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Show y : THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, 3TTNE 10, 4 Lewis' Novel Honeymoon!: PROGRAM FIXED II WUI III Ml III I.SSII III I ' Y-- rx ; FOB BANK MEET - WICHITA, Kan., June t (AP) Two are dead and five more or less seriously Injured as a result of a tornado near Caldwell, Kan. The tornado struck the country surrounding Caldwell shortly. afisir midnight, according to delayed dispatches received here today. The dead are reported to be a man and wife, operators of a pumping station at Little Sandy. June WASHINGTON. (AP). A character swept gale of tornado-lik- e through the northeastern and southwestern sections of Waahlngton. late aviation field today and at the Boiling up ten toppled over and onsmashed the field, causing standing 8200.000. of an estimated loss Considerable property damage also the was caused in those sections of indicity, first reports ofto the police were persons also cated. A number slight Inreported to have suffered and falling llmba from falling juries Five in Upper Snake Val ley Agree on Union of Harvard Professor and Official of National As- sociation Are Speakers. Forces to The Trlbuas. , Is PRICE, June I. Announcement made by Carl R. Marcusen. secretary-treasur- er Sperlat V 1 of the Utah Btate Bankers' awoctatlon, of the completed program for the convention of that body la Ordin. June 22 and 23. Sessions of fh association will be held In the Hotel Blgelow, and will conclude with the election of officers for (he coming ... n- ; - f " - t er " Campaign. te The Trlhuae. IDAHO .FALLS, Idaho, June Bonneville, Bingham, Jefferson, Fremont and Madison counties will unite In a campaign of weed eradication,. It was decided at a meeting of commisof canal comsioner representative ?r V:- - in Speclsl Governor George H. Dern will 4 nni 'of the soe&kers at the session Mayor 'Frank Francis of Ogden and Dr. Howard T. Lewis, professor of will marketing of Harvard university, be others who will appar on the pro- -' gram. President E. A. Culbertson of the association will call the meeting to order at the opening session June 22, m?and will be followed by an Invocation i by the Rev.- John E. Carveranof Ogden. address Mayor Francis will make of welcome, and the response will be by Eugene Giles, vice president of the National Copper bank of Salt Lake City. Governor Dern'e .address and t he m reading- of the report of Secretary-Treasuri Marcusen will be in the afternoon session. Reports from.O. HJt W. Adams of Salt Lake, chairman of the legislative committee; Frederick P. Champ of Logan, of the agricultural committee, and J. J. Barber of Ogden, of the educational committee, v Will be heard at this session. Golf matches for delegates and vis- ,"' ftora at the Ogden Country club will occupy the remainder of the afterAUTHOR ON CARAVAN HONEYMOON TOUR!' Sinclair Lewi, noon. In the evening the bankers will author fcf "Main Street," "Elmer Gantry," and other best sellers, and be guests of honor at a ball at the Bert nana hall. bis wife, the former Dorothy Thompson, newspaper woman, are Robert Q. Kemp, vice president of spending; their honeymoon touring Enfland In auto caravan, Abore, the Security Title and Guarantee combreakfast by the roadside for two. pany of Los Angeles will be the first speaker Saturday. He will be followed by Dr. Lewis, whose topic will, be niitiiiiiiiiiiifistiiiiiinsiMiimsiiiigissgiiiiiimiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiitsiii "Some Marketing Trends and Problems." Frank W. Slmmonds, deputy manager of the American Bankera association, will address the session on "Closer Interbank Relationship ImSnimnminiiiiiiiiiiimiisiiuiiiinMisiSHmnniiiiiminjnnnuJ perative." O. J. StlllweU of Ogden will address the afternoon session Saturday, filth KDYL, Bait Lake 234.2 Meters K8X, Salt Lake ' 302.8 Meters "Why Banks Should Furnish Trust 990 Kilocycles 1000 Watts his Facilities" as "The Psytopic. 2:00 p. m. I. B. S A. watch tower chology of Laughter" will be the sub- program. of Charles Milton N'ewcomb. 