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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SAT TEDAT MORXIXG, MAY f LoganCache County OFFICK 119 NORTH MAIN RECORD PHONE 118. ; Correipon dent, Res. Phone. W2. U. A. C. DEGREE ( OmmpIlCPiriPnt FvrMfcf Honor 190 Bachelor of Science Students. LOG AN .After completing a final , neck of all candidates for the Utah State Agricultural college council for graduation announced Friday that 190 students will receive the degree of bachelor of nce at commencement exercises in ihs college auditorium Saturday at 10 a. m. In addition, 65 studnts have completed the two-yeteacher's tourse and will receive normal diThis is plomas. the largest number of students that have ever been graduated in any one year from the local institution. According to President E. G. Peterson, the program for commencement exercises will be as follows: Overture, "Raymond" (Thomas), orchestra; "Serenade" (Strauss), girls' chorus; Invocation, Alma Sonne; "E Minor Sonata" (Grieg), Miss Faye Peder-soremarks, A. W. Ivins, president of the board of trustees; "Modern Humanities." Miss Verda Dowdle; "Troisieme Ballade" (Chopin), Miss V LaDean Rogers; address to the graduates, President P. J. Kelly, University of Idaho; conferring of degrees. President Peterson; "I Hear a Thrush at Eve" (Cadman). girls' chorus; benediction. Dr. W. W. Henderson; exit march, orchestra. Those who will be graduated ln- elude: ar n; School of Agriculture John Redd Adams. Parowan. Lyman Bennlon. Logan: Oolden Bingham, Morgan: Alma Burgoync. Lo-aClarence Burnham. Brlgham; Ivan Chrlt-tenseEphralm: Raydolph Cook. Lay ton. Royal Crook, Heber: Joseph D. Cummlngs. 8rlgham; Robert Dahle. Logan; Edward Davis. Garland: Eamtt D. Ivo. Preston. Idaho. Lee Evert Ouymtsi. Huntington; George Henderson. Joseph: Evan Jensen. Hyrum: Henry Jones, Malad. Idaho: Russell Kectch. Grove: Wesley Keller. Logan: Ray V Pleaaant Littlefleld. Tropic: Wllford Monson. Hyrum; Ni.u Paewal. Logan: Leland Petersen. Hyrum: Curtis Spalding. American Falls. Idaho.. Arnold Standing. Ogden; Arvll Btark. Salt Lake: Rett Wadley, Pleasant Orove; Calvin Wlxom. Burley. Idaho; Marlov, Woodward. Pranklln. Idaho. School of Arts and Science Golden Baxter, Hyrum; Estella Pranke Beal. Tremonton; Donna Benson. Logan; Myles Bowen. Pork; Stanley Boyle, Victor. Idaho: w Spanish O. H. Bybee and Allen Cannon. Fielding; Rita Cranney Logan: Robert Daines, Loean: Verda Dowdle. Newton: Karl Fife. I.nnanThelma Pogelberg. Logan: Robert Forrester &F&SEt; ZE J f I ) dolyn Hansen. Providence: Miriam Hansen Lo. au; Othello Hansen. Oolllnston: Ruth Hart. Laketown; Elmer Jeppsen. Mantua: Beatrice Jessop. Draper: Dallas Johnson Logan; Leonard Judklns. Ogden; Harold Klrby. Hyde Park: George Larsen. Mayfleld: Vernon R. Larson. Smlthfleld; Leo H. Logan: Frank Maughan. Wellsvllle: Helen McAllister. American Falls, Idaho: Maida Mulr. Mendon: Rebecca Nelson. An mo, Idaho: Nolan Olsen. Logan; LaRue Parkinson. Logan: Faye Pedersen: Emma Perucra. Ogden: Edna Ricks. Rexburg. Ida-hMurlsnd Rlgby. Newton: Nelson Salmon. Kemmcrer. Wyo.; Alton Baxer. Locan: Therms Scovllle. Ogden; Slcrld Skanchy, Logan, Theron Smart. Sandy: Loul.se Shepard. Logan: Clifton Smith. Hooper; Ronald Smith. Lcgan; Fred Sorensen. Rexburg. Idaho; Lave!! Sorenson. Smlthfleld; Stella Sorenson, Smlthfleld; Truth Taylor. Burley. Idaho; Owen Ward, Wlllard; Horace Whittle. Preston: Edgar Williams, Kaysville; Howard Williams. San Francisco School of Commerce Berdean Balls. Hyda rarx; Keeo sullen. Logan; Byron Darley Locan: Fred Frankhouser. Locan ; Wlllard Ofdds. Login: Crrui Grtaves. Freiton, Idaho: Charles Onfftn. Logan Oeorte Haslani. Earl Hawkea. Pteaton. In In? J. J,ogar. Hiwkrs, Pocatello. Ids : William Haraard. Loaan: Hodges, Evelyn Logan: LaMont Hodges. Logan; Vernon IaraeUen. Hrrum. Normal Jensen. Mantua: Lund Johiuon. Lo gan: Arthur La.vton. Kavaville: George Mar Uneou. Logan: Marrlner MerrilfT Richmond: Wendell chamberlln