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Show NEWSPAPER Advertising : AT YOUR SERVICE TO HELP YOU SELL County Boxers Asked To Enter Tournament Scheduled at Cedar City Jinx" (He Man '';2 imtiittrJ jtoak lifted no It drtwi AfteHtotMi tor yov - SAUNA, UTAH, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1940 YEAR TWENTY-SECON- D M Holds Wolf Pack Young men in Sevier county are extended an exceptional opportunity to show their prowess in the roped Grip arena at the annual A. A. U. boxing . tourney to be held in Cedar City March 11, 15 and 16. The Cedar City Loral Flayers Get- 'Off On Elks, sponsors of the affair, are inLosers Jn Bad Track .and Are viting all boxers in the southern sec, Two Battles; Monroe Undefeated tion ts. enter the tournament, and valuable prizes 'will be awarded to first and second place winners in each grand prize for weight division.-Thall first place' winners will be a trip to the intermountain tourney, .with all expenses paid, which will be held in Ralt.Iike on March 26, 27. and 28. All entries must be 1G years of age or better, and minors must have the written- - consent of their parents or Fridays Results Farmers, to Outline Court of Honor. Plans for Operation Marks Closing of Commission Says No Foods Are Available for Anniversary Week During 1940 Season In Tight NO. 23 Heavy .Expense On Current Program Throughout State Holds Funds Down for Secondary Projects, Delegation Asked to Give Support to Salina Canyon Highway Scouts of North Sevier District Signally Honored Whet; Presented With Merit Badges Meetings to Be Scheduled at Which Time Farmers Will Be iiven Data On Triple A Iloy During the next few weeks every farmer in Sevier county will be given an opportunity to participate in the 1940 agricultural conservation program. The farmers first step in participating in the program will be to make out a proposed plan of his farming ' operations for this year. This plan will show the crops he expects to produce and the practices he will carry .nut in 1940, Bannard E. Mattsson, member says of ' the county triple A committee. Road Salina-Scipi- o As a fitting climax in observing the thirtieth anniversary . of. the founding of the Iloy Scouts of Amerscouts of the North ica, twenty-seve- n Answering .appeals for some action on the Salina-Scipihighway and" to. have the project advanced to a point when work could be stairted as practical, and made by ci of SaJina, Richfield,- and a boosting .group from MillarJ farni-to-mark- o et as-soo- Sevier district, embracing and Salina, were signally county, members of the state road honored at a Court of Honor session commission Friday gave discouraging held at Redmond. Sunday evening. Jury Finds Evans reports and the plan is still in the Honor awards were presented to the balance. The matter was taken up at the Salina at a banquet-meetindeserving group in a session that was . Bicknell, 40; Salina, 32.'. guardians.- . pioud-nesand with enthusiasm maiked hotel when noon Guilty at twenty or Friday, Monroe, '20; .Richfield, lit.. S. Ross Hunt, chairman of the more interested citizens from the Court of Honor of the district, presouth presented the matter to the . Wednesdays Results. Gives Heavy Act in will be soon scheduled sided, and many parents and others Meetings membership of the state road comMonroe, 33;' Salina, 20. ceremonies to the in were aeh Sevier to present enjoy W, I). Hammond, chairman, community mission, county Bicknell, 28; .Richfield,. 27. with farmers their plans for and to applaud the recipients of the discuss and Peterson and George Preston The Mocking Man, Found Guilty of Breaking Abbott. Also he coming season and to explain merit awards. ' Fridays Schedule attending were Joe Into Local Store Sentenced , The program started with the prehow this farm plan can be useful to the bureau of with Young, Salina a Richfield. . 