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Show SAUNA, UTAH, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1927. VOL. 9 No. 45 o CaByoi dLM.015 UPMMM Cain Ailoisls It took eighteen kegs of black powder anlT'a large quantity of giant powder, to awaken the state road commission and others having to do with the Salina canyon highway blockade crusade. The thundering blast, which was fired last Sunday evening at six oclock, lesounded in a way to bring protests, not only from tourists, but from citizens from Salina, Richfield, Emery and practically every settlement in the southern section. The result was joyful. Within less than thirty hours after semble teams, men and scrapers and to have the highway, cleared as soon as possible. The work is now pro- gressing sa'isfactoiily and if nothing unforseen happens hundreds of automobiles and other vehicles will be passing through the canyon by tomorrow sometime. exercises for the Indications point to one of the Commencement The Auto Club of Southern CaliResponding to an appeal for funds the importance of to aid the sufferers resulting from graduates of 27 will be of the usual largest acreages to beets in the GunLittle did I realize the importance in pre. nison Valley this year, than at any keeping Salina canyon open. The the awful floods that are sweeping high type that they have the of Salina canyon highway as a in lower route the Mississippi valley, V10US through highway offers the shortest to. are time, reports. according Availing ous' medium of travel until last Monday years' trip and the Salina Red Cross chapter, through making a the of the favorable on held themselves b the thirteenth, weather, afternoon, Preston Peterson is reFriday, in addition it takes the traveler and active committees, is making a hurhunno are time and relosing growers will nevertheless Headquarters theatre ported to have said. pleasure seekers close to the worlds ried canvas and while no definite Victory of have been acres dreds with bombarded were Lake Salt at in already sentiments beautiful sound with out as amount been has yet by given Bryce greatest scenic wonderland seeded and in some instances the and telegraph calls every and and the telephone Othof and the graduates song Zions the chairmen various arotory j districts, canyon, Cedar Brakes, workplant is showing through the ground. t'h" Vthe five minutes, and the crew was blockThus spoke it is intimated that Salina will come will be sent on their way rejoicing, ers of Utahs beauties. m in seeder available the The overtime valley Every the received explaining. who Vivian Anderson, sUte roaJ commi3sion wele here ai!U ing II. B. Crandall to a Sun reporter on across nearly 100 per cent. The drive full time and within the the .. ick dedsion was that the ading of the highway has brought his return from a trip to Los Angeles was started Tuesday and it will like- - ' highest scholarship of the graduates is working next week or ten days it is believed blockade cleaml at once and as a out the real worth and value and has and other Southern California cities. ly be continued until tomorrow night, during the four years in high school of the that the the importance of Salina can crop portion will the major if been so have valedictory the experience, result give the was Mr. Crandall you, big patriot, highly popular highway proven delegated by been will have as a highway. planted. Responding to vill again be accessible to travel by yon Salina Lions club and the Richfield overlooked, hunt up a member of the on the class motto, Build For and vehement the the calls protests Professor Not For Fame. secNever in the history of this not later than Saturday morning, and give to the limit. In- - acter and Commercial club, to go to the coast comstate from the tho officials road adthe Peterson will tion a for banner headhas the give prospects It is true the canyon road is closed Henry to get the real sentiment of the auto structions from the Red Cross were and traveled mission JorM. S. by hight of and looked the dress Samore favorable. few to the and a were San Francisco at evening, crop Ample clubs and citizens regarding only for quarters days, however mornseven oclock here Tuesday by lina conyon highway. He met with the effect that few knew of the real gensen, board member from North water is assured, the weather prom- - it was the result of slow action op a splendid reception and was accord- suffering and urged the various Sevier, will present the; diplomas to ises favorable, the poissibility - of the part of the state road commission ing. pests coming is strongly scouted by as relief had been1 promised for im- ed every courtesy and was promised chapters to get as much as possible, thirty graduates, Through the delay of the commissituation who the have as sion in ' providing the necessary it was now and will be needed to mediate action. The august body The musical program will consist expeits given support to what extent it could be all indications with and the been relieve of had notified Ye officials terrible several the times that emergency fund, as had been promisPortals, deep study, suffering of men, of two