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Show CAPITOL, Logan, Today & Sal. TARZAN'S REVENGE-- Sun. lo Wed. Robert Young-Floren- 1 Rice in NAVY BLUE AND GOLD ce DO YOUR SHARE TO DO YOUR SHARE BEAUTIFY TO YOIIR TOWN BEAUTIFY YOUR TQWO VOLUME XXXI S.H1TUFIKLD, UTAH SKI TEAM WINS CORRESPONDENT SENDS LETTER A philosopher once said. prepared-nfS- J SUN VALLEY CACHE COUNTY, BIG GROWS ATTENDS MEET NUMBER LICENSE PLATES GOLD AND GREEH EALL Bun Valley, Idaho (UP) Utahs ski team, headed by Alf Engen, national amateur distar'-jump champion, Sunday won t:. meet here and took possession of the William Jeffers silver cup for one year. Idahos darkhorse squad, upsetting predictions which placed Utah and Montana aa the probable two leading teams, took second place, and Montana followed in Third position. Points determining the winning squads were computed on both the slalom and jumping events. Utah scored 198.05 in both events, Idaho 192.08 and Montana, 180.06. fa the jumps Sunday, Montana, although not having a first place man, took competitive team jilace by scoring second, fourth, sixth and 10th places. Utah came second, and Idaho third. Individual honors in the jumns were taken by Alf Engen, First with two jumps of 46 and 464 meters, Casper Oimoen, Montana, second with leaps of 42 and 45 meters and Idahos Kaare Engen, brother of Alf with leaps of 41 and 42 meters. Total individual points placed Engen of Utah first with 229.9. Oimoen second with 225.8. and Engen of Idaho third with 211.5. The dog derby and a $250 first place prize wag won by Cele Bourn nf Ashton. Idaho, sponsored by Salt Lake City, with a time of 27:13 5 far the 6 4 mile track. Second was Bill Zink of West Yellowrtone with a time of 29:3 Third was Ray Petersen of Ashton, time 32:3 UTAH, FRIDAY, JAN. 21, 1938. Dr. Romney To Speak SLOWLY MOVING C Here Sunday Evening One of the mast interesting actCache County motorists will be ivities of the MIA year was view- forced to wait in long lines for auto ed by a large crowd TuesJay eve- plates this year unless the present ning, January 18th at the junior slump in plate distribution terminates presently, said T F Green, hirii school. will beThe three Smithfield ward took Logan Branch Manager Df the State PWA PROJECTS GET Second ward AHA conjointtabernacle Tax Commission, tonight. held Sunday night in the of pleasure their respectpresenting Till come: ive queens Maxine Smith, Oris Mae commencing at 7:30 p. m. Against a total of 2325 passenger FEDERAL por year the Itosicrucians have Dr. Romney of the LDS Institute handed out at this date last Allen and Peggy Parkinson. plates booklets such annual prediction 8S0 have been issued to be the special speaker. lie will will Each wa two year, only queen by preceded as the endclosed which have amazed date Lake of his recent trip to Palestine tell Salt us Truck With the atthis show little and flower City year. darling (LP) plates girls of persons hundreds of thousands 36 having been issued announcement of presidential approv- and other places of interest he visan tended four Gleaner equal lag, attractive by with their accuracy. The prophecies ited this summer while in Europe. girls, carrying garlands of yellow at this elite against 379 for last year. al of four Utah WPA projects an not the result of fortune telling The Smithfield mixed chorus will Mr. Green also pointed out a roses. The MIA presented each queen $77,787, a new application by of prognosticattor weird systems in truck registration for 1938. Salt Lake counity which would em- furnish a ejection entitled Loyalty with a buds change nf res? corsage yellow ion but Instead are a tabulation, afand lavender svreetpeas and the at- All trucks must be weighed at a ploy aa many as 1,000 men was on The cl04wja under the direction of ter lengthy research, of certain caustate approved weigh station before file at the State WPA office today. Mrs. Marion Richardson. tendants with yellow rosebuds. ses established by nations, men and With Dr. Romney comes Prof S. The procession received much ap- plates can be issued. At the present Prepared by county engineer Geo. conditions. These causes produce inthe time there are but two approved AI. Haley, the application embraces E. Clark who will play two selectplause as each group proced--'evitable result. length of the hall and assembled on stations in Cache