1 Years to 20 From By. Judge American cf activithe in sentation his ach farmer C. W. by chief assistant flag outlining Annual Moffit, Monroe at Bicknell. Opera ties for the coming year. The local troop G5G, and was followed by the and Vm. Osborne, of the Cecil Evans, alias Dee Taylor, con- engineer, committee given by state road engineering department. explains that if these scout song. Hail, Hail, North Sevier , high school" .Wcjver victed Friday by a trial jury in Judge A big delegation from Millard counplans are to be most effective they scout members. Troop G56 then gave Dean ineS, holding, second place in league Hayes court at Richfield, apDra'matic Story With Interesting must include scout Other laws. of a dramatization and that from Richfield and .surrounding crops e in Friday's practices standing, took, a before the court Saturday ty, Characters and Good Humor, in a maximum amount of numbers on the program were as fol- peared ill result surrt-ncommunities, presented the needs and and and Wednesdays, games, to receive his sentence of Portrays Southern History lows: Duet selection, Scouts Ross morning soil conservation for this area. immediate of improveimportance dered the place to Bicknell, and Monfrom one to twenty years In the state Bennett Nielson of Mr. Mattsson urges farm operators Dastrup andment on the highway, and their views roe still maintains head place, with The. Mocking Bird, an operetta to- give careful thought to their pro- troop 658; trumpet solo, Scout Cal- penitentiary. He was charged with to the state officials. nine straight victories. The ' Wolf the Felt & Ridd mercanin three acts, has been selected by posed farming operations. He says vin Ivie of troop 647; vocal solo, burglarizing After Owen Dastrup, member of tile store on the night of January pack, meeting old man .hard-luc- k the road committee of the Associated took a drubbing from Bicknell in last the music department of North Sev- they should especially consider the Scout Orlan Nordfelt of troop 657. $100 in Dale Peterson, principal speaker of 19th, carrying away nearly will be it that winpractices Civic as Clubs of Southern Utah, and school the for tak-cier presentation opponents ij high .Fridays battle, merchandise and money. lie. was for them to carry out this the evening, gave a fine and interwho acted as! chairman of , Fridays ning. by a score of 40. to 32. The its annual opera. It contains a' beauti- possible the to the penal institution first ear. .Notice of 1940 allotments will esting talk on The Origin of Scoutfighting bunch .from Monroe, the ful dramatic story of French coloniof the week, where he was incarcer- meeting, had announced the purpose made available to all farmers in ing. The organization cf Boy Scouts of the, meeting and advanced some same evening, gave, the Richfield the New in Orleans zation eigh- the near future and each farmer is some thirty years ago, the growth, ated. .in safe "Wildcats a trouncing with a 29 to 19 Evans, who gave the name of Dee of the real needs necessary for teenth century, when the mother urged to study these allotments so as the effect in upbuilding the American over the slid count. . . quick transportation Kanab when arrested at by cruntry sent shiploads of peasant las- to be able to help the county commit- youth and the manhood created in Taylor link, many connecting important when was the latter Sheriff Wednesday evenings engagements sies over the sea to provide wives for tee in Swapp, developing youth, were some of the informed to be on the lookout for a talks were mSde ''by' those seeking preparing the farm plans. saw the Wolves at .Monroe,, with the the colonists. The inan has Mr. out story hfch points brought by ' latter snagging the high score of 33, triguing plot, plenty of good humor, suspect by Marshal Roy Kiesel and the road improvementt ourth Anniversary a" 20 with while the locals lagged Sheriff Clarence Smith, broke into Seeking a standard road! and one only and a number of interesting charac- Of IAt this time, presentation of award Observed Daughter would meet the requirements of & that store count.' .Unable to get a start until ters. The the Ridd Felt and, loading rallying song of the Mockbadges brought glee, happiness and after-tha second quarter. had slipped of with a himself travel,' Mark Johnson, a present shirts, ing Bird, the heroine, comes at. a It' was a gay party Tuesday