Phillips. Karsvlllf; Guslave Prancis Bowe. Eureka: G. Vernal S'amons. Hyde Park, Sermon Smith, Logan: Wesley A Sorensen, Logan; Olenn Steele stunner. Idaho Falls. Idaho. Orpha Sweeten. Garland: James T. Underwood, Kaysville; Nello B. Waldron. Tremonton; Gordon Wood. Nephl. Home Economics Matilda Aeblscher, Logan: Vera Calder. Vernal: Mary Cannon, Salt Lke: Canrllle Cnristtansen. Loean: Grace Crook, Heber; Arvilla Harriet Day, FredParougn; Coy File. Providence: Hilda Cedar erick, Logan: Luree Snow Gardner. City: Lydla C. Gibbons. Garden City: Ellen R. Hanks. Tooele; Bessie Hansen, Logan: Hansen. Salt Lake; Eva Harold-sen- . M.irgurlte Idaho Palls: Rita K. Hill. Logan; Ethel low-gra- Mower ALWAYS IN ORDER el lawn mower is the "moat perfect The JOHNSON Indestructible lawn mower built." It la exceptionally easy running, having ball bearings. blades driven by 10'a-lnc- h silk semi-dis- c Has five crucible steel 1 pressed steel wheels, -- Johnson Mower, sale price Johnson Mower, sale price inch Johnson Mower, sale price STATES HIGH WHEEL LAWN MOWER Raxor steel blades, ball bearing: a great value, GREAT STATES JUNIOR raior steel blades: A high-grau- mower; SO. 8 9 Grass Catchers to fit either mower. With heavy canvas side and galvanized Iron bottom. Sale price and h, AC OQ ?Oaa7aJ $10.85 GRASS CATCHERS 18- - 918.85 $19.85 $21.85 fit $11 eJJXO.OO S14.88 c - this pest, according to Grover Clyde, local inspector. Although ho cutmihiicu m. Dpiij. worms may be visible on the plant, a HOrenson. uornisn. Nephl: Claire Bptdell, Downey. Idaho; Mar l c.otoc Preston: Verda Btlrland. Provl little bit of cutworm bait placed dence; Beulah 8tout. Logan: Marlorle Webb. around the plant will insure its proMary tection from the Logan: Leo Williams. Samaria. Idaho; pests. Ina Allen. Richmond; Phyllis LaVerna AlFor protecting plants, Mr. Clyde len, Locan. recommends the bait named below. STUDENTS PRESENT FETE. The white arsenic and amyl acetate Students at Rowland Hall pre- may be secured at the Utah county at cost price. The bait sented their annual may fete on the agent's office suggested is: rchool lawn at 5 p. m. Friday under Wheat bran for bran free from direction of Mrs. Scott Dahlquist, In- shorts), 20 pounds; white arsenic, 1 molasses ior cheap education. pound; structor In physical The leading parts in the fete, which syrup), 2 quarts; amyl acetate, 4 was a fantasy representing a summer ounce, or 6 or 7 lemons or oranges; uay, were played by Martha Page water, about 2 gallons. Dissolve the syrup or molasses in Porter, Delight Dole, Virginia Allison and Hebn Keyser. They were the water. Add white arsenic and Sprinkle the poissisted by the upper ana lower stir thoroughly. soned solution Into the bran. Mix schools. thoroughly. The bran should be just damp, not wet, so that it will crumble when thrown upon the ground. If not damp enough, a little more water may be stirred Into the bran. Broadcast in the evening or early Lawn GREAT Mead Reclamation Commissioner that he has reconsidered his former stand with respect to the Hyrum or Cache Valley unit of the Salt Lake basin irrigation project, and will nowdirect that the reclamation bureau, in building this unit, not only con struct all storage and diversion works, but acquire all rights of way that may be necessary, and enlarge the canals, without calling on the land owners under the unit to carry forward any part of this work. For several weeks Commissioner Mead was insistent that the water users should be required to provide the government with such new right of way as it may need, and should also enlarge their own canals. He was fearful, he said, that if this cost ranging around $300,000, were added to the construction cost, it might run the per acre cost to a point where the government might not recover its investment in full. 8enator Smoot has asserted that the land owners will be fully able to reimburse the government alter the works are completed, but has been insistent that the reclamation bu reau, as is usually the practice, acquire the rights of way and enlarge the canals as a part of the construction program. This the commission has agreed to do. iWfJS&S; Pressed Gear ch sale price 04 If $1.85 HOSE SPECIALS inch RELIABLE MOLDED HOSE, $2.95 lengths, coupled $5.85 lengths, coupled GOODYEAR HIGH PRESSURE WINGFOOT, 3A couplings, $3.65 lengths $8.95 lengths GOODYEAR DE LUXE Green Sunproof, Rubher Covered. Highest Grade Hose Made. Tested to 185 Pounds Pressure $4.75 lengths $9.00 lengths -- 25-fo- morning before sunrise. 