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Show Roberts Lauds Use of Steel Plant i i it'; Slag for Road Building Purposes I, Three burglaries Rere under investigation by Provo Police. this morning and two men were at- arraigned on charges of an tempted burglary in a fourth material County are using b'ast furnace passing a No. 100 screen and chips and are enthusiastic about can be easily mad;- - to meet! them. These same chips are Road specifications. sealing! hauled as far away as the Colo- chips are cleaner as Heckett rarlo border and cost users as In Utah County. Engineering hag washing facili much as $7 to $8 per ton and commented. "We agree ties to remove dust. Most sup- - are considered a good buy. Blast with Utah State Read Officials pliers of rock chips do not have furnace chips weigh only 2100 in their statement that slag Is washers. pounds per yard and coyer much mure area per pound of is less tough, durable and an excellent material Specification road building material. chip 15 than about costly gravel by The commissioner concluded, "Slag is convenient, adapt- 20 per cent, and in addition is less and cleaner costly able, on a loaded basis which "We are pleased that U. S. bought than local gravel supplies. It is amounts to another 15 cents per Steel is trying to provide concentrally located for use In the ton saving. s inch clean, and inexpensive venient, advancounty and is especially washed chips cost $1.20 per ton for our purposes and material American to the Lehl, tageous loaded on our trucks as comFork, Pleasant Grove, Llndon pared to a cost of over $2 per we hope that we can do more and Orem areas. There are var-iab- ton, unwashed, from the to 'urther the expansion of this sizes ranging from vital road building enterprise "Nearly all cities In Utah in our county," Commission Utah County Chairman Stanley D. Roberts said today that slag from United States Steel's Geneva Works is a great aid to road construction diameter down to i it I "" Utah WM 30, 1968 It's Interesting Study By United Press International Separate traffic accidents in northern Idaho over the weekboys, end killed two teen-ageraising the state's traffic toll for the vear to 214. State police said the latest victims were MiKe uavia, la Walnut Creek, Calif., and Tra-cThompson, 15. Grangeville. Davis died Sunday morning when the car he was driving careened from Highway 64 and overturned 4Vi miles west of Mm Perce. Officers said the youth may have fallen asleep. Thompson waa killed Satur day nleht when the car in" which he was riding veered off U.S. 95 at Cottonwood while (ravelins at a hieh rate of meed. It atrack a power pole. Rodney M. Jay, U, vllle, the driver of the car, was listed in critical condition at hospital d i By SHIRLEY CHATWIN The origin of names of Utah communities constitutes an in teresting study. A town with a debatable origin is Kamas in Summit County. Many residents claim that the name was deriv ed from an Indian herb while others say it was named after an early explorer by that name. Despite the many theories the naming st.ll remains a mys tery. The Indians and trappers re ferred to it as ' Kamas Prairie" or "Yambow" the valley of herbs. A herb known as Kamas or camaa grew in abundance in the town's early history. The camas is a genus of plant of the lily family. They have narrow crass-lik- e leaves known as "bear grass" and many flow ered clusters of blue, purple or white flowers called "wild hya cinths." Used As Food The plant thrives well in mea dows wet in spring. These bulbs made up much of the diet of the Ute Indians. They were eaten BORN both cooked and raw. Some AT UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL times they were ground with Sundays service berries. Girl to Glen K. and Lorraine The Kamas Valley was first Taylor Vernon, CVem. settled in 1858 by one of Utah's .Boy to Fredrick and Millie key figures, the legendary Holt Sandera, Provo. Thomas Rhodes, in accompaniBoy (o Keith and Gayla Rog- ment of 25 men, The valley ers Huntsman, Provo. wsj called Rhodes Valley for Girl to Dale and Rose Ann Statistics Hansen Gunthei, American Fork. Saturdays Boy to Francis Brent and Paula D. Forbush Johnson, Provo. Girl to Darrell and Ruth Ware Martin. Provo. Girl to Robert Kenneth and Vickie Lyn Carter Jacobsen, Orem. Boy to Grant and Linda Wild ing Johnson, Provo. Girl to Paul