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Show 4- TITE Utah Tuberculosis Association Votes Home Saturday From Capital lln State Leaders OGDEN, April Got. Henry H. Blood Chosen Honorary For " B. R. it. the fifth conaecutive yr, Howler, Sr-- vice president ear line la Kut-led- ge ed Re-District- ing System Planned Cache Told She May Get d the wheel of lnduatiy Wads won second place In the m " d decf- - U"11 cent Fowler oratorical contest held .1'0 Service Jointly D01 ta tbe I b KTeB 40 U at the county high achool. p Istatic. The young orator said Box Elder Citizens will be greatest need of the hour is erous .The wide-a-wa- ke ing that spiritual force tn. curl mown, not by their meek LOGAN. April 25. State ComabsenshTp which will cause them!uo and resignation, nor by aenti to insist that the government die- - mental praise of Incompetence, nor missioner David F. Smith of the tributes the blessings of liberty end unduly worshipping at the department of agriculture was in or-- industrial privileges equally. fchcsi(rine of dead heroea by Roggn Thursday in conference with contended that government hae'Ptching their tents In ths grave-lo- st th Cache county commission rela- its original purpose "Govern- - yards of the past, but by courage t.ve ment for the people' and instead to serve and to fight for a new al to the local post of agriculturinspector. we have "government fur wearth deal for the common man. This Is was ahoTiahed in the The of rear citizenship Mi the challenge to robust American The off tce Wade said, is bow we effect the Youth, sweeping cuts made by the state Mias Wsde declared. department recently and the exact progress of our country. N. battle B. A. Fowler r agricultural inspection hi ever waxed against oppression baa theSupt. who were in addition!?' county as the result of the failed to bring up civilization to a to students, Mim Wade. Verdi Powell 0 ,h offlC8 r ot higher plane and the patrtotte citl. Julea Dlu. vocalist.: Glen k rich or poor will never and LcttiPe Orton, Instrumentalists but will fight with undaunUng and Ellvert Himes, reader. Mr. Smith uld that plan are far: persistence until justice is attainfrom definite but that at the next I ed. mwtn g of th atat board it wauj Miss Wade held that A nation RED PLOT KIPPED highly prohablo that a redistrietingj of th vtatd would bd made. At thui cannot survive ,half wealthy and vrENNA. April 25 (INS) A time. Box Elder and Cache counhalf poverty stricken. Our intolerable conditions cannot , continue suspected Communist plot to ties may be eble to get end agri-rultur-al long wjthont a gigantic wreck. Edinspector te cover the enof Chancelgovernment ucation for the need of obedience lor territory, Dollfuss wae nipped today with tireDefinite to law. observance of state and arrangementa, however, hoiiday by songrpeech andith nrrest of 2 alleged consplra- - await the return of Gov. Henry H. Dkod from Washington, D. C salutmg the flag, bearing of arms tors. Ogden PowerPIant Wadll",b,nf t sv.mi,.f.V5J,r particularly in the case of children. Oil maximum mo Sugar Factories To Run Next Fall . Assembly Honors New, Old School Officers BRIGHAM CITY. April SI. An inspection to ascertain what con- -, st nitron and repair work la need- -' OGDEN. April 24 R A. Fowler. !d to put the sugar factories at Into City and Garland .Brigham retiring superintendent of Weber county schools, sod Primipsl Keith ,1,,,(or operation this fait waa the of official Wshlqulat Of Weber county high cmaocted here by . school, recently appointed to o Suar mpany ceed Mr. Fowler a, 01 wre honor guest at a special - Tn ,v Can- - j sembly of the county high school General Manager Willard T. Supt. fa ulty and students, Wednesday non. General