25-fo- ot 50-fo- ot SAVE YOUR HOSE HOSE REELS Specials on Hose Fixtures L Q tJUJ Si ill 16ft AAA IN In Visit Itinerary Takes Several Leading Ranches. prischxa ring. FRQCKS just Out Today! ne That I I o,r. fox trot; Underneath Rn&Man n n V Moon, walti for downtown shopping for an afternoon at bridge for spectator and active sportswear Is In the lead with authentic modes In 's summer frocks, emphasizing the importance of tub . silks . . lovely pastel shades . many with the popular new sbntan backs . . sleeveless and long sleeve styles . . . such a diversity of fashions you'll scarcely know which to choose. Women's and misses' sites. Keith-O'Brien- . From Sunrise to Sunset, fox trot; Who Carea What Von Have Been? HCn fox trot 21959 Down Among the Sugar Cane, Johnny Marvin; I Get the Blues When It Rains, Johnny 7C tOK, Marvin 21S5S World la Yours and Mine, Martin Honney; There' a Place In the Sun for You, 21960 tO. Martin r7Z.n tOK. Honney 2IM1-U- ml. Vou.See, fox trot Glen fox trot; Walt Tilt Bros.-Rober- Tg I OK, ts Piano Co. 161 SO. MAIN . . all spring cloth COATS are now reduced to just ih Kashas, broadcloths, fur trimmed a ... all silk nee few sport lined . . . mixtures . . . many beautiful coats. Sale of 500 House Frocks Fast Color Prints Harold Barber, 21, of 185 Vine street, Murray, is held in $50 bail to answer In city court to a charge of reckles sdrlvlng as the result of an automobile accident at 7 p. m. Friday in which Mrs. V. A. Kimball. 23, of 833 Harrison avenue, was injured, and an automobile, owned by Frank Copening, 25, of 1167 East South Temple street, damaged. Mrs. Kimball was cut and bruised and Miffprpri shnrlr pmwpnrv hnn. pital attaches said, when struck by Barber's westbound machine at Third East and Ninth South streets as she left a street car. Copening told police the machine continued and struck his auto. Mrs. Kimball was removed to her home after treatment. The accident was Investigated by Motorcycle Patrolmen C. J. Larsen. W. R. Hawkes and L. R. Terry and Detective R. Eddington. . SPEEDER DRAWS FINE. Harry Simmons, charged with speeding, was found guilty by Judge James A. Stump in police court Friday, and fined $10. - Distinctive Though Inexpensive 89 New Hats Prints and plain colors in a splendid . . guaranteed fast colors. variety . Tastefully styled, neatly trimmed. Truly exceptional values at this low price. 7 A New 3 95 1 95 Regular 1.00 Values Always at Keith O'Brien's one finds hats of extraordinary style qualities at lower, yes, much lower prices than one would expect to pay . . . due to our centralized buying plan. Vou will like the lashlon-rtghtneand the dtveritty of moder In ttrts -- is showing. . K-- Floor B Mllllncry-Th- lrd Assortment of Rayon Slips Extra Fine (Quality ue The New Pantie aud I- . Heavy grade, durable, with pleats at the sides to add the desired fullness. All Deep shadow hems. Self straps. pastel shades. Students LOGAN. One hundred and eight students of the Logan senior high school received diplomas at graduation exercises Fridiy night at Nib-le- y Rayon Bloomer' J00 98 Logan Graduates 108 . . Driving Charge r 50 Im for Cool and comfortable summer wear. Designed for . . the modern silhouette made of fine Butterfield dimAlso the new sportees ity. with perfect fitting bandettes are to be had at this price. Und lea Street Floor . Llngert Fourth Floor hall. Principal George D. Harding presented the graduating class and A