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Show VAV 4yMy AM Avy v V SALINA, UTAH, FRIDAY, VOL. 7. Silma JUNE 6, 1924. No. Ttiird Boies Is Former Salina Girl dualizes For SiroM Baseball Is Burned al Lem likli-hoo- d r, Fur Local Liar Bas-tia- n ft Ti Prevent Fires Ms Usury Id t Oker-lun- d. IS Seised Pi 4. cr Approximate $16,000, comprising the June bonus for the 1923 sugar beet crop was mailed out from the Salt Lake offices of the Gunnison Sugar company this week and as a result every beet grower in the district covered by the big manufacturing company is wearing a broad smile. The bonus paid this week brings the total for the beets up to And according to $8.50 per ton. statements dropped by officials the end is not yet, and before the first of another year rolls around it is believed that an additional 50 cents will be paid which will bring the grand total for the beets delivered last fall will reach $9.00. The amount is not so very large at this time, said a well known grower, but it will help to finance the planting and raising this years crop, and aid all of us in getting to the factory one of the biggest crops ever harvested since the factory was started. Generally speaking the beet crop throughout the district is in splendid shape, according to the field reports from the agriculturists and field men. The recent cold snap is responsible for holding back the growth but this was largely overcome by the heavy rain which visited the valley and the warm, ideal growing weather which followed. LProgresso Club Meets Members of the LProgresso club met at the home of Mrs. G. Leo Merrill last Saturday afternoon and enjoyed a splendid program and delicious luncheon. Miss Stena Scorup an gave interesting book review of the Black Oden and musical and other features were enjoyed by those present. The hostess, Mrs. Merrill, served a luncheon to ten members and two guests, the guests being Mrs. Rex Barnard and Mrs. E. W. Crane. Visit Cove Fort Mayor J. F. Barnard, Max Cohen and Rex Barnard went to Cove Fort this week for the purpose of making an inspection of the roads, which, some Salt Lakers claim, arc utteily impassable. The gentlemen are compiling a report and at the proper time it will be submitted and then the big bugs at the capitol city will be shown something. Lecinm bok-woi- Boys and Girls Clubs Organized In County vice-preside- first-clas- soc-trea- s, d Aus-ma- n j . morning. 1. By Seiar If nothing unforseen happens, the Mary Brown, well known in this concrete highway between Salina and city and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Redmond will be completed by the A. W. Brown, former residents of 20th of this month, said Engineer Salina, died at the home of Nathan Gillis yesterday. More than a mile Lewis, at Hinckley, last Saturday. of the concrete has already been comMiss Brown was 23 years old and pleted and with the organization of the woiking crews, splendid headway had been a victim of tuberculosis for is being made. Occasionally someShe with her a number of years. comes up to retard work, but thing parents .went to Yuma, Aliz., hoping generally speaking the contractors, that the change would be beneficial, Gray & Muidock, are putting forth but without aVail. The young lady every effort to complete the road in was being taken north and when she the shortest time possible. leached Hinckley her condition beAt the rate being made now it came worse and while resting there will take some ten or twelve days she passed to the Great Beyond. to reach the railroad crossing. When Miss Brown is the third of the this is done and the concrete is given girls of the family to be called due a chance to cure a little, in all to the dread disease and the family the travel will be relieved of has hosts of warm friends in this making the present long dedours. The city who deeply sympathize in their present conditions of the road at the sad hour. south end of the pavement and near Impressive funeral services were the railroad will permit travelers to held at Levan Tuesday of this week go to the side of the road just recfor the deceased. Many friends and laid. If the rule is adhered to ently relatives from this city attended. in keeping off the newly laid cement, Those who were present from here likely within two more weeks the dewere Mrs. Hazel Allred, Mrs. Jim tour will be routed by the B. S. Jones, Mrs. Ophelia Forshee, Mrs. ranch, instead of either of those Ida Burns, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. SorThe Salina Public Library is to be to east and west. the Graduation exercises for the first enson and Miss Thelma Sorenson. raised to a higher standard and more comes from Gunnison to the Word semNorth from Seviers books are to be added, is the decision graduates effect the financial difficulties that were held last Sunof the board of directors which rec- inary department Pioneer Daughters had and finally been adjusted at the Social hall. The Gunnison-Sevie- r