D. and Barbara Lear Bryner, Provo. Crying Baby Put in Washer Calif. (UPI) baby was A killed Sunday wnen a neighbor boy put her in a washing machine to stop her from crying. Police said the boy went to the home of John Wall to play with his son, Jeff, 3. Wall, 21, was asleep on the living room couch. The haby, Laura Leslie Wall, was in a bassinet in the bathroom, crying. Officers said the boy put the crying baby in a washer full of hot water and operating. The boy then went home to tell his mother the baby was crying and told her to call Wall. The infant was pronounced dead on arrival at Kern General Hospital after firemen unsucld What's Playing the Movies At PROVO The Uely Ones Academy plus Track of Thunder Half a Sixpence Paramount Uinta Hammerhead Pioneer For the Love of Ivy plus Point Blank Fox Thoroughly Modern Millie OREM The Ugly Ones plus Geneva many years early founder. in honor this of Letter Roy Lambert, local resident and historian, says that infor mation taken from a letter writ ten to Elder George Albert Smith from Andrew Jensen in Old - In fOUR BIRTHDAY mi HOROSOOfi Payson Farmers Employ New Chemical Methods - i Pra, M HI III mat I provo e)MM turn m rlf ... wee VMM Vim II tn-mtU-la- N S. STATE, PROVOJ SHOW 7:43 ADULTS $1.23 momw 1 wise intmiwii hj Sidney Ete5tip ill Three Hurt In Weekend Crash Salem PTA To Hear About Use of Narcotics Three persons were injured in a two-ca- r accident at 1280 N. State St., Provo, during the lea Marvin oMjo PTA meet- Salem SALEM ing will be held at 7:30 p.m, Thursday in the Salem School. Two detectives will speak and show films on narcotics and drug abuse. All parents are encouraged to attend. Refreshments will be served. Vince Edwards UNIVEUU PICTURE eyltM -CO- ENDS AT I 9:30 1290 A BULLET SPENT M TUES. 21 tV e V ii2t EARNED OPEN 6:45 7:00 p.m. FEATURE STARTS Judy pores (nam rvg mm m TtCHNICOlCt EVENINGS 7 2 DAYS!! With Love" Geeson TRIPHAMMER! ftCal A LAST LIKE IS MILLIE iuiuvi The sea Iguana is the only lizard to adapt itself to marine conditions. Anaie Dicklne ,,DGGD,' HITS A 73 ulieAndrews ranoss hunters 1 "P0INTBLANK" reach from floor level to ceil- which was previously owned by ready market for all they ing, the plants are now about Mr. Garner's father, the late 36 inches high and loaded with James Garner. The Garners blossoms. There are from 15 to ralsj much truck garden pro 19 small tomatoes on each duce on the farm of weekend. n wconw a h iKwucoiwr v () -HIT- jhsaw r'FS"CH IT.T T HELD OVER SHOWS AT 7:20-9:4- 0 li k FROM THE BROADWAY STAGE SMASH! VM HILARIOUS 1 COLOR CO-HI- T ...osnllood STARRING" U Ul ! d'J3 m:m budget's cilfl'thtftolt..,Qurmtt ith litin r. - 2 Howcaix OPEN uowutn-rwittum- 7:I.V-MiO- ts 8:00 W BiSia This FIRST AREA SHOWING OPEN ..7:30 p.m. OPEN SHOW . . GREAT OXM m mm - MME 7:30 P.M. ONI SHOW NIGHTLY AT 8 .00 P.M. .1.00 p.m. ENDS TOMORROW DOVT MISS THESE Artnti i JI incnDEmvi e All HELD OVER prices! Your food mmm HURRY 0eUt llnirad 7 13, 131, 10 TICMItCalM best vilut m town, (ATII UTAH COUNTY DRIVE-I- L 1255 as -- SEATS $1.21 SUGGESTED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ! A WINNER OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDS! BILL! ACAftOfwiraiunoN DAVID LEAN'S FILM OFBORSWGTERNAKS food it pncticil prices. From steaks to undwichet, Rovil Inn ororides MIMttft - ert Speed-A-Wa- al practical uteretf a teceatf cltw mnm Ulik. tt mI tHK m Boy Hurt In Blast L LUCILLE BALL HENRY FONDA i Santaquin Naval Aviation Team on Campus - BOB HOPE rr in JINIIN, (Wither are at PHYLLIS OILIER PeMiMie every tntfMM Urnvft) PrMay tnj lunaey .ixtrmm Wee) ky the Nerei Cerperattee.. Utak. Mae I. tk Marl Mreet, Greenhouse 'Hydroponic DOLLAR PUNCHY PARKING (UH)-Tatr- ick France ROYAN, Deauville, 20, spotted a parking place but someone beat him to it. Furious. Deauville broke the other driver's nose ilh one punch. Ill was arrested for assault. cognizance. Their preliminary will be Oct. 14. Rock Thorn a hrngs used Burglars e othier se under investi. Products Co. acetyler.r cutting was a burglar)- at today gat'on walk-ivault torch to open the e ViaduO Cafe 1605 W. Cen- at Thorn's Sunday night or this riot a ilc ua.fA tpr St Ivn uv""" nr,c dvau.i mornne. .'