E. Cranney, president of the board of education, awarded the diplomas. The address to the graduates was given by the Rev. John Edward Carver of Ogden. Leroy Anderson, student body president, gavr the salutation, while Reuben Haslem and Baker delivered valedictory essays. DRIVER CHANGES PI.EA. Harry Brown, charged with driving while drunk, changed his plea from not guilty to guilty In police court vriday. Judge James A Stump will impose sentence June L We Give Stamps kFJTH;OBKBE!V Best Guaranteed Values PlusYour Earned Discount I t. - of high grade washable silks Johnstone Denies Extortion Charge And Goes to Jail A plea of not guilty was entered Friday before City Judge C. F. Dalby by R. E. Johnstone of Los Angeles, charged with attempting to extort $4000 from Curtis B. Hawley, Johnstone's erstwhile friend and benefactor. Johnstone's preliminary hearing in city court was set for June 5. Johnstone Complaint against charges him specifically with writing an extortion note to Mr. Hawley on May 7, demanding the $4000 for the safety of his children. Johnstone was later captured at Pocatello, Idaho, and returned to Salt Lake four days ago. He Is in the county jail. i I u 2193--- ' -- CONSTANTINOPLE (). Turkish women are preparing a revolution to overthrow woman's traditional role in time of war. This group, led by a brilliant young member of Stamboul's new feminine intelligenzfa. Shasiye Hanem, declares that in the next war the enlightened woman of Turkey win not be the theoretical "gjrl behind the man behind the gun." but actually the girl behind the gun. Women Find Leader for Trench Drive During War. Shasiye Hanem says that if war falls again upon this generation, she herself will lead into the trenches women who refuse to bear again the intolerable wartime burden of waiting behind the lines. "Keeping the home-fire- s burning when there are only tatters of nerves and shreds of hearts to kindle the flames is a harder job than soldiering," says this young reformer. "We pray to Allah that there may be no "next war,' but if there is, we Turkish women who have seen our mothers wither beneath the bitter waiting at home will never submit to their fate. We will fight in the front lines and die outright rather than have our hearts and minds slowly murdered." Women Take Part in Fight For Rights During Conflict. This potential Joan of Arc" of the new Turkey would have women fight In war partly for the sake ol tnelr own sanity. Turkish alienists bear out her statement that over half of Turkish city women today are neurasthaolc or Insane, one of the basic causes being Turkey's incessant wars in the last half centurv. during which the only occupation of tat men unemancipated city women was to wring their hands and go mad. Peasant women, on the contrary, among whom the percentage of in sanity is low, have always taken an active part in warfare, many of them lighting in the front lines, but many more transporting ammunition and providing supplies. Another aspect of woman's part in the next war, new enough in Turkey, is given in an editorial which appeared in the official Turkish press. Here the point is made that the greatest virtue of the emancipation of women is to have rendered them capable of carrying on the civil affairs of the nation during of LOGAN Poultry producers Cache county are completing plans to make a tour of leading poultry farms in Utah an Salt Lake coun-- i ties Friday, Mayl. according to County Agricultural Agent Robert L. Wrigley. The party will leave Cache county at 6 a. m. and assemble at the W. O. Ramshaw hatchery. 