after- smiles from the boys receiving the leather coat' and 'supply made member of the Millard county board .some count, the strategic moment as it is sung the noon money, by and with only 3 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S coveted tokens. Second class badges a mistake that led to his Salina cretf made a splash and in the French drive back the Spanish troops early appre- of commissioners, W. W.'Sylvester, Ross Hunt, when Miss Nereece Hunt were presented by Quay Ivie of Au- hension. advercount. The ten the Salina chairman of the Sevier board of u notched at final Registering and win a complete victory. the . only daughter, celebrated her rora. Jesse Day, also of Aurora, pro 16 lead commit county commissioners, Delbert Hanwith a of he went whose after thoug'h, hotel, saries, to the in A well selected cast has been chos- fourth birthday anniversary. class Four sented first badges he made a change in sen, of the Sevier county commissionpoints going, into the finals, held en for the roles. The cast teen little guests were bidden to join dividuals who accomplished the high ing- the robbery, leading ' shirts, and carelessly tossed a price ers, each gave a logical talk for the tight and played a protective game. wijl be supported by a chorus of the little hostess .in celebrating, and rating. Merit badges were presented on the floor. This clue was taken immediate improvement, of the imR. Nielson, forward for the Wolves, a time was enjoyed in by Jay NelVon, commissioner of the tag traders', soldiers, townspeople, happy a careful check made, and portant road. Glenn D. Kennedy, who 11 and of out was the big shot, counting up indoor games. At six oclock district scouts. immigrant girls, etc. The memwhen the goods were recovered, all had collected some important data the total of 20 points collected. New-to- bers of the cast are: fieneral Aubrey, playing Wendell' Bench, outstanding scout, Mrs.' Hunt served dainty refreshwere easily Identified by Mr. Ridd, pertaining to the needs of improveforward for the Monroe "bunch, French New of reciNereece Miss the only one to. receive a star was ments. was the Orleans, Jay governor 0 store partner and manager. The bur- ment, stated that an average of counted ten points for his mates ami Neil sen V de Lorme, aide to pient of many, beautiful gjfts from badge, "the presentation being don.e Eugene were month tons store to transported the entrance per by was high scorcman for the llot glar gained ' .the governor, Vermont Harward; hen- friends. by Leland Nielson. a skylight, and after ga- over the road, and stressed the imcrashing Springs, crew. citizen a Maxime Grandpre, wealthy . thering his plunder left by a rear portance of building and maintaining This, Friday, evening the Wolver- of New Orleans, Neal Ivie; Yvette a high standard road in order to help door. ines travel to Richfield to take the Millet, Maximes ward, Bertha Peand l is At trial the Friday south Utahs industries. Thursday Wildcats on in a league game. terson; Manon de Lange, an immof of last of crowd backers With plenty of evidence submitted convicting week, a plenty big expected that igrant girl, Donna Brows; Jean de Marshal was evidence on by the importance of the road in last produced for page) (Continued Farge, a famous French pirate, Rex Salina discussion the Kiesel, Crane, placed before members Jay' Neilsen; Bob Finchley, a Virginian Mr. Riid. The latter of the state road commission, Chairanl Mr. and Mrs. Lars Peterson re- Marvin Roper; Captain Beloit of the turned Sunday night from Salt Lake. readily identified the goods found man W. D. Hammond briefly outlined Wilis Hales; Don Marseilles, ship Lincoln Topic Lion Principal Mountain in possession of Evans to lie from while Brought Huge in the were (Continued on last page) capital city . They Aurelio de Mendez, a Spanish envoy Of Sorosis Club Down By Rifle Shot the stock of his store. Big their daughter, Mrs. Earl Grimstead, Wayne Neilsen; the Marquis de Cat Will Make Fine Rug' Practically all of the goods taken underwent an operation from whic'J. a wealthy colonist, Lillian 'WiSorosis club were .from the