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Show c0 -,:: 1 T.1116 .... if 41.;010t$1710 0 ii.r.NV; ii 'Sfof,CW:11.0.19-r- lialluOrd.; PICKETT De Sera Newayprm Editor OGDEN raltfornia sheep altnost made irerean sweep of divi top places in thCSuffolk , sten as judging bcontinues ' Satur sheep classes ihrt:Opens , In fat cattle, tnorning day , latphs and Ives, It the 41st Golden Spikte,N4tiOna1 Live. ' stock Show heti'. Green Valley4ta'nch. Wintes, CAUL, exhibited, champion ram, ram and : reserve champlojw champion ve--In ,the Suffolk sheep -division, Vtirris - Powell, Craig,- Colo.raho)yed- the re serve champloac - ewe with Green Valley exhibiting the - - get of sire and PoSwell showing ' . the produce of dam: Utah State University, to' at is consid gan, showing end to be the :Ellett Columbia ' , , ' Horseplay For Utah 1 "' , CilyrSaturday7-floilitibiT14:1959- . t 1$. 'Cleanup crews of.the Salt 1 -- Beginning Monday, 'goy. ---crews will be in A volunteer! WitneSC, Se, 1, the cleanup area between., State -- slon scheduled for next Street and 19th East from ' Wednesday will mark the re, llth South to 21st South. ' ' --e . Streets Commissioner Joe opening o; activities by the Christensen said crews Salt take County grand Jun', continue their cleanup ; recessed since Oct 22.- as "We don't want persona who in other treat of the city as poesible. 1. rapidly havejust rumors, but citizens 4 with facts are urged to make : an appointment with'. the "- s1 jury, Jack H. Douglas,,acting '' jury- foreman, said. ' - 's I; . 'S Some Looters Still Depend on.11ornes t: the jury , .' A, Mr.-lugla- I - . ? - - Rangers Rely !lewdly .:.'. ;. .1 : the Bangtalls on :.. . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lewis of Hunter.1' e . Iwith i - Mainstay On TV i , - ...t...1..ii.i..0.-tj1,0j....0.---.01.1,-.'7:1.-c!00.-4,:- 'I!, ' jury. during a "briefing Friday, met With itS special investigators. .....,... ... ....,.....,,......7. , To Jury moving into action bfr, ti Douglas said '"some ...... ,.......,:::......4...., straining against the weight Of a coal wagon .on a slushy street or pulling a heavy cannon through the mire amid the flying steel of shell bursts, de, The horse has been throned as the king of transportation, but he has found a much more comfortable niche. In Iseet hes nlver had it so - By DEXTER ELLIS Deseret News Staff Writer , The diehard of 50 years ago who said the auto would never replace the horse was at least , partly right. This conclusion semi more inescapable than ever in 1959 as the gasoline age reaches ad odoriferous zenith. Judging from of horses in Utah and the esteem in which they are held by their doting owners, all the auto, tractor and truck- have accomplished is to emancipate the horse from a beast of bur den to an underworked family pet, in many instances. Of course, there are still quite a few working horses. But gone is the sight of a team 1. eriumber 0-1- - has been turned Over to i tion I" us that We ,feel, should be in. ," f ....; informa- ' , I : I 7. 1 1 ';1 a poo4tosovAtAwimpocalwoostimmoi..404.4;14,1,,,;4.00,440,4k Two Horsepower's Plenty for This fp!), Utahns who served In the ' field Artillery ,during World War assembled Saturday to observe the group's 41st annual reunion. More than 100 of the old gathered at Jack ling Hall, tiOnal Guard TTAOfj743. .- Sunnyside aveFor niany of the oldtime so!-il- l aloft it was their first visit'to special room Art the armory set aside for the 145th. ,The Avails of the memorial room", art bung with original photographs of various units, of the reginient. , The 145th, made' up entirely of Utahns, is considered by many as, Utah's most famous graup of military men, The regiment was mustered into the service Aug. 5, 1917. The reuniOn was devoted to fraternizing and renewing old friendships. ,, . 