Ice- s by the Rev Keenan Sheldon of the Congregational church were held Thurs-de- v for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Theron Sanders of Rock Springs The babv died a short time after birth at the Wyo- ming general hospital here Wednesday Sarah Estella Humpherys ' 'OGDEN UP)— Mrs Sarah Estelle of James M died sarlv Frldav at the family A native of Libertv Idaho home In Ogden and longtime resident of Preston Pocatello and Shelley Idaho Among survivors are Adam Hunter of Shelley and Cerll Hunter of Clifton Idaho sons: Mrs Mary Thomasw of Bloomington Idaho a sister Humnhervg 67 wife Neu-berg- er -- Water from the channel however spread above Shoshone to flow into Little Wood river and aggravate high water conditions at that point On two bridges just off highway A3 water rose' Friday to within an inch or two of the floor although the arterial route proper is not in danger Crews Work Continuously Big Wood Canal company crews directed by Superintendent S T Baer have labored in continuous shifts for 48 hours to avert impending damage since the reservoir reached capacity Water from Big Wood river flooding to the Little Wood has been g thrown into the canal to divert flood water from Transient Denies the town of Shoshone Other canals have not been opened chiefly beComplicity cause of damage the current might do to structures and canal banks Bulk of the flood is coming from Tribune Intermountayi Service Malad creek on the Camas prairie PROVO— Although denying any with Wood rivef proper still well in connection with the robbery of Marbounds vin G Butterworth 21 of Salt Lake City January 3 on the state highway between Lehi and the Point of Flood Abates the Mountain Clyde Swindell:' 39 transient waived preliminary At Gooding hearing Friday on a robbery charge GOODING Idaho April 22 — Rip- and was held to district court by rapping on Little Wood river canals Acting City Judge Raymond B has alleviated flood conditions here Holbrook on $1000 bond S F Faith district W P A superSwindell said he preferred to visor said in reporting that al- fight the charge in the district court though water was at the top of without wasting time on a prelimi river banks the peak of the flood nary hearing officers reported Is apparently past He was arrested in Salt Lake Mr Faith Is laboring to draw City on charges of drunkenness up a flood relief project for the and begging Wednesday and was Carey sector and estimates the brought to Provo by Utah County first allotment for highway and Deputy Sheriffs Reuben Christianbridge repair will approximate $20-0- son and Walter Durrant Swindell was Identified Thurs- day by Buterworth as the man who threatened him with a gun on the highway and robbed him of $8 Swindell told officers he can prove he was not in this vicinity at the He has a time of the robbery' long record of arrests local' officers declare in Brief of 'Talks on Process i a reduction In taxation and avoidance of waste in government” - r te will conclude on May 1 a referendum on a plan to abolish the present regional subdivisions “Some junior chamber leaders" he said “feel that an organization in addition to the state chambers should be formed to knit together the younger men of the northwest “Undoubtedly this proposal will be discussed during the confer- ence” Peter Kenneth McCardell Raps Prison Rule POCATELLO Idaho— Peter Kenneth 25 337 South Hayes avenue died at a local hospital Friday after five davs Hines from a ruptured appendix He was born at Tooele Utah August 22 1912 son of the late Peter Dunloo McCardell and Mrs Prusella Bronaon McCardell lie la survived hv hia mother snd his widow Mr Kathleen MvCardell: inn’ brothers and one sister Keith Harrv and Barbara McCardell all of Pocatello: James McCardell of Burley and Jack of Big Snrlngf’Texa: and his grandfather James Bronson of Burley aud Henry of Salt Lake City Funeral services to be arranged later WU1 be la charge of tha McHaa mortuary the “dungeon” at the state prison was branded Friday by a former warden George F Rudd of Parker 9 “damnable inhuman and barbarous” His remarks wire prompted by a statement of Harry Keyser Boise attorney in appealing the conviction of William Hix on murder charges ‘Hix was assertedly kept in the “dungeon” 63 days of - Tribune Intermountain Service OGDEN— Eight Of 10 persons who had pleaded guilty to federal indictments were sentenced Friday by Federal District Judge Tillman D Johnson Two liquor law vio- lators were paroled Sentenced were the following: Joseph Gough 26 now serving a burglary term In Utah state prison two years each on two counts of interstate commerce theft Terence Williams two years for each of eight counts of Interstate commerce'" theft Frank Misklewicz two years for each of 'eight counts of Interstate commerce theft Joe Fachep 30 days In a county jail for marihuana possession Maurice Doyle Smith two years and six months In reformatory on’ two counts of Dyer act violation John Clary two years each on two commerce counts of interstate theft Donald Dean Davis' two years and six months violation of the Dyer act and Olivet Rhees Boyd four months’ continued sentence to the custody of Superintendent F of the state industrial school forwlolation of the Dyer act Judge Johnson ruled those sentenced e on more than one count could serve sentences concurrently Parpled to the custody of Arthqr