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Show 7- v ; - ; V THE Rotary Mpet At 0"cfen Ends .Witli Banquet Hole For Selection or Changed - i - DESERET NEWS ft kUyUC03 11 Guarding Of Children Urged Full Program Arranged For Elected O WllSCIlClltCS 'ft 16,1936 SATURDAY-MA- f 1. ? CITY LAKE SALT - "" governor were changed bv molu-'rViwv proposed by William lL Lowe.) retiring Balt Lake club president, and Tom S. Hoskot of Boise. Under the new plan, the district WOO 'uternor wUl be elected at large iff, -years except when international ' conventions are to be held abroad.1 In such years the honor must go alternately to a Utah and an Idaho man. In the past the selection has' alternated between the two states dUtl Delegates From every year. Utah Clubs Hold , . Contention T w' - ' 1 j -'t t ' Watch children, was the warning of city ant) county officer to those who go to the tpdav and tomorrow. Commissioner George D. Key-ee- r of the water department Issued a warning against allowing unattended children to hike into City Creek Canvon. The and swift stream is . high enough to overwhelm a man, be said. ' Countv residents were warned bv Sheriff Grant Young that all the canals are taxed to the limit to carry flood water and the spring runs are high. v Jewish Leader To llio Betiy Botlerill woo the1 ii . i rji1 OllljZlll la "May. leg of the diieclois' cupal'LjC I ClCtl I lie . . Couipry Club today when she) downed Mix, A. C. Moore, 3 and 2. A visitor In Salt Lake Citv foe The victor birdied the last two the past two da'S. Alfred M. hole to gam the cup. lohen. international president ofMiss' to Botlerill the advanced U nal Brltlt, will be honored toScience, Art, Letters ! at. an banquet and ball at thu C'drie?!'ng night T. was the F. Whitworth, , up. To Callier. ,a, at vdnch he will be thu Groups j second latch the two had played, principal speaker. the first having ended ail even. May Among the special guests expect ed to attend are Rabbi 1, E. Knk With more than 60 technical pa stein of Congregation Montefiore. Northern Seniors Win and Rabbi pers scheduled for presentation the Samuel ll. Gordon of Twenty-NintAnnual Meeting of B Rabid Gordon fs Box Elder Track Crotcn nal Iarael. the Llah Academy of Sciences. Arts of the Liberal Rabbinical graduate and Letters, to be beld May 22 and Hebrew- - Union Colthe 16 GARLAND. May (Special! College, 23 at the University of Utah promNorthern '"Seniors won the an- lege at Cincinnati, of which Mr. ises to be the largest meeting in nual Box Elder Countv interdlvi Coheir has been hoard chairman the organizations history, accordnon track and field title here onifnr nearlv 20 rears. Abe Guss. ing to the program now being comof the local B'nai Brim Friday afternoon. The meet- - wo president pleted. held in the Garland Park. (lodge, will act as master of ceraThe meeting w ill open May 22 at The Northern Junior .also woq'monics at the banquet, 4 p.m. m the Union building where Accompanied bv his daughter, the juniors title. Garland girls de all sessions will be held. Official feated Honeyville. 15 to 7. In the jMncsylvan Z. Rothschild. Sir, program, prepared tinder direca tour of. the softball feature. Corinne defeated tion of Dr. Vasco M. Tanner. Brig practicing la vr. he is a ham Young University Zoologist Carl Dea won the weekly horse Colllnstom 9 to 8 in the basebv.! West. Now former state eenator from Ohio. and executive-secretarof the shoe pitching contest In the Mag Academy, will be issued the first na Garfield League, winding up the Although both metals are mauls' of next week. It Is announced. second Week with 14 victories to A water filter has been Fpecjallyjih'e by heir original form gold wo 'I ears Previous I Equals to prevent rust and scaiOaind aluinnfum form an alloy that The large number of papers sche- ne defeats, and a total of 420 designed automobile tis not radiators. logging duled is equal to the total number) points. For the second consecutive week presented at the two previous isions of the 'also, E. W. Wahlin finished In meetings. Two sub-diPhvsicial St fence Section, one on second place with J1 victories and one on and 897 total of a ehemlstrv, and losses three engineering were made necessary, by the points.. paper. Garfield win be