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Show PAGE EIGHT. " THE TIER ALD-JOURXA- 0G L L, A X. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER UTAH, rmrim LllRnuU building and grounds committee PI1DC WIM of the board trustees, J W. Funk, Yf 111 HERE'S MORE ABOUT member of the Utah stale buildK. su R, Brown, ing commission; USAC of the commission, permtendent LEAGUE SCHOOLS Edmund Feldman, engineer foi From ; Leslie P.W'.A the Merle One) (Continual Page From (Continued Hodgson, One) rrom Page (L'uttlrnuea rage One). and MeCelanahan, architects; SPORTSMANS -PART, ST. .Soren Jacobsen, general contractor LOl IS, Sept. 27 lU R 1 he ChiThe benediction was then pro- Women Students. thorn to in Next combine this witn ho' won Cub the 18.iT Nacago as outlined by the board of educa- fiaine?r our a,ld t'l, nidi, ring interests nounced by President Joseph E. suite is the office of Miss Lenore tional League pennant Unlay hy lion are tire following: Cardon. in the family unj the home, sht of dean Lewis, newly appointed 1 Louis Cardinthe St defeating Construction of a new gymThe meeting in the amphitheater women. al in the first game of a nasium for the Logan Senior mgn continued servwas then adjourned and the Mens Lounge "In our teai (ring we shall aim double header, 6 to 2. school at a cost of $90,000. At the east end of the building more to give a philosophy, a point ices were immediately continued The victory was the 20th straight rw Grade School Presinew the at whete is of in men's the building view which will enable our lounge, furnished 2. The cjnstrjclion for the Cubs, and their 99th of of a new students, be they on the campus dent Elmer G. Peterson was chair- a color scheme- of green and tan, the season, removing of nine or the last grade school building man. Mr Funk He introduced in with chairs. leather to extension, upholstered to rooms on th- Adams interpret and who field, mathematical possibility for the the state most use One make of the of building atractive thi represented units various sciences Henson Cards even to tie for the pennant. replace the condemned and arts to better g commission, and officially pre- of this floor is at the huge black school building, $45,000. "November" weather and living with each other - this sented the building to the board fireplace on the west wall of the cut downdamp 3. The remodeling of the Woodto 8,(X)0 the crowd which I would go with both man and of trustees and the eollege. He lounge. ruff school to make it coi lorro far witnessed the final triumph over by briefly traced the methoiTby which to present requirements for school women on this and guided Joining the men's lounge on the the spectacular drive this may be safely built a liberal the building lunds had been ac- west is the womens lounge. This of men buildings, $25,000. the of Charlie Grimm. 4. The construction elegant room is furnished in a of a thiec education or a highly specialized quired through the federal governwas It a duel between He told of the curtailcolor .scheme of green and grey. Bill Lee, six pitching room addition to the Ellis school vocation. I feel sure that the wors ment. foot three inch Cubs and the installation of a new developed in the new building will ment of the original plans because In the west end is a dining room ace, and Jerome Dizzy I Dean, have a profound influence on of the lack of lunds and of the which can be opened to join the boiler in that school, $17,000. of the Cards pitching and in your homes." magnificent way the architects lounge. Just off this room still kingpin 5. The construction of an adhandled the assignment in provid further west is a unit kitchen, staff, with Lee having the distinct loernor Speaks or ditional room two large commons and a home also electrically equipped. This will edge, as did the Cubs decidedly on K for The state building com mission. smaller rooms to the Wilson their hitting. be used for laboratory work in under whose direction the home economics home under one roof school. $8,000. The Cardinals opened with a President ( In home extreme Accepts hump the economies. was 6. Purchasing erected for economies building equipment rush. Martin was safe on an error. the proposed high school gymna- and equipped cooperating at ail President Champ then accepted west end of this floor is a class King walked. Frisch bunted ami times, of course, with the college the building for the board of trus- room equipped with a motion pic- was sium, $15, 000. safe. Martin scored when The board of education of the authorities, is to be congratulate I tees and the faculty of the insti- ture machine. Adjoining this is a Medwick hit to Hack and Hack done," said Gov- tution. Following is Mr. Champ's women's dressing room. city schools may meet this aftci-noo- on a task threw wide to the plate. King was or early this evening to de- ernor Blood "This is the com- acceptance: Library forced at the plate by Collins, cide what steps to pursue to ar- pletion of a monument to the ef"On behalf of the trustees, faculGoing from the second floor to but on the next play Delaneey sinfectiveness of that range for the bond election. organization ty, student body, and almuni of the top story via the west stalls gled. Frisch. Medwick was and an evidence of the important the Utah State Agricultural colthe visitor encounters the home thrownscoring out at the plate and part it plays in the state governlege, I have the honor and the economics library room in the Durocher filed out to end the inMAKUIAGK LICENSES ment." to accept from you this northwest coiner of the building. privilege ning Governor Blond then paid in- Home Economies Commons buildThe first piece of furniture that A mnrriugc license was issued dividual tribute to the architects, Chicago tied it up in the third ing and to express our gratitude strikes the eye is a large carved builders, and those who plunncJ, through you to the government of table in the middle of trie floor with one down when Gatan douThursday afternoon lo Daniel Herman singled, scoring Gal-aSlight, 31 and Esther Pear- equipped and mude the plans j our state and to the government This room is to be used as a bled, Herman reaching second on son, 45, both of Rupert, Idaho. reality. He then traced briefly of the United States for the bcnifi-eereading room for the home eco Medwicks fumble of the ball, and of federul works ad and fareseeing program of nomies students. then scoring on Lindstroms sinministration and how Utah had public works which has made it Across the north stairway to Two force outs lid her projeets before authorities ended the inthe east is a suite of offices for gle. possible. HERE'S MORE ABOUT in Washington and of the accept We join all thoughtful citizens members of the home economies ning. Hick connected for his second ante of the one for the building in acknowledging the wisdom of faculty, including those of Dr. hit of the game, a double, in the now ready for occupancy. Beran enterprise calculated to restore Sadie O. Morris, Mrs. Alnu-dfourth with one down to pave the Proud of Building prowhich, while ry Brown. Mrs. Alta Crockett and The people of Utah are proud employment, way for a Cubs one run lead. (Continued From Fage One) 240,000 man hours of labor, Miss Johanna Moen. viding of the Utah State Jurges flied out, then Lee singled Agricultural at the same time establishes on Laboratories college," ho continued, "and I am this campus, as the property of The other part of the building off Deans bare hand, Hack scorm me future, feel fanned to end it. all the people, a monument of use- includes laboratories ingTheGalan temperature of 110 to 120 degrees sure weof shall, will be Cubs made it 4 to 2 in the work the that proud fulness dedicated principally to the for the care of the sick, dietetics, largely uninhabitable. seventh when, with one down, GalThe nation that controls the accomplished by the faculty and glorification of the American home. experiments for cooking, textiles an economics singled, was forced by Herman, head waters of the Nile can bring students in the home rooms. and fitting first on building. They will continue lo Praises Structure Irresistible pressure on Egypt. have on Herman scoring from the Just women's off lounge such a source of pride years "There can be no greater edu- the south, almost edging the brink Lmdstrom s third hit of the game. England does not want any nation and decades after the budding has cational aspiration than to con- of the hill is an open-ai- r to get into the position of conterrace The Cardinals were jittery in this for. been the tribute by research, Moreover, instruