Show READ THE TIMES FOR INTEREST AND PROFIT Valley Happenings THE GARLAND Friday May 17 1940 Charles S Burbank Passes Away S Burbank 76 of died Sunday at 6:45 pm illness of six weeks was born November 1863 Charles an after He He married Phetoe Day Brigham April 9 1889 In Uie Logan temple Jn Band Mothers Tell Of' Enjoyable Trip To Grand Junction UPPER COLORADO SURVEY IS TERMED “MOST VITAL Ten days of band students forgotten as we boarded the special train at Salt Lake bound for Grand Junction We were really too excited to thank Marion Summers and Darrel Heaton for driving two bus loads of students to Salt Lake but we are appreda-- ' tive just the same a beauti-Mav 9th fu day Jt wa5" just a few moments' Well we and worry and Reclamation Chief Prints Out Benefits to Utah Lands in Rcplv to Senator Kind’s Questions on Hearing for Separate Appicpiiatlo'i to Complete Work by were are his wife and the Surviving following sons and daughters: Mxs Malad Idaho Lile B Kern Fred and Mart Burbank Mantague Cali- 17 grandchildren fomla and three greatgrandchildren also the follow- and sisters: Brigham ing brothers Burbank and Mrs Sarah Williams Mis Deseret Hauck of ftpr Brigham the morning elght Idaho Mrs Eliza Mad- - when W0 puUed out of the depot Montpelier sen of Honeyville James S another englne was put' bank of Trcmonton and Chester S on to take the tratn oved Soldier' Burbank of Richmond Funeral services in the ward Wednesday Deweyvllle Interment was In the chapel ton Idaho cemetery Wes- Summit M almost every town “ more students came aboard We reached Grand Junction WASHINGTON — The uroposed Colorado river— Great basin project was describ'd here as “one of the most important which has appeared in ominTtion with the general survey of the Colorado rivpr basin” of power from in! pi novation This was the Statement of Commi ilie river and a trans-missioner John C Page of the U S uiutain diversion at an altitude bureau of reclamation ns he replied th feet perml'tlnp to questions of Senator William II of some - to go through power plant King of Utah lu a senate eamtnit-teu the way down to the high class hearing on a bill to authorize Come of them are imgable lands $75000 for roniinning Investigation work The proj Itself contemplates 'taking water from the tipper Colorado river basin and transporting It tn wcross band at areas in Utah’s valleys As an Integral r irt of the project bv th" Colorado River-suggested AsociaHa!n Wit-a's tion lull developed f r Unh vas given Mr Page ti si iniouv lTe in Aonl Of interest to Utah ' 'teens are these highlights: 'Mr Pager “As to the first point o there has been a tentative allotnient of 130000 from the funds for the general Investigation of reclato this allotted matlon projects undertaking That of course is over the next two years and we have In mind at least meetIng all the state funds which are period during the from the appropriations made availunfor general investigations law That Is der the reclamation the reason whv think reported adversely on this particular bill In (hat there is sufficient legislative authority for apto rarry on this type propriations of investigation’ Senator Kino: “The department is in favor of the investigation is it not?” Mr Page: “This Is one of the most hnnortant projects which have In with connection the appeared of the Colorado general survey river basin authorized by the act and as such It certainly should be studied to the point where we know the facts concerning It 5 in the afternoon Courtesy in a the other after endless stream pulled up seemingly Resident us to the to the curb and took Death Called band There we were headquarters at vari-- j assigned sleeping quarters 54 died ous h0rnes and were taken James Leonard Mantlo to the at his home at Tremon- - Hornes by the courtesy "cars these Saturday ton following a heart attack cars were In readiness at all times in Kentucky He was born Novem- to take us wherever we wanted to He moved to Tremonber 28 1885 go ton with his parents during his The people of Grand Junction arei Nichols married He Mary jouth generous1 for their thanked 1924 March 27 entertainand courteous o'clock cars one Tremonton by hospitality He Is survived by his wife and a son Mervin Mantlo of Ogden two and the following grandchildren brothers and sisters: Mrs Ethel Snow of Fielding Mrs Floyd Eck- lund of Ogden Mrs Orpha Packer Johnson Mrs Ophelia Collinsbon of Newton Mrs Floella Dowman of Ollie Bowen of Collin-ji- t Ogden Mrs ston Mrs Helen Sandall of Tremon- ton and of Bear Wallace Mantlo River City Bailiff Seeks Utah Attorney General Post George former S Balllf former of every band member is grateof the some fine citizen of Grand Junction taken were The band mothers over the Rock Rim Drive a beauti- ful road- hewn and tunneled in the solid thru eral places rock Park road passes thru Monument In most is well named— rock peculiar formations is seen all some reminded us of animals bout some of ancient castles and cathedrals and others resembled the handiwho craft of ancient civllidations to have left grotesque monuments ment ful town to mark their judge Utah' county attorney Provo lawyer oounty and prominent for his