Show SATURDAY EVENING JUNE 8 1935 RITES SUNDAY FOR VICTIM OF CASE HIT-RU- N State Will Open Scores Of Liquor Sale Agencies In Fighting Bootlegger MAJOR DOCKUM Fire Damages EARLY DAYS OF TO LEAVE CITY UTAH SKETCHED Will Reside In Wyoming Duces Club Hears Talk On After Making Tour of First White Citizens Pacific Coast Trophy Presented Garage Also Autos Inside Fire believed-t- have originat- o ed in defective automobile wiring Body of Hubert Steed 29 burned the roof off an apartment Utah's war on bootleggers will bethe proceeds from its sale together W G Dockum of the attorW H Reeder house Major Jr Ogden Brought To Syracuse garage at Washington avestate to the with reports to required United carried field who with a States at was nue the street Friday Thirty-thir- d and artillery ney speaker monthly vale From Marys merchant se- has been stationed here for five club Friday morning damaging the garage Duces of the the opening of 40 to 50 liquor pack- In many towns the Mr meeting Patterson smaller-communitie- s - Funeral services for Hubert Steed 29 of Widtsoe Iron county who died of injuries received Wednesday at about eight-thirt- y p m as he was walking along a road near Mary sville will be held Sunday at two p m in the L D S in Davis Syracuse ward chapel county with Bishop A O Stoker hit-and-r- un officiating On the day of the accident Mr Steed a livestock man had ridden ii VIII VIS YYAUWOVC AblVilliblU T A bit lnu government agents who were negotiating concerning land owned by Mr Steed WALKS ALONG ROAD On the return trip Mr Steed's companions stopped at a restaurant in Marysvale canyon for food but ' Mr Steed who wished to stretch his legs walked on down the highway until they should finish eatr ing Apparently he had not gone very far when he wasstruck by a driver He was picked up from the highway by a passenger bus and taken for medical care to Marysvale where he died ajshort time later Mr Steed was born August 25 1906 In Syracuse a son of Mrs Alice Clark SJeed and Walter W Steed Sr He had resided in Widtsoe about six years LEAVES FAMILY He is survived by his widow and four (children all of Widtsoe his father and mother who reside in Salt Lake City one sister Miss RhodarSteed of Salt Lake City and five brothers M J Steed of Ogden W W Steed Jr or Clearfield Joseph Steed of Syracuse ' Woodruff Steed of Salt Steed and Milton Lake City Interment will be made in 'Syracuse cemetery hit-and-r- un lected is a druggist age agencies in the'next few days said Two package agencies are expectthroughout the state according to announcement today by Adam Pat- ed to be opened in Brigham City terson Jr Ogden member of the in the near future he said and one state liquor control commission each in Kaysville Bountiful and At the same time he asserted that Layton activities of bootleggers who threatPlans have also been made for ened to make the state store in Salt the opening of new state stores in Lake City their wholesale head- Logan and Provo and a third store quarters have been curbed and that in Salt Lake City also within a few the temporary two-qua- rt per day days State stores will be opened restriction invoked there has been in Price and Helper a little later raised allowing individuals to buy For the present there are no plans any amount less than five' gallons for a second store in Ogden This limitation is also in effect" at DAILY SALES SHOWN the Ogden store The state liquor commission is Mr Patterson said inspectors have shaping its plans in accordance been investigating applications for with a policy for relentless exterpackage agencies with the result mination of the bootlegger Mr that between 40 and 50 have been Patterson indicated "We have established a low marktentatively approved The package agency plan he said up on liquor and are keeping our is for smaller towns where the bus- overhead costs as low as possible iness would not justify a state store enabling us to hit the bootlegge- - in One or more local merchants are a vulnerable spot 1 's pocketbook" selected to handle the liquor for the he said Salaries of temporary emstate The merchant becomes an ployes In the Ogden store range employe of the state and is paid a fr n $125 to $65 per month he said Liquor sales in Salt Lake City are straight monthly salary of from $25 to $50 He receives a liquor