2:15 p. m. Address by Dr. Leroy D. 10:30 a. m session from tabJubilee election of officers of the state ernacle. Swingle on "Popular Fallacies association, there wfll be a brief ses- 12 00 noon Luncheon hour broadcast. Concerning the Bible." sion of the Utah section of the Amer3:00 p. m 1:00 p. m. Classical and aemlclasslcal Bible Students' program. ican Bankers' association, to choose a music. 2:00 p m. Broadcast from Salt Lake vice president for I'tah to succeed 4:00 p. m. "What next?" tabernacle. George 8. Eccles of Ogden, whose term J:15 p. m. Address, under auspices 5 00 p. m. Time. expires. 7:30 p. m. Thlrty-elght- h American Legion. Infantry band of Fort Douglas. 4:00 p. m. Presentation of winning contestants in M. I. A. eon; test. KNX, Los Angeles 5:30 p. m. Broadcast by remote con336.9 Meters 890 Kilocycles J trol. :00 p. m. Instrumental ensembles. 7:00 p. m. Remote control broadcast !2:00 noon Church services. from tabernacle. The .Tribune. ! 30 p. m. Church services. Special M p. m. Special M. I. A. program. 10:00 t m. Concert orchestra. p. . PRICE, June Hyrum Seely of 10:00 m. Program. 11:00 p. ni. Violin and piano. Castle Dale, stockman and ranch own- 11:80 p. m. Time. p. er of Emery county, was chosen member of the board of directors of the KPO, San Francisco 710 Watts Price Commercial and Savings, bank 352.9 Meters KOA. Denver 4224 Meters Pacific Time at a nesting ef the stockholders of 820 Kilocycles Mountain Time that Institution. It la announced. Mr. e waa 11:41 m. a. elected Thursday to the vaSeely Church services. S:S0 p. nv Symphony hour. cancy on the board caused by the 12 00 noon Summer radio choivh. :45 p. m. Feature. death last winter of Neil M. Jladsen 8:30 p. m. Theater concert: organ. 6 11 p. m of Fsice. 10:30 p. m. Concert orchestra. Feature. 11:00 p. m. Program. Other directors were reelected as 7:45 p.j m. Organ; orchestra. S.45 p. m. Church services. follower. Carl R. Marcusen, Dr. H. B. Geetsman, J. H. Leauteaud, Pierre 491.0 Meters KGW, Portland Carlos Gunderson. Moynier, all of KTI, Lot Angeles 610 Kilocycles Pacific Time Price, and N. 8. Nielsen of Mt Plea, 610 Kilocycles 4S.5 Meters ant. Th beard win meet later In the 1:00 p. m. Church services. month to choose officers. Present of- 12:00 noon Church services. 8:10 p. m. Symphony hour; two ficers are Mr. Nielsen, president: Mr. 8:30 p. m. Symphony program. planoe. Marcusen, vice president and assist9:30 p. m. Organ. 10:00 p. m. Fantasies. ant cashier, and W. E.. Anderson, ll:n p. m. Studio. 11 00 p. m Program. cashier. 12 00 midnight 11:30 p. m. Concert music. Orchestra. - 'Yankee Doodle' Death!, Destruction On Return Flight Tornado Deals Sees "Ceil" President Again coiisjoiN IR Oil WEEDS ml 1928. s.. 188 Radio Programs i Fol-awi- ' Stockman Named Director of Bank I , . panies, county esents, weed control men, and others held here. More than 100 persons were pres ent, and a large number gave their views on the weed control problem, all be agreeing that something has to done, and promptly, or a large number of otherwise valuable farms of the valley will soon be worthless. Speakers all stated that If tn prob lem is attacked In a concerted manner within the next year. It can be All sets are HLA KIA aVVr. OFFICIAL ON VACATION, Dr. of James Lucey, the President's shoemaker, from a photo tales at his shop in Northampton, Mass., with an inset pf Mr. Cckx idge. Lucey predicts that "Cal" will run for the Presidency the Idaho Insane asylum, left yester day on a abort vacation to his home in Kansas City. During his absence Dr. Hoover will be Jn charge, gain. MONEY FOR MOVIES. PARIS. Twenty times as much money pours Into Paris movie tills l:0o p. m. 8:26 p. m :2S p. m. 11:00 p. m. llaUnaUoaal Xewanel) w White House Home Church services. Symphony hour. Church services. Program. KA.VSAS CITY, June 9 (AP). Miss Florence Lowden, daughter of the Illinois presidential candidate, considers the possibility of her occupying the KJTt, Seattle white House as such a "questionable" 860 Kilocycles 348.6 Meters one that she has not devoted any thought to it. Miss Lowden stayed with her mother 