met and discussed several im- day evening contractors the on the that ently The Daughters of the Pioneers program presented was very interportant matters pertaining to the county line project have begun gave an interesting program this library. An order has been placed esting as all the numbers were of work. The contractors, however, will bebesides the Come week as follows: right length Singing for several standard works, intended exactly do the work on the north end of that Ye Saints. Prayer was offered by primarily for adult reading. The ing veiy appealing. The numbers on project and between Gunnison and the Mrs. Roxanna Crane and an interest- books will come from the libraries the program were as follows: Insugar factory and it will likely be ing paper was read by Annie C. Ivie at Salt Lake City, Provo and Logan vocation, Oral Christensen, the only late in the fall when the gravel work We Thank on the life of her mother. Sophie song, and all will be of the high class boy giaduale; on the road from the pavement in conO For a the on God, Thee, talk Jensen gave a lengthy Prophet, Redmond to the order, as the books to be admitted line trials and hardships she endured to the libraries of these cities must gregation; Articles of Faith, Inez will have been Sanpete county Girls Organize Club completed. The Prayer vocal solo, A girls club, to be known as the G. while crossing the plains, and the pass a certain high standard. Approx- Peterson; Favorite was Covered Curtis; My of Perfect, Fay the Wagon story K. W. club, was organized at the 0. $325 was set aside for the imately RasmusBernice MusiMrs. Memory Passages, Ellen Humphreys. home of Miss Zell Sorenson last Mon- read by buying of the many new volumes. sen; piano solo, Cavatina, Helen cal selections on the phonograph and and in seven is The this comprise day afternoon, library city fast gain- Anderson; valedictory, What is My was followed by by prayer the charter membership. JThe ob- singing, a reputation. Already some Seminary Education Worth? Alta Mrs. Roxanna Crane, concluded an ing $1,300 has been invested in new books jects of the club is to promote needle-crato Hark chorus, gills and to enjoy social hours, and interesting meeting. and the libraiy contains between Christenseen; Mr. the Classmates address, Song; 5000 and 6000 high class books. meetings will be held every Monday A. J. Ashman; presentation of dipafternoon from two to five oclock, And there is no reason why the avlomas, President J. A. Christensen; at the several homes of the different erage citizens should not keep well benediction, James Ivie. In view of the extraordinarily danmembers. Miss Sorenson served deposted on the events of the day, for Mr. Ashmans address was enjoylicious luncheon to the following forest fire situation arising the simple reason there can be found ed because of its com- gerous from the prolonged drought throughmembers: Misses Yerda Liston, Fay at your own library all the best monby everyone idealism and refreshsense, high Burns, Clara Draper, Laura Elben, magazines and periodicals published. ing effect. Mr. Ashman said, There out the entire northwestern portion Florence Farrell and Bernice Many, too, are availing themselves of are four dimensions to a mans life of the United States, the use of drasThe next meeting will be held tic measures to forest fires, the splendid variety of weekly and These are: breadth, depth and was authorized prevent length, June 9th, at the home of Miss Fay Forester W. Chief and this the by by monfhly publications lie then proceeded to show Noble Warrum, former Salt Lake height. B. in Burns. sent to all a letter has visitors. Greeley library many daily how necessary each one of these is postmaster, writer and prominent in offiers in this region, states forest We are planning to make our libmost western politics, has had published rary one of the very best in the to a person seeking to live the District Forester R. II. Rutledge. useful ife. Mr. Ashman brought the measures have been authorized These a neat volume containing a record southern part of the state, said a message home to each listener for to end careboard and this women member, of the part Utah men and many years by the Secretary of thiough vivid illustrations of the life selectfor use in periods of exis in used ful Agriculture judgment being of the perfect man, Christ. played in the recent world war. The treme fire hazard and include the the very best books by well ing book is written and compiled by Mr. known authors. When the new conprohibition of smoking in the forest, Warrum and contains a brief outline signment arrives there is sure to be Summoned to Missouri camping and building of camp fires of the causes, the steps which led a delight by the many Dr. F. O. Bullock, the well known without permits. of The enforcement to the letter of the United States gvernment to take the city. dentist, left hurriedly for his olf Miss Grace May Sample, the acof