. able. inPolice at press time were -' at 1425 vestigating the break-iE. 900 S., Provo. Glen Christen-- j sen, Thorn s omce manager, said someone broke into a shop and took the acetylene torch to the office building. They cut a window screen and! pried a window open and took the hoses and cutting heads into the office where they cut a "fairly large hole" in the metal SANTAQUIN A Santaquin door of Thorn's walk-i- n vault, boy lost his thumb and right then reached in and opened the forefinger and received serious vault from the inside, Mr. burns in a gun powder accident Christensen said. in Santaquin Canyon over the He estimated $60 to $70 cash weekend. Cal Campbell, 17, the son of missing. Police were also Investigating Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Campbell a break-i- n at Price's Ice Cream of Santaquin, was target shootParlor, 1270 N. 500 W., Provo. ing with a friend, Jerry Ross, Personnel at Price's reported in the canyon on Saturday when the accident happened. $500 missing. Details were not available. Finding an old metal pipe, the Two men, Boyd Ivie, 27, and two decided to take the powder Merrill Ivie, 32, both of Orem, from their rifle shells and make a were arraigned this morning in homemade bomb. In the process of making the bomb, the Provo Police Court on a charge amputating of attempted burglary at Provo powder exploded, Campbell's thumb and forefinLock and Safe Co. in Provo. ger on his right hand to the Police said the men were ap- first and second joints, and prehended when spotted by an causing burns and cuts on his employee w1k was working late far and arm. Friday night. The employe call. He was rushed to the Payson City Hospital for medical treatment and was later transferred to the St. Marks Hospital in Salt Lake City for surgery. He is presently listed in satisfactory condition. MONDAY, SEPTtMBtR M Born today, you are on who consistently tries to stay on th good i.Je of others any you try to do this, more1936 gives the origin of the com. over, without any compromise of your own firmly establishes principles. Almunity's present name. The though at times you tail to plea; , your By MADOLINE C. DIXON plant. Mr. Garner said he Is Is astonishingly baiting average high, letter stated that "Samuel F, while your standards of behavior rePAYSON Mr. and Mrs. working "like a little bee" in Atwood was set apart as acting main remarkably intact. Your main dif- James David Garner that each blossom is in- seeing with efforts to p.caie ficulty comes bishop in Rhodes Valley, which children, for you are Inclined to equate volved in a new industry which pollenized, which is accomplish pleasing them with a lack of discipline. he caused to be named "Ka- TUESDAY, OCTOBER I their ed by merely shaking the plant they have developed You can mas" because of a white man LIBRA (Sept. 23ct. 21) by means of a small device 91 on between farm Highway Important gains where support for that had passed through the make that resembles an electric tooth your present project Is roncerned. Don't Payson and Salem. your tongue get ahead of yovr Ideas. brush. valley in the early 30s before letSCORPIO The new project, a hydroponic Don't 22) (Oct. Thomas Rhodes came through." put off preparations for journey any Planting Described of plants in liquids) (growth If puns fall will longsr. you Adding significance to this have lost little. is one of the few The crop is planted in a 44 house, green 22) (Nov. theory was a woman traveler YouSAGITTARIUS in the entire state of Utah, and by 120-foThe greenhouse. may find an outlet for your who came to the town many Instincts In most unlikely places todw. is designed to produce tomatoes young tomato plants were plac Build schedule around available your years ago. Her maiden name time. chemically without use of soil. ed in rectangular plats which was Kamas. She told the story CAPRICORN (Oee. UJan. JO) You are filled with pea gravel. Food Beginning today and contincan produce some of your finest work Two Crops of a brother who came west in now end in me days ahead It you place Two crops are expected to be is carried to th plants by uing through the week on the the early days. He became lost care above speed. Don't set a deadline. of a means dissolved formula 19) Jan. AQUARIJ5 Urvested The first to his family and was never Smooth over domestic problems carty Brigham Young University per year. in water, and fed on the hour mid-AuguIn in the day and you should feel free to crop, planted will be the Naval Aviaof heard again. follow up profitable