store were recovered. Sevthe of Members reshe is making 'a satisfactory Oil Company Bellaire, her lliams; the Countess home of Mrs. Ix-- eral Indian head pennies and valu- Big Leaving early Sunday morning for entertained at the covery. niece. Kathryn Mayer; Janette, an The les- able old Hansen evening. Thursday coins, stored in the safe at the home grounds of the wily mounimmigrant girl; Carma Mason; Le son, The Life of Abraham Lincoln," the store, however, were missing. In Roand. tain lion, seven gun slickers nore, an immigrant girt, Gwen was given by Mrs. Morse .Burr. The a plea for the return of the savings bins; Javotte, the' governors house- big game hunters, Earl Bird, Phil roll call was answered by giving a bank, money owned by the daughters LOW Nielson, Guy Sorenson, Dallas Bird, saying by the Great Emancipator. of Mr. keeper, Darlene Rasmussen; Chi Media Ridd, Evans told Ridd sternly As . a slave belonging to Maxime, Enid Bruce Cushing, Bill Nielson and Lin- Following the lesson, a luncheon was he knew from and the money nothing of Knight; Pierre, a negro butler, Or ford Peterson, gave the warning that served to the members. could not' give any light as to where Ion Nordfelt. it would be a fateful day for any lion it could be found. Past Experiences Evidence of that chanced to leave his scent where Husband Honored In Reaching Patrons Success could hound Defense the trusty National pick up just With Birthday Party If the truth about what this councf Pioneers Daughters to. Carry Ads warnthe sniff. Many. one little Papers Apparently out into the Interesting Topic try needs Settlers Fele in one of Early lair the sounded not entertainChristensen Vernal ing Mrs. ...open and we could view it from all lion, for at four oclock ed at a birthday party in honor of. 'Ne'wspaper advertising to assist" sides, it would not Miss Stena Scorup gave an inter unsuspecting in local bulk plant and service staand town the to returned Members Fort Old the hunters . of Camp, the anniversary .of Mr. Christensen, Le anything very esting review on National Defense the arms of one member hung the retion of served the operator constitutes by far the was Dinner Pioneers, Daughters last Friday night. it complicated at a meeting of the American Lcgiort mains of fine seven-foo- t . settlers victim. at of ed the a single' item in Continental several greatest and spirearly to twelve guests following would.be quite simauxiliary, held Saturday at the home was enjoyed. the regular January meeting held at Oil companys 1940 advertising bud500 As reported,' the men hiked some ited game of Our country of Mrs. Albert loulsen in Redmond ple. adverContinental A, Rdbe, J.. two First prizes were won by Mrs. Lovell the' home of Mrs. James Reynolds gt, .' . needs a rest. 1 be program was arranged and given fifteen or twenty miles through Consolation the" last Thursday in the month. The tising manager, announced recently. Tom snow before and soff of pickCrane Morley. feet finally Defense National We need a rest ' celebrate to Continentals entire campaign is The awards went to Mrs. Evan Mickelson guests of honor were Dr. and" Mrs. ,C. from argument and Week outlined by the organization ing up the trail of the victim. Anto this' help the local designed year E.' West, Joe Sorenson. .James faithful hound immediately took up and Kennard Larsen. and, self-- j debate The musical program, consisting to in- Conoco of Ols'en. distributor products visitor Each derson and John. and treed the lion in the anointed shepherds Sengs,' piano solos,, and a musical the trail his crease life business, of sketchshort .pioneer gave a next mile. Thinking it would be a Return From Vacaiion sit - down - and reading, were all in harmony with Although the campaign will and the hardship's endured by the of the member one nice California J Kerra and South In includ pet, listen - itis. main the topic. Special guests 'elude alpiost every kincf of successful ((ay settlers. Other numbers on the tree in an endeavor to We been going through an era ed daughters of the Legionnaires of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Nielson, and