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Show APRIL THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, , 8 . DEW H Western students at the National uniTsralty In Washington, D. C. (1) Grant are member of the Bocky MounUln Law club. Magleby, Monroe, Utah; (2) Bira B. Monaon, Jr., Franklin, Idaho; Bt. George; (3) Newel O. Dashes, rroton, Idaho; (4) Enoa Sandberg, Idaho (S) Karl r. Keeler. Proro, rice prsidsnt; (6) Earl J. Soelberg, Lake Bait secretary; A. City, Earl Cashing. (7) Idaho, Fall. preildent; W. Pratt, Salt (8) B. John Cumminga, Heber City, treasurer; (9) Elmer Lake City, flrat preildent of the clob; (10) Joseph C. Cbex, Ogden. (11) Benjamin W. Henderson, Arlmo. Idaho; (12) John Cotton, ClnclnnaU, M. Hales, Ohio; (13) Paul W. Hanaen. Drlggs, Idaho; (14) Wallace City; (18) Jo8panih Pork; (1ft) J. Mtlroae Miller. Jr.. Bait Lake seph M. Pancoaat. Oklahoma; (17) Guy Anderson. Pima. Art.; (18) !d. Bait Lake Olty. H. Vearle Payne. Vlrden. V. M.; (18) J. Allison who BOARDS Receive Heber Council Petition Requesting Use of Such Sales Devices. Sil Hpur.fl. Trltmsa. ; Hbr April luncheon club easeelatlon, of business tnsn, hat prsasnted a to'the rlly council asking that npsgatlon of punchhnarda an sU1ng candy and clgarata be perivc mitted In Hfber business housts. The l.'Ron ai slgnsd by a majcrrl'y, but; not all, of the bualnesa houaea of the absence ' the It; of members of the council, as deferred. on the petition merehanta obtained for study Te a 'Spy of 'be propoeed new ordinance on ITcenaea, ona of tha revised ordinances In tha compilation of a new ( rdbtanca book. Smith, who has baen Ilorg. fruit Inspector for thla city months, ahowed tha city couSclI a fruit box which waa similar box for to ha standard a pales except that it waa about two less In aeptn. rt. reponeo auch thafpeddlera have nee"n selling bnxaa filled with apples under the alxe pretense they wer. slsndsrd liojis, and recommended that tha new realrlctlon some ordinance Include BBahhl .nrli omctice. wpe hat been purchaaed for a new math on (fourth Wast atreet and work on that extension will beam aoon. tjectrl'- - light polea have already heel moved from the canter of the and .tresis on North Second East EaaJ Fourth North. Tha crew will or ied next to moving a primary line" on Bouth Second Eaat and a secondary lower voltage line on Eaat 21 Mr-i'ha- l' ac-t:-- n Feature. Remote control broadcast fruJg the Tenth ward. rOO p. m. Instrumental and vocal cla sales. awO P. m American Forest week address by Mark Anderson of Provo. f:40 p. m. Address. 7:50 p. m Operatic selections. S:J0 p. m. The Reverend Very Jeonalgnor D. G. Hunt of the Cathedral of the Madeleine. L. D. 8. sacred services SjW p. m an address by Heber C. Iivsson. Mualc under the direction of EdSird P. Kimball. !kn 1R10 p. m p. m. - Program. Time. KDJL, Salt Lake 12:00 noon :20 p. m. t20 p. m. Til5 p. ni. ?.ih p. m. w Mountain Time Church services. Organ. Program. Feature. Church services. a, KNX. Los Angeles 890 Kilocycles 336.9 Meters 1S:M noon Morning services. ?;n p, ni. Church eer Ices IOjSO p. rn. a smWftsmsmsmsi PBBffisJBj aBaaalW m i V SPE gSpjjBSSBRHa aBSaLf KOW, Portland Kilocycles ,tj0 jlf , ' p. p. p. lt:00 m m m. s lUM .4 Church services Program. -- p. m Music , KRQ. Spokane Meters 810 Kilocycles fee p. m. Church servlcee. f.PS p m Srmphonv. mf Pp. m Church serrieee. !W Program OUTID STATION. KWSC 304 S meters; 7e kjler:.. Waahlngton State college KFON-24- 11 meters 1240 Uoc watta Long Beach. S1 1 meters. (SO KTBC knocyejtes; Sw ejratts San Francisco. -. a ST0 2 'J"1- irrro aoi - tot 2 maatase: tea klm.u. MSwrstts. fh..adelph! P Tit kilocycles; ill W1P- stu. te Tbe Tribune. WASHINGTON. April JM Ten members of the Rocky Mountain Lawclub of the National university plan to return west to practice their profes-elosfter graduation