145th I 1 ' , -- ProhaTurtber When asked If the investi- I' , gatori had come up with any. thing that, might, result in- the 6 -P- . May,Talk Secretly, , rtKsOnS wanting to appear next - Wednesday-wer- e urged to make in appitintment' with the jury Julia The alienS will begin at 2 p.m. ., 1 Anyone who would siktestio, talk witli the jury but taritto appearat the City and County Building may contact Oscar Carlson, jury Will, and be special investigators assigned to talk "secretly" complainants, Mr. Doug. ONifMiWI Goon COMPANIONSPleasure riding in Utah still keeps thousands of horses in oats. Typical is little Leslie Ann; Lewis and her equine friend, Lady Sur-- prise, a registered American Saddle pare. Leslie is a ; ry tillery tillery s ,,, 1 , 0 ufsIdo , has received several telephone ; calls from- - persons wmting to 1 talk . "'These calls started right after the election was over," said. .t. '. In 116unioa .. i Mahn - II : , . 19, ' daY-,----- southeast. section of the city next week. In the - 1, Departwill continue pickups 4, Collegiate livestock experts from Utah State University showed the other undergrads how it is done by copping high team awards, sweepstakes hone ors and having the high individual Judge of the college judging, sponstired by the Og denJunior-Chamb- er of GMmerce. , By- DON ZECK iment Deseret News Staff Writer; J-- I ' keCityStreets ,,, , --- c -- Southeast Area w Competing against judges from eight other schools, Earl Henrie placed at the top in sheep judging and in the Quo. - ter ' Horse judging. - . 409, -,la. . - First In Beef 1'( I )s, OCOMO In beef cattle judging, Don ,of Brigham Young Magoffin 1.,:',,,. UniversitLIVAI first, Charles ( Rail, California ,......,,41.4i::0100-technic, San Luis Obispo, sec. ond, anid Gary Smith, Fresno State College, third. High ;111.01N(.0,.6'-i.6$7 school in beef tattle was USU. Earl Henrie, USU, was first , ' of Utah in sheep judging. W. T. Hayer, than' 411 More of Arizona was sec. ?reedy aged perstpis hi nursing University homes rectivin't public assist--onc- ond and Ken Jones, USU, was , have other 'income to help third. High school was USU. the swine division Bob pay their. full ,exp,nses; is shown In a study pub Grant, Colorado State Univer. This ' lished in the October Issue of altY, Ft. Collins, Colo., was ., Public AssistanCe and Seevices, first, Dave kemp, CSU, seeond, -:-Moos, Fresno State ' for Children distributed Fri.' Ind Brucerenno,--Calif.-was College, 7 was CSU., school third. High 925 Ittoltember of last As Earl Henrie, USU, via first needy aged in infroing homes In Quarter Horse Judging fol. Fecal age Wistaria& MaximuVOnonthly pey. lowed by Jay Wright, IIYU, place and Tom Pet. meta 0 such red,ientS IS $115 in second - Arizona State College, a month. The average charge titt, third. High team was USU. foe care of VIpatients In T licensed Colorado State University opera,4ad privately nuiting ,home Ins $119.11 - a won first place in marketing month,- - For 136 persons In with California State Polytech. 11. Mc placing first in breeding. , public instituticaW, and In Although numbers of entries censecl . nursing -- .bones the ' art lower in breeding Here. average charg4 was $88.75. Another 221,' needy aged In lords, fat beef, fat carloads t nurting-homet'werreceiving Ind fat lambs, there is a large - -aid to the disabled, mid to, the increase In number of breeding blind and unemployable assist. Angus, Shorthorns, feeder Bill (knee. For,various reasons they pens breeding shee p. ' found it better.. tp, qualify for 'Johnson,- - assistant secretary. ' this type of aid- than for old Manager, sayt thtre are 23 car. loads of feeders representing age assistance., ' Of the 52.4 persent of needy cattle producers from Utah, aged in nursing homes having Wyoming, Idaho and Montana. Fat Steer Judging ' other: incomes...27. were being , ' helped by relatives by,., an Judging got 'under wity SataveFage of 940.21 month. , urday morning on individual Another receiving fat steers and heifers, breeding, -..