County: Royal proposed county road and bridge ions on the pipe organ. Charles O. The enclosed booklet predicts hcse the stage, but outstanding v;as the Knight Coal Cn., 149 So. Main and construction and requested a federal Peterson will sing three sobs. Prof. effects which will materialize during N. W. Christensen of the USAC, Hal crowning of the queens forming a the Banders Coal Co. N. Main, Logan grant of $910,474. this coming year 1938. I feel cerof Farr and Prof Clark will furnish a WPA the on State License the Utah. are fees so Lned and nf Largest projects grace beauty, picture tain that the events this booklet forethe colored unladden weight of the truck, with receiving the federal allocations an- trio. by charmingly displayed tells are not only of interest to memYou cannot afford to miss such a fees running from $7.50 for trucks nounced from Washington D. C. lights. bers of this philosophical not Th attendants to the queen were weighing under 3500 pounds, up to called for an expenditure of $38,200 splendid program given by such a organization, but to the gen. for construction, grading and surfac- professional group of men. Everyfor vehicles weighing Arvella Wat.-- Wanda Corbett, Anna eral public as well. or over. The fee fbr passenger car ing Utah vnunty roads, .yarfield coun- one in our town is invited fa be at Lou Res and Brenda Van Orden Although this preditcions were prefor similar the tabernacle Sunday night . Both truck and ty received $25,230 Lamb and plates is $5.00. the flo ver girls Laura tllHI work. a pared In August of 1937 and publishward, from passenger registrations First the require Whiting Miry ed in October, some of them are alThird on the approved list waj an The Sic"nd wards attendants were 1937 registration card and a property FIRST WARD ON TOP ready materializing. If you see fit outlay of $13,104 for the improveMary Smith, Eunice Bingham, Loi tax release from the county to publish these in the valuable space ment of the dormitory buildings and Chambers and Beth Emmett, with RACE BASKETBALL -- unoof pour newspaper, I would certainly grounds nf the Utah State Deaf and Gale .Hansen and Marjoire Reese as consider it a favor. Blind School at Ogden. Springville flower girls. , FORMER RESIDENT obtained $1,253 for a waterline reCherrill Thomley. Rnsalyn facer, Won Lost Sincerely Yours, placement job. 0 H. P. Hansen, Amalga Phyllis Aired and Lois Sorenson as ... ward First IN LAKE non SALT DiES attendants and Marie Ransenberger, 1 Second ward 4-1- 1 and Gerridinn ritchcr as frtver sirls 1 2 STATE CLUB Clarkston Rosicruclans predict United States , 2 represented the Third ward. ward I Third been has received here Wrd by in Asiatic Cbnflict: .! The MTA gleam waltz, gold and the F. J. Gordon S 0 Newton WORK REPORTED drailh family of the The United States will take part green caprice and the. Aloha Oe fox of .Mr. Gordon's brother, Samuel in the Asiatic conflict. Preparations trot wer gracefully demonstrated by A. Gordon. In a slow game played Wednesfor war will continue rapidly. It is Owen Hillyard, Brenda Van Orden. Alore than 531 6 boys and girls, day in the Smithfield junior high Samuel Arservices Funeral for doubltful of more than the standing Allen Fisher, A'ice Mather. Budd thur Gordon, 58, Salt Lake county located in 222 communities through- school the Smithfield First ward Tout. Anna Lou Rees, Reynold Noble army and resources of the navy will licked the Smithfield Second ward by farmer, who died late Tues- out Utah enrolled last year in paultry be ealled upon to participate in such Arvella Watts Norman Serowther, 8372 Eleventh East club work, and 79 per cent of them a decisive score of 50 to 39. A total at his home, day a conflict: Oris Mae Allen, George White. Lou DRAWS street, in Salt Lake City will be completed all. requirements, the an- of 28 touts were called on the Second This is one of the several predicChambers, Terry Hansen, Carma conducted Sunday at 1 p. m. In the nual report issued by D. P. Murray, ward while 31 were called on the tions for 1938 made in the annual Chambers. Theron Hansen, Ruth LDS ward chapel. Burt A. state club sperioliat by the Utah First ward. Three fouls were called Uillcrest Utahs Silt Lake City (UP) booklet issued by the Roaicrucian Rulon Waite, Rosalyn Facon the crowd. J. Whitman and tkm Df the ward, will bishop ITughe, the state