stock running approximately $3000 daily from the state and he turns over and in Ogden less than $800 a day ' Ride to Music! New'Philco auto radios at Radio Studios 2317 Wash Ave daleu4 dies Funeral Services To Take Place Monday In Taylor Chapel Derword Riley Daley 34 farmers of Taylor died at ten thirty-fiv- e Friday night in an Ogden hospital after a two week illness He was born in Hillside Utah on' January 15 1901 a son of James L and Mary Elizabeth Checkerton Daley He married Frances Ada Co- -j wan in Salt Lake Cityr October 5 j 1921 She died May 11 1922 and oni November 19 1924 he married Emma Pearl Rigby in Ogden The couple lived in Idaho Falls Idaho for three years returning to Taylor in 1927 to continue farming! He was a member of the L D SJ church and an elder in the Taylor ward of that organization He is survived by his wife and seven children Reed Gwen Lornai Clyde Larry Tay and Laraee and five brothers and sisters James E Daley of West Ogden Mrs "Henry Jensen of Harrisville George Ej Daley of Idaho Falls Mrs John Favero of Taylor and Mrs William Zimmerman of Ogden - T Funeral services will be held on Monday at two pm in Taylor ward chapel with Bishop J J Gibson in charge Friends may call at the fam ily residence Sunday afternoon and evening and also Monday until time of services Interment will be made in Ogden City cemetery under direction of Lindquist & Sons v — — Texas Chief Agrees With Roosevelt Plan AMARILLO Tex June 8 — (UP) — Governor James V Allred staunch! supporter of state's rights is heartily in accord with the Roosevelt administration on most matters he said today after an imprompt exchange of views last night with El-- 1 liott Roosevelt son of the president! Allred in an address before the Texas League of Young Democrats! urged endorsement of the NRA de-- 1 clsion of the supreme cour£ and said he was opposed to any amendment which would giye the federal government control over individual business Roosevelt rose as the governor concluded and said he believed that "Governor Allred is hot under the collar about something he should not worry about" - — Policemen Firemen To Don Cowboy Togs Tests —The state public service commission will conduct tests in Salt Lake City to fill positions of stenographers and typists June 11 and 12 for a secretary assistant reporters and engineers June 20 and - 21 Physician and Surgeon Dr Wendell J Thomson 310 First Security Bank Building Tel 350 1925-W Services — Former L D S Eastern states missionaries will gather at six p m today in Centerville cemetery to held memorial services for Brigham H Roberts late mission president EmiuST L LEWIS Formerly With the Honnold Now at Beauty Shop Dick's Bcauly Salon 2150 Washington Ave Third-reserv- j e FROM OKLAHOMA Before coming to Ogden as reH serve instructor Major Dockum was stationed at the field artillery school at Fort Sill Okla for three dol-larsa- nd years For four years preceding hej was instructor of R O T C a Purdue university in Indiana Major Dockum began his army! Rprvir in Taniiflrv 1917 when hei tooij an examination for second lieu- tenant in the field artillery He spent 19 months in France with the! D F Hodson Sixteenth artillery Fourth division taking part in several major of In Office On his fensives and defensives was sta hf nfter wtiirn leaves no brush marks tioned at Fort Siil as battery com-- ! 1 coat covers 2482 Washington D Hodson' of Marriott was mander for three years before going electedF vice president of the marf Graduation— David M Kennedy to Purdue university ket milk producers of the Ogden ELECTION HELD of Ogden was graduated from milkshed to fill a vacancy caused by law LAKE CITY June 8— (AP) the death of Dr Wiley Cragun at SALT George Washington university school with the degree of bachelor —Lieutenant Colonel L W Nims of a meeting Friday night in the city of laws at the university's 114th an- Ogden has been elected first vice hall nual commencement Wednesday nresident of the Utah department It was decided by unanimous vote June 5 Reserve Officers' association it was that the code should be continued announced today by Colonel Fred- under the state recovery act and Patio the most exclusive resort eric Jorgensen of Salt Lake City that the control board be urged to t is now open let nothing interfere with a full and president