- To Operate In - ewe ever entered at Ogden, walked off with top honors In the ewe side of the judging. Charles Boashardt and Son of Beryl, -- Iron -- County, ex hibited the champion ram with William B. Mace,- - Pillmore, showing the reserve. Mark Bradford, Spanish Pork, many times winner at Mountain West Columbia shows, ex hibited the reserve champion Crews Clean-U- p nd Jury. eds .... ... . ot-111- 7 tali. ItLEGRAKSatt NEW3-AN- i -- , - -- .., vestigated .further.!!L meet-- ' almat ofthe one-daHe refused tails regarding what phase of Int will be a banquet Saturday government in the county was night it I p.m., according to Alma E. Wright. Provo, ass. , being probed. 'The jury also met with, two elation president. deputy State auditors who glib nutted a report on their Utah State Prison audit. They were O. L. Hansen, 1779-3rEast, and Lowry FL Harris, 620 st , One of the auditors became very indignant with newsmen - y 41. ':'ri'1 1st o -- d r -- q 1 Aging ,Study' Gots $5,000 -The horse population of Utah has declined in a steady A, 0,000 federal check to TV camermen took his picture. , a curve since 1917, but Ihas now pay expenses incident to help No Balance Kept a Utah conference on aging apparently reached a plateau Pertaining to the auditors' to be held in September 1960 , of around 33,000.., including report, Mr. Douglas said the was, turned over- - to the state mules. jury would probably submit' committee Friday afternoon. This IS'S far cry from the another supplemental report Making the presentation was 139,000 hay burners in 1917, on the prison. David Jefferies, Washington, but is still a respectable figure Mr. Douglas said the sigh. D.C., issistant director of ar- for an animal which was once tore have informed the jury as rangementc for the White considered as obsolete the that the plison is federal a( House Conferenceon Aging sheep,- fat lambs,- fat hogs-and4 dodo bird. a profit and loss balance sheet be held In merits averaging $4,3,34 I Pen bulls. Grand champion Washington, D.C., on each of its industries sep In There were 9,000 horses in mont h . Other sources of Sup fat steer, lamb and hog will January 1961. state back sparsely-settlethe . arate. were .trom He said it cannot, be Mr. Jefferles turned the be crowned at A p.m. Satur-- , plemental inccime,' 1,..,owstampitiotAm,A.,NoheA404-40utt4whomin' 1867, just before the coming determInnedj any-o- f the pis. check over to Sen. D. E. Ham-- ) the Veterans' ,Atiministration, day. railon industry projetts are show . of the transcontinental retirement pay, private Income Parade h Work Too , And mond Ilt-SaSpellman Collins, San tuis Lake) who was', road. ing a gain or loss. ,--, and from churches. chairman Of the meeting in Obispo, is judge of sheep, with rose This 1909, to ity 114,000 This matter of bookkeeping' the absence of Elder Delbert Rufus ,Cos, Kansas State Col, 4,Pft should be straightened out in L. , just 50 .years ago. This was of the Council of lege, Manhattan, judging the n time-whethe first about the order to evaluate the induStry the Stapley lat steers and Angus cattle. Church of Jesus twelve, wheezing horseless carriages program, the foremen added. Christ of Latter-daSaints. Harvey McDougal, Collinsville, of the derisive cry Mr. Douglas said he would Elder inspired Calif., b judging the breeding chairman of the Stapley,, ivil ! Vico , "Git a horse", also like to see an Industry State - Committee on Herefords,. carlots of feeder Aging, ...N An executivec o rn mittee Inexplicably this number who coultfgo was outot minager.hired and feeder eat. - of pens cad 1917. in E. Cassity, director of icatbtt to 139,000 risen out!viol