candidacy has announced the Democratic nomination for stats attorney general In the Septembei election He was born in primary He is a grandson of early Logan Cache county pioneers Mr Ballif has long been affiliated with the Democratic party He bein 1920 gan his political activity while a student at’ Brigham Young and In 1928 served af university Utah county chairman of the Democratic party lie was among the first of a group In ' Utah to star! club the Roosevelt - for - President movement played for a Bear immacu- - high school in their and white uniforms brought only American flag that afterlooked They straight and thank you algebra class and late red in the happy advanced typing students your telegrams brought a glow of Joy to the faces of those students two men talking with We heard Mr Terry chairman of the National meet one man Band We heard and “I like their formation say their facial expressions” Band students around us exclaimed “Boy Saturday what the a' classy bands little band" maneuvered Park Lincoln What a parade! every type about your Every color of uniform What the stars say and of marching girlhood boyhood of Second of a series birthday Bear River parad-- i maneuvering In full color and illustrated horoscopes can't ed and really marched You Erte artist remarkable by European earn a second division rating In a with Interpretations by NORVELL without really Hollywood popular astrologer and national contest River Bear “You and the Stars” marching and while author of Don’t miss the horoscope for those marched Warner Thompson won the praise of announcers and spectators the signs of Taurus born under The Crab and Gemini April 21st by his exhibition of twirling after the mass band perDirectly to July 22nd In the American the magazine distributed formance courtesy cars took them Weekly LOS ANGELES with next Sunday's EXAMINER in LEGAL IIOTICE NOTICE TO of Sarah it SALE:' 1937 Plymouth Sedan good — Motor Overhauled Priced to Sell — 46900 FRONK CHEVROLET CO FOR Tires SINCLAIRIZE YOUR CAR FOR SUMER SPECIAL PRICES! GARLAND Sinclair Service Willard L Wood Prop CREDITORS B Tlngey in tlm Salt Lake a recapturing 50 per cent of not needed for the original- iniavpln-gaii d it whore s°t (lament has been for a long period lu progress and where verv high a?i ieiiltuia! if m adequate dution Is Is av I'iilii r "A Chill Is In i rrttV cf f p n p( iiiisq qomp sucii g ? a p prpt(V well reatlid the limps of Its agrl'ruliurM 'Thevliave pretlr veil devel )ed In Vtali all the Irrigation possibilities arid as a ninsequonce those areas are In many cases over populated: that Is the holdings are too sninll for cessful farming and operations only by augmenting their water supply and promoting the tfon of more Intensive crops can they maintain their present Lit kin and maintain their present economic prosperity nlnady X SUNDAY Tremonton - MONDAY "I N 1 T t i TUESDAY in E R M EZ Z O” WEDNESDAY i THURSDAY & “CONGO MAISIE” With Ann Sothern FRIDAY i SATURDAY & Joan I in Bennett DAUGHTER” “THE HOUSEKEEPER’S “Ma He’ Making Eye at Me” He’s Ashing For Y ' ffTibtoqcocf f l The Kind Dad Wears Graduation Gifts That you will be proud to give h BOYS $T&50 tk $3000 SUITS toj$1500 $29510 $500 v ' 79c"lo $150 25c to $100 oxfords SHIRTS TIES Al’ 1:: Vie - wrist watches TIE CHAINS KEY CHAINS I sV f YOUNG MEN’S SUITS $i8so uP & 50c JJ±T YOUNG LADIES’ DRESSES SILK HOSIERY SILK UNDIES COSTUME JEWELRY LOCKETS COMPACTS SPORT SLIPPERS $UX) to $195 t6 49c to 25c to $195 $750 $100 $100 75c $295 to $600 50c to $100 $295 to $375 J U COOMBS & PERSSOIJ CO VISIT THE Spestcicii&:z De- IVERSON - (A Love Story) Careful Investigation “So that a project such as this whose benefits would be so widespread should be studied carefully because of the general benefit to the state of Utah In stabilizing and posaugmenting iheir agricultural sibilities " Senator King: “In making these studies I assume it will Involve a study of the waters of the Colorado river In any of the upper basin states including Colorado?” Mr Page: “The general survey of the Colorado river basin contemof all plates a careful investigation possibilities in the Colorado river basin and this is one of the major features which have appeared In the slate of llah Most of the others are of relatively small imThere are n few small portance projects in eastern Utah but the soil quality is speaking not such as to justify any large expenditure on them” Senator King: “Your Investigations have demonstrated hare they not that there are large areas of very fine agricultural land which would be served if this project were to go through?” Mr There Is Page: “Oh yes much more land In central and western Utah than we can hope to get water for out of the Colorado t Utah Leslie Howard Irrigated to their rooms and from there to Mr Si Mrs A D Rich attended the the train wedding reception for Mr & Mrs ceased of The Idaho Special Dean Andrus In Salt Lake City Fri- Creditors will present - claims with encars pulled by the largest at day evening the to vouchers undersigned gine In the world left Grand JuncBrigham City Utah on or before tion at eleven entertained he Mrs Art Felsteid thirty In the evening 1940 