In June. The club was founded In January, ' l.t'5, ISrgely through the efforts of Elmer vt pratt, now secretary to Senator Reed Smoot, Its first president. Since Its organisation the ilub has grown n . aaBBBBBM law - J wsH i from seven members to twenty, all of whom sre active In the curriculum of the university. All the offlcere of the club sre candidates for degrees In law. They are: Earl I, Soelberg of Idsho Falls. Idsho, candidate for the degrees of LL. B. and S. J. D. : Karl F. Keeler, vice president, of Provo, candidate for tbe J. D. degree; R. John Cummlngs of Heber City, candidate for the LL. B. degree, and Earl A. Cushing, secre tary, of Salt Lake, candidate for LL. B. Other members who sre csndldatea (or LL. B. degrees are: Grant Magel-by- , Monroe: Ezra P. Monson, Jr., Franklin, Idaho; Joseph C. Ches, Ogden. snd Enos Sandberg. St. George Newell S. Dalnes of Preston. Idaho, Is s candidste for the LL. W, degree. Mr. Soelberg acted In the capacity fifty-secon- red-hsft- cross-count- cross-countr- editor-in-chi- mSMSimVWT s A lt kilocycles; Bible last 'Jtate. meter; I2JS amer Bros kllocjrles. Oakland. iiiHiiiiiiiiiinmi SALE MILL-EN- D STAIRS DOWN STORE Glow 1 98c cess Slips Ray Men's, women's, children's, dimity and knit, for the boys and girls; knit for the women and dimity for the men. A great All regular sizes. ;ale value. Prin- - SPRING FROCKS FOR $1.89 MISSES AND WOMEN The moejt beautiful new colore, deep orchid, nile, pink, coral honey, flesh and peach slzee it alln on t to U The tires tertamsgPlfrfyW lSpeciaTtif SS.95 $9.95 $14.95 A Splendid Group of Real value is crowded into theae three sale lots of spring coats at each pric e for we aim to give the utmost for the money. Tweeds, suedes, kasha flannel and sheens. Fur and garments. self-trimme- d Dandy styles for large girls 14 to 20, for young women and matron 36 to 44. Black, navy, tans, greens, grays, bluea, novelties, all are well made and well lined. Also black satin coats at $7.95. Sixes 16 to 44. mini Yard Goods Remnants 49 Bought very much under regular price at salvage and auction sales. Cut fhto usable lengths. Thousands of pices ready for your choosing. Ginghams percales prints sateens cretonnes crash curtain materials woolens silks georgettes Tbe home dressmaker will be delighted with this great saving. Mill End Sale of A SHORT STORY ABOUT Face and Bath Towels 25c 29c 39c A great showing tot this sale. ValStock up for ues are splendid. the summer needs. SOME BARGAIN ITEMS Silk and Rayon and Rayon Hose 29c 39c 59c Princess Slips and Bloomers large girls and women . . v. . Princess Slips and Bloomers-ex-tra . ,',':vWrtnSe' NEW SPRING COATS $6.95 $9.95 $14.95 1 Hill End Sale of Great Savings for All Thousands of Spring Weight Union Suits for the Whole Family 1 panties Step in bloomers Regular bloomers The most beautiful colors, peach, nile, orrhid, Hat lock seams, full size (russet. coral, pink. Price is made possible because over 1000 retailers cooperate with a very large manufacturer to produce great quantities of thorn. spring hats from the sale KJB, Seattle Meters 860 Kilocycles " D. Mrh sen-lep. m. Interns tions! Bible stu- TT1 10 Special $1.95 Symphony. Organ; ejencert orche- - p. ss 3.6 tive States. for large girls snd women Strawa, felts and combinations A splendid assortment of colors, " Program Program. a. m li0 Na- 2toll serving, p. m. p zsv '.':J0 Who for the children 491.5 Meters KPO, San Francisco 710 Watts 422.3 Meters Psdfk Time 'Sf 8:30 Legal Luminaries Will Practice in Hats Pacific Tine Pair Jordan Sale of Spring 8:30 p. m. Symphony. Mfl p. m. Church services 11:00 p. m. Feature. 610 d l. WEm?- GOOD COODS" Oakland W0 Kilocycles service sT 1:00 p. g Pleasant Organ. KQO, 384.1 Meters jiukc niper 111 Combination Plan Rayon Undergarments noon Church services. a:J0 p. m. Symphony. IdiOn p. ui. Organ lt:W p. m. Program. Walker Says. J- -l Another Sale of 12,! 