the Kens of next This meeting w ill be featured by week's , games. I iu ms on moot tah Biology. sy Wr our MMbf eaS mhnw eStenat. Sr Is of Utah, and Agricu. nrtreS Ida. taks ft SD soak ltural Uliemistj-rPapers presentSi taitava aai la ed at these special conferences w ill Academy Meet Despite Probe eon canv-on- 22, 23 Merrill Tells Of Great Gives . Several hundred Utah and Idaho The Townsend Investigation has wer Rotanan and Rotarvanns a boomerang and Is ftriklng proved back home today after attending a back at the instigators, Dr. Clinton eucceasful two-daconference of Wonder. New York City, a member Rotary International's "Friendly fifth District" in Ogden. of the national board of directors of Lion llounc Audience The convention dosed last night the Townsend Old Age Revolving with the annual . Governors ban Hears Lecture On Pension organization, told Utah quet in the Hotel Ben Lomond. It Townsend! teg at a convention wa a fitting climax. Attendance Mexico was record breaking and the spirwhich opened yesterday. it of good fellowship permeated the The Carlsbad Caverns In Approximately" 500 . represents great gathering. Mexico, explored now to a t,ve of Townsend clubs through R. H. Wells of Pocatello, Idaho. of 1.350 feet, "have still notout the state' and delegate from pest district governor, was master. On behalf of the district been seen. Harrison R. Merrill rganizations in Wyoming, Nevada. M. rank 'California and Idaho attended the also a I Drtggs, th d,v ELMER CROWLEY former govern. p4sented Rrtir-!h'- i opening meeting ip the Congrega Brigham Young Lniversity. told uonal church. Fourth East sr.d ing Governor and Mrs. Oscar A.t PROVO, May 18. Elmer Spear of Provo. with silver gift an audience last night during, a First South Streets. Two sessions - Crowley, new president of the in appreciation of service. lecture on Mexico and the South-- ' were held yesterday. The conven Associated Htudrnt of Brigham , The Boise Roterians and Rotary-)- , wt. Uon wilt close following meetings Voaag University. He is the anna were adjudged winners of the) in Liberty Park. Idaho second Madnl to r" Merrill appeared at the Lion 'today club attendance contest, haring the! Ideal Stressed achieve the honor since 1930, at the Hou under the sponsorship of Dr. Wonder told members not and ths second encccssire oat greatest total conference. Balt Lake club mem Vida Fex Clawson who la managing president. to. worry "about opposition to the Crow ley Is from Idaho Falls." a public tour of Mexico which In moicmcnt and internal conflict bat now art ioMrur-a-t Farrell Collett, eludes the famous caverns. to keep always in mind the ideal Proto High hcbool. but The large clearing thtia far ef the mot enient itself. of Montpellrr, Idaho, invitation presented. Formal ac- - explored, the lecturer said, could That the investigation had no el formerly nos president in 131-2- - Hr; ceptance was left with Dr. John easily enclose the Utah State Opf Jfetv m- dtmmtrhmg the strength Wedge, Of Calieate, Sev," H. Crbmwell of Gooding, Idalio. the tol and all Us ground, and it is of Uie movement. Dr. Wonder said gil holds-lioffice at present. he the mountain' would ef miles believed elected that whenS0,(KM uele district governor. proved newly Mien Ida Be ho nr. LehL was field or known Information relatattend the national conven-em- elected rice ... Rules for the selection of district country is honeycombed with In Utah. Almost president and Miss ing into to be held this summer at Beulah vet to be seen. score of paperswtll be presentHinckley, Balt Lake The caverns were discovered, he Cleveland. Ohio, Ida was named ed at he biologv svmposium. A secretary City, told his listeners, when a cowJ He told of the growth of the Charles Ftftrber, Pro dinner for all biologist of the state boy Investigated, what appeared to movement In the eastern states and will he held at 6 p nt. the opening to, won opt for cheer leader. be clouds of smoke floating around q uoted figures to support hi day, In conjunction with the meets mountain. The spectacle proved claims. Clubs organized in the 11 ing to be hordes of tats, millions of stales of the Eastern Illustrated lectures will be the region now -Issue from the caverns each tal 2.000, he said. mam