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Show 4 Sail J o I' CARS OF STEEL ARRIVE FOR MARYSVALE LINE TWENTY-TW- la Line For - MORE THAN 500 DEGREES ARE GIVEN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS O ROAD TALK Salmas Celebration The University of Utah, conferred five hundred and fifteen degrees and h certificates at the annual commencement exercises held at the university campus, Tuesday June 7. The degrees were very evenly divided Attention ' Citizens of Southern Improvement of the water supply the six schools of the campus Utah among broadcasting from station for Salina, a report of the special thirteen degrees of master of announcing the approach committee appointed to investigate science and eight of master of arts 0f Independence day and the mon- and solicit the establishment of a included. This waa one of the lar- - j gtrous celebration that is to be held classes ever graduated by the jn Salina, Monday, July 4th. wholesale distributing house at SaOther institution. 6tate will news to stations the from the of entertainment big carry guests lina, In bis annual report delivered at an of the world, and incident parts the Monroe Lions club, musical and the commencement exercises, Presi-Jai- y everybody is invited and maybe reading numbers and an elaborate dent George Thomas of the universi- - Colonel Charles Augustus luncheon at the Main cafe, formed ty stated that the schools enrollment bergh, the famed aviator, will be here the nucleus for an interesting session curing the past year had reached its as a Speclal guest. He is invited, of the Salina Lions club Thursday highest peak-- in history with 3002 ac- - F0r the occasion of the observance of tively enrolled in classwork. The to- - the great, national day, a stupendous, evening of last week. tal enrollment including extension div- - spectacular, glorious and entertain-wa- y A movement has been on foot for He further ng program will be given, thus ision students was 6380. several months past to have estabstated that entrance requirements for suring celebrators the very best of lished here a distributing point for I be school of engineering were to be entertainment from the time of the territory adjacent to Salina. The tightened to require an additional ;ng the salute at sunrise, until the . matter was taken up with officiate of unit of mathematics. 8un peeps over the eastern hills the the Z. C. M. I. at Salt Lake, and H. Among these receiving degrees this following morning if any so desire. E. Lewis, chairman of the committee, h Salina will celebrate and year form the university, fifty-tw- o towns end cities, thirteen states brate on a large scale, is the an- reported that he was assured that should such a warehouse be estabanI four foreign countries were rep- - nouncement coming from the den of lished in Southern Utah, Salina would resented. the Salina Lions club, which organiz- be considered as a possible location. ation will sponsor the celebration. The committee named to aid in locatThis club, of course, will be aided ing possible water sources for the inby the Salina Legion, post materially crease and improvement of the muni36, American Legion, the various lacipal water supply, reported progress dies clubs and members of the city and added that several places had council. With the several organizabeen investigated . tions back of the plans, every assurThe local club members, in addition ance is given that those heading to transacting a volume of business', their autos, buggies, airplanes, etc., entertained Lion Tietjen, president, toward Salina on Independence day N. E. Christensen, the well known will be royally entertained. It will and Lions Lindgreen and Magleby of slate road commission and other. pow the newly organized Monroe Lions ierful influences at Salt Lake in ap- -, rabbit breeder, and who is boosting installation of the spurs and sidings urge for the betterment of the high- - j club. propriating huge sums o money for the industry for this section, attendSalina in main the at various beet Centhe Sevier way through canyon, dumps other ani ess important roads ed an important meeting of the Chester Myers, well known here as f travel through Southern - tral Utah rabbit breeder- s- held at 'parade, music, dances and every g a former school teacher, was pres- county. The total cost of the build- - arery j throughout the state, it shows, by igan tab the full supget thereby addand ent from his home in Logan, of the dumps and putting in the noring the pleas of Southern Utahns, Gunnison last Saturday evening. Mr. turn that goes to complete arrange- port of all Suthern Utah? Is the that politics are being vigorously Christensen was named a member of ments for a roaring time, will be ed mirth by giving two humorous n $100,000 spatronage 0f the south worth it? If a committee of three to arrange for named and activities will be started USC(l But therell come a day, readings. Fred Hamersley, of Logan, mark. This, in the face of the. wild .not, all are willing to seek other ports a permanent organization, which is at once. o was also a special guest at the meetrumors circulated the curb.