last complete observance of it elected officers Other Ogden Leaves — J B Whitehill president night are First Lieutenant Frank E The city health department was of the Salt Lake City Rotary club Douglas third vice president Lieu- commended for its aid in eliminatleft Thursday to attend the twenty-sixt- h tenant Colonel J A Howell judge ing unsatisfactory milk and urged annual convention of Rotary advocate Captain Ray F Hughes to continue its efforts in enforcing International in Mexico City chaplain Major H C Stranquist the production of a good wholesome surgeon quality of milk for Ogden city Why Not Enjoy a radio in your car? Ask about our easy payment Young plan with payments as low as $160 Placed Producer ! fh--wn- Nu-Enam- el -- i ' H Mac's Cleaning & Pressing moved to 839 Twenty-secon- d street Free Funeral — Services for Joseph Delivery Phone 948 Chatterton 85 will be held Sunday in Preston Idaho the surRainfall — The southern portions vivors is a daughterAmong Mrs Clarence of the state are still in need of Smith of Brigham City Those In Trouble With Wife rainfall reports J Cecil Alter federal weather observer Bids Called—Sealed bids will be Should Take Back received until July 2 by the state Seat Report Keep Cool this summer Do your building commission for supplying roasting baking and cooking with furniture and office equipment DENVER June 8 — (AP) — If you the new Nesco Automatic Roaster Specifications and documents may are having difficulty with your wife Easy terms Utah Power and Light be obtained of Hodgson and Co" don't venture out in your autoarchitects Ogden mobile That suggestion came today from In Chateau — Herman Baker post Boston terrier puppies for sale 961 American Legion will meet at eight 25th St Apt No 11 Capt James J Pitt head of Denver o'clock Monday in the chateau A police traffic detail — Captain Pitt is working on the Food Contest State Leader D P prominent railroad official will H speak on Railroad Week Four-theory that most automobile acciMurray Logan in charge of clubs announces a national con- dents result from worry or irritatest in Four-- H food preparation will tion on the part of the driver He For Rent — 1 choice furnished be conducted for the 300000 club launched a survey today to prove home $40 1 choice unfurnished his point to determine what effect members enrolled this year domestic financial or other brands duplex $35 1 choice cottage $35 Ideal location Phone Harvest — Box Elder county is an- of worry have upon accident statis1625 ticipating a heavy wheat harvest ticsHis traffic men hereafter will The Carlos and Reginald Burt farm Reunion— The annual reunion of in Blue Creek valley is expected to query Denver drivers following an the family of John Lambert Kam-a- s yield 30 to 40 bushels accident with the laconic question an acre a Utah pioneer cf 1850 will be politely put: "What were you thinkheld Monday at two p m in LiberWateb Repairing— Prices reason- ing about when the accident hapty park Salt Lake City able Packer Si Stevens 2348 Wash pened?" Pitt hit upon the theory after One good used Frigidaire for sale to be known Work Begun— The Burnsten and two policemen cheap Easy terms Boyle Furniture Kuhre contracting firm of Salt Lake harrassed by personal troubles had Co He has asked City is proceeding with a $52000 fed- traffic crack-up- s who are having peron that eral the policemen Bear building project Dies — Lydia Johnson Payne 77 river sonal be from troubles bird accordprevented refuge migratory died Thursday evening in Provo cars to word from driving police Among those surviving is Mrs H ing —-- fBrigham "You can't drive 'well if you are — v H' —City W Palmer of Ogden a daughter about something else" he thinking Loses "Those said who are worried to a Cold fur storage Insured low strong degree should sit in the back rates T Ga jewsky 2414 seat "A man who is having trouble wife is a menace to safety with Water Users — A meeting of the Railroad authorities here have re- when his is behind the wheel He he of-twater users Mound Fort No ceived word from Pocatello Idaho without 3 ditch will be held at the residence drives Is that the personal injury suit of Ed- on his troubles seeing Hisseemind nothhis of H D Olsen 1601 Grant avenue win F Burkland eyes of Ogden against Monday at eight p m the Oregon