matters and sell" prison cOmmodieung andtinot the Self ties to other state institutions. festive holiwill judge the carlots fat received attention Saturday at This seeniiiiiazling, since by HOLLADAYA Days, Turkey 40 Holladay -Ice Commtssioa, Friday sub. that time the amazing Henry Union The Friday session was the "where free coupons are given and Doyle Matthews, the opening , meeting of mitted his resignation thee. cattle Ford's production lines had day program marked by free with purchases," will run two third "brieffing" session since will judge Shorthorn cat- two-daUSU, fall quarterly confer- been turning out To Meet Tuesdly:7 , tive Dec. 31, because of in. tle. the October recess. steady turkey: prizes, colorthl street Nov. ' ence of the Utah Junior Chem- - stream of "poor Men's cars." decorations and climaxed by weeks, creased demands upon his pri. Kennecott Coppec Corp. ofA large and 'enthusiastic Nearly 50 ,Holladay mervete law practiecw For thousands of years, until Santa's arrival, will - begin chants ber of Commerce. will participate in the Mets Nov. 19 In- will meet Tuesday with ficials ' internal In his lettet '15f' resignation, crowd viewed the first perof lel. the advent the Thursday. to Robert Attending the conference event, according of the interne. formance of representatives 11,8,14, Friday evening the horse combustion engine. Mr. Cassity "Probably Timmerman, president of the A meeting of the Wauth tional Union of Mine, Mill and the miniature rodeo in the live- from national offices is Charles bore the brunt of toting man . the Most important need of sponsoring Holladay Commer- Gem Sodety will be held Smelter Workers to resume Civil Service today, In addition stock coliseum. The rodeo, R. Rodermel, Cheyenne, W ye., from here to yonder in over cial Club. sts- and Hunsaker Thursday, Nov. 19, it S p.m., talk on the Is presented by vice to national land travel. good personnel, private president. .. A ticket for one pound of in the Utah Power and contract of uses ShetneW of Light be ORO can Tremonton, facilitieslhese Oyler Now a goodly many of them office During the afternoon, Jayturkey will be given away for Building,. 1339 W. North Tem. The company and union of. i provided ,by thr:City Commis. land ponies with young rodeo cee members and their wives frolic in pastures for most of eaeli $8 purchase. ply. Russ Mussleman of Moab, Ileitis met Thursday end Fri Slob by usintr some of the riders as the participants. The were to be dismissed to attend the day and It they travel any Santa Claus will arrive in Utah,-wil- l -waste it speak- - on the-- Pour day in the Newhouse Hotel.to I-is probably space id:The tityluild event will continue Saturday theUniversity town Nov. 8 at 3 p.m. in either Corners Area.. great distance,-n w Issues. Utah's , discuss metropolitan' football ratio evening. game. Aggie In an auto trailer. ;it Ing." which s assures' his sleigh or on the fire enplan, postal hundreds of horses Utah -In on Aasagne' Party the weather. depending exchange of mail be-- , gine, posse overnight He will be at his headquar. Saturday evening a "la- - have found soft jobs as ' 240 of the state's289 tlyeen 7:: sagne" party is scheduled at mounts. liandSOMelY capari- post offices, has been "remark- ters at 4671 Holladay Blvd. ops- In Harm-Orly7 3 to 8 p.mr to interview 2903 Highland - Dr. with the soned in western trappings ; successful," Sen. Wallace from and give - away Salt Lake Jaycee club as host they present a proud sight in ably , said Sat. youngsters Bennett F. 7: to visiting delegates. Calvin L. the rodeo arena or parading gifts to each child. urday. Street. In with Santa's ri11111 conjunction D Dahlquist is Salt Lake club down Main officials have told Other - thousandi- - areused me that the Utah metro splan arrival, turkeys will be given president , Meetings Sunday will begin for varied types of pleasure Is working exceptionally well, away to conclude the promo. A - ; It Lake City business the questionnaires. , with a religious service at 9 riding. the unusuall7 large tion. Street lights and twodespite were urged Saturday to - The audit firm said Ikhilt , a.m. under the direction of There are a goodly number, area it covers," Sen. 