3687 South State street. Salt Lake, at 9 a. m. After a brief Inspection of the Ramshaw ha'.chery, the group will go to the grading plant at American Fork, and later inspect, the plant at Draper A number oL the leading poultry farms will be visited during the day also. Professor Byron Alder, head of the poultry department at the Utah State Agricultural college, will lead in poultry discussions during the tour. The excursion is being sponsored by leading Cache county poultry producers, including John H. Kemp, North Logan; Alfred Fallows, president of the Hyrum Poultry association; Fred Sieth, College; Andtew Amalga; B. J. Read, Trenton; W. P. Leishman. Welteville; Erastus JohnDopp, Cornish; LeRoy Smith. Hyson. Richmond; Archie Bingham. rum: Heber Shlplev. Paradise; Oscar W. Nielsen. Millvllle; Jesse Bark er and W. R. Jones. Newton; Mrs. E. A. Parson. Benson; Joseph M. John LATEST VICTOR son, Smithfield, and Robert Chris toffersen, Hyde Park. RECORDS 50-fo- 25-fo- Bt net mm mm mm mmmm mm. wnm new L Group for War Drive in Trenches. Poultrymen Plan Murray Autoist Tour May 31 Faces Reckless 50-fo- ALL-STEE- May 24 Tomato Time to Start Fight on butsioa 16-in- C, Senator Smoot has been notified by WAR ON WORMS Materials & Workmanship 14-in- WASHINGTON, D. 4 EXPERT URGES AT SCOTT'S $25.00 $27.50 $27.50 21 Mead Senator Smoot Hyrum Work Will Not Call for Outlay. - 11 m 'Joan of Arc" Organizes Holmgren, Tremonton: Eva Packer Jenkins. Ixgan; Luetic Johnson, Logan: Arta JoseRuby Leatham. phine Larsen. Newton: Wellsvllle; Pernecy Lenkersdorfer. Logan; Zllla Llnford. Logan: Versa Joy Littlefleld. Osden; Florence Page Loveless. Locan: Sarah Maughan. Logan: Maude MeClellnn Logan: Lillian Morrell. Hyde Park; Lttlian Onre. Tooele: Pearl Richards, Logan: Constance Mary Shaw. Ogden; Ivy Lillian Smith. Lagan; Melba Stuart, WellesvUle. Evelyn Tuddenham. Newton: Dorothy Wat-kinLogan; Florence U. Webb. Richmond: Elsie Wyatt. Wellsvllle. . School of Engineering Doyla Affleck, Reld H. Ballard, Cache Junction: Heber C. PanMiller. Fowler, Rexburg, Idaho; Horace Logan: Noah William A. Bultch; Fillmore. JPartington. Rennetl Smith, Logan; Calvin Walker. Pleasant Grove. School of Education Sterling Anderson. Orantgville; Maxine Bagley. Murray; Ovila Salt lake. Bon. Ounnlson: Vosco Call, GarThelma Case, Ogden: Hugh C. Davit. Mar-Jorland: Leah Cathryn Edwards. Logan; Lamm. Oolden. Colo.: Venace Reese Merrill. Mldvale; Jack Chase Morton, Logan, Jennie C. Neal. Ogden; Evelyn Palmer, Ogden: Cleone Louise Passey. Logan; LuDean Lewlston: Stena Scorup, Sallno: Rogers. William E. Smith. Logan: Elizabeth Thomas. Cttden; Vance Henry Tlngey. Logan: E. M. Wade, Ogden; TUlle Jones Whittle, Sunny side: Thomas Glen Worthlngton, Nephl: John A. Young. Cedar Ctty. Those receiving normal dlplomts are: Mildred Anderson. Brlgham; Nina Balling. Logan: Martha Carlisle, Logan; Pauline Carrlgan. Peterson; Dorotha Chrlstensen. Tremonton; Marguerite Cooley. Login: Mlg-no- n Domsasrd. Glenwood; Myrtle Dudley. Jensen; Melba Eames. Preston. Lucfle Fife, Providence: Serena Polkman. Logan; Agnes Oodfrey, Clarkston: Roland Oourley. Logan: Oreta Hall. Logan: Marjorte Hammond. Providence; Alta Hansen. Richfield: Mae Hanson. Cornish; Flora Hart. Bloomlngton. Idaho: Mildred Helnrlch. 8mlthfield; Virginia Hendricks. Richmond: Mae Hlllstrom, Brlgham City: Muriel Hogan. Lawlston; Helen Hulme. Logan; Ludella Jenton. Smith-field- ; Oriel Jenkins, Newton: Howard V. Jessop, Logan; Helen King. Logan: Ethel P. Warns Growers Korth. Garland; Myrle Limb. Garland; Ltndqulst, Ogden: Lois Hunt, Nephl. Now Is Gweneth Marsh. Evanston, Wyo.: Lucille Locan; McCarry, Richmond: Luey Morrison. Nelson. Pearl Hprtenaen. Tremonton: Anna Nlel-ser- ti Pests. Preston; Cleo Nielsen, Logan: Ruby Locan: Jean Park. Blackfoot. Idaho: Evelyn Parkinson. Logan; Ardella B. Peart. Logan: Ina Peart, Richmond: Bessie Peter PROVO. With cutworms just beson. Bmltnlleio: lven reiersen. ne on Bnilthfleld: Per ginning to bother, now is the time to Melba LuRae Plowman. nice onlnnpY. I,nen. Merla Robinson. Coal- - treat tomato and other plants for Lawn Mower Specials High-grad- e Saw Assures Special to The Tribune. IMS CONFLICT ROLE ' j--j ' ANCIENTJURK 9J. Phone, " WOMEN SPURN Reclamation Chief Drops Demand ' For Xacie00,fl00 ExpemKtare aASS ELIGIBLE FOR Ko'yTcJdar Re Circulation, J ' 25, 1929. We Give Stamps MKHMKlMHilH B |
