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Show . 4. . . ' - - . t - 4 1- - - --- - 1-- -- -,- .. ' 2 - -- ,S:outhern,itilah i I1 f - - - I 1 1, i. - . Word was - , ) : , 1 I , i i , . , ' received ' "..."- - Saturday ' - , , - quently. told by the old settlers: It wasn't until . three years ago, however, that a road was built into the town. Before that, resi- bad to be content with an old wagon trail connecting the , ed - ' ' - I ,, . - r.a.,,,,,,,. , , .,,Ibt,.2,4, .- f . .,, .. ., , ,... . ,, . ",.. 1 ) ' - i4,- , s , - ' 4. ..,a, ' 01 c).; s S , . o . , Pr i , I ,,,, , , i. --- . , 4 ,. ' '4., Ia , '.,,, ' i ,4 '.4470t r ' -- o- ' -- ., ...,,, . 44, ' ...., ,,... r., , I ,. , o ' - - ... , 1 , , . 1'31,1'1 . . at-de- - 1, 1.04,,,,,,, , ,,,,.,, , o ' .,i f, . ;,,, i 1 MAJOR STREETS WIDENED - 1 ,41100.1.100MPONSIlef, V - . I The Utah State Resources Com- I mittee of the various state Chambers of Commerce Saturday appointed community cluttrmen to plan meeting& in their - respective areas and hear results of the I statewiac., natural resources survey made recently.'' , II The survey was made bY4the I Bureau of Business and Economic Beseirch, University of Utah; ' The new chairmen 'are to leaders ' ht - their ' tom. inunities to meet with the resources committee while It is western and central touring ' I Utah. will be Area reports compiled I of those localities by' Dr. ElRoy Nelson, who supervised the unitrill. versity research stall. clam and corrections will then be made on the material. New chairmen and the coin. asl munities- - they repreart an', - I , :' 1 ,., I -- - , 1146USTRI6US STUDENTSHelen Porter, left, and Ruth Pehrson add a coat of zaint to school desks they use in new 'school at Hite. Mrs. Arthur Chaffrh, standing at rear, supervises work: School house thot students helped build: '4 .,Inbackground. , 1 - , , F r I ,,, 1 t .410k I c , I A IIf : , I , I r-- - 1 t, , - c 9 . :Ore'gO.ni:x.4..i.b....i...f.odi::W:j.;0's::H,,..o.j..,06:is. , k fro 0, J , ,,,,,1, 3 1 I 1 4 low t 3 , I 1 i , 3 3 tl 1 3 ty-fir- 1- -- ; dh. 13 1- , , 1 - , ......"'41. e. , 11 - Areffie-warrant,lh- 4 '4,,44 -- separate e Should future middle strip would be replaced by two additional lanes. Access roads would parallel the highway. freewaY 1After the north-we- st Is constructed, the master streetexplan calls for a connecting Parley's to east pressway running 'ten- Canyon. Although still very tative the road le routed practicclose k ally straight east following to Denver and Rio Grande Rail- road Park City tracks near Twenst South St. An alternate route would iplace the highwaY about . half a block south: ' - .sfi. eewvaeyr Ja construct- passes would likely be Temple, North Fifth North, ed at South. Fourth South, and Eighth wide. The road would be 230 feet. would A 36 foot Medial strip two lanes on each side. : ,, oTshsei le '-- ,, - ''''., 4 z, 1st ji . , I ,t (Continued from page Thirteenth bring the road east to West it Southwhereit Third south of straight continue ilould is route alternate the city. An the suggested which would follow North original ioexcept at Fifth high- the Streets West and Sixth south to way would go straight . Sixth South St , l auvnenrn. awss '!' ' '111 . B-- I) .