'Bennett community trees will be illufirnri promptly ,,to confirms- - normally they receive replies .. , minated in the eveninp David T. Strong. Other meet-- however, that still do an honest CONRAD be of will the concerning funds on about 15 per cent of the . are considered - Post Office presid- day's work and HARRISON, , day ings By. Depart. ' ' I, owed for regulatory first requests, answers were ed over by Glen Swalber8, Indispensable In their various rrient made a test paid News Music Editor mailing after ot rev nue license lettio,,the lectived from less than 40 per Delta, Utah Jaycee president capacities. the change was Tmade,71inct , cent on both the first and sec- - -Sunf to BarbershoVharmony and entertainment of the vaudeis city fcr 1958 and 1959. begin Registration these,--oare 95.4 found cent of the course, that per ' t a ringing chord with 2,500 fans at High day at 8:30 a.m with forum ville Variety strirck The firm of Haskins and Mid requests. de-- . were round cow mailed letters which the 12,859 up ponies ' land High Aualliriunt Friday night to 'mark the opening of certified public account- meetings to get under way to the strays on Utah ranges. The Illvered the next morning. The In Mayor Adiel F. Stewart , the religions. service. the lith annual Bak Lake City Parade of Barbershop Quartets. Sells) said they had been tin urted that business firms co- a specialist in errors ,tincovered by the test Two men in their - - - The sarhe early 20's 'irogram goes on Saturday at,8:15 p.m. In the AU meeting will be held in Quarter horse, complete an audit of petite in returning the inand the are is the corrected, being. galloping, were being sought by police lio, City License Assessor's of- - formation Hotel Newhouse. last night, same hall,- but-til.t-er , as quickly as pos- as'well is as this for favorite operation steadily becoming ' job, ' ' for questioning in t Saturday de- - sible so that the special audit , because of "unusual the ssold ouVI:eign is up; In .' more he Speaker Keynote effective," in the rodeo arena. T reported. connection with three attemót. Song" and 'My Wonderful fact, this secc;n0 concert was One." , syr in obtaining- - replies 'to may be completed. The sheepherder would be The change . was. made by ed safe keynote' speaker Sunday Salt Lake of burglaries sold out some two weeks be- WE without his horse, as the post office effective July À fine morning will be Jac Logan, lost out Also pouring firms for went tickets 7.----1bottling Friday... fore the last 1 SPECIALIZE IN I interns- - Provo, a past state vice presi- would the forest ranger. There 14 after , consultation- with , , The pair, who apparently 0. ,, blend were Seattle's the opener. dent. ubi- members of Utah's congreseven the where are Do. Four places the tional ' Mr. Rodermel will be the quitous jeep cannot go and sional delegation. Similar had been trying to rid them. .Thert were tfrkeett ' leads ' Mattes JinalistS, and the Gala Lads a strong odor in their tenors, baritones .and basses from South Pasadena, - Calif. guest speaker at the Sunday here the horse comes into his plans have been inaugurated, selves of had kr1 been checked out all over the stage Friday, with Best comedy routineand put- - luncheon. Afternoon meetings own to move men and supplies. in other population centerL clothing, and released a all. repolice 'include by toticentrited meet the forum will country. topnotcher Some lumber companies still