Short Line railroad was ing but a vision of his wife Such is an intoxicated driver He decided by a district court early ais man as as the drunkard" Choice Plants all kinds George Sunday with a verdict of jury dangerous "no cause Bell Feed Co 4 for action" Mr Burkland an O S L fireWard Program— The L D S First man asked $100200 damages for inward choir will furnish the music at juries allegedly suffered in collision a sacrament meeting in Marriott at of a train and a gasoline truck at eight o'clock Sunday night Carl W a crossing in Woods Cross Utah Slater will be the speaker February 9 1934 MILAN Italy June The Have yon tried It— Swimming at emperor of Abyssinia narrowly esthe Utah Hot Springs— Wonderful Cog caped death in an attempt to wreck the imperial train near Afden the Pastor Leaves —The "Rev PatHt Corriere de la Sera reported today F Kennedy of St Joseph's church left recently for New York City He FABYAN N H (UP) — Cog railwill ' sail for Ireland WednriAv trains ascending mile-hig- h way June 12 to spend the summer Mount Washington are now electrifor the first time in Foot Specialist— Dr W G Green-we- ll cally-lighted new location 2436 Wash Ph 239 history PLAYING NOW This Is one of the oldest mountain railways in the country Honored — Miles PimnPv leaves shortly for the L D S church French mission win tv with a testimonial in the Ninth 4 wara cnapei of Logan Sunday Big Grand Opening riVtIW rvri YirViitsnU WW YouTI Never He met Air Dance Floor Open -- THIS ONE TOO TO Mc-Clenah- an i " 1 om — — -- Fireman Suit For Injury Damages he Emperor Escapes Death In Rail Plot 5 P)— 4 0 17 I HALL Public Invited ZQC after 9 Genls SESSIONS SITE Parents Twelfth Ward attended an annual banquet in Salt 250 persons atApproximately Lake City Friday evening The new tended a of the Townsend meeting models were introduced by C F club No 1 Friday night according to Bettinger Pacific coast manager E O F Hartmann Dresident G Rogers president and general ' O A Kennedy H E Robison manager of the Strevell-Patterso- n state director Hartmann firm Salt Lake City spoke as did Peter Poulsen President Ezra Jacobson and also Frank Asper tabernacle organ- also Mr adof Wayman Oregon ist and Harry B Brown national dressed the Miss Maxine meeting merchandise man entertained with step dancA number of Ogden business "men Hunt Music was furnished by the ing were present at the event "Hillbilly Sweethearts" Ole and Viola Crane and "The Border Legion Outlaws Graduate Intends To Seek Master Degree Will Attend Idaho Grant Fernelius son of Mr and Forest Trade Events Mrs W M Fernelius 4TD Thirty-fir- st street who was graduated with a bachelor of science degree from the University of Utah this week has been awarded a fellowship at the university He will return in the fall assist- ing in chemistry teaching the sub ject in which he majored and will take three other subjects working for a master's degree J W Farrell of the forest service in charge of forest management left Ogden today to attend a meeting of the Idaho board of forestry at the Rocky mountain forest experiment station near PriestrLake -- MiiMW-IHltf- l At that point the taxicab driver said he picked up a fare and drove ' off The boy's saddened- parents Mr and Mrs John FL Kaul ehinfr 'tn the belief their child had been kid naped either by some one who mistook him for one of the wealthier boys of the fashionable Sutton Place 4 - twisted maternal instinct Jackie's father is & toy salesman employed by an importing firm He said he had no Income beyond hiy moderate salary r " : kk'— — — ' - -- " - POOLED WOOL SOLD SALT LAKE CITY" June 8— The Summit county farm bureau wool has been sold to Draner £s Co of Boston for 24 cents per pound The wool which is of the crossbred type and of excellent eualitv was loaded Thursday at Wanship Coalville and iieneier The Scottish Rovers an effshoot of the Boy Scouts are becoming prominent in Scotland j RADIO PROG FLAMS RECORDERS 4:43 3:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 6:00 "Wiliord Glenn Bam Solo 6:15 "American Songs sponsored by L H Dunkln Distributors 6:30 Church Notices 6:45 Western & Hill Billy Varieties 7:00 Twilight Reveries presented by Utah Power & Light Com- - ling Crosby— Popular Songs Technicians Association 730 Radio — presenting Wayne King's Orchestra Oil & Glass 