choruses, Unfold given, by various auto clubs and influential business women and children in the flooded Gounod, and Anchored, Watson; to a bumper crop, growers are not the construction company would be ed, and the blocking of the highway, sections. vocal duet, In the Garden of My only planting the acreage signed for, at a point and unless the commission if only for a few days, Southern Utah men. and but in many instances enthusiasts took immediate steps to provide a lias suffered untold damage. Monday The rule, as provided by the Na- - Heart, Members of the auto club are by Elaine Thompson cars, westward bound, deeply interested in the Southern tional Red Cross, is that local chap- lone Christensen; double mixed quar- are overplanting, increasing their highway, the blasting would neces- thirty-fiv- e came from block Mr. Cranthe The continued work ters reserve fifty per cent of all tet, Oh So Pure, from Martha, acreages. Utah highways, Emery and were confrontsarily highway. ed with the comthe railroad construction blockade, necessitating a and dall. The short cut across the coun- funds collected. In the case of re-- by the senior class; piano duet, One of the important factors urg- by Travelers going Matts-todetour. Sunheld return was in in until Dance secflood the long sufferers the that the of the the fact Demons, in is pany highways lieving abeyance and the increase Mary the try ing acreage were warned east the and word Sawithout the monies collected and son all travelers Thelma Anderson the canyon through evening, the cane day The only any Cuban through situation. by carry sugar i in Salina. blockade citizens of most the ina chapter will be sent in. scenic part of Utah, makes it a by After the exercises there will be a sugar producers, it is officially re- from the highway officials, the match will news the anti was blast fired. the spread and desirable routing. applied Naturally Commencement Ball held at the So- ported, will curtail the output in the hesitate will is believed a as It the of that Mr. Crandall stated that the officonsequence many inblocking Cuban fields 20 per cent, and with cial hall. Everyone is cordially to the Added the about the rehas had desired the trip. making cials of the Auto Club of Southern. of acres highway thousands of destruction the vited to the exercises and ball. California declare Salina canyon the The graduation class includes the of cane by fire, the supply coming sult. Tuesday morning, bright and injury, Salt Lake papers have spread early, Preston Peterson and W. J. display headings announcing the dosfrom the foreign ports will be logical route for the Lincoln highfollowing Mare Chief and added that Parker, members of the state road ing of the canwon highway. Engineer way, Anderson, Faun Anderson, terially lessened. Added to this was sitthe on cold thrown was water E. C. of believed the commission, Knowlton, for the association, East, Thelma Anderson, Howard Brandt, the failure of the beet sugar crop the one of when R. E. and city capital uation, engineering department, as there a that the routing of the Lincoln last consequence year, and Morefet Breinholt, Brandt, Veola district engineer, were on the papers states that to build a highthrough the canyon could be made Maurine Borg, Allen Barnard, lone is a shortage of sugar. It can be Garn, and announced that they were way through the canyon would cost possible if proper influences were Christensen, James Forshee, Mada conservatively estimated that the ground of Of course representation to large see that traffic was kept here a half million dollars. k are easterners used. Many, coming Ned Hugentobler, Nola John- prices of the finished product will and stocktravelers farmers, business men, Hales, Southern the 1 Utahns, west this season and will come in Accompa-canyon. all likelihood through with higher levels, son, Pearl Jensen, Marion Jackson, like to see that amount j nied by W. C. Rhodes, resident engi-- . men would seasons to follow, and these pleasure town board members and directors of Marion bonus. of a substantial Jorgensen, Stanley Matts-so"eer for the railroad company, Geo. spent, but half that sum would be seekers are going to see Utahs won- the various irrigation and canal comMary Mattsson, Vaun Herbert, j Realizing these conditions, there is H. Richfield met at last Monday panies Bowman, superintendent for the mighty acceptable, as the highway derful scenery. With the Lincoln backward beet more concrete Merrill Nielson, Lynn Nielson, Ferry an incentive for and further could be jlut in better shape than evening, Utah Construction company, Jos,. with this and routed way highway Lawrence Peterson, Annie ducers to get in the game to the evfcr before if part of the immense of board member of the Peterson, the Salina canyon equipped with a plans for the eradication of noxious Elaine Thompson, Jewel est limit. commissioners for Sevier county, and sum to be expended by the state road road that it should be, then South- weeds throughout the county were Willard son, Thurland Williams, Yetta Big forces are now employed at ern Utah and even Salt Lake would made. A campaign, which will