- - , 11 : , , , .s.......00000.140,40.110,11011,140ffetWaNifl,110101f MI,111.41011141pr , -- 1.11ko Salt City,. Utah Streets - - ,.,.. brought prospectors into the , country. Who knows With the country opening up as a major scenic traction, and the discovery of rich mineral deposits, the little 1 t - .,., v, - Picks Leaders 1 --- , -- tory as the first public building. ' , Ii In operation. , Residents Arthur Chaffin, Aaron Porter, Dan Miller, Claude Simmons, and Jack Pehrson an old CCC buticling from San Juan County and trucked I , - .. . , - - foot school h.ousethe and ijoy of the community pride will go down in the town's his- ne - I Resource Unit - ' ng begin-teachi- , , -- , t ..,.P- by 15 . ; Mr. Crawford said construetion Of such a mill wotild make construction of the proposed- - Rite bridge across the Colorado' River of much greater importance, Jind "quickly bring expansion of - the Industry In Utah." ,, " , ,,,completed . '.' - town of Rita, soon may blossom into a metropolis. The little 25 lo-to- ay John Campbell , . - ' Utah State Department of Publility, and Induitrial pevel- opment Oat a Colorado corpora. tion Was contemplating construction of a 00,000 ore testing mill In the southeast cornec of Utah, Arthur L. Crawford; commis- stoner forthe PID, said th turn seeking the plant' is the Vanadium Corporation of America located in Naturita, Colo. The firm wants to construct the mill at the mouth of White Can- yon near the Rite road for treat- ores ing complex copper-uraniu- m which are now not arnenable to treatment by any of the processes In use at the other mills of the : , , company. t. 1 . 'With the nearest settlement, it by sections to ita present 50 miles away. , Hanitsville, Students in one of the most cation. , School with ' The old wagon Aran was conchildren joined ' isolated towns , in the United their parentuin reassembling and verted into a dirt road by the StatesHit; Utihr7now .. are at- refurhishing the building. They state and extended up to the tending school. In a,. bupding repaired and repainted old desks, Natural Bridges On the other side which they helped construct. painted the inside, put windows of the river. A ferry.was put in and doors in, and added a new at Hite which now makes it poslocsted the near basterni Hit; roof . , sible to drive from Capitol Reel 1 edge ofGarficidcnty, and on ' National Monument, in Wayne Al! Grades Teaches .banki dolorado thil of the River, Wonderland. to the Natural Garfield County School Board is 125 miles- from the nearest in San Juan County.,, 'furnished some of the material Bridges railroad or telephone. ' Tourist Spot Natural needed and hiredtheschoot With men, women, and children "marm." The new teacher is,Mrs Hifi" is the natural stopPinl in the town now totaling 21, in- Rosa Gerhart, Springville. She is place for tourists that are all grades, from the first ning to, visit this great new scenic IL children, the risidents cluding the to eighth. area. The town is also the jump- decided that a school house was . Hite Is iurrounded by colorful ing off place for adventure-seeksandstonecessary, wars which line the ing river rats taking trips down Accordingly, -the building was banks of the Colorado. Tales of the turbulent Colorado to Lees last week, a teacher Indians' and outlaws (the famous Ferry. Ariz. Talk about - rich was hired; and the school now Butch 'Cassidy gang) are fre- - uranium strikes in the era- have by the I , '' ' - ,1 En Mass'ell ' ,, , $50,0()0 Mill I . - NEWS DESERET. I . ,. , . tlay.mei , THE Hite c. 21 Res' ents. Turn Out , .. choolhouse T o Cons T ruc TA Ilea s Fi.i-s- , 1 r . ' ' 1 1 j ' - 1 , rI A ,I T TO BE I . - t 1 1 Fifth and Ninth East- Streets irom Ninth South to Forty-fift- h South. Highland Drive. from Twentyex- first South to its 7uthern tremity. South east from Twenty-fir- st Eleventh East to Twenty-thir- d 1 i 3 43 I I rI East 3 Entire lengths of Thirty-thir- d, and Forty-fift- h Thirty-nint- h, , South