00 s ments, The-ress- 2nd Week S52.9 Meters KFI, Los Angeles Meters 640 Kilocycles m.5 Discovery Will Mean Increase in Rate of Ship- EIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIBail! 1:0 KOA, Der.ver 920 Kilocycles AGE Production of ore at the Sliver Age mine will be Increased from an averRichard Hsnneman. Howard Adam-soshortstop; Curtis Ellsworth, age ot one carload monthly to twe Clarence Shlpler, r nitons (leorge Remund; cornet, FisherDan Dyer; pitchers,Ostlsr. centerflelder; John McBroom, right Lynn fielder, Warren Tyler, left fielder. Van (captain). Harry carloads, according to Superintendent Elroy Ray Dickson, clarinet. Gerald Rugg; flrat bees-maRl'TH BECK. William J. Walksr, who Is In tbe city Wsgoner. trombone, Kenneth Duke, Wlghtman. Billy Frank: second baaeman. DENBIGH TYLER. violin, Joe I'esn. piano, Khea for a few days. Outlook at the Lane Jack Day (assistant captain) and Reportere. aaxophone. Elaine De Graff. Gsrfleld Anderson: third bssemenM City property Is much improved as Wasatch band preaented at the The rellowahtp Solomon. Tom Price; shortstop, result of a strike made about fifty meeting the nunibera they will play Paul conferred upon Mr. Pollard, who Is feet PICTURE TRAVEL STUDIES Bruce Mills. Dave above the main tunnel level fielders. band Sampson; and i:i dlvleion the conteat, Polson Alfred Mr. Mrs. of and the Dan "Our ore during tbe last few Ford Fisher, winner In thle district John Burrows, Byron Thomss. GAIN INTEREST OF PUPILS lard of Emmett. IdehIncludea all months." substitutes. said Mr. Walker Saturday, rrandal!; Fogle. Inn In In The Tribune contest orstory, expenses for the ear. Ro "has been mined from a bedded deRieben. Allsn Johnston. gave the oration he will give at Belt Jim Neve. Moot Brown. B. Adams, LAFAVETTE Boys and girls of Rsy posit lying In the limestone Just above Lake next Friday In the state final the porphyry contact. This deposit, Boys' day ths dsy when boys come room 24, are gathering pictures of "South Fork" of the contest. Officially eoon be own will Into their sssoclated with one of the main here. M veins of the system, has been Ae a consequence of Its spproach. the country or continent they are - C L- - D ' . W teachera have to rap on the desk quite atudy. ng Just now they are study raiuig continuously productive for over WO Moab Literary Club feet. to the After mining the bed out, we attract that col a eyes Africa. frequently They have quite ing BOISE. Idaho. April 21 (AP). By followed up a thin are following the boya In their prac lection of pictures about this contl but persistent Exhibit of ore, until we struck a pipe of board of nans. streak marcn tne the around nent. These pictures help to make ruling tice geographic Spi Ths art classes have been doing their study much more Interesting. names, the south fork of the Snake of ore, measuring six feet In diambeautiful work lately. Some of the Boys snd girls or B, room 27, are river has become the official course eter." Special te Tbe Tribune The pipe, Mr 'Walker explained, lies atudente are working on clay plaquee, Interested in posters. Tbey hsve a of the Snake river snd need no longer Rebus horizontal. Value of the ore, he said, MONT1CELLO, April some on carved traya and othere on scene of India with the Taj Mahal be deslanated south fork. It waa anwill run about 20 per cent lead, IS Rota Literary club ia conducting an wood cute. Those not otherwise em- In the distance. atate the reclama nounced today by There is one of art exhibit at the echool auditorium ployed are doing floral designs. The Egypt, also. In this picture are the tion department. The north fork Is ounces silver to the ton and II In gold. to raise funds to purchaae plcturea boys rn woodwork are msklng end Sphinx and two