be others, the state road officials made commission during the current year Donald Wax, the Royce Colby. Knight, factory and every detail of the a hurried in every particular, will be thorough trip to the point of block- - j at other paces were used in the canprosper. big plant is being gone over thor- ade. Only a few minutes were re- -' yon that has been admitted to be launched at once for the fighting of oughly and when the immense crop quired to sense the serious condition j among the most important in the white top, burdock, Canadian thistle is harvested this coming fall, the valand wild morning glories. These parand orders were Issued at once to as-- 1 sate. ley will see one of the greatest and ticular weeds, it was declared at the most profitable campaigns ever exmeeting, are fast gaining ground, Gunnison Valley News. perienced. and it was particularly the white top, Sevier voted that the unanimously SALINA OLD FOLKS ARE county farmers make a determined effort to get the pest under control ROYALLY ENTERTAINED as far as possible this year. The A loving tribute was paid to Mrs. When the Mutual Improvement as- importance of preventing it from Annetta Julia Frandsen at the Redsociations of the Salina first and sec- seeding was stressed. Not only will mond ward chapel last Saturday afThe first ward chapel was gay Tbe Gorman war trophies, which ond wards, and those of Vermilion, the farmers be asked to work to the ternoon, when of sorrowing with pretty decorations of spring hots were receiuly received by the memSigurd, Aurora and Redmond meet at end of forever killing the white top, friends and relatives gathered to pay flowers, the spirit of happiness prebers of the Salina Legion, have been Social hall tomorrow night to com- but municipalities,irrigation and the last sad farewells to the one who vailed and the splendid cleaned and polished and now occupy throughout pete for entrance to the district con- canal company heads, the railroad had been called. Mrs. Frandsen died luncheon was delicious and of planting, cultivating and ma;ket- a prominent place in the Legion post prepared test tobe held at Richfield the latter company and citizens are asked to ab the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. in nexl Friday when Professor Ho- appetizing last Wednesday when the headquartcis. The trophies comprise reA some will see visitors of fullest the May, give cooperation. part E. Christersen, Redmond, Tuesday of Ladies and Civics club en- genstn, of the Agricultural college, a splendid colleclion and many have Literary To- quest Witt Hso be made to the state keen competition for honors. will be here to give an ad.iieoS ami last week. tertained for the old folks of Salina. been accorded the privilege of seeing morrow, Saturday, night and prompt- board of agriculture to enforce the At the services Saturday, which Seventy guests were present and all make demonstrations on potato cul- them since being placed in the hall. ture from the time the seed is prely at 8 oclock, is the time set for state weed law with respect to morn- was conducted by Bishop Delbert the ceremonies the luncheon, Due to deterioration from rust, and until the product goes to marthe general M. I. A. day and more ing glory, burdock and Canadian Hansen, comforting words were during pared and entire in storage, since the the program capture than the usual interest is being shown thistle this year. ket. Professor Hogenscn will give a exposure to spoken and with an appropriate mufrom the Huns, it was necessary to enjoyable highly proved and a large attendance is expected. not lecture thait will be worth-whilWith the naming of a state weed sical program the services through- the honored cover the several pieces with grease, guests. those to into who are only embarking According to announcement each inspector it was decided to have the out were solemn and impressive. The festivities began at two oclock and for this rason the cons:gnment the potato growing business this ward will enter the contest, and the county commissioners of Sevier coun- Following the opening song, Fare-- when the arrived here in an unpresentable guests were seated and same program will be gone through ty appoint a committee of leading well All Earthly Blessings, by the F01V0d with luncheon. The menu in- year on a large scale, but to those The work of cleaning, howshape. who wish the best results from the was offered by eluded' chicken patties, hot rolls, by the several competitors for hon- and progressive farmers in each choir invocation been accomplished, and the has ever, ors. The program has been outlined community to work in cooperation J. A. Christensen.' During ad desert cake and coffee, and plen-th- e family poato patch, and all interest- trophies are now ready for inspeced are expected to take advantage of as follows: Song, male quartet; la with the weed inspector to work out services the choir sang Some- tion. Some are intensely interesting 0f it. During the luncheon hour the opportunity and gain first know- and dies chorus; The Unequal Yoke, a just how much weed control work time Well Understand, G. M. a enliven-Wrigwas given