Streets. West Temple from Ninth South ' South St. to Twenty-fir- st Second West aouth from Ninth ' South. South to Thirty-thir- d South West from Eighth Eighth South St. to Twenty-fir- st Eighth South from Eighth West West St. to Thirty-fourt- h Fourth South from Seventh West to Redwood Rd. Redwood Rd. from North Temple. to Fifteenth North St. , lo MAJOR STREETS TO BE ( 3 3 to 4 1 2, ; I from Inah, Idaho, Montana, Wy0- Biggest prize of the fat stock auction on Wednesday, came ming and Colorado. v, thirtieth annual Ogden Live- closing day of the show. .11 I Class Winners Named ner o,' 4 plate !winners in the various ' stock Show, the grand champion .Officials said it was one of the Pint classes weight Among rat steers and heifI ' ' to went of steer the 1 7: ers, fat included: show, open A40... Cants, , I, best turnouts in recent years, aug, 1 Ce Yen'. Salina: Sorensen Marlin Jr., Ore. N , Herbert Chandler of Baker, mented by sunny, warm weather Harris, Lovell, Wyo. James Lund,: FounI Omen. Utah: Jos tee. Belgrade, , Saturday afternoon. Drive front Red Butte ' , that made viewing of carlot d1- tain Mont.: Charles T. Ryan, Anderson, Calif. ,,,te The well known Oregon ex- Rplays of fat and feeder cattle in Among second place winners were Delon Creek to Fifth South above Mt. ., S. Rhodes. Tremonton; Alice Blom. Sara1 11 ' West Olivet cemetery. st tt, wye.: Joe Peale, Burley; UTAH'S NEWEST AND SMALLEST SCHOOLCitizens of Hite put finishing touales- hibitor whose Herefords have open air pens highly enjoyable. Wood lawn , Perms, Creston, ill.; Lee Ream, Twenbeen displayed at Ogden every A bigger day is expected Sunfrom East Seventeenth Idaho. , on the new school. Eleven students who will attend the school helped their parents build 1 since the show was organ- day when judging will center on Dingle, Ave. Purebred sheep judging results: Hillcrest to year South the building from a CCC barracks:,Hite is 125 miles from nearest r.ailroad or phone. ized 30 years ago also entered Co lumblesChampion ram, Mark Ran. . iollows:- 'i SoUth from 1 purebred Hereford open classei. son, , i Spanish Fork: reserve champion ram, - Thirty - Third W. A. Denecke, n of buns the five ..w.4ce.,. Bowman, Monti pen champion come a Then will selections in fat ti North to East . Twenty-SevenSam Harold Delta; ? Wind, Olen ewe, , Reader, Logan: resort.' , for a second, firet-da- y . victory. ., ', , ' hogs and fat lambs In junior and chomplon ewe, Pets Thomas, Mali& Wesatch" Blvd.-- o , , .1:len, ,..141illord; Irvin at event The the I. rant, RamboutileteChamplon Ogden open classic big g ' Codsr CilYl, Roy WIU1am, St, , Fourth South front Navajo St. Tamer, Dixon, Calif.; reserve champion ,,,, . Livestock Coliseum in West OgEfTin F.11gh::.:S:c1400.j.:1S:ét 1. fini, Vivar. Dixon; champion Carlota of fat lambs and junior ewe, Utah State Agricultural College; re- to Redwood Rd. i Glazier, Hang; opened Saturday morning 'department ' i Bar- breeding beer also serve champion ewe, Mr. VISSIIM Panguitcin WilliamBruhn, ateet Rntedh wWcsoset of full of stock and ram, Matthews pens prize will be judged on Sunday by RampshiresChamplon , ; bNarioixdge North 1ow - Leeke, Junction; ,William lien Ovid, rimer's champlon Idaho; j hundreds el with 1! jammed f awe Brom: . Matthews and ram, Davie Carter of Siloam Springs, serve champion Warner Jr.,RichlieldIL-and- J over Jordan River Rd. champion ewe. Matthews Bros. Dick Richards of Prairie Ark., of the Suffolk", would be Judging purebred . necessary. t At I l f ;mph Young, MantC;. 