-- of trade, by being be effected Saturday, June 25, at to Wouldnt it be a mighty fine plan While nothing definite has as yet ing. Mr. Hamersley gave a splendid stone indicates that there o farmers, the on durbeen .Manti, in to and Saturday road a foim Commenting arranged in the way of enter-Th- e building talk on civic organization, project will be a normal beet harvest during News Gunnison Salt the Tribune Valley it is announced that the Lake. in class Salina to a the and have meeting he tainment, talk (and says by canyon gave praise ing his the coming fall. Since the heavy j believe that the aiticle is local band will be in action through-sponsored itself? Think it over, commissioners, says: local club members for the numerous rainfalls during tlm week and with, by billy wendover patriotic program rishel) that at- - and aid in keeping the Salina canyoij. Enthusiasm ran high last Saturday out the day. activities. In his travels, Mr. Hamideal atmospheric conditions, the rtempts have been made in the the in first class condition, thus evening when some fifty rabbit will be given and the best speaker the past highway ersley stated, he had found that beets in the northern part of the few years, .to make the tourists in inviting travelers .to Utah, instead of breeders and prospective breeders available will address the throngs; guide posts for the benefit of travelhave made a big gain and the the eastern section believe that there met-- . at the Gunnison Valley high there will be dances and a treat for driving them away, ers proved a splendid help and urged county fear had been entertained for a is no 0ljtlet that school building and discussed plans the kiddies. Races, a fast nd scien-fdirectly west of Salt that all communities follow examples failure has vanished. i . Lake. But there is south of Salt the organizations of the Central tific prizefight and a cracking h set by other cities. In the Gunnison ' Valley district, Lake! xhe pikes Peak Ocean-to- association, ball game. These are but a few of Rabbit Breeders where an inspection of the conditions ocean The. meeting, which had been adver- - the big events for the day and before highway furnishes a splendid of the white fly has been complet- arrival of the day for the celebra-an- d tised, brought breeders from Salina outlet, an dincidentally it carries you ed, tlm reports prove highly encour- - through the grandest the session Manti and in a full and complete program will tion the throughout scenery aging. The Gunnison Valley News, y.'hole nation. There is a bleak and proved of great interest. No action appear in these columns, in commenting on the situation, has was . taken towards the organization the following to say: of the association at the Saturday Unless something further happens Hold meeting, but at Manti June 25th, the the beet crop in Gunnison Valley will association will be regularly organizbe normal. Conditions are not at all ed with a. complete set of officers and bad in the beet fields and the splen- - For.New the appointment of various commitConvention At The first meeting of the officers did of week rains the the first tees. By the interest already shown, during and directors of the Great Western owersWe for the a and due to the fact that many are to CSSUIS crP Salt company, since the organization embark, in the breeding of rabbits, early this spring, was held 'at the J. Oscar Anderson, postmaster at the future of the industry in the terA survey of the probable water Wedcompanys offices at Redrrlond, sources for Salina was made Tuesday Salina, accompanied by Mrs.- Ander- ritory to be covered by the associathe The state highway, between nesday of last week. The meeting Cetion looks highly encouraging. of this (week, points in the Loss Creek son, left Tuesday, afternoon for end of the pavement just below the was attended by all the stockholders, dar City, where they attended the E. M. Jolley, one of the local and included James R. Howe, Chas. school building, to Redmond, is canyon, springs and . o' her sources annual convention of the Utah state breeders, 'was' named as te'mpo'rary high 0. Sethness, Ben F. Zimmer, of Chi- the west east of the ,and ng.. inspected branch of the National League of chairman Saturday night, and Ed- - receiving the annual coating of fine early growing season in 1925, were cago,' Earl S. Wright of Redmond, r.nd as all know, that prospective places District Postmasters, which was held ward Sorenson, a breeder of high gravel 'and the highway is being put year a splendid and H. L. Mulliner of Salt Lake. One carcfulJy inspected to determine a june 15 and The convention class rabbits at Manti, was chosen jn first-clas-s harvested in. was fall. Thus tha crop condition, and greatly of the important business transacPss'UJe-lowto and out find the purit is declared 'temporary sccretaiy. Mr. Sorenson and cosed W. last E. of evening Davis, spoke entomologist improved over what it had been durtions was the selection of officers to in ty ?f the waters. When all places to have been a big success from ev- - 0f Manti ave a lengthy talk on rab-- . of the' department agriculture electiion serve the company, and the the winter months. The constant of the white fly control in have .been visited it is propostd