which shpw the wicked methods pracprogram one-aKing should be enforced in each communplay; retold story, gave as a solo, Cavalry, ed affairs. The opening song was ledge of the business. ticed by the Germans in waging war. Robert of Sicily; declamation, Co- ity. Professor Hogenscn has specializ- and James C. Jensen impressively America, all joining. Mrs. Will There are thirty-seve- n pieces in The" The ecl Lancers. in potato culture and hods the collection and are named as folAbe ' One Hour. board chairman lumbus; dance, of the Hansen, sang Pleading Grihble gave a piano solo, followed public speaking contest will be the of county commissioners, has advised x Among those making talks were by an accoidian solo by Will Crane. taught by him are bringing big lows: Four rifles, German Mauser S. R. Boswell, county agent, that the to methhis who those Frandsen of Salina, Moroni concluding number; adrpit also'turn? Carbine M 1898; one shell, German Crane and Moroni Oveson s Naturally each community will commissioners will work tothe full- Lazenby of Aurora, and Martin Jen- gave piano selections. Dr. Freece-- 1 belt, machine steel, empty, 173 strive to outdo the others and for est extent in enforcing the laws and sen and Bishop Delbert Hansen of Arneson In German machine addition feed Prof. reto for the belt on talk the a brief lecture, gun; gave this reason the contests are ,to be soon the committees for the several Redmond. The lifes work of Mrs. lief fund drive. The Dutch dance by will give a practical demon- gun; one plain bayonet; one sawtooth Due preparations communities will be named and duly Frandsen, in, her church activities, Bessie Andreason and Hazel keenly waged. Burns, stration of the treatment of seed at bayonet; one steel helmet; one enhave been made- by the several wards notified. her kind and loving disposition and nrado a hit with the honor guests and the community treating plant at th0 listed mens caber; seven buckles, and allj are in fine training. The pubher generosity while living, were the performers were warmly ap- - depot grounds. Farmers under on- - Gott Mit Uns belt, and nineteen lic is invited and all are assured of stressed upon by the speakers. plauded.' Following the luncheon the tract for raising potatoes this year ornaments of various kinds. JOE FARRELL WINNER some real classy entertainment. Through adversities and through musical comedy, Susies Kitchen are particularly requested to be presMembers of the Salina Legion are Joe Farrell, the popular mechanic, pleasures Mrs. Frandsen was seldom Band, acted by members of the Lit- ent, as some valuable knowledge' will proud of the collection and while the Mrs. A. C. Prows delightfully en- held the lucky number at the drawing unchanged and the eulogy paid by erary club, was given. At the close be given. County Agent Boswell, of association may be somewhat varied tertained the members of the bridge at the Victory theater Sunday night the speakers deeply impressed the it was unanimously voted that the Richfield, will be present and will as to what they were used for during club at her home Thursday after- and won the beautiful set of e hearers., j clubs extending the entertainment furnish some important data .rela- 'the world war, they are prized just noon. Spring flowers and pansies offered by August Peterson, A profusion of beautiful floral of- were real hostesses, the occasion tive to the growing of potatoes in the same. The collection was assemdecorated the living rooms and cen- proprietor of the B .B. Shop. Hun- ferings, marking the esteem and rebled during and after the war and being thoroughly enjoyed by the old Sevier county, tered the luncheon table. Bridge was dreds of ticket holders were present spect held by friends, banked the folks. were sent to state headquarters and played, following the early luncheon, and many were seeking the coveted casket as it lay before the altar. Fol-- , from the-- e the trophies are allotted and those playing included the mem- prize. Farrell, however, was the lowing the services at the chapel the Byron Fjeldsted of Gunnison, and and sent to the various posts. bers, and Mrs. Orlando Crane, Mrs. holder of the lucky number and the remains were taken to the Redmond tensen, Max McKenna, Vance Frand-se- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fjeldsted of EphA. C. Willardson, Mrs. Morrill Rob- dandy set of silverware now graces cemetery and Milton Peterson and Andrew raim, were here Wednesday and vis- tenderly laid to their Mra. F. R. Jorgenren of Midvale ins and Mrs. J. B. McMillan of the silver cabinet at the Farrell final resting place. The pallbearers Hansen, all being grandsons of the ited Miss Elna Fjebsted, who is at relatives in Salina Sunday. visi.ed observation. for home. Salina the were Arden Frandsen, Eugene Chris- - deceased. hospital fornia realize ' ' . . trans-continent- al was'7idrmU j ; Char-committ- r, I Id I mov-see- . n, I fJ n, n, Me Lon Trite Hninals Id Is Expert on Potatoes Hun War Trophies To Address Growers On Exhibit at Post Contest for Honors - ' ' enter-ta'nrr.c-n- i, i e, -, i j ni ht ct the-me- I . m-- IIo-gens- en . silver-.war- n, |