0, breed in the stove Waanot conWins Distinction City, Ore., C. W. Hickman, pro- fourth '''s I ,-- ' cluded Bridge across Memory Grove to '4 , Saturday n1gL : .1tah's-letegatt. Annual contest tothe annual Of the , fessor the speech at of of five contest", Peterson connect Bonneville Blvd. and the 1 University Idaho, In the pens . E. J. Tjelsted manager of the three-da- y Naof the convention Utah AsSchool Stothertot Activities Ogdenalsowedthereserre r. High that--MApathy of Saktake---eitizechampion pen, rating just below the road slightly north of Thirteenth tional Society for Crippled, Chilsociation is scheduled for April show, pointed out grand ehamplon pen entered 'by Net- Ave. Chandler becomes the first ex- geles. bert Chandler. dren and Adults, opening in Chi- toward' the, Dec. 1 school board 18 at the University of Utah, Othea. Winner" Redwood Rd. from Fifteenth whose entries hibitor Shows Steer Angus cago Monday, will be Mrs, Ands elections was noted Saturday cording to Horace H. Rose, execu- claimed both the Other winners in pens Of five bulls cham, IA to Beck St. North were: grand tive C. Dixon, executive director of when a check-showecatIn no applisecretaryr junior department fat 11. P. Franklin, Meeker, Cob., second: the and championship pionship the Utah Society for the Physi- cations for membership on the sons, Lenora, Kans., Parkways ,To Be Widened Indicating the possibility of a pen of five bulls awards at a tle contests Joe Lee of Belgrade, third; n Peterson and - Ogden, fourth; , two-da- y Mont., showed his Angus steer to Kiwood Williams, Brothers. Arrested twice in Mr. Rose eXplalned meet, . &len. Utah, fifth; and k turd many cally Handicapped.inshow. Total those of ! six length of City Freek single except the reserve championship. ' The John Reator, Temps. Colo., sixth. that from 78 high schools in the bights on charges of drunken The 'Utah group is an affiliate Broth.-- road. Pens of three ' 820 The is an cumbent beard members. chimpion grand were fat entries driving, James E. Wilde, 39, of of the national orgnnlzation . for state, 59 entry blanks have been Judged according ere, Xmas. first; Jensen Brothers, Lo1) Practically all of Wasatch Dr.., ; 451 Marion St., Hereford Ranch, for board mem- returned to the association of- pound Hereford, and the winning to the market grading systerd of gan. second: Rowley Saturday was be- which the convention slogan is ''...A71-Richfield, third; Charles Redd, La Sal, and Wisatchi, Blvd. same in of are five the bulls pen choice Ins held In city jail. . and 42 fice. Entries Of this Sara are intergood. Inndahl. fourth; Logan, group grading tah, 'Broader Services for the Handi- bership must be filed with the East from All of Twenty-Thir- d breed. and Jensen Brothers. Logan, sixth. below those standards were sifted fifth: According to Salt Lake City capped. Ton Nearly 3000 delegates Salt Lake City School Board ested in debate, 404n oration, 45 winners in the pen of five Foothill Pr. south to Holladay Mr. included be Wilde sold and will at a special auc- heifers classes include: in extemporaneous speech, 28 in police, Saturday's events 'was Involved from 44 states, Hawaii, and Alas, Winterton Kamm Utah: Blvd. A bridgeacross Parlees office, 440 East First South St., In an alleged n accident at ka will attend the meet.