7:45 Ogden Paint News-We— Radio Company Review 8:00 Studio Program— Tha Harmony ek Quartet Paul Whlteman's orchestra" Furniture South Washington — Hawaiian Melodies Company 8:45 Vocal Classics 9:00 Dance Orchestra — remote from White City Ballroom ' - SUNDAY Freddie Martin's Orchestra "Hawaiian Melodies Florence Easton — Popular Songs ozzae neison s urcnestra 10:00 Rrmwell sisters— Pomilar Songs -- d Orches 10:13 Glen Grav's Cas Lorn 9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45 - tra - Vj--:- 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 KElLVnilYDUaVOTS CaTJIsLAJF TICKET An old war hers who 1:00 1:15 threw a monkey wrench in a political machine! 1:45 2:00 3:30 3:45 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 5:00 EVELYN VEKABLE LOUISE DRESSER HICXCT I0OIEY U 2 Big Features -- — 5:15 5:30 5:45 6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45 7:00 ""- 7:15 7:30 Gentlemen 40£ 7:45 Ladies 250 Atmosphere Beauty Nature Music Romance Are Roman Garden Specialties EilTertowa Balety Juniors: Piano redUl Irora Uont Smith Studios Face Jubilee Singers Tango & Rhumb Melodies Ray Noble's Orchestra Mills Brothers —Popular Songs Orchestra Ambrose and his — 9:30 SUent 3 NEW MANAGEMENT SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT LOWER PRICES i TONIGHT 4:30 Goodrlca - Idaho Who Can Give Xou More? s ward' 2:30 3:00 3:15 coLuaroiA Till 9 30f after 9 40C " "8:15 -- 8:30 ORSON HYDE 2SC he-wa- for a fare when he noticed tha woman leading the boy by the arm The boy who he said resembled tha missing Jackie was crying that he TT ri!TT Kail rnM wqa? fy woman heard the tell the child: "When you get home and get washed you might play ball after- TOMORROW- 7ILL Featuring j BOY WAS CRYING s Lepow told police waiting ive of the ROYAL '— well-dresse- d" 7:15 Formal and his Jiil : I—LAST TDLES TODAY — "Marie "Fighting Pioneer" Galante Y j I home since Thursday night vaa drowned in the East river and concentrated on a search for an unidentified woman accused by a taxi- cab driver of kidnaping the boy Detectives assigned to the case nad been pursuing the possibility mac iacme migni nave wanaerea from his playground and fallen into ine nearoy river MOTHER CONVINCED" The boy's mother Mrs Anna Kaul is convinced he is alive "I know he is alive" she said "because of the investigation by police and neighbors I have been unable to find anybody who saw my boy near the river I' am more convinced by the taxi driver's story He came to my house last night and all the details stick to my boy's description" Detectives were started on their new search by the report of Harry Lepow taxi driver that he had seen a small boy with a wuran ni acKTut six ocxocc ixiurs- day night at Sutton Place and i Fifty-sixt- h street within two block! of Jackie's playground ed He will return by way of Cascade Idaho and will spend considerable time on the Hallack and Howard f Mr and Mrs Alfred Hurst have Lumber company timber sales area just celebrated their sixty - seventh He will also attend a meeting of the wedding anniversary in Manchester Southern Idaho Timber Protective association in Boise June 17 England —STARTS TOMORROW — and five-yeax-o- court action today as an iron-flstAmazon who once held her hus band a virtual prisoner on their palatial yacht The charge was contained in an answer Henry ' Hotchener Barrv- more's manager and financial ad- -' visor filed to Miss Costello's divorce suit against the dashing actor " George Raft Carole Lombard John ory today Kaul missing from his Sutton place Dolores Costello estranged wife of John Barrymore was depicted in a i G 14 Y Dance inside or outside on the smoothest floors in the west Till 9 today upon his return from a week sojourn in Ohio Kentucky Iowa and Illinois The Cincinnati music festival held every two years was attended This is the leading musical event of its kind and draws many from a distance Dr Carver was Utah delegate to the national conference of student loan funds held in Chicago for four days This conference was attended by representatives from each of the states- The Masonic fund at present has more than six million dollars loaned to deserving students The Utah record showed well in comparison with other states International meeting of the Presbyterian church was attended in Cincinnati Wilbur P Cook