features of general tension . . c night at dusk and return at dawn. Friday night at 8 p.m. and Saturpcs day it i m. Prof .1. J. Haves of Sneaking of other parts of the the University of Utah will tscgmiac weswm Possibilities tavoring a Ma- and enthusiast said that the grand . from t aliform. He substantiated Astronomical Observatory in Telephone service ha been eseurof thy Roval Gorge in Colorado Ofjor or ttte The oreherin Wonder statement tlat the' makes It worthy of being made a and Walter R. tablished between the Australian ; c, llsoss j ,ah , Kndav ni(;! T lot.Liah Stale Agricultu TowtiMnd iMMtigation would t Heber Oolle. mainland and Tasmania, Bu national park. affect the atrnm f the mote ftv 1 concert at Weber will talk Saturday on The tomorrow aj 3 Ptn. Opden, ftatnbow Bridge Monumefit Valter menty v International Betty Botlerill ; If ins C, C, May leg toast-jdcpi- . "'"I?" v- . e 1 - - Out of the High Rent Districf m ,n ihalqt T- e WE GIVE cav-'gat- 1 0 H." GREEN STAMPS tof-ta- , L, . fofwjToncerl At Ogden wt,ih. die-cus- s - e ,c ' congressmen who voted for effreer fee 4b4er44 w,Iownsud.inisUgatkiu., of A the, a , imn, we mbT the he prwsere ted . S rompiete program for the -e If' i You :llbegladymrselectGd feature meetings. 4 at the University of Utah In-e Public P m ; Biologists dinner, reotaUon of Lincoln Gcltj aburp'".r(jl.,!'5 p m.: gen-were elected yestenlav. PM:'on. pm: and dance Bummerhavs. second vice president Addresa by David O. I .a timer, wlmj 0 q., 4 at mv BulW,n ht charge was dressed as Abraham Lincoln. of the student y. w I)Cdd TaLmacle', the "same n m of elect Km. The following were. wel Mayor E B. Erwul gave Professor p. Knen. proKrlim Council 1,1 IV, chosen(coming addtem at the opening o Christiansen who U conducting t.Lc2.yT;; m general Setting Haas. Dsvid King, nresl- - the convention. Attorney General (he orchestral number studhas : Kctinal meeting. DoroUvv Paine v ire president: Joseph A. Che explained Utahcisq muaicatthe Iniveraitvtrfllah flon: 9 rafrterl, dlnnpr and Kav Thomaa. eerretarv. and Mike Social Becurity Act and the V S A. ?. After hi .tudies 10,5 tm. i230 Maftaoka. treasurer. pm; and sectional Junior class. at these arhooU. he spent a 2 (mj 4 p.m. Bower-hank- , William DlfiPUTED president. a the Stearns Conservatory of) Thprp 1U te four principal ' Rettv Hamoshlre. rice president: Berlin. Germany, studylng'jig. Biological Science, Phy.k-UThe legendary and Bettv Davis, secretarv, and Rkh- com- counterpoint.-anmeet. vg see,,,,. ,ndJ Aru Mary Stuart and harmony, with ard Bern ion. teeurer, Profeaor Dr. W LeUetw. The Chemlatry aub- England la brought po.il class. Herbert price, president; An- helm Klatle Professor and Buuke trf 7h'Jphv'airql so rice Rr.,n.t- - Kae to.tife by Kalharwa Hrpbum.and iZuZ trumpet, wia Smith, secretarv, and , Richard .Florence FJdndge in RKO Radio wlthOtloZetuler. and mwlcal Northwestern UUh Dlvis-lorthp Scotland." ef I'Mary Glade, treasurer.' with Sctmekler of ,on nf the American Chemical x University of Berlin. During rifl with Dr. M. D Thomaa as the last three summer, he has chairman studied at the Juilltsrd Schocd of Music amt at Columbia University.) the meeting was a 1936-3- FndJv-be.-ti- tp ?T3- - - onal J fes-de- - - REFRIGERATOR the RallmTO m-- I often-dispute- betm d, d 'Iinn e. his-'o- y Irifior Your Heating ProblemTs Solved X With A Sears Indestructo Furnace So-th- e pjjjg Lg jj Pop Social Conference The Weather N 20 Years Guarantee On The Indestructo Firepot and Grates A skeleton organisation to dlrscl Local Office, V. 8. WcalKar Bu-reau, Balt Lake City, Utah, May 16,: the activities of UUh delegatee to ''es,,rn Soful Recon tructlon Inthes11 6e held the laat of PrecIplUtkm In last 24 hour. Trace Ct,lfernc Tout since October 1st . . 10.95 this month In Salt Lake City, wa Total Dctober Jin the forming today as recently io dal 12,64 elected officert of the new UUh Co ei year 1 Normal October 1st to dte WEATHER SUMMARY lt . . l't . icludfd the framing of ixonitliu- Uon n1 bTlnd the naming IevjUd1avMfonMrmt(.ba preaaion chllrm.