pyramids. They also still the north fork. By reason of the persistence and regfor the dfchool rooma. Copies of 150 tables, magazine racks, sewing cabiularity of the bed lying below, Mr. have a poster on Morocco which Flemof Walker believes that the pine will exFrench, Italian. nets and stands. masterplecaa showa tbe mosques snd minarets and German tend for 200 feet, snd will aseure a Dutch, ish, MARGARET Engllah, ex characterlatlc of that country. Thle beds after the day's JENSEN, American artlata are on exhibition. continuance of shipments at ths rate of JESSICA HALE. room la making. In connection with ercjse. two carloads At the last regular meeting of the MARGARET CONNELLT, Its nature study, butterflies. A Mon monthly for a coneider-abl- e Spring Is here, snd the little kin period. club, held at the home f Mrs. Wllaoti LOCIS MILLER. or Milkweed, butterfly wss made dergartners of Miss Clarlqel Petrle's arch, of In officers the Elijah claim to the south, a Allred. the annual election room are aware ot it. un tne Reporters. by Billy Strasters. Mra. Fred W. took place, aa follows: limestone asla a large brown leafy tree similar occurrence In theeast-we7A, room 25. has msde pic The S. EliKeller, prealdent. Mra. Arthur tures of fairies sitting on the tall wTth many blrda perched on the sociated with a parellel OIELS! TALK ABOUT BPOBT. H. for (04 Claud Mrs. was continuous vice fissure, Wood, jah prealdent; If were as daffodils. too, limbs, grass they, tinting singing Mra. Chaun-cefeet, and Is said to have produced For, secretary-treasureMARY (iILES, HEBE'S ENTHUSIASTIC LOT glad that spring Is here. Flying swift- 1100,000. of ore Between the Black, aaalstant secretary: Mra. J LUCILE MORRIS. ly to his desr ones Is a robin with now being developed andpipe the Elijah M. Redd, May Jr. hlatorlan;H. Mra. worm wriggling vio a brown Reporters. large to S. fissure the south sre several fisBarnes HAMILTON Girls of room U havs Cooper, reporter: Mra. lently In his mouth. sures. The chance of these being the and Miss Pearl Walton, program com- a fine baseball team. They have AHA! MERRILL DAVIS, BUT IN THE LOBBY location of ore bodies similar to that mutes. played and beaten all the rooms on T.eporter. opened up Is thought to be good. the top floor and one on the main COURAGE EBBS TO NIL! floor. Virginia Thurgood Is their capImportant exploration work Is beIn several places In the on DECORATIONS carried INGENIOUS ing tain. She Is certainly a good captain Carbon Leads Trio property, Mr. Walker reported. Drift and ball player. We are sorry to say SI'MNER Seventh grade students ROOMS TO CLASS COLOR ADD 102 No. a prospecting fissures to the of their best players. In Debate League that ona of the Sumner school visited a mowest of the present strike has opened Sutton, has had an attack of of mineralised limestone. four feet show for last tion up to so Is not 1 Tuesday and sble picture a has WEBSTER Room appendicltta very of the shaft In the westplay. They have chosen Vsudelle the purpose of viewing on the screen cunning border along the front board. ernSinking Special to Tha Trlbuae. of the has been portion on to take Theresaa's place a story which they had used In con- Paper ducks carrying black paper um- started. It Is the property Alter the Copelsnd ROOSEVELT. April II plan of the combrown brellas are alternated with In the team. their with studies. nection 120 to language to sink level the negative team lost the first debate to and then pany After the spring vacation Miss Alms The party was chaperoned by Miss shoes hsvlng tulips growing In them. decision fourteen years hy a drift 300 feet to cut In the limestone. Buck, teacher of room 10, wsa Mra. Mabel This makes the room very cheerful In the western extension of fissures pro and Dorothea Sauer Carbon high school here, the DuThe pupils of her