was also a' delegate to this meeting from the presbytery Pastor Is Preparing For Ogden Dr and Mrs Carver attended the Indianapolis automobile races on Institute of Epworth their return and managed to take in four National league ball games League of Utah On the return Dr Carver was the The Rev Walter L French Meth- speaker at the one hundredth anodist pastor in Ogden as dean of niversary of his home church in the Oquirrh institute of the Ep- Burlington Iowa Mrs Carver will remain in Iowa worth league of Utah is making preparations for the summer ses- Until early July sion to be held at Camp Redcliff e in South Fork canyon The institute will open August 3 Will Meet and continue one week Study course will fill the morning hours In Hiking swimming and similar diversions will occupy the afternoons A campfire entertainment will be "The Master's Mercy" a tribute held each night Utah authorities and appreciation of Christ will be of the Epworth league will conduct read by Mrs Alma Chambers to the the study courses and it is probable parents class of the L D S Twelfth some national leaders of the or- ward Sunday school tomorrow morning at ten o'clock ganization will be present Short reviews of the two previous Dr and Mrs French will leave Sunday to attend the Wyoming lessons which also took un the at conference of the Methodist church tributes of Christ are to be given in Sheridan and will return by way by Jeannette Morrell and George pf Yellowstone park They will be Lowe AH adult Persons livinar In the away about two weeks ward are invited to attend whether 4 they are members of the church or not C Angus Wright will direct tne session f--f TONIGHT Ladies NEW YORK June 8— AP)— Po lice suddenly abandoned their thefour ld that Dealers Present As — — Dolores Held Actor New Models Shown Several Speak At Mate Prisoner Claim Townsend Gathering LOS ANGELES June 8— — Approximately 250 representatives (UP) of the Philco radio dealers of Utah Utah's Most Popular Ballroom ORCHESTRA VIRGINIA LOU Artist "All Ogden Musicians— None Better" Join the Happy Crowds Free Tempters Gum to Everyone! crops people generally are in an optimistic spirit said John Edward Carver Mil- jpi CLYDE LOCKWOOD'S TRANSPORTATION BROTHERHOOD MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES SUNDAY JUNE 9 2:30 p rn V IVIIITE OITV WITH HISSING NEW YORK BOY Dr Carver Says Harvest Outlook Is Creating Optimism Police Abandon Theory Tot Was Drowned Due The central states have the best of prospects for an abundant har To Taxi Clue vest of all kinds of field and x-r- ay column : MIDWEST SPIRIT Loyal Order of Moose will go to daughter of Mr and Mrs George Salt Lake City this evening to parBicycle licenses and plates were Sharatt collided with one driven by ticipate in the closing program of Issued at the police station to 38 Gordon Thornley 22 of Clearfield the silver anniversary celebration of persons Friday and to 75 Thursday at the intersection of Monroe ave- the Salt Lake lodge? Plates and licenses will be issued nue and Twenty-fourt- h street FriCity Commissioner Fred E Wilday night at about ten o'clock re- liams was one of the speakers Fri- at the police station every day exSaturday and Sunday between sulting in hip and back injuries to night P LeRoy Nelson of Og- cept four and six o'clock in the afterMiss Sharatt according to a report day den president of the Moose State noon at the police station until July 1 at which time it is association will head the delegatoReport from the Dee hospita" expected that all bicycle owners will tion from Ogden tonight day was that her condition was Mr Nelson said a business meet- be supplied Every bicycle owner is favorable but that photos of the state association will be required to procure new licenses and will probably be taken to determine ing held in Salt Lake City this eve- plates for the years 1935 and 1936 the full extent of injuries v cost is 25 cents ning at which plans for the state The total — —f convention to be held in September in Helper will be discussed Train Electrified OldesHn the Country 7 and five automobiles to the estimated extent of $2000 The Ogden fire department responded to a call and found the fire well started Playing two streams of water on the blaze the crew succeeded in preventing its spread and putting it out Two of the