the books which have been Lone at Ilari ironville, Missouri, hav- all clauses in timber sale contracts conMany of the the many ferocity musician and lecturer part, complished and much other data that make in long use are becoming worn and ing been summoned there on account relating to the brush burning and from the Wasatch academy, Mt. flicts frayed and to preserve them' a com- of the death of his father, which adequate protection pf forests in the the publilation highly valuable. Pleasant, was the special feature There are some forty chapters, petent bookbinder has been engaged came Wednesday night. Dr. Bullock vicinity of sawmills and lumbering number at the meeting of the Ladies in Mr. Warrums best style, to go over the entire library and re- .ooiored to Salt Lake and from there camps will also be necessary. Roads, written ' Literary and Civics club at the chapel which means that the they are full of bind and make repairs where needed. he will go bv train, reaching home other than public roads, upon Wednesday afternoon of this week. il closed be is National in The to now binder end will servat here and it the time funeral Forests, may force and logic. Beautiful triMiss Sample, who spent three years fire, not to to conditions two weeks some to be ices. about lie absent warrant, preonly reqiure complete the expects are paid the fighting men, in Egypt, gave an interesting lec- butes vent the entrance of the general pubdays. women for the the work of repairing. and the thirty Utah boys ture on the life, ways and habits of lic into parts of the forest where sake of humanity for the sacrifices those in the foreign lands and the hazard is great but also to keep These chapter are followed by a classthroughout her talk proved intensely ified roster the roads clear for the necessary of all soldiers, sailors interesting and instructive and she and fire fighters as such roads are often of a list separate marines, with was warmly commended by the club and poor and any interfernarrow and those officers nurses, indicating members following her lecture. Naence with travel upon them might overseas. tive costumes were used by two club who saw service deal to the fire fightmean a great The final chapter is a plea for members to aid Miss Sample in the No restrictions are to blanket ers. intermade be to an illustrations of the dress worn by Armistice day be into effect, the exercise of put national holiday, advancing the idea the women of Egypt. this authority resting with the Disbehind it would Miss Sample, since her first trip that the sentiment Monroe om is Forester upon recommendation in of trict interest Considerable i posed living being boys to to Egypt, has spent two years in the do more than leagues or treaties oi of different forest supervisors and Wendell Elsinoie. the and this the Anderson manifested hoys by year Lnited States and she is now plan- draw the nations together and bring in club work. Elsinore is leader and president ol scattered throughout the entire reenrolled are who girls and better mutual about appreciation ning another trip across the water.. gion who will act as necessary in which would tend to The boys are enrolled in a sugar beet the club. Geo. Staples is On August 6th she will set sail understanding, view o( the fire hazard upon their and Weston in a and the dub club secretary girls Notdgren sewing of future wars. for London from New York and after lessen the dangers own forests. met club The treas. club. and a Johmon Welby s baking The book is well printed on a brief sojourn in London she will The greater part, if not all of the P. H. F. O. sugar beet club is at the home of Wendell Anderson The emin bound paper, beautifully continue her journey to Cairo, Egypt. 2X leadand the on discussed Glenwood Elsinore the under at located restrictions, would be entirely unnecIslay and She has been retained as instructor bossed impressions of the capitol of Petand Arden of Keith essary if users of the forests and hoeing cultivating thinning, Payne. is ership in the Cairo Girls college which is the great seal of the state. It the re visitors camping out upon them would hints. is Blake After erson mending Fitzgerald, sugar president, not for sale,, having been published supported by the Foreign Mission s were served by the presiuse the utmost care with fire during freslrne.it Darrell OLlroys, comthe board of the United Presbyterian for free distribution among de such dry weather as is now being of club. the Leo nt The der. yell nia church. Her term will keep her mitteemen and members of the state club held itsJ'eferson, L. II. D. N. sugar beet, club is suffered throughout this region. It The homo last the at meeting council of defense who donated their abroad for three years. to tinder like reduced forests has in of the on Salina, Peterson of Keith boys living compo-'night Tuesday time to the country during the war. Its purpose is to preserve data which May 27. The subject for discussion