Snedeker. two of the seventh chesne high affirmative team scored for a few days. grade appea ranee. duct lvs In the eastern portion of the Ariene i raotaee or room i nas mine. a unanimous win over Carbon high's room are very glad to have her back teachers of the Sumner. again. decided that It would be brought to her claas a large bunch The Carbon high's boys negative In Price. We are sorry that the captain of One of the nasproper to give evidence of their of pussy willows. traveling affirmative team also won school's girls' baseball team Is ab- quite Grove Sumner school spirit If they gave a turtiums In the eggshell garden has unanimously over Uintah high at Ver- the is time. sent this Ruth Harrison st In the theater lobby, but sprouted. nal, while Its home affirmative team In the rousing yell Fifty-Tw- o Years Wed hosplts! recovering from sn when Room 3 has a beautiful poster with arrived time the their wss winning over the vlaltlng T'lntah courage Her class failed them and never a yell was Just "millions and millions" of bright team. Carbon leads with a per- operation forsppendlcltls. mates miss her very much and will heard. it. daffodils upon Duchesne .750 yellow stands growing of and centage Is able to he with second with .500, and t'lntah last with be glad when ahe RUTH The story was a touching one and Above the flowers beautifully colored Special te The Trlbeae. RODMAN. PLEASANT GROVE, April II It Is rumored that quite a number of butterfllee float larlly. II really think .000. To tie Price. Duchesne must win us again. Reporter. the girls sniffled during the show these butterflies must have come Many friends and relatives of Mr. and both Vernal debates. ) the Mrs. John E Smith called at their tropics Next day at school the boys taunted straight from State finals are acheduled for the All through the yesr the girls of home during the past week, congratuthe girls for being so sentimental as University of Ctsh. Msy 9. 10 and 11. THESE DO NOT NEED TO CBT d wedthem on thlr to cry. but the girls were quick to room 6 have beaten tne boys in spell lating MY KINGDOM FOB A HOBSE remind them of their lack of ing, but at last the worm has turned ding anniversary. Mr. Smith wss born courage On the girls were beaten by at Falster, Denmark, February 26. of the stillness Monday break the to lobby We hope the . boys can 1849. He came to Utah In 18S3 In High School with their Sumner yells. However, the boys. st the the DOl'tlLAS boys and girls together Isughed keep up the good work. Joseph Young's company and was a made hobby horses to st Students See Ogden Douglas have Kindergartners Room 9 has been studying the Nile. pioneer fiddler In early days, having the comedy. It seems to be the play with at recess. They are con of children Some made have the clay played at more than 2000 dances He opinion that going to a hroomstlck, with two unanimous A served during 1863-6- 6 Students of the structed of OGDEN. April Z movie la more fun than going to animals to put on the sandtsble. snd (7 in the stocka one stuffed end and wheels st a an elephant and rhinoceros Black Hawk Indian War. Hs marI Imagine the Jordan high school at Sandy, who were chaperones zebra, the other. The stocking Is school and st In ing look like animals reel miniature. a and Weber of tour Davis ried too. Chrlstensen Marians April 18, making enjoyed it better, Rooms 7. 10 and 12 on the second 1876. She wss born at Vlsborg, Denof tied on so that the leg goes over the DE VOE ROUECHE. counties, accompanied by farmers s out as foot the stick and Indue-trlprojects been Room floor birds. have the their district, visited big mark. February 6. 18S2, and waa Reporter. 