Woolley and John V Brunettl Were Frank Bubbonl and Carlo Zam-prefor violating the liquor law Places In which prisoners will serve sentences will be designated by the United States attorney gen— eral di parking ordinance" In the BRIGHAM CITY — Box Elder downtown business district will be creek on a sudden rampage Friday temporarily delayed Chief of Ponightvashed out a concrete bridge lice William C Webb stated Friday Chief Webb also indicated the in Brigham City and seriously requirement may be exthreatened the Union Pacific railtended to 30 minutes at requests of o near road grade the merchants several of whom have Sugar company factory two miles protested that 15 minutes is insuffi- cient time for customers to look at northwest of Brigham City merchandise Water poured over grade for a 150 at length of about yards about Railroad officials said no actual 9:30 p m Section crews with the damage occurred to their propaid of local residents laid dikes and erty of a 200 distance The concrete bridge went out at sandbags for yards About 150 men labored to Third East and Fourth North Utah-Idah- the streets protect the railroad bed At 10:45 p m the stream was deThe creek flowed over Chatfield clared under control but a force dam southeast of Mantua but did of 40men were to remain all night not endanger the dam LOGAN — Civilization’s “The Surest Sign of All That Christ’s Coming Cannot Be Indebted- Delayed Much Longer” Opens May 22 ARCO Idaho — Craters of the Moon National monument will open May 22 MOAB— Plans to route tourist travel between Colorado and Utah for the benefit of both states will be among important topics of discussion at the monthly convention of the Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah scheduled here Saturday and Sunday Representatives of' western Colorado have been invited to the meeting A report also is scheduled on work of the association against removal of C C C camps from Utah Finally Getg Medal ’Ordered Jo Answer OGDEN— A medal won nearly 20 years ago while with the A E F in France was pinned on Lawrence F Maloney of 3225 Adams avenue at a Veterans of Foreign Wars’ k meeting by Captain Carroll H of the Ogden arsenal BOISE— Judge C E Winstead Friday ordered State Auditor Harry C Parsons and his bondsmen to Dei-tric- S Petition Filed answer In district court to a complaint filed January 10 to recover $1999 allegedly unlawfully expended for a bookkeeping machine Road Crew ‘ Busy OGDEN— Foreclosure of the secPOCATELLO Idaho — To open ond mortgage upon the Ben Lomond hotel with a possibility of sale of the" Yellowstone park highway for the hotel property was fore- its annual season a highway ct'ew shadowed In a petition filed Friday working with a huge rotary plow afternoon in Second district court will begin Monday literally to drill by Rulon F Starley state bank com- its way through drifts from Mack’s inn to West Yellowstone missioner j— Home Buying and Building Are Booming ‘ ' Home buying end building in Self Lele City ere more active then they beve been for the pest 10 years and signs indicate that the desire 'for home ownership will continue unabated during the remaining months of this year e Because from ready ness to scientists in their discovery of means of protecting and transporting milk was the theme of an address by-- Dean W E Carroll of U S A C Friday night which closed the college annual dairy short course Subjects Leaders predicted resolutions outlining the chamber’s stand on taxation wild life conservation public health and traffic safety would be adopted at the final session Sunday Social events comprised Friday’s conference program with business sessions to begin Saturday -Speakers will Include Worth W Caldwell of Portland Ore director o the United States junior chamber G W Grebe of KunA Idaho director of the National Wild Life federation Nelson W Aldrich of Salt Lake City past president of Utah state junior chamber and J R Knowland Jr ol Oakland Cal who will discuss plans for the national junior chamber convention at ' Oakland next sumitier Unit Plan Regional Proposals for organization of a association embracing junior 'chambers of the northwest to replace the present regional sit-u- p were advanced by some delegates The United States junior chamber explained Austin J Salisbury of Boise national vice president who is presiding over the conference :T ’ 'Guilty Pleas Draw Prison Terms Two 'Win Paroles ' of commerce “will be that pf taxation “The junior chamber advocates Idaho— Use ' t Parking Ordinance Suspect Faces Brigham Creek Enforcement Delayed metal directional aigns ordered the state prison are Holdup Count Runs Wild not yet enforcing the Intermountain Area STJ ANTHONY ' Tribune Intermountain Service LOGAN— The Utah State Agricul- ogy Vivian Spencer assistant to tural college board of trustees Fri- the librarian Emily Farnham Inday passed the annual budget for structor In art the fiscal year beginning July 1 The board also approved the apaccording to R ERerntson execu- pointment of Instructors in bactive secretary Figures were not teriology foods and textiles and an extension animal husbandryman made public Friday night will be anThe following instructors were Thee appointment raised in rank to assistant profes- nounced later th secretary said sors: Halbert Greaves L Mark Senior Speakers ' Dr Leo Linford Dr Lloyd T Malm Dr Marion