Auioia and Redmond. Milburn Fenn condition at an unusually early date in the year. The Forester in his Stork Leaves Babies will be more difficult to assemble as was the thinning, hoeing and culti- is the leader of the club. Milton asked for the fullest public LaVon has h letter of Aficr the beets. Madsen, fiane piesidfnt, sugar The stork visited North Sevier time passes. It will be a matter of vating which and Brandt is, of course, abHoward served were refreshments yell cooperation secretary county the past week and left two regret to many that there are no meeting, the present situin under the direction of the supervisor master. The club met on May 29 at solutely necessary girls and a boy to gladden homes. copies offered for sale, as it is a to prevent do much will and ation and took of home Milton next Crane the of the stunts committee. The Friday of last week the home of Mr. work of unquestioned merit. the of the met at club the members conflagrations. study up thinning, hoeing great morning and Mrs. Sharp of this city was Mrs. J. B. McMillan was hostess Arden Paynes and went in a gioup and cultivating of beets. made happy by the arrival of a big Mrs. Hilda Martin, Ileber and The and visited the beads belonging to sewing club is baby boy. Wednesday of last week to many of her Salina friends at her of of name a club Whiting, visited last Sunday composed girls a baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. home at Sigurd Sunday afternoon. all members of the club. This little the Mr. and Mrs. W. IL Gribble at Elsinore The name with and fiom to tin beneficial Joseph. Austin Spencer at Aurora, and a A splendid dinner was served to outing proved very The party spent the weekand s home The Gunnison. self. on of account the ugg's-tionmembers family, signifies, baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. fourteen guests at three oclock and Z. N. Nielson at MonMrs. end with received. sothey a James Palmer of Aurora Thursday this was followed by cards and E. L. on roe and is (Continued The G. W. C. sugar beet club Whiting at Elsinore. page five) cial time. Encouragement came to the promoters of baseball for Salina last evening when hundreds of fans attended the benefit dance and added materially to the financial aid of reviving the good old sport. Everything now looks as though the city would again have the chance to witness some fine sport during the comis ing summer and if continued and if some other teams are organized in this county and in the sister county to the north, old times will be revived. The movement to have a strong ball team for Salina was started a week ago by several of the real sports of the city and at the organization officers were elected, a team chosen and instructions given for practice. Harry Carlisle was chosen as secretary-treasureand Emmett Robins, manager. Team players and positions have been announced as follows: Orlando Crane, pitcher; S. Peterson, catcher; Max Sorenson, second base; Harry Steele, shortstop; M. I. Oveson, first ba.se; Bill Gates, thiid base; Buster Barnard, center field; Emond Bird, right field; Frank Steele, left field. Don Christensen, Kennard Larson, Glen Gates and Lovell Crane will comprise the substitutes. Alonzo Peterson will do the coaching and Peter Peterson will manipulate the indicator. Influence is being brought to bear to have Richfield, Monroe and Gunnison and likely Manti, to organize teams and again have the old National pastime organized for real sport. . Deterpies Repairs Just as quickly as possibe we in- tend to thoroughly go over our tire system and put it in first-clas- s shape and in time we hope to be able to give our patrons the best service possible, said C. J. Olseen, who recently purchased the Salina Telephone In many instances we have system. found bad conditions in the lines and instruments, and this is the fault of the poor service that has been given. We will overcome this, however, and soon everything will be righted, and there should be no cause for comof plaint. We want the the citizens, business men and farmers and in return we will give value We solicit constructive received. criticism and if telephones are not working we ask that a quick report be made so that adjustments can be made at once. Manager Olsen stated that he has a crew of experts at work in many parts of the city replacing old phones with new ones and repairing broken lines, etc. It will require several weeks to get the entire system in first-clas- s working order, but when this is done the service will be much better. In all likelihood will be established at Redmond and Aurora, and in addition to this Manager Olsen is contemplating making some new additions to the office en- sub-statio- equipment. August Erickson, manager for the Fair Mercantile company, left for Salt Lake yesterday morning. He will be absent until the first of the week buying goods for his store and looking after other important business matters. & h- - |