State Agricultural college, indicates. Van Orden were referee and umpire. capital er, Keith Clark, Dorothy Andcraon, gold room at Order, Amo re, a philosophical fraEi-sin be will burial and officiate, Twenty-seve- n out of 29 counties of FIRST WARD ternity with Western hemisphere attracts msny thousands of tourist Randell Pilkington, Phyllis Allred, G FT P Burial Gardens. , were repenented in the iH. Gutke state the headquarters in San Jose, California each year but, according to Secretary Kay Knudaon and Peggy Parkin2 6 5 1879. born !Mr. Gordon June was 9, of club members, Mr. Mur- G. Nehru !.. and recently received by H. P. Han- of State E. E. Monson, who as sup- son. groups 0 5 8 and son in of Mill Foster Creek, a has of the building The ward dance directors and Miss ray said. $ sen of Amalga, local member of the erintendent 0 1 1 Orden ... D.,ffn Gordon. Park Jane Mary the within The greatest of clubs were P. Nelson Tla Richardson as pianist should be Roaicrucian Order. charge of the room, people 0 4 Surviving are his wiw, Mrs. Har- organized as gi-- : The prophecies are based on charts state are not fully aware of Ps his- complimented. project D. Rich clothing 9 15 Meikle Gordon, and his Louise riet There and showed. the and graphs of world-wid- e splendor. report If excellent music, enthused spec- mother of Salt Lake groups conlitions tory 1 2 H. Van Orden '.. five son. City; 5 were 823 clothing clubs organized, H. Rich It serves as the governors recep- tators and joyous participants are Harold outlined in cycles of periodicity, 1ZZ1..Z 17 6 Sait of Gordon Orval and and 82 per cent of all registered E. the trend of human affairs tion room and has been visited iby indiostive of a good time, then we Lake 0 2 1 DraHyden Gordon James of City; late the D. Roosevelt, consider the 1937-3- 8 girls completed their requirements. green and gold official. and Franklin according to Rosecrcucfan 0 2 per; LeRny and Vernon Gordon of There were 154 foods and nutrition W. Rich Hoover ball a decided races. , They are not the opinions, saps H. four presidents, Taft, Wilson, 1 0 S. Nelson five Wyoming; daughters. Superior, of Elizabeth 38 home clubs in and Queen formed., P. Hansen of any one person but King Albert G. groups Mrs. Anderson. John Mrs. E. J. 41 in dairying, 17 in sheep are the results of records compiled Belgium and the Crown Prince and UTAH 17 31 50 UNEMPLOYMENT! Pictorius and Miss Ethel Gordon of science, 38 in swine raising, and 'Totals Princess of Sweden. farming, the world over by the Order. G FT P SECOND WARD Baldwin Mrs. Salt Earl Lake City; rlubs ogrsnized in beef production in W. Downs New Prosperity: Completed in 1916, all furnishing 4 FIGURES ARE RELEASED of Beaver and Mrs. H. E. LeMay of 12 counties and in forestry 17. More There will he a sharp uprise in in the room were made to harmon1 1 F. Chambers GorF. five brothers. J. Chicago; neautiful voluna the adults served with blend than 1,000 .'. 4 6 10 Pawns prospeirty accompanied by increased ize and don of Smithfield: G. II. Gordon of taken from a teer leaders of the groups last year. Prices, the predictions mid. In the Utah Travis marble 1 1 S has Utah Richardson Lake Salt M. of E. Amreican Gorlon (UP) City Fork; Almost a thousand boys and girls j j? United States there will he consi- quarry just below Thistly Junction. 18,848 citizens 2 5 7 Scrowthers Lay-toD. unemployed Gordon of II. and Chicneo totally a is teams. nirticipated in demonstration Covering the hardwood flor derable concern regarding epidemics B. Downs 0 5 .and capable of working a.wi.nling to Scott Isabel Airs. three sisters, matThere were 310 of these groups orchenille rug, costing $6,000 and of certain diseases. D. Geary 2 4 fig- nf Los Angeles; Mrs. Spencer census, S national a unemployment wa marble. It In Europe, the forecast 1 2 stated ching the color of the S. Alerrill which were released t'day. Alfred and Airs. Albert B. Sporger ganized. of ure 132 A short course attended by manufactured at Glasgow, Scotland, France will be forced to 1 L. Smith ! 