to ery standpoint. bit breeding, and told of the bene- - ing over the state highway south resulted as follows: President, Jas. charge travel council to the matter, Suhmiii , mark-the. ,cty fMr. fits- that, could ba derived through Wednesday morning at ten, Chas. 0. Sanpete and Sevier counties. which has grown exR. Howe; from Gunnison," further consideration. ing the opening of the convention, , a care,) feeding, breeding and market- Ben Davis, in company with D. H. Whit- Sethness; second With the advancement o the sum- - splendid program was given, con- - jng He emphasized on cooperation ceptionally heavy during the pa it for F. Zimmer, all of Chicago; secretary- - tenburg, agricultural supervisor At Ja3 f,the the Gunnison Sugar company, com- - mer months and the . great demand sisting of addresses and music. marketing and declared that this smJ holes which for treasurer and general manager Earl for water, the .question has reached the afternoon session annual reports .'coud ,.an wuW obtain through or- - other fields g the beet U S. Wright, Redmond. H. L Mullmer, sult fr yesterday, and the re- - a point where immediate steps must were, heard and reports on committee - ganization, Is the . that a prominent attorney of Salt Lake, has system , gravel proven I. L. Henrie and 'ven ls that the conditions are be taken to mee. the shortage and work were made. Congressman Don . j. sat and who is a director in the Great sfactory. highly likely definite action will be taken B. Colton gave the address of the .jl g. Gregory, rabbit fanciers of Gun favo.rable for a real crP Western Salt company, was named Through the instrumentality of The nison, gave talks, touching, upon var- the next regular session of afternoon, .his subject being before cool The the moisture, nights, as legal advisor. M. B. Zimmer, who June Metcalf, county commissioner the city council. Postmaster as a Community Asset. jous points to be considered for the was cloudy days, are detrimental to tjie Gunnison valley distiict, and is inteiested in the company, for the At the second days session busi- - best results. Following the main d life of the beet pest,' and the condi- - . In the party that made the survey district road supervisor, Alex also present at the meeting. Beck, tions now prevailing are going to do were Mayor Leo Merrill, H. E. Lewis, ness matters occupied the time of the cussiannround-tabl- e talks were given local men have been On employed. to matters pertaining New officers and ideas on marketing, raising, feedImportant much in carrying theerop to matur- - representing the Salina Lions club, convention members. MetMr. Lake visit to Salt recent his imthe future development of the ity, continued Mr. bavis. In June of Engineer K. Tanner, who is here are to be chosen and a selection of jug aad breeding were exchanged, calf took the matter up with memmense salt beds east of Redmond and last N. E. Christensen of Salina, yeaar, records , show, there were from Provo, and the council water some Utah city for the 1928 conven- bers of the state road commission diswere the company, by S. tion were among the principal fea- - watd Sorenson of Manti, and E. M. Qnly three cloudy days and less than .committee, , II. C. Williams, II. and the chief engineer, with the recussed and plans were outlined for of an inch of Crant and 0. G. Nielson. The special lures. of the closing day. After ad- - Jolley were named as a committee to the shipping of the product. It was rainfall. During this month to date, committee, named by the council are journmept the .postmasters and their arrange for the meeting at Manti, at! sult that many of the farmers were idle and could do the work efficient- announced several weeks ago that the conditions have been still Jooking, for possible sources of wives were taken for a tour to Ce- - which .time constitution and reversed, state load eom- the company wou . bui d a spur rac only four days of clear weather being . , and pre urging suggestions dar Brakes,. members of the Cedar, will' be submitted and regular offi- supply, , t from the branch line of t no Denver At recorded, and the rainfall is estimated from being cers elected to pilot the new organ- City Chamber of Commerce apy citizen.. men ,ave ijeen op Rio Grande. This program will be to be the hosts on this .occasion. .75 of an inch. lization through the present year. Ir. Danearly i;mployeit wilh teamSf to haul their adcarried out just as soon as final vis stated that the fly thriyed in I various ROM from the CONVENTIONI BACR. pits ro gravel the contracts between ATTEND CONVENTION justments of LEAVING FOR iirtiriL'i n warm sunshine and was able to do between the highway along rail company and the salt company damage, and that the reverse condiJ. E. Kimber, the well known gro points The nineteenth annual convention Dr. A. J. Lewis, proprietor of the Gunnison and Redmond. officials are made. The final con- tions now pievailing would do won- - of the Utah State Bankers associa- - Lewis Diug company, left for Ogden eery clerk, and who has occupied poExcepting a gap between the Beck tract for approval is now expected ders in checjdng the harmful results, .tion, held at Salt Lake Friday and Tuesday to