T Bird Arthur President Elmer G Peterson reP Smith Dr John Bright was ported speakers for the annual raised from assistant professor to commencement exercises June 5 6 and 7 together with the semiceassociate professor The board was also advised of ntennial observance Dr John ' A' the return of six faculty members Widtsoe former president of Utah now on leave Professor Kathrine State Agricultural college and tha C Carlisle head of physical educa- University of Utah will dellver the tion for women who has been study- baccalaureate address June 5 JDr ing in San Francisco Professor Philo Buck profeesor of comparaHarry H Smith animal husbandry tive literature at the University lec-of now doing graduate work at the Wisconsin will deliver an open Kansas State Agricultural college ture to delegates students and vis Professor Bassett Maguire botany Itors June 8 and Dr Robert Gordepartment now” attending Cornell don Sproul president of the Uni university Professor Elsa Bate versity of California at Berkeley child -- development and Floyd T Cal will address graduates June 7 Dr Abby L Marjatt dean of the Morgan speech who are attending the University of Iowa and Miss school of home economics at tha Hope Reader assistant to the libra- University of Wisconsin and founrian working in the graduate li- der of the first home economics department at the local institution in brary at Columbia jmiversity 1890 will conduct a conference for New Appointees home ‘economics workers in the New appointments follow: Dr western region beginning June 6 Michael Shapovalov specialist in A book clinic also will be condivision ducted during commencement week plant pathology U S D-of plant industry to work on tomato by Anne Carroll Moore founder of diseases in connection with the the children’s library at the college botany department Clara Pearson Miss Moore's discussions will conWest instructor in stenography tinue for 10 days during the open- Louis Jones assistant in bacterlo- l- lng period of the summer session Tribune Intermountain Service SHOSHONE Idaho April 22— Lower areas of Wood and Little Wood River Valleys Friday bore the brunt of continued high water in south central Idaho as Lincoln and Gooding county residents were pressed te control two surging streams ’ Magic reservoir half way between Shoshone and Bellevue filled to overflowing marks ’ of 195000" acre feet to necessitate removal of flash boirds and full openirig of spillways to handle the enormous water volume estimated at nearly 4500 sec ond feet Three Farms Flooded Three farms at the Cottonwoods 17 miles north of Shoshone were flooded after stock was moved out by owners and the old Wood river channel dry 'for-1- 0 years was opened to absorb a-- portion of the News five-sta- Sentences In US Court - Blaine county commissioners after study of the Carey area list all bridges out between Carey and Mul-doBOISE l5) — Junior chamber of blocking all motor traffic commerce delegates from five Pa- and rendering hardships on sheep camps farmers and others in the cific northwest states sought at a area New totals show from 15 conference beginning here Friday a to 20 bridges washed out formula for a more efficient taxation system They represented most of the 41 junior chambers in Montana Utah Washington Oregon and Idaho “Undoubtedly one of the biggest problems coming before the conference" said Walter E Holman of Portland Ore a past president of the United States junior chamber ResoluUons Eight Receive Board of tl S A C Sets Budgelfor Year At Logan Meetlng' Witliholds Figures New Appointments Made for Staff Milner-Goodin- HenrV Ouvmon ClaMAoe Veneta White West good Woodwinds Cojlege Trustees Oheli Faculty Promotions A ftahan Helper good Class D slto saxophone Warren Hughes TJnlon junior high superior: Douglaa excellent: high Harding Junior very Jim ood: Mickey Treat Latuda Hiawatha good: Dominic Sacca-man- o Martin Claaa D Notre Dama very good Can- Vsloy Anderson soprano saxophone Class 1938 torrent Saxophoaa Results David Colton Claaa 8 larea aaxophona Carbon auparlor Claaa A alto aaaoohona Venata Jamaa Polve Carbon auperlor: Karan-heraa- n White Waat high axcellant: Jim axcellant:- Esxenn Evini Carbon Claaa A- tsnor saannhona Davis axcellant C Pete- - Bimooettl Carbon auparlor Miller North CJa alto saxophone LeeGleolattl excelHelper Donald excellent lent: Belva Milaa South Summittood-very rood: very Pale Odder Appleton ElJ'n Peacock Central very flood: Jlmmli excellent 23 Price Music Contestants Welcome Brief Rest Idaho Areas Battle to Check Floods Price Expects 10000 to View Parade ' APRIL ' real estate section deCelebrating the building boom a picting in word end picture this home building activity- - will come to readers with their big Sunday Salt Lake Tribuna Watch for this interesting helpful section Sunday The People’s Verdict— "No fanciful interpretations bat Plain Facts of such startling and impressivo nature that they leave yon wondering in astonishment” SUNDAY April 24 7:45 pm TT A IS MI A (S Hi E2 State ard 9th - South t ‘“It has been quite a revelation to find so many crowding into a place where the topic discussed is of a reIVIany have concluded that the reason ligious nature of the success of these lectures Js that Prof Everson discusses subjects about which the public is anxious to be 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