0 In addition to the number ef tot- of Salt Lake City, and 14 fight fbr in held was for club Logan brothers members, especially her rights in the Mediteranran, and by Templeton J 3,48-- arc partly unG. Elwood 4 unemployed ally 14 end a similar to 19, from June Great Britain likewise. All Mediter-aneo- n the room. Designed by a Utah artist employed ami want more wrk: ami course was conducted for club lead48 fet long, 22 feet measures it ? countries will find themselves Totals 12 31 89 10.915 are working at WPA. XY1, DEPARTING MISSIONARIES TO ers. involved in some tension equivalent wide and weighs 1.350 pounds. --oooCOC or other emergency DANCE BE AT HONORED Thirteen Utah club members won The furniture in the rwm is made to warfare. Three times mure men than Union Pacific scholarships ONE SIDE giving NUMBER of the highest ounlity walnut. Gold were learned to lie rut of aurk in Sees Japan to declin; A social and dance will he given them $100 to on their first table main the apply to trim used is leaf facial and religious persecutions ratio f w Tuesday January 25th in honor of the state. The year of college work, Air. Alurrays WINS RIFLE SHOOT and all the high backed chairs. The will continue in parts of Russia and table cover, the drapes at the win- Utah was approximately the same as two departing missionaries, Elder report showed. Gejjpany. Germany will reach a high the nation. Ferris Chambers and EldrS Faris J. all gold throughout peak of prosperity during 1938 thru dows and doorways are as a whole, was Peterson of the Smithfield Second Unemployment The Smithfield Fish and Game Asit us mom DRIVE STARTED ON OLD enforced Nationalism. The statu of trimmed. "The reception found to be lower in than some Ward. Elder Chambers has been sociation Rifle shoot made up of 2 quickwas designated CHISELERS first AGE TENSION officially Japan as a dominating war power "The states. lTtabs percentage was record- called to the Wert era States Mission groups of shooters was won by he seriously weakened during ly became popularly termed ed at 8.7, while in a few thickly and Elder Peterson to the Norwegian side no one, according to President Gold Room. 3938 by an internal condition A new Samuel Lake City (UP) populated States the percentage was Alission. Salt adorn brocade Ewing. Number one side was Twelve tapestries on general revolution. China found to reach aa high as 7. The entertainment is under the check of all state and county case seven points ahead with a score of wall. They were made in south the will rise during 1938, despite suf sponsorship of the Alissionary corn records by the State Department of 622 and no. two scored 615, A very of $12 per Turing because of world wide coop- France at an expense D S. Jones and Seth Godfrey spent imittee composed of Henry Roskelley Public Welfare was started after the small margin to win. The scores toot. square eration. George C. Winn and Seth Chambers. State board of public Welfare declar- averaged 17.5 out of a possible 25 furnished Wednesday at Salt Lake City. are window south The Egypt will rise strangely to new ed a drive an old atge aid "chisel-er- a was scored by the 67 participants. with rare Florentine lace curtains. found power under its new King. at a recent meeting. the There were two scores of 22 shot took it EDITORIAL NOTE Secretary Monson says -- oooThe field staff was instructed to Tt is quite certain that had the shoot months working 12 six woman Italinn MRS. GUTKE TO REVIEW BOOK Alrat of you who will read this appeal are parents.' You know a md tnvoke the provisions of the old age been held in the sunlight, there would hours a day to make a single pair lore to ther'a a fathers devotion. Imagine for a moment that epidemic I assistance law providing penalties have been some more and higher of lace curtain and two years struck our city . . . maybe your Wn home! Think of the dear, little ones I tor concealment or conversion of for scores made. The MIA four hook pair, Course neceasry the make Reading the adult claws will be reviewed whirh the state of Utah paid might he stricken . . . tortured and twisted . . . perhaps snuffed out sets wherever evidence of such pracEverybody Is getting ready for the tices were discovered. big dance tonight in the junior high by the great raxager . . . because your community did not posse thy Mrs. Margaret Gutke next Tuen-a- p The staff will its finding to school. There are score sheets posted night alt the Second ward At each end of the room are large the knowledge, the skill the resources that only a powerful national organ- the State Roard report end of this so you the at . . . over Think it could beveled ization