- - for and the pacific coast high into Ore- , ng convention, termed the greati ld wh we.t of the PCommen.1, m California W.M. With the eastward movement of the Uuh cooperative, the disturbance, and little or no "ilk meeting was attended byCL, ratnv ofOrem. second vici presi-lemissed UtX'and "iigl 't'pcecif.ta' Colo- - a,nt' lion occurred onlv In of Salt Lake. jury; and redo, western and northern " ming. northern - Oregon, and Rea-th Utah com ,lgt j Washington and Montana. expected to be tom sonal temperature and fair skies nlltl'T"lJ tonight to be sent to the prevail In the Middle and Eastern general chairman of the western v tales. conference for Inclusion In Lie W EATHER OBSERVATIONS printed program.. The program will Taken at a m. todav. - ltn etude a map of Salt Lake Citv and will be mailed to 1.000 appU Temps. ranu planning to attend the Jutiea aa Sg" Vy - The Strongest Guarantee In Furance' History! . Casings! a., u,iaer Smoke Tight Doors and Pouches! Gas Tight y Built - In Hot Blast Un- itNo Heat Wasted Up Chimney! H i!!S aUU af Everything You Want and Only !li 3.;j waather ro 3Z Coming Events M TODAY 7 p.m. --The B'nai Calgary, cloudy . . . Chicago, cloudy . . , Denver, cloudy . . , Grand June., clear Helena, .it. cldv. . , . Loe Angeles, ELECTROLUX Alfred 14. Cohen, THE fi'rith will be glod yoa chose the outomotic 50s frigerator .1 for two outstanding reasons; You' international 8 p m, The Grand Army oftnr Republic will meet at Newhousr Hotel to bear an adders . by Olev rjdv Minneapolis, ddjr Modena, clear ... Needles; clear : New York, i Oklahoma City, 8 pm. The Townsend . Cm rise is Nads lilaiia he as Oddly P. B. JL (bn 11 Reno, clear, Um A brand navr achievement . . . the Sear Indestructo Furnace with 20 year teed orates and firepotl These are he parts hat take he hardest punishment in a furnace. But, because hey are made of Indestructo metal hat will not bum out, we Sclid,' extra heavy 2--: back It with he strongest guarantee in furnace hi lory. Pouch and feed open-- . extra to service. ribbed add. heating piece firepot. Closely dirt Prevent and dust front extended mitering into warm air. through entirely tog chamber. Everything' you want In a furnace including an exceptionally low price. auaran- - - pie. It bring Permanent Economy . . because it has no moving port to wear or need repair! St. Louis, clear Halt lake, clear nmy DEmTXEJST tAJEMEYT tiuiii!ii'3iKii;wi'in mi) WASATCH 1764 At (mb SALT LAKI CITY i Postofftce Clerk .... ... The go refrigerator Is the only completely automatic refrigerator with those bifl advantages. That' because it operates upon on entirely different principle. A tiny gas flame ?ilent os o candle takes the ploce of oil moving mechon-Ico- l ' ' . ports. See the beouftful new 19l6 models, with oil the completely modern features you could osk for. will New- - San Francisco, clear Santa Fe. cloudy . . Seattle, rain .. . . Spokane, cloudy . . . , Tonopah, clear . ... 7 p.m. 'vene at Yogoda Clasa will New house Hotel. 8 p.m. The Auxiliary of th Veteran of Foreign War - will hold a rehearsal at the Newhouse ,Hotel. - 8.36 p.m, Seri very Brotherhood will meet at HoteL TttdsHfd fv a Intis at 55 Ean tlswa Moalbly PfJTBMtlt - New-hous-e Funeral To Be Sunday For Mrs. Higginbotham Eliza- Funeral serv Ices toe Mrs, beth Rawaon Higginbofliam. pro neer resident of Utah and worker, will be held to morrow at 12:15 p.m. In the Wells Ward chapel, with Bishop J. Francis Sheffield officiating. Friend mar call at the Larkin mortuary chapel, 260 East South ii Temple Street, thl evening un 8 o'clock add at the home, - 378 Fifth Avenue tomorrow from 9 until 11:30 a.m. Burial wiU be to the Ogden City cemetery- activp-Churc- HEATING TOMORROW a.m. never meket a Conven- - t $7 Dawn, $7 MmHi Plul Carrying Chargt It Js Permonentljr Silent sound, and never can! re- MONDAY 1006 am. The sair lAke -Federation of Women Clubs will bold their final meeting of Hotel. the season at 1 p.m. The University of Utah Mothers Clutv will meet at New bouse Hotel. 2 p.m. Kappa Tau - Delphlar will meet at HeteL 7:30 pm Alpha. Beta Gamma and Beta chapters of Delta Theta Chi will hold a meeting at the New house Hotel. 8 p.m. Automotive- - Workers Local. A. F. L. will hold a meet ing at the New house HoteL ful District, New-hous- e h New-hous- e mounxnin supply company Ulllla 3 South Stoto - .llllli Wototch 1309 ; u HAMMS-DUbLE- Also on display at PLUMBING CO. Y 14 fad 2nd 5wiJ |