AX) the first day of August and the Utah Special with twenty bridge club Monday evening Prizes de TINGEY administrator ELMO Tired eleven at fifty were won by Mrs Leland Hansen cars left will annexed non with the bonus in fitfully band members Mrs Sterlings Hutsh and Mrs C J slept of the estate of Sarah B Tingey We Wood almost warm Luncheon was served to 12 straight seats Deceased Lake at eight thirty members and 4 guests M MASON attorney reached Salt GEORGE next morning the Nationadministrator First for the J L Weldmah Joe Forsberg and City al Bank Building Brigham F B Fashbaugh were all at the A SERVICE FUNERAL Utah Thank meet us you to train 26 April COMPLETE Date of first publication gentlemen We were happy to en1940 band seventy-twwith trust you SHAW & four mothers and one band numbers NOTICE TO CREDITORS director on the last eighty milec of the return trip to Tremonlon Archibald! Estate of Annas Vilate raspqnBSRECSES&SK Wc We had a delightful trip Archibuld also known as Vilate T wish to thank all citizens dubs and Archibald alro known as Violet T sc contributed who organizations will claims with Criclitors present to the fund Especially to the undersigned at the generously to make I am prepared vouches np to the bus driver' we grateful Mason First are abstracts in the shortest of George M office transand A F Johnson wlio-time and to make them absoluteBrigham National Bank Building of students and lireacc on cr before the 15tb portation I post a $(10000 Utah ly accurate City to Salt Lake helped and bark bond as your f July A D 1940 insurance against day nake the trip possible adUDY loss through rKS CHARLOTTE any error of mine The Band Mothers min 1st ratr x cf the estate of Annas also Archibald known as Vilate A BONDED i’ll U’TI'K bv b'ir! was repoited T Archibald also known as Vilate 900) while a vicious his dnq ridirg Deceased Violet T Archiba'd Date of frst publication: May 10 b eye'e down Ikvtory street WednesBrigham City Utah Estate Five THEATRE ORPHEUS )! 'n It involves loge part perhaps ''ir power which is Surveys In Progress remembrr that the “You perhap act directed the bureau to prepare a summary or an Inventory of the and rower possibilities irrigation in the Colorado river basin That work has been going on for several and as this is a' feature years It should be studied In connection with the general summary Actualthe surveys are In progress nnd ly soil surveys In the vicinity of Richfield and Delta and other places in Utah have been progressing quite rapidly In the territory which would he served by this proposed diversion transmountain “Likewise there have been a number of studies made on the diversions from eight prospective sites on the Green and Yampa river” Senator King: “So that If water rivers at the origin of this aquewere obtained for the lands to include Those duct geographical studies of various sites for tunnel which you have just referred homes could le made for a large So that actiicllv the construction of number people?” surveys arc well initiated and in Mr thousands of fact are making good progress The Page: “Yes state through nonropiirhon mule people As I say the agricultural available $62500 for this project development of Utah is about at Its for the period nnd wo climax There are not many places to meet where water ran lie made available welcome the opportunity to improve the conditions” state money because we ob’ain Senator King: “Tills appropriatwo dollars’ worth of work with tion which is being sought bv this one dollar's worJliof federal exis necessary hill we and would be for definite and have the pense policy that wherever stabs nike the advantage of the upper basin In that wav they states and would aid in determinmoney available have a preferential status in the ing Just where power and Irrigation projects are feasible and might Rti'dv of the projects In such ‘ate bo constiucted?” we and for that Mr I think that “Yes Page: carrying on as fast as It can much more titan the amount specithe funds be eflicbnily ii' ne v lr'oti a - available fied in this bill is needed for that involvts q itte mirpose in the upper basin states “The project n comm i hensive The This is one part of the general program f which we hope to havo ademen iiliiMintes whit is prnpc e is by appropriation pretty high pumping ft quately financed at the Cdored j river for s:oi age under tlio general authority” memory Friday afternoon our band Don't their concert think it wasn't thrilling Sinute noon Page Josephine Sunday It! made work mothers TIMES Bowcutt as Mr Si Mrs J II Kirkham and Mr had Mr & Mrs Jack & Mrs Malcolm Gaddie and daughtguests of Ogden and Mr & Mrs ers spent Saturday Salt L&ki in Forsberg of Helper Don Burnhope City Mrs WORLD'S FAIRS AI AND NEW SAH TOM' FRANCISCO Don't ml the great 1S40 World' Fair which offer many new and Plan now lo go Fine fast Union Pacific trains interacting attraction offer superb travel comfort freedom from highway haxard delicious dining car meals service Registered everything to male your trip enjoyaLle all the way ABSTRACTOR NORM For further RICHARDS N LEE (ill 1940 day lFrlWuKiiif twr fiOAO Oi IHi J) da Agent I 3 riione t 25 Garland t i |