100 p. m. Church services. In their special car this 7.00 p. m. Bible Students: trio. be111 to leave 10:00 p. m. Fvenlng services. cause Mrs. Lowden was toomorning 11.00 p. m. Music. the train when it arrived. The former Illinois governor left his wife in the care of two physicians and went to hi KHQ, Spokane hotel suite for a series of conferences 370.2 Meters 810 Kilocycles with members of his campaign organl-ratloi 1:00 p. m. Church services. The two doctors In attendance on 7:00 p. m. Concerts. Mrs. Lowden pronourtr ed ' her condi2:30 p. m. Symphony orchestra-tion as not serleus and made arrange30 p. m. Church services. ments for her to leave the car for the 11:08 p. m. Program. hotel rater In the day. Her illness waa 11:39 p. mBible Students. diagnosed as nervous Indigestion. Miss Lowden disclaimed any interest OUT8I3E STATIONS. In politics outside of the personal InKWSC 164 I meters; T kilocycles: terest In her father's campaign. 500 watts. Washington State college. "Neither my mother, my brother nor KTOS 341.8 meters; 114 kilocyI have really seriously considered the cles; 50 watts. Long Beach. going to Washington to KFftC 41.8 meters: 1(0 kilocycles; Eoesibillty ofWhite House," she said. 50 San Francisco. would be "It nice, I guess, but I 740 WCCO 405.1 meters; kilocycles: haven't even" given It a thought. I 2000 watts. Minneapolis. taken any active part In WIP S02.J meters; 590 kilocycles; have never or business' politics 500 watts, Pbllsdelphla. CKCP 4Z8 metera; 730 kilocycles: INJUNCTIONS. LIQUOR 0O0 wgtts. Vancouver. KTBI 882.8 meters; 1040 kilocyclea; KANSAS CITY. June 9 (AP. Ef!30 watts. U A. Bible Institute. forts to dry up Kansas City for the KLS 245.8 moters; 1320 kllocyelee; Republican national convention today J5 wstti. Warner Oakland. resulted in the Issuance of temporary 770 kilocyKBBM 52S 4 meters; injunctions against forty-fiv- e alleged cles: 10SO n. 9 watt. Chicago. i 1.i , ut Day and :iNight Sessions ' i 4. L iL-J-- A A Complete Line of Refrigerators for all requirements - house- $28.95 L.' MAST J. 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Zimmerman, vacationing at Lake Geneva,; walked around the lake twen-ty-miles in eight hours. Hiking Is his hobby. liquor places. ce.: i now rNow ttXSfr WALKING GOVERNOR. MADISON, Wis. Governor Fred It. ENROLL NOW FOR JHIeona v NOW Was 1S.50 Complete Was $126.55 IKUaij.EiI Was $135.00 NOW ATWATER KENT CABINET 'Vnow CABINET t , Lowden's Daughter Is Not Visioning s KOO, Oakland , 780 Kilocycles Was Speaker. New - Receipts Meters S154.00 .. $258.00 . $111.56 .... $97.44 Electric Set, with No. 100 RCA 4J7AII NOW I ,.ri Kn.ik.r. Waa 1192.50 Famous Super. Het, with No, 100 QO NOW $322.50 AO fROSLEY Special 384.4 te with socket power. ja 10 complete, ItlA ready to operate. rt 4PA O ft 1 MwMMwMwwwMieewieee glass from broken window panes and doors. The gale swept over the same portion of the national capital that was vtaited by a elmilar storm lastis not However, today's gale believed to" have been as destructive nor of as great velocity as last year s storm. and fully guaranteed. A chance radio get at a remarkably low price. brand-ne- to secure an othere gave short talks. Jo Tayier, chairman of the Bonneville county commissioners, presided. Four-fifth- ' ri JUUI.IH-M- Remarkable Values in Radios Commissioners of Madison. Jeffer son ana Fremont counties will meet Monday, and after this time, details III be worked out rer me campaign which will start this fall. Among those who gave addresses were Ralph Edmunds, Henry jonn-so- n, C. B. Ahlson. stats seed commissioner, and Joel Priest, representative Several of the Oregon Short Line. nowadays as before the war. last year were $3,000,000. of the films are American. st Dayton and plan spend the night to attempt to return to San Dlegs tomorrow in a single hop. ATTEND BIO REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION IN YOUB HOME JUNE 12TH solved. ' r te The Trlkaae. . BLACKFOOT. Idaho, June George Williams, auperintendent COLVMBt'S, Ohio, June 9 (AP). 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