10's black wall Isstudying Ears made of stocking mabordered hy robins taught to read English at 8 yeara of district In Ogden and a number nose. are THE CINDER PATH. sewed on The eyes are terial flickers which the age and of farme of the county today. by Arthur H. Lund, then 17 are of yarn. The cinder path has recently opened children have drawn and colored. After their arrival In the city early but toneareand the whiskers years old. guided by a rope bridle. The at the Sumner tor the first time In Rooms 11, 13, 17 and 18 have been this morning, they were conducted They The Smltha have lived at Pleasant are going to build a barnmany years under the direction of studying spring flowers. Room 11 has Grove all their lifetime. They are over the Amerlcen Pscklng and Pro- children vision company plant snd were guests yard for the horaee Just outside of Wayne Johnson, track captain. Many also studied leather, rubber and cof the Edward parents of two sons, feet can be heard on the cinder track fee, and has made posters to show Smith, plsyhouse. at luncheon of the Sperry Flour com- theThese of Salt Lake and Wlllard all the at any period of the day. Some feet the different etages these made have children P. tverson H. go products pany. Manager acting furniture which has been need to furSmith, American Fork, and two daughpace through before they are ready for use. ters. Mrs Annie Whalen. Aberdeen, keep the grinding as toastmaster Mayor Frank Fransevand others scamper over the earth The principal's office has been re- Wash.; cis gave a short talk, to which Paul C. nish the playhouse. There sre Mrs. Jennie Waltenspell, bed and like frightened rabbits. Some of the modeled lately. The partition was Boyce. In charge of the party, re- eral chslrs, aal!lounge, table, painted green. The promising prospects sre De Voe moved one foot westward, giving Lima, Wash. sponded. The visitors then visited the phonograph, hooks which the Roueche, Parrel Gunnel!. Merrill Damore apace, light and air. The floors Industrlsl school farm' and the Potter bookcase contains STUDENTS HONORED. vis and Cullen Greer. De Voe, Mermay look at. nd woodwork havs been varnished. dairy farm. The party included about children Another activity of the klndgart-ner- s rill and Farrell are short runners, The walls are of stucco. The new rug Special to The Tribune. 120 persons. aniof while Cullen Is s y has been the making man. adds greatly to the appearance of the BLACKFOOT, Idaho, April 20 Anmals. The animals are cut out of two However, Wayne Johnson hopes to room. Jt is now rsted one of the best nouncement la made of Miss Iris of the Natlonsl Uni- thicknesses of wrapping paper. They have some real runners before pro- offices In the city schools. of Aren't Wright ss valedictorian of the class of motion dsy scatters the boys, so he we proud? '2. Blackfoot H. 8., and Miss Anna versity Law Review and Mr Keeler are then sewed together and acolored. baseThe girls have orgsnlsed Eleanor Chapman as salutatorlan. was associate editor during the past keeps them nt work, snd aching legs HORTENSE LOWE. The members are Betty and weary bodies crawl Into welcome ball team. year. Reporter. Commencement will be May 28. 234.2 Meters 2:00 p. m. Bible program. 1:15 p. m. Dialogue. 00 p. m. Semlclaaslcal protram. :00 p. m. Time report. 0 p. m Studio program. n. m. Time reoort. SOER y Ig S:00 p. m SAD p. m. Ill st 302.8 Meters 990 Kilocycles noon Studio broadcast, p. m. Program. p. m. Remote control Broad cast from the Salt Uk taoernacie. s 1:15 p. m Talk under the ausph-of the American Legion. 