thrOughout out a goOd shirt of bar- ' the In a few headIrdi.quartets who tine Rearrangement of a number cer- about 3 cim before the ports, consideration of state use horses to snake. out logs the wellwere as bershopping in- three attempted safe tracking was schedules new acclaim business. of old and postal Projects, spontwous and an isolated few still drag brought favorite Tonichords. :: voIvIii in 'the new system; so jobs were discovered. is set for about plows and wagons. frbm the atqlphce at every perennial Others to score were Salt Lake 4 Adjournment twaathe-bottling-firm- s, said. Mr. that mail depositedby,lp.nr. turn. Swalberg Aaahorse-conscioup.ms - Ambassadors r state, ity'swould reach the town of des- the yeggs were sprayed with ' its No. of 11.1,, Utah within has Beehive its borders Definitely worthy Tones, along with the 11 to be sorted tear gas and sulphutie acid Om ng was the Statesmen Chorus under Turk U.S. 1 spot on breeds of practically every tination in'Aime Trial ) as fumes delivered the and Adjourns holes following punched they Custom for Styling Evans Quarter.of Salt take Evans of the Evans Quartet type and each has its own in 010 safes. City and Ogdi,nthe 1959 sic- Tieing the first half of the Of lxUnton Officials vociferous cheering section. 111 Chinese Modórn MedIntesnational ond even There are show together with a master plact , trial wild herds- - still quite a few DENVER (UPI)--,Tthe Sbelety jorthe hand that even had the audi- reallstain 0 roaming Contomperary ' 1 Preservation ind Encourage- - ence singing loud and long of 11 former officials of the mote areas. ) VII1011 ' tarty American of Mine,1 The . ment of Barber' Shop Quartet with its best barbershop notes Intermtional popularity of riding in I has Provincial Workers Mill Inc Smelter and . in I Utah can vas the star of radio and TV, be judged by the fact Alreilea, ,, Singing A11. IT TO - here until t Olor well Stowed beoilml, , been sontreirtin give f,st adjourned that in one organization there The Utahns,trver . were Art Baker. His was the old , I tOmoos i imwe loom eftd Aboolst yelp iot nook. ----V old &entire. smoother or TAOrt accurate in vaudeville emcee - touch that Monday by U.S. District Judge are 63 individual riding troops. Moneybedt root. strive harmonious production or in added no end to the entertain- Alfred Arraj. ' , littholetes mot lototemoloo Colt The 11 men ire accused of , ; $ald iShrasing built ment V Carl - Hancuff -- returned. to conspiring to falsely swear to around one ofigit finestlearts ; DA DA 2s5Z00 11711111"700 i the entire bacisershop field, emcee the second half of the the National tabor Relations , .',' In tgrEM 4:943$ CALL SUNDAYS Comwere not Board that Pi-e- s fourother local. they program. Among things eta, Evans, the cLi 11111 6)WO ,,,some was sensational with its he announced the Far West munists. 07 ' ha the Latest evidence trial, "River MissolulA which helped District finals of SPEB,SQSA fte MP. ' It Into the International run-- for Salt Lake City at the same which began Nov. 2 before a , SALT UK! CITY 1665 CHICAGO STIIII court jury, was MIT'S TM OUR FAMILIES rier-uspot, Ltd:, In arrange. H i g h I a n I High Auditorium U.S. district , . SUNIEATI CHUKCN1ATIS znents of "Lovel Old Sweet next April 23., pregented- Thursdey,-I , ' ' - r 220-,w- ere kot - ' , mot-keepi- ng - , - Jaycees Launch Fall Meeling Director Resigrts Holladay Turkey Days To BeginOnThursday Study finances ' Job y ' -- knnocbtt y 19-2- 1 ' Bennett Haas Postal Setup . - - 1 ' -- -- -- Utah-Colo-- AL . - -- I.... , , - - - usiness Firms Urge Ill Aid SrpecialAucli -- (R-Uta- II s. Si. Audience , , o - 'Police Seek Pair Safe Attempt - - stop-and-g- o .. , - -- - . --- -- -- ' - s and-Teno- ' . the-bgli- eti , ati4 ; he ,. 4:Ark 'IV. 10; (!.A1:1 or 24E09 - 115 p i -, .r D et C, 13UILD2119 I - |