the 'program" included .community advertising medium," our unusually where all the simpje things of life the Salina post. At the close of the lasso the oversized cat. The lion had Dean and Loraine 'singing, a lesson on transpoi tation and our successes of the past, they program a dainty luncheon was serv- no intentions of being' made a pet daughters, Carol hi in. hewere back like didn't and Sunday afternoon by Mrs. George Fenn, :wid Mrs. .John company. Nielson, are debated and . questioned. You ed to twenty-sevedea made He vacation a trip to. west Olsen gave a historica.l sketch of thc- backbone of dur campaign, was large following tree, anyway. 'tasty fAon't tune-i- or read much except Jack-ly visMrs. Frank far- coast points. Enroute west they life of .her parents. responsible for "the bulk 'of our A group of friends gathered at the parture and it was a mile or so where somebody is venturing an opinassisted and Mrs. son treed ited Boulder dam and Bakersfield very large "budget .being "spent for Reynolds, presided. ion on what is wrong and guaran- Evan Mickelsen home Wednesday eve ther on that he was finally, . a"' served house Mrs. were Hicks Okerluml, newspaper advertising. time This Los hound. while at by Angeles they if elected. But on ning and helped him celebrate his again by the trusty teeing to fix it town newspapers, incident-.- , to .Small luncheon Evans. Alfred chicken Mrs. would make decided Mr. of it and pie Sorenson guests, Guy '. top of it all, we keep on getting birthday anniversary. Following ally, will share in this plap ab exa nicer rug than a pet and brought Returning to Utah the Nielsons visitfavwith thread-barwas 500 more played, supper, . as the larger metropolitan to Merritt was hostess Nielson and tensively Mrs. with a rifle ed Ihoenix, Prescott Flagstaff, But listening to grand argument ors going to Mrs. Vernal Christen the spoils from the tree The dailies. Aces and. campaign will include the but members cf ' were cats Easy Ariz. seen, and soothing, Sweet words, it is like sen, Tom Morle'y, Mrs. Geo. Monroe shot. Three other Mrs. Morse Burr, a guest, Tuesday more than 1,300 papers throughout were not within rifle shot. .is with ice cream and fruit cake and Kcnnard Larsen, Luncheon was served at the the United States and is expected to Peterson Alvie Mrs. and Mr. evening. All members of the party reported and pic you get fed up and you eveLake Tuesday Main cafe at 8 oclock and place reach more than.' 33,000,000 .readers. Mrs. H. C. Williams left Sunday a good time but some complain turned from Salt are hungry for' some cornbread and As in the past, this year's cam-- ' a in Valentine design were markwas them cards for Salt Lake. Monday morning she slightly over the taxed leg muscles. ning and accompanying spareribs. that will take up ed for eight. Bridge was played at paign will he devoted to Conoco I guess we will be alright now. was at the bedside of her daughter, Maybe it was the fifteen or twenty beautiful little gill lunch- - l.ronz-z-gasoline and Conoco Germ snow. permanent residence at the Peterson th Nielson home following the pretty soon but we had quite a ses- Mrs. Vance Berkenshaw, who under- miles through soft Processed low score oil, and all advertising will and enn hour. High prizes home. The addition to the Peterson went an operation for chronic sion. in. M. done the name of the company s be Christensen Mrs. J. won an were made 'home by was adoption through Bert Cluff was a business visitor in Mrs. Williams will remain in Yours, with the low down, ' merchants. local C. E. mileage Mrs. and. Lake. Wright. in Salt wcck.l home Salt Lake City Monday of this JO SERRA. i Salt Lake for a week or more. Three - Aurora,-Redmon- . soil-buildi- Operetta, s. g and Judge Sentence Bird," ! public-roads- School nobe-diy- - . Petit- . , -son. . - - -- . stail-rv- s, n, . 43,-00- - Salina Big Game Hunters Get Sore Legs Through Snowy Trek Ville-boi- . night-watchma- n, s, e Selects Newspapers . DOWN THE Advertising HICKORY GROVE was-dragged w-a-s " -- . - - . ly d parti-climbe- , -- - : , - -- n. n. twepty-seven- . .. e. . j. apjen-diciti- s. . " , z |