4:00 p. m. Program by the Jackaon junior high school. . nisck-rxwr- Ajh Lavsndar, originally charged ith assault with intent to commit of elmple asrapt, and found guilty sault, waa fined S26 by Judge Eph-ralHanaon In the Third diatrlct court Saturday. The charge arose from an indictment In a room of the Metropole hotel In early morning of December 3 Jqdge Hanann held that the evidence showed that the girl, IS yeara old, waa person. left In the room by anotherLavendar he took her there, and that dldnot harm her. Salt Lake Lincoln. nerve-rackin- South. Watts Lay, captain; Martelle King, manager. Naomla Stobl, Virginia Mathewe. Ruth Beck, Virginia Ladd. Virginia Allie Oreham, Marian Dediickson, Irene Kilts and Nellie Assen-berTheee girls hope their teem will be good and will enjoy all kinds, of ball. The Panthers of ' A plsysd the Tigers of 5B on Thursday. The score waa 1 In favor of the Panthere. Tbe winning team conalete of Robert Olenn. captsin; Lyle Ward, manager, Jack Williams, catcher: Robert pitcher; Bob Rapp, first beae-maRobert Waters, second baaeman, Lyle Ward, third baseman; Jlmmle Art Art Lavtndar Fined $25 for Assault 1SO0 LI'S east-we- m KSL, Eric A. Pollard, a graduate of the (,'nlvarslty of I'tah and the here, has received a scholar ablp from the Uni versity or Hamburg, according to word received In Halt Lake Friday Mr. Pollard hae been teaching at the University of Neb since bis departure thle city, from where he resided for eight yesra. He waa chosen by the Germs scholar committee, ehlp will and study at Hamburg. O e during the year. He coming has already studied In for Germany C. A. Pollard. three years. college JL'NIOR HIGH On ROOSEVELT Arbor day the students of the Roosevelt enjoyed en Interesting end Inmoving structive picture entitled ' Subdulag the Forest." It wss shown between the lunch periods. with other In common Roosevelt. schools In the city, has been pracwas chosen The team ticing baseball. on Tuesday and the suits distributed In a recent practice to the members. game with the Stewsrt, Roosevelt wss victorious, and we hope to continue so In our coming games. A gsme was plsyed with the Brysnt on Friday. Members of our team are: Catcher, ORE PIPE FOUND Wins Scholarship I- forty-poun- d Radio Program Former Utahn . Rei-a- tn te Tbe Trlbeae. HEBER. April 11 Annual contest for tha medal awarded by Professor Delmar Dickson for tbe oest Instrumental performance by a Wasatch county student nut over high school age ha a been decided In favor of Kenneth Duke, trombone soloist. Judges of tbe contest were Professor (.'ma neon of Provo high school and Profeeeor Kobertaon of the Brig-haThey also Voung university. picked performers to enter the Instrumental mualc contests of the Sum-mi- l Wasatch-Morgadivision to be held st Karnes May 4. Their choices were: SeerUI SCHOOLNEWS AND VIEWS Mur-doc- fr Fovth Trombone Player Wins Medal for Wasatch County Students Who Seek Honors ASK 22, 1928. : Reflected in these three sale hts are the best points to be found. Style, quality, workmanship and color. All were bought As very much under regular price. we pass on these savings to our range of sires, the smartest spring colors, red, tsn, blue, green, black, navy, printed materials, the best materials, flat crepe, canton crepe, crepe de chine, georA good gette, New sleeves, neck lines, new skirt 14 to Wash Bloomers and Chemise large girls and women Men's Bib Overalls and Jumpers . C Girls Spring Dresses Sizes 2 to 14 C Women's Wash Dresses Broadcloth , . $1.47 Children's Guaranteed Hose Sizes 2 to 14 years 25 C Sample Carpets C Giant size Batts 2 pound size . . Boys Wash .SuiU 97 c 15 6 Golf to Knickers, Boys' years $1.49 Women's Approved L. D. S. Garments C Boys' Bib Overalls single and double knee 95 C Wool Boys Caps ...... . . . . . 29c 98 97 89 95c 69 new 60 iaBB 59C . . -- cloths. woolen sizes Stockings' for Urge girls, ss well ine new tan snaaes. ivomen. Bssssseasai lassai 49c Union Made Engineers' Overalls and Jumpers S1.29 OTsrsnS sre high back, trip- pto .tltelMd. Tti. tn th possibl. 4" ysrSs wsrto tb. dosM. Sts. St to 4t Mad. .st - waaat n i meaarart. 1 1 1 i ii m n a r ar made and roomy Railroad m arko and mr should an o.r-all- a theae splandid si z a r m n t (his saving 'pries. SIT |