Agricultural afternoon. Douglas Scallef, Genera: Factory David A. Shape, president of WBrigham L Smoot her county board of education, paid superintendent h An,.stant Factory Supt. Cannon. They conferred with Orlocl field superintendent. Ward student, tody president, gave 1th PrmcipaL1-Eld- eon A. Christensen, and others My short tlk o of the Sugar beets in this section wgre Kkn. Tice preeldent Mr. ill Ktsdopt body prntM both coming up fine and thinning Mr. Wahlqtitrt fosustaio comm-n- ce in about three weeks FoTlrrjn4 ma of tokens of e?tetn pens Mr. Christensen said. While there end teecbrs of the school. in some parts JVVerl Saunders fare m Vrh1k-tat- ts a water shortage of the state, conditions for ample G Mftc was by AMen water in Box Elder KpM Brown. Mies Norma irrigation county never looked better, he deSlater and Harmon Hansen. clared. So far 14,200 acres of beets I havs been planted here. night south of here authorities last found the bodies of Mrs. Clark, her husband. Daniel D. Clark, real estate dealer, and their . two 25 young children. ST. PACU Minn, April died from INS) Mrs. Genevieve A. Clark. They apparently had Po- poisoning Minneapolis housewife, chase death lice months, -- rather than, serve the six expressed the opinion that the wife had decided to prtson term for contempt of court husband and and win- which waa Imposed after she) end their lives. Doors were tight-triaerved aa a juror tn the mail fraud dows of th automobile hcd asd o ho of W. Foehay and wx aaJly cloned into lth Txhrnmt pip soria too. fn aa intonobile fifteen nilei dtn through & floor board. These price effective ml easce end .. 75c 3 POUNDS SUGAR with every $3,00 order of groceries and vegetables.'"' A 1 Jl mw Mtik free wtih each BAKERS CHOCOLATE, , lb. cake SUGAR, brown and powdered, box Lla GLOBE .. JAM COFFEE ZEE Tissue Size Crystal White SOAP fb- - I Os SOUP 29c 2 Cass 3 rolls ! Oc TOMATO JUICE, Dlnssrelfs, 16 oz. can 5c PAR Washing Powder Ige. pkg. 25c PEAS large can I Os Tender CARNATION WHEAT. . s.'sssi JELLO .... CORN FLAKES BROOM, good.qaalilj, 4 lie RINSO aisd Vms2s fall cans .19 7 A- -l lb. 29 COFFEE, Blue Pine TOMATOES, solid pack, 2 Yi size... ,. 3 cans 23 bore 5 SOAPS, Crystal While or BLACK BERRIES gaUon can 33 TOILET SOAP, Creme Oil 3 bars 10 CRYSTAL WEDDING OATS, large pkg. 17 WHITE 100 lbs. 45 POTATOES, Utah Russets 22 POTATOES, 23 lb. bag Idaho Russets KIHG ONIONS 100 lbs. 35 2 lbs. 9 ASPARAGUS, green and tender. Granulated . . ; . doz. 8 "ORANGES, medium size' .doz. 10 LEMONS, medium size, juicy lb. 3 SPINACH, fresh Utah doz. 30 GRAPEFRUIT, Arizona, Seedless pkg. QUALITY MEATS -- ; lb. 8 FRESH GROUND BEEF, all meat POT ROAST, all shoulder cuts, steer beef., lb. 8 RU3IP ROAST, choice beef . . mmus . . Ih. 11 lb. 84 PORK LOIN ROAST, any size ChaiiJtf Soap, i Oh 11 PORK LEGS, amaO and lean Mission Bell, 14 LEGS OF LAMB, choice young Iamb White King Ib. 11 ROUND STEAK, steer beef Toilet, Cocoa PORK CHOPS, loin and rib 2 lbs. 21 Almond, SBC ? Almond' HAMS, fancy skinned, half or whole...... lb. 12 4 Ib. pkg. 26 LARD, pare white 5 Bara EAL LEG OR LOL ROAST, milk fed., lb. 12 EAL CHOPS, loin 2 lbs. 25 Hi SOAP 277 19c 15c 3 pkgt; 19s Ige. pkg. 12s ...large pig. ... . each 25s Ige. pkg. 19s 2 lb. pkg. I Os RICE WII-,'a- Vegetable Papsrkir .. k ........ oz. Jar 21c ss: Gian! Hormel Nslisis, full ql. jar . . . 33c 43 lb. bag TSs UAYOKKAISE, FLCUR CORN Idaho Rose, S .48 lb. bag Size b. .lb. OTOE FLOUR 99c 79c Ji Be JL Regular 3 cans 25c 3 Ib. pail 3Sc h."!4-Ipkg. 23c -i i k " CORN "' EEANS, fancy ccf slringlass . Cnil? tf eta-den- ts -- AH VirUlln .... lb. 12s COTTACE CHEESE CREAM CHEESE Carbon Monoxide Gas Poisons Four lb. Green 1 CoeS ampheira SUCED BACON, fancy leas . k. lb. 5s lb. 12s '. SUCED BOILED HAM . . . Vi H. l22e Vi lb. Black 29c 1 VfbiW lb. 25s lb. 5s VEAL ROAST, thssider milk led . lb. 10; de LEG Cleanser Ib. l tbsise ysaagMsilca ssr.rT Crystal White .... 