-TreatmepaneUdiscussions, and 33 In in- judging chat cattle in open and tiom sale Monday at 9 a.m., at the Nefsger Cattle Brothers, nt Co., Steamboat Springs, Creek would be constructed. the Intersection of Eighth West of Ogden Livestock Auction 'Comof close of Clover on businessas I. Ranch. Colo.; the Jitereford departments, Valley judging junior terpretive speech. and prevention of Wells, ,Hev. ' Charlie Redd, La Sal: IS rf and Beck Streets around 5 p.m. Parkways To Be Opened All Utah high schools are being purebred sheep and of pens of pany arena. Hawley Rerered Ranch, Richfield. will be dis- Monday, according to R. Y. Gray, handicaps physical Road approximately two miles' t: Apin tM pen of three animals of heifers. bulls Saturday. and Leading pens ' an to clerk. cussed given authorities in the field. particiopportunity This sale, said Mr. nelsted, will heifers Were entered by Clover Val- long extending north on I St., 2000 at One by ' will be , devoted to - Mr. sheep cattle, proximately M. Hereford Mr. Wells, anNev.; in the contest, Ranch, Rose enable the boys and girls to dis- J.ley Mitten, Woman, Gray said several per- pate day , about 1000 North Beek St. after Idaho; H. J. Martin, from 13th Ave. climaxing at the i, 'studies of cerebral palsy, which sons had made inquiry regard- nounced. Assistance in handling and swine are on display through pose of their cattle before a large Kreminling. Colo.; Winterton Brothers, site of an open I shed pollee said he had been spotted Li two the amphitheater. coliseums, adjacent Kamas: James Brothers, event Jackson, Wye.; the be of will the given through of ;ng filing the chief concern of the Utah applications,' important buyers. , and chaster Younger. Wien, Utah. Jordan River Parkway running twisting and weaving In the ;) of the Ogden Union group and pens Unidivision the extension of A lbe Advice and coun- and had suggested that they may organization.road. - - adjacent to the river from Tay- Stockyards Co. Among those who showed Patrolman Wilbur Anderson sel to parents of spastic children tile during the past 'week. Howeves- versity, he said. ' lorsville Rd.nOrth toconnect menif chOtecsottleintbe,lagotitil, DeeWinterton,A-E.Clu- h a pplica ,--nosiewatilt Douglu Hardy- Identified -- the will be-an Important feature;-----with Redwood Rd. at Ninth North Igloos were: last who from ber Karnes, Utah, driver as the same man who had Plans for the 1949 Easter Seal Photochiome. St The parkway would branch i year bad the 'grand champlen Gall a. Jensen. Logan: lidos Winter. Three of the incumbent board been booked On a similar charge Campaign, the annual fund raisS. off and follow the surplus canal Dorothy Michell, FL Bride- steer of the show, Saturday len. Eames;Brute fat terms 'whosemembers To 'Wilford, aeratora, Wye.; expire Give Show Friday Friday night by Patrolman Fred ing drive otthe organization, will V westward. showed another' Hereford to the er, Wyo.: Frlic, Burley, Idaho: Keith Win. Dec. Si, 1948. J. Leonard Love, hi. Atkins. be Made at the meet. . Dorothy Lewis, noted jecturer terton, Roosevelt, Bill Wilford, Saratoga, - Viaducts t in departjunior championship first f municiPal ward: Judge Wye.; Beeksteed, Preston; Marley from Radio Division, United Na"Photochroming the Seasons," Layton: Bobbie Taylor, Alm, Ida. muan illustrated travelogue will be ment contests, and the entry went Green, Rulcrn W. Clark fourth feaFourth wi,11 South be Lake from Third West Success, Gibbons, Draper: Olen trice, tions, on to win the reserve grand he: RalphHarold 1 Belford, Burley; LeRoy tured speaker at three Salt Lake across the railroad tracks to the Malad; nicipal ward, and Glenn V. Culp, presented on color slides by Salt Dean Parker, Ogden: Calvin steer the in later title, too; Brien, , - champion Lake Photochrome Club Priday at , Utah ifith municipal ward, filed applithe structure. meetines Siren at;z7sirdWiriZov present Monday, City ,, , Henderson, - . Almo; Larry