attend the annual sitions with many of the stores in and just below Axtell, the work farm will its on arrival steps any day and farming, where wild Saturday, proved one of the most sue- - tion of the Utah Pharmaceutical as- - Salina,. will leave the last of this has been practically completed an be taken immediately to build the lumois are started, is doing much to cessful ever held by the Utah bank- - sociation, held at the Bigelow hotel wock for Richfield, where he has ac the work thus far done has resulted line. discouiage the growers of the vat- - ers, declared II. B. Crandall, cashier Wednesday and Thursday of this in giving the traveler a fine road on ley. However, the growers are high- - of the First State Bank of Salina, week. Much business will be trans- Gunnison Valley to travel. which The Blue Bird girls, members of ly encouraged over the reports .sub- - and . who. was a delegate to the con- - acted at the business sessions and in accompanied by his family and they New. the second ward primary, entertained mitted by the expert and are buck- - vention.. Splendid talks by eminent addition to this Ogden citizens plan- - will make the county Beat their per- of Dr. manent home. They have hosts at an outdoor party Thursday after- ling in with the hopes of producing financiers on the foreign debt and ned an entertaining program. Stanley Peterson was an arrival noon at the park. Mothers of the big yields. warm friends here who will wish other subjects, banquets and touring Lewis is expected home Saturday. Duchesne last Friday even?n. fioin home. in new were their and were them special made convention guests the girls p'osperity trips, pleasing Stanley, who is but a young boy. enteitained vith games, and a dainty Mrs. Leland Crane arrived from thioughout. Some three hundred vis-a truck load of flour from the is MH F.lsinore luncheon was serve! by the girls. the north Monday evening. Thelma Bril of j Mrs. state bankers, were present and the ' section to Salina, the flour Vernal home of is June Bird the Webb this) Mrs. Brig. Crane will visit during the summer entertainment afforded by Salt Lake of Manti were dinner guests Tuesday jiting at the supervisor chased .by the B. B. Shop. . week. being class pui home. A. Crane S. menths at the S. Ciane home. bankers could not have been better. girls evening at the A. The replacing of rails along the (By A. SQUARE DEAL) branch line of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad, between Salina and Gunnison, is to be started shortly.! n H, Blood, chairman of the state : barren, highway across During the past week twenty-tw- o of been Nevada. And its- a the has commission, plains appointed carloads of rails have been unloaded roa.d at Salina and an equal amount hasa member of the executive committee ' puddin. for the outfits that do paint-bee- n jobs on cars when the coast point left at a point just below the of the American Association of High-in- g Gunnison station. The new consign- way officials, dispatches say. I am is reached. o ment of rails weight 85 pounds. wopdepng, now, whether T. H. Me-- 1 No and of were accepted ands ifs federal the bureau of chief Donald,' No program has been announced a ' two Mr. Salina cannot and t Blood, by roads, canyon publlq loyal highway be yet as to when rail Jayihg will a state in conerence with the together and Salina declare boosters the get in is when but started, everything readiness and orders are received, a canyon highway an important road, road commission last week. The two crew of 125 men will be employed on instead of declaring it to the con- boosters asked the state road com- chairman if any attempt the work. More than likely the lay- trary. Heres hoping. would be made to have $10,000 re- continued of be will the rails to ing stored that T. H. McDonald, chief of of the A fellow, said that when he came Marysvale, the .terminal branch, which President Pyeatt an- down Salina canyon Sunday evening, the bureau of public roads, withdrew nounced would be included in the pro- that he had found no dust, and that when someone said the canyon high- When w'as unimportant. gram of road improvemejri this sum- the slate road commission was not to a hesitancy to the answer, was mer. blame. It was the storms of Sunday boosteis unhesitatingly and afternoon that made the roads miser- the declared ' they would, Mis. C. A. Mattsson of Richfield able. Naturally this would follow a with the aid of the Salina Lions club, and Mrs. C. Ray Evans of Coalville storm, as no culverts or drains were the Richfield Commercial club and were guests Monday of Mrs. F. A. provided for the trail along the rail-rea- d. blueblooded American, carry This will happen many times every Mattsson. to a higher tribunal than the matter this summer. And all because suffistate the Utah road commission. And cient funds have no as yet been alwe all think that is right. lotted to make the important higho way what it should bq. fifty-eight- sun-ridde- - u Lind-missi- . as-the- re cele-Uta- , j -- fea-in- . A or base-Uta- Postmasters ijlake. Survey State: Cedar Water Sources - - cify-.Sover- . f fr ) - s- Ed-own- twenty-hundiedt- A. by-la- . t !e - conven-Cuibsto- ne 1 . at 'M 1 |