2 lbs. 25s CHOFS, vaal, lamb, pork SIRLOIN STEAK or ROAST..... . Ib.ll c ROUND STEAK . . . Ib.l2i2e HAMBURGER, ORANGES ::s each Ic 3 6 far 15s ; . doz. 10: LEL10NS, fresh, jsiey . 5 lbs. IDs bat. 59s APPLES, 3 (or 10: ARTICHOKES, extra fancy . .-- sk. CAULIFLOWER, rtr sshils . , ;;lb.5s 3lti. l0: RHUBARB, fresh choice . . Ib. 4s GREEN PEAS as! Hew Pslalset 103 lbs. 33s POTATOES .... R.wrr. Ik, mrht I. I vo--c0- tH Qsssritv. tn MAH KliiD DOG - ft t; Ij si: FOOD 1 1? -- ttp it Kutg Scwp Swr and prtrto! ft pom Um lb. 5s fresh grccad GRAPE FRUIT j530? rTurtsbe Ic . . Ib. lOc FORK ROAST, tmanlsis lb. I2i2s PRIME RIB BEEF lb. 7126 POT ROAST, asp ebssk set . lb. 6i2s SHOULDER Old lb. Dlack UMSURCER CHEESE POT ROAST and Boiling Beef al a ear. We reserve the right 1e limit Ones daily ustll llsm p. mu ... norid0;, SUQXEDBEEFTOKCL'E.,,, Lt"-Idh- carbon-monoxi- 3 LBS. lb. 4c ESi"!: LARD SCIMCI 26 BROOMS, good. quality five tie . . 19 MATCHES, carton SALAD DRESSING, Old Mill, quart 23 PEAS, Gem, famous for quality 3 cans 27 5 SALMON, pink, Yf size CORN FLAKES .large pkg.'l 2 COFFEE (m4 iatU uMaiiht katardny GRAPE FRUITS.8 SHOW DRIFT 12.000.-4MV-e- Officials Inspect H.J.B. 50e on the purchase of any reserve seat free with $1.00 grocery purchase. Limit 2 tickets to a customer. ' SfrawberriesfunSTTlOc 3 for 25c . Miss Graham reported on the, Thomas. 24s Twenty-eight- h otraet; projects undertakes by tha t'tah.p. d. Burnette. Marion Hotel. 124 association last year, including! Twenty-fift- b street, the miners hospital, tha Christmas Seal health camp, nursing, seat health education and tha n children received sale. rare at the associations ramp It Big Cottonwood canyon for sis weeks last summer, the secretary reported, asserting that tha 1924 activities would feature a campaign for the early diagnosis of tubsrmlosis. and tuberculin testing of students as well as the usual: activities. ' FREE 860 tKWAIN fTflQISAlTMAKClCIT More Fight Tickets To Be Given Away For the thrilling Downing Battles a ticket good lor ASPARAGUS ... Fifty-seve- extensions There were no protests in the Morgan case and the commissioner took the petition under advisement. fn - saaetliies. SOAP bon is, to be paid off Mr. Haaley reported that dur(ttofely from revenue of "the power ing the past 2 years the . , dejth . and light plant. It provides that 'Kcnthe plant should be readv for op- cut.BFtdIurKB4-ttsl- !e decrease eration , ,SJ4 by ..ata due .to the campaigns f pn-, - . Tha.aetten- - sponsoi .are.. T.-d icted by associations Bd . Grant avenue; Ft. W. PmvlMjera 29l f health well as to improve-.Bran542 Thirtieth street; V,. JS nienta In sanitation and general W. Johnson. 2271 EeeJes avenue; w.- - Webber. 112S .health conditions and a high stand-jEa- n Twenty-r- d of living. ' , ,hlrd ,treet; G. W. Crawford. 441 Twenty-fourt- b Reports on Pro lefts street; Albert A. I!'?'?, ing station and tha company-tha- t de- sires to givs up the field Including the Waldron and Thinrg - fipringw These pvtres efferflv, at lb. for to bo paid from wn'tcrtion ashwprorido " city la generaf- - tion Bad never made a profit and the Washington avenua line be itersei crd Wtr pmpow tor the people of that part of the eity Protests were filed by Ogden City and the Mountain View cemetery corporation against the proposed Creme a, -- nS in que- JQgAirnj tt I C will be given at an early date on the petition of the Liab Rapid Transit company for permission to abandon Its Twenty-eight- h street of In Ogden, Thurs- With Move To Insure dU'once" lsupt!ble;,hnttI"af: 0ft'aUOn