matters on other will be twice daily, by merns of an campus, 1825 Rendezvous ready for market In levels. tion Officer Programs InformaNo feeding takes Take 21) A historic gathering in the PISCES (Feb. early November. But the latter electric timer. of sudden Team with information conadvantage lessening of tion in the The fiber night. place form of a rendezvous took place competition. Don't depend on Its lasting part of December, the plants Is thermostatical cerning the Naval Aviation Offlong, however. building glass will have to their produced on the Kamas Prairie In the ARIES (March 22Aprll 20) An with fans and a icer of good will orl the part of another highest point and will then be ly controlled programs. su:nmer of 1825. General Wi- act or not unrewarded unnoticed should go for lowering the swamp system removed from the building. lliam Ashley, Jim Bridger, Jede. by you where children These programs, which lead particularly are Involved. Cleaning and fumigation will temperature and five gas fur to a diah S. Smith, William SubKnow 21) TAURUS (April commission, are lmmed-- l naces to help retain the temp own mind. If you hesitate to take then take place and another lette, Thomas Fitzpatric, Rob- your available to college fresh-- 1 iately on an another up unexpected opportunity. crop will be planted in Decem- erature between 60 and 85 de Cambell, J. P. Beckworth, you may not have another chance. men, sophomores, juniors and Shifts in ber, to be harvested some three grees. GEMINI (May 22June 21) D. C. Jackson and others inseniors between the ages of 17 mood could play havoc with your work months later. The hothouse will Family Affair remain on an even keel cluding many Shoshone Indians. today. Try toIf confusion and 27 with good vision and a arises. produce many tomatoes per Mr. and Mrs. Garner have minimum Other early explorers and emotionally 23 Proceed CANCER June grade point average not some year as can be produced on a ben assisted in accordlna to vour own goals establishing the of C or above. trappers have left record of one else's. These are days for learning five acre land farm. business by their sons, Robert Those interested coming into the valley. Jede-dia- h how to resist pressure. may contact The Garners are amazed at Garner of Technicali 23) Smith came in 1827, and LEO July Roy; Melvin Garner the information team on the ties, particularly the legal variety, may the e in made of pencil-sizgrowth Fremont came up the Duchesne orova too much for you at Tnis Time. Spanish Fork and Frank Gar- BYU campus. Seek help In handling your affairs. tomato plants that were placed ner of Genola. 23 River, over the ridge and down V RGO Aua. in a a bed four aroused display by weeks ers could easily be gravel The venture represents a $25,. only the Provo River In 1845. of petty lealousy. congratulate mose wno ago. Wound around strings that 000 investment on the farm choice farm land, and have a have won out and be done with It. Provo police reported cars drht-- by Kenneth L. Dall, 22, of 1118 E. 560 N., Provo, and Keith J. Jefferson, 34, Tuba Track of Thunder City, Ariz., were involved. Scera Dr. Zhivago n Injured were Mr. Dall, Yours, Mine and Ours Timp Dall, 21, 1118 E 560 N.. plus The Private Navy of Sgt. Provo, and Kathleen Hanlin, 210 O'Farrell NT. 700 E., Provo. All were in SPRINGVILLE the Dall vehicle. Art City The Green Berets They were taken to Utah Valy Villa ley Hospital for treatment, and PAYSON were then released. Huish Five Ca-- d Stud PLEASANT GROVL Grove The Odd Couple AMERICAN FORK Half A Sixpence Coral cessfully attempted Om rmr, Med Om mo CM rm h&i MR. AND MRS. DAVID GARNER of Payson inspect tomatoes from their garden and make plans for harvest of the crop grown in th eir new hydroponic greenhouse, background. Jue-lyn- To Quiet It lUIKRlPTtOM IV Si 1 How Was Kamas Named? Accidents t. I. 1 v-cf- h- 2 Killed In Idaho BAKERSFIELD. lb if Utah County, m-- n le MONDAY, SEPT. ed police who chased two n down, In court the Ivie men asked for a preliminary hearing and were released on their own n Three-eighth- Daily Herald Burglars Hit 3 Provo Firms; Fourth Foiled Ztrwr,1t ytj t EAKD3UH0! nmoeej 01 DM K VAN ZlIilAGO CUMD,MIll TmNDIMJ t o DI KE an4 HIT- - It BBIE DOCTOR RF,YNOI4)H "DIVORCE AMERICAN STYLE" DON'T MISS THISENDS TUESDAY! Great Holiday Entertainmfkit Starts Wednesday At The Vogue |