automobiles in the garage at the time of the fire were said to have been badly burned while one car received "Only a scorched top and broken glass from the heat Only one of the machines was said to have been insured against fire WOMAN SOUGHT Fraternalists Join — H In Silver Celebration Collision In Motor Station Continues 50 More men and women ihan WORRY A motor car driven by Dorothy Issuance of Plates branches of the Ogden representing Sharatt 20 of 472 Twelfth street Woman Hurt CRACiHJPSDUE Motor company Hunter-Kimba- ll and 24 Three hundred thirty - five petitions jnalnly from religious and youth organizations have been filed in protest against the proposal of Glasgow Scotland to permit Sunday golf on municipal courses : Robert Carman president introduced the speaker Mr Reeder speaking on early western history vividly pictured the early life in Utah from the time Father Escalante camped oh the American Fork river at the time the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776 until i the pioneers came in 1848 The fur business in Utah amounted to hundreds of thousands of was keenly contested by American traders and the Canadian Hudson's Bay company he said Dr Howard K Belnap presented to Lawrence Hansen a beautiful golf trophy Mr Hansen is winner of the third annual Howard K Belnap Entertainment golf tournament was furnished by the Dodson sis ters Helen and Frances who sang several delightful numbers They were accompanied on the piano by Miss Marian Covey who also gave a pleasing piano selection The meeting was held in Cobble Cottage Dinner was served to 32 members and guests evening j Beginning next Monday members of the city police and fire departments will wear cowboy regalia which will include large hats brightly colored shirts kerchiefs and waist overalls large for at the Love- photos Chief of Police Rial C Moore and iiiuugraduation oiucuo Fire Chief N J Hinton have in structed the men in the two departElected—Dr W Wrtnlf ments to observe the regulation of the Provo Lions club president This regalia will be worn by memmeeting night He bers of the departments up to and succeeds Aura Thursday c Hatch Pioneer including days July 21 22 ' 23 i - j RANDOM REFERENCES ! derwordIley years as reserve off icer instructor today announced he has been as signed to other duties by the war! department Major Dockum said the reserve office in the postoffice building is being closed and the records and equipment sent to Salt Lake Cityj He will go on leave of absence be- -j ginning Monday and will tour Montana Washington Oregon and California during this month and ' July ' On July 31 he will report to the area headquarters inj Salt Lake City for duty there during August after which he will report as artillery instructor for the 385thj 386th and 387th field artillery regiJ merits at Fort Warren Wyo i GROWTH LIFTS 8:00 FEED KicKURRAY: sir cur stas::s 1X1 SHEKID1K A ttliMOVNT IOC fCTtla -- s-- - -- : r' Any Time Lf 8:13 8:30 8:43 9:30 Mario Chamlee—Vocal Classics Selections Violin and Cello James Melton — Tenor Brunswick Salon Orchestra Don Bestor'a Orchestra-MarimMelodies Piano Concert Dorsey Brothers Orchestra Ranch Boys — Western Music Ogden Paint Oil Js Glass Company Musical Program Cole McElroy's Spanish Ballroom Band J Clair Anderson OrganistIncpresented by Radio Studios The Castulians Orchestra ProLogan— Community Booster gram Elwyn Quinn Master of Ceremonies Victor Salon Orchestra Watch tower Program — J u d g 3 Kutnenora opeaser Ish&m Jones Orchestra Choral Selections Eddie Duchln's Orchestra Boyle Furniture Program — preGuy Lombardo'a Royal senting Canadians Justin Ring's Orchestra Negro Spirituals Tango and Rhumba Selections Ray Noble's Orchestra Mills Brothers — Popular Songs Orchestra Ambrose and his Soloist Merrill Bunnell — American Songs — sponsored by I H Dunk In Distributors Jlmmle Luncetord's Orchestra Vocal Classics" sponsored by "Twilight Reveries' & Light Company Utah Power — Songs Blng Crosby Popular Orchestra presentWayne King's Technicians Associaed by Radio tion Anderson Motor Company Program Rhea Dunn and her ' Melody Maids Paul Whlteman's Orchestra South Washington rym tutu ProCTBi — Hawaiian Melodies nov! utitn and Juns Andrew— S tudio Program Minnoch Paint Company Programfeaturing J Clair Anderson Orgaols t ba Furniture |