ThePo?5msBce com- who "A SevenSponsors i'he abandonment of the line. Ogden, It was announcE. McKay, member by Thomas Orator Pleads For Return Of Commissioner McKay alto heard Of Tram Removal of the Utah publie utilities the Western States the petition was mission Utilities company for approval of to hear the petition. day the sale of distributing properties GovernmentofPeople, Hot Uoneyj parm Inspection was represented the street to the city of Morgan. Tha Hearing Ends carIt company that tha line building its own electrio OGDEN, April Jg. Loreneand dying on the battlefield are. Made. appeared before the !CiTMWletiiu.ikM-l- patriotism U1 Deytr become obsolete club Thursday, with a group of'hi:h arm to la for, eeU But the present etudenla of Weber county iigi,, I U A tnft fi OAmmAlb school, end Panted her speech; end general manager of the Inter. Mountain Electric company, mat elected president of the L lah aesotUtjon at the organ- tea lion's annual meeting Friday at the chamber or commerce. Gov. Henry ID Hand was chop (ft honorary vie president, succeed. War Oeorge H. hg 8eeretary-o- f Jern, former governor; Mrs. Amy Brown Lyman was reflected rice region. president and E. A. Cuibertion, treasoror. Both Mrs. Lyman - and Mr. Culbertson also are entering their fifth year of service with the association. Miaa Ada Taylor Gra-- i ham is executive secretary. Cnanltm Named . The new executive committee consists of the officers and - Dr. R. J. Alexander, lir. John Z Brown. Mrs. John C. Daly. Dr Sol G. Kahn. Dr. P. M. McHugh : Dr. A. L. Murray Dr. E. M. Ns her. Dr. C ha -- lee F. Pinkerton,. Dr. W G. Rurkenbrod. Thaddeim J. Piece ns. Dr. L. E. iko and Miss Kste Williams. new directors were chosen Voters Petition .City For Fite from various parts of the. state People's Ordinance to serve terms of four years each and si other were for On Project similar terms. The new directors are: Mrs Jonn C. DaJy and Dr OGDEN, April 25. Seven resiHclmlna Jeidell. directors at large; Dr. 8. W. Badcon. Ogden D dents and voters, through initiative Homer E. Rich. Vernal and D? 1T1,. "rendum filed D. F. Whitmore. Roosevelt. "is .n .ot7 reoorder lor action The directors communion, seek to are- Mr t dn1 c!tJr cdUire a power Hawley. Mr. Culbertson. Dr. Xeher' b ni' Mr. Stevena. directors at large! Tha sponsors rubraitted ;j Dr S. Gleason. Kaysiiil A, Jones, Mount Pleasant. Dr. J U posed "People's Ord. nance si by Peck. Tooele and Mrs. Inez Knight IS. re,'J"t ,hat pass and adopt Allen. Provo were chosen the board .mmissioner, :t. filed Sponsors their notarized to fill unexpired term nd pald thir Dr. L. L. Dalnea. dea. of the!,tl0n -Utah of r medical school, University waa the principal speaker fi 'lo'uIw City, . UIhor;K Ogden dMl Graham h n- maintain Osborn entertained with vocal se- an electric ian? lections. plant and rni,hin otricity ,for Speaking on Modern Aspect.f power purposes to of Tuberculoma Invention and,,,. cuv and lu mhabltanta and Care," Dr. Daines refuted the old for the P'--edlng- FRIDAY APRIL 23 1933 by wijl return to Ogden Saturday, morning, April 29. from Washington. D. C.. according to a telegram received Friday by Acting Regional Forester C. N. Woods. ' Kr. Rutledge hss been In Washington Tor the last els weeks conferring with forest service officials relative to PreaiddBt Roosevelts forest conscri atlon program. It Is expected that Mr. Rutledge Upon to Ogled, will make -- public many details of the conservation program for the national f Greets of the intermountain Vice-Preside-nt C. l 21 - DESERET NEWS SALT LAKE CITY Girl v Rutledge to be f b t j I'lM'S Hit cans 6 M fiyxji W' ud f br Sand 8B8p lu Su 15c lor your Soap to Kay Wkitu, Witta Kisq Soap Co, Lot AuqaWuCahfaraAU. dahpt. Saw . t |