Rindlisbaker. Riverdale, cations , for reelection on Nov. Barratt Hall, 60 North Main St., day. tor United. Nations Eighth South across tracks I De Perks Harris, Lovell. Wye.; Association ' ' jdaho: Champ Called Shorty' Marlin Sorenson Jr., Salina; Leo Ream, announced Saturday.. ::"' from Thirtyest to Fifth West l' Idaho: eru e nesa for more volunteer Naylor, Boulder, OFFICIAL FORECAST The meeting will be free to ' , Thirteettifi South across Third A" Mr. Chandler's grand chain, Wye, find AlloaCarolyn Applications' of incumbents Ann Blom, Saratoga, i s, ,. . A...0 Salt Lake Vicinity-76- 1r partioipation will be explained by West and DdeRGRR tracks. and continued warmer Sunday and Horace B. Richards, sixth ward, the public, according to Dr. S. pion, which his handler's aft Mona at M. of third Cl Mrs. A ethibited Lewis total and Thaddesi chairman. Wayne and will luncheon, Evans, boys call Smith, pion girls ? Seventeenth South at DarItGRR "Shorty" fectionately ;Saturday night, becoming partly cloudy with showers on lkdon: II 34 of them the junior 8. at Club. Nov. The noon the Alta On tracks. provide the main intereat at the PTA members andepto3 day. Cooler Monday. High Sunday, 00; low Monday, morn- ward, were received . group. Time day lik ' luncheon will 10e given by the The master street The sixth Incumbent member, t must be , plan 1' Service Volunteer Divirion, second G. Albert ward, Zenger. the approved I by EtabClear and continued warm Sunday and Sunday night, City Planning . UAUN. "A Tk.on - Nov. filed Commission and the ,City Cor- nbecoming partly cloudy with scattered showers in northern moun- hod 'address the 6 exshe At p.m. 10 Terms of these men also will MillgOIL Because some Imrove- tains Monday. Cooler Monday. t High, temperature Bureau, UAUN in the ments are dependent Sunday, Pire Dec.' 31. ' az-a. low upon county . , . Monday morning 30 to 40, except near 42 In Dixie. i Y8 MpCmA., 53b9a Ewiticilha dn gime ,uP321., uaw7bderaet roads '. there would have to , be 4 i''''''''", some agreement of the prMIDITY I 4.1 ' t' f plan by Jordan High to Give Do We Go From Here", at a UA- - the -, At 8:20 Luis 78. , ' ' .. county commission, Mr. Wool- i ' in the meeting .,,,. ,,, emtabbe. ' ley said. Amendments could be ' , f At '' ,,,, . Drama Thursday Night ' PRECIPITATION ' rabl.p, '' ,--, made if found necessary at some . , -, t Preelpitation since Nov. 1 ,,..81 SANDY"Home Sweet HomiN , . ... ,.' , ',.' iliti t.?. k ' , t, data., future ' 1 , , ,k . ," ' ' '. t, Departure since Nov. I . t. Mg cide" will be prtsented by Jor', ', . , 1 Parents to Surve?1 , , , . .14.8 dan Precipitation since Oct. 1, 1947 ' ', 41 -4. ..,f, Ai. .. - , .. High School students Thursae,i, 't Ili 41,,, N ' ' L. School Program I Departure since Ott 1,, 1947 ' , , .33 day at 8:15 p.m. in the school au.. , ,' , .'' i S, ,, .. ' , 'kit, ,,,,,, , , ditorium, Miss Lucille Tuttle, diUN Featurd' J : . ' ' Parents of , students 'attending rector, said Saturday. ''''' '' Sunrise Sunday, 7,;14; sunset Sunday, 5:11 pm. . School and.,ltoosevelt ,. East the ,' High A matinee perfOrmance of 4 , . . COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURES 0 . ' Junior , High School. will meet play will be presented Wednesday Salt Lake City is featured irti - 4- q - For Salt Lake City, high 49, low 32, mean 40, normal 41. A in the school auditorium for stu, at East at t ,School High Monday ,,.. ' the October Issue of .. ' It .:r.''! t e at ''' ,. 'vex. ago, high, 40, low. 23. 