supply. personally gruesome as it may be. may know which side you. hall. Every adult member mirrors of French double Gill director of the W. J. man, month, chan- Then we know that all will want to join with the President in supporting are on. the wan! is given a special invi-t- o plate glass. French cut glass said. attend this Book Review of delier with a silver and gold frame- his plan for the new national Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Will you department ooo silThe Return to do your bit? Editor. work hang from the ceiling. The Religion. Between CONFERENCE COAIILETF.D Tight mine Silver the King ooo ver came from the at Park City and the gold from MR. PRESIDENT HAPPY BIRTHDAY More Gold Salt Lake City (UD Labors Engine Mammoth mine at Eureka. of Utah comleague about of cost a Over s million citizens, it is estimated, will wish President Roosevelt Originally built at a conference here Sunday af- ....Thats Coming on January 29th and at the aame time cooperate in pleted $65,000, the room could not be dup- a "Happy Birthday why ; mere fast flowing n "political contact ter selecting sum today, licated for- twice that oil the "Fight Infantile Paralysis campaign. beat gets by winter oil plating. committee to cooperate with other Is your car conditioned for it. Bet- Secretary Monson said. will do this by contributing 25 cents each and adding their signafavor-alil- e Free Conoco Germ Process They Flowing of in support "progressives . OOP tor drive in and have it checked ever tures to mammoth telegram blanks which the Western Union and ruktal to help ed motor oil protects under labor and any legislation THANKS CARD OF have Pjrrol and Irestone AntiTelegraph Companies are now displaying in all their offices. secure the election of labor candi- kind df weather. Only oil plated enthis opportunity take to wish will We turn over all the proceeds, every cent, dates in future campaigns. The Telegraph Companies freezes. We absolutely guarantee to gines are lubricated for every cold those who took part In to the new National Foundation fut Infantile Paralysis. AI. Royle and A. start in advance whole hours and E. save yon money. Just drive in to- to thank all Senator State Straw-bridgthe services of Mr. William Keilh Morgan, Chairman of the Committee for the Celebration of AI. Scott of Salt Lake Cit.and V. day for a lubrication Job with the also the singers ani spenk- the President's Birthday, announced today that the Birthday contributiutas L. Jones of Frovo were named to days before sny mere free flowing oil can do or give a siegl wiggle. worlds finest . lubricant Alarfak. will be accepted beginning today in every telegraph office in the country. the committee. Mrain that worn oil, refill., with Germ Processed a every M -- William Slrawbridge and He said: The conference, comprising of 65 dvan, clear, wax free, tar free Ilavo-lin- e P d . :Mer Mrs. William Day and "We bcileve over a million citizens will take advantage of this op- delegates representing nearly all the working part creates motor oil, check the radiator becAnea n part of nil surfaces. It f u:!y. lTnited of the President States him the that hre to with tell also the unions they within state, trade portunity tor antifreeze. Fill your tank with 008 ran not drain out. in his fight against Infantile Paralysis. passed resolutions, among which was mar-rie- d tffcd old Fin Chief gasoline and we Let the Paramount Service give A large number of young ill be a Jf sender a testimonial a each of the one favoring the raising of the State preserved The name the know you will notice the diffemee. the positive insurance of an couples from here attended this to to you citizens Infantile minAmerican and women minimum campaign of fight for Paralysis wage Wo will call for and deliver your married folks dance at Logan Mon- support oil plated engine. ! Adv, ors from $16 to $18 per week. front. on a nation-wid- e far RAYMOND SERVICE. Phone day night. jg precaution born of the Perhaps of reason why from the the is rtj, have sough? to earliest times, men to pull aside future the Wo peer now and what the between veil die eS us o tri-sta- te APPROVAL tot-balli- ng , 3-- 1-- fc! 3-- 5. 8-- 5. uTAHsIsomiiooM VISITORS 4-- H God-derid- ge in 13 n. . male-fema- le l ... fr 12,-00- 0. as-th- at ... rrc-rcati- His Parts Wealher non-partis- an - e, in , . . |