7:39 p.m. to discuss' the pro- the Dealer," Official "Caterpillar, - , high for month, 74. All-tim- e dents. i , , t, house publi,ft O low for month, sem Other temperatures for the tire . 'lot cation of the Caterpillar Tractor posed building proiram ' , 4, ' , . . ' ; two schools.',:tu. ', , . period ending at 9 p.m. Saturday. were: Company, Peoria, DI. k 27 ,,, , . altnatuetcluc it.' Mts. ... OS Roy M. Mirky to Ploy . Nem Tort, N. P. :. .. ., 511 ' 48 .1 J'C' o i A large picture , of su erinM. Dr. tynef ..: Bennion, .04 Oydea. Vlait be Atlanta. Oa., - .... fa Temple- ii. 1,. 87 ,,,..,,.103 -- -la al -i ; 1: el Organ-RecitOklahoma City:Okla ,..., 04.. 33 . tandent of city schools, will ad, Square:- including the Assembly : - ' .03 Ome Sunday, ,,t all Rolm Idaho . ... . . "vv. lia , 7. I ha. Nee. . - ,.... 4101 2138 ' it '' . y , 15.40,, 5ass. ,......., 56 , dress the parents' telionuetetrbneineax itsth Hall,' Tabernacle, Temple, Mu. .07 y5050i:, Aria. , ' ' fi ...tot... Darie-Will 30 Trite Pocatello. Inaba ., .... . . 24 42 be at the PAtte. Montana Roy M. scum, and the Brigham 41 , ; and program, 118 : 3S . ,Li Young oartiartd. 0,44,4 .,,,,,, 4S Cheyenne, Wyoming 42 .01' organ tor the recital Sunday, at --t 40 .33 , .17 '8reoo. . , , Monument, which was furnished two a at the conditions Utak , 0.1 CCago. ID 14 a., , ing , , acboois. . , I .....v.,,, Taber.. In the Sall Lake ?tore, iit,tok 70 20 p.m. L....,,...... I: ,.. by the Salt Lake City Chamber . ' 44 ' 38 .10 Rock Syringe Woo. Ky I . . , ,, 46 't nacle. The following program will 30 otCommerce,, graces the front It renter. Colo.,.......... Jiift Bell Lake City. Utah,... Oa 14 ' 4S 41 .14 San Antbeto. Texas ..... 82 'I Detroit, Mich. ' SI .44 be 'presented: cover of the publication. Slates' Meet , Club 7, 17 20 .02 8an Ditto, Calif. Duluth, Minn. 71 48 Toccata end Pura at b Miner ' Piatti '' . '' "' Feature article with illustra- -. , . - 41 23 Ocart0 Junction:Colt. .t. 40 Sam Prancisco. Cant..- .- 67 ModitsOnn , ' glum 81. Gamma. CMS '14 , 32 RESERVE Nevadi AND 41 GRAND Dee 1214tor-olis d will CHAMPIONAt left II chn; is a story about Salt Erin Dance.4 Winterton, Ildmuneenn ,..i.... Ft 1:l'hidit bmomeeet 4m-1.. Malt ,112 ....... St. Louis. . Lake lcyRaht mi opn.m. tiCityni e Purcell Club member;; sort. of Mr. ond Mrs.. Ralph Winterton of Komos,-an- d Me.,!:...,.,' 5.1 33 Trutt Trumpet Tune nee Air , at the - rhattritlasin.Wwwirok and the Robison Machinery ,his Reserve . 42 ir'itreritS "Mormon" Hymn.. , 414 pi Fla Can!. MT rather" "0 R. C. 1434 erreenirt Mrs. East Hereford is the by -trus Livestock Show. At Walter, for. herdsman at steer Company, ....Art 2 ,9f : ' 7 It 7-tpion lotil distributor tot Sauder, right 47 Ogdin .18.1alhingion, D. tc- .... Si .12 An Old Metreir 01W ' ' i 246 S4 wost Tollowston4, Moat, .33 IS . Herbert Chandler Herefords oradtkee Ore with the grand champion fat steer of fhow - seventeenth South. St ' ..two 74 Caterpillar produtts and service. Wi.402 , TOCcAtn in ..t, Wiwi ........ e 4 - I x - , ,. Societyy , Names -I. , J,..., ty-fi- rst chant-pio- th . ,,' , . Shown in Schiiol Election - ' tiAnh Police Nd1 Driver Twiie , , I -- , - Little Interest Parleyy Delegate , OGDEN S000b.,J;;Contest . -- Moscow;.--Gene---Liftir-- nt - have . s , , t.A.,-Seitio- 'al , ' 1 r . hit-ru- , , t - - dub Sets 'I- , THE WEATHER it... . . , , - a-- ft -- 1 z, 1 , IN . ,-- ' I, -- 1 14 ' , ' ,, i , '-- 1 ti 111.1No , ' I- i , , I , . , All-tim- . - 24-ho- ur ,.. Delt.-.-;-.;- .-.-- , I5 . v . 1 ' 0 W.- . - --- Number Salt Lake: . , , - ---- ' .. - 7:--.- . . r , , . , I. , 4 r fiS2 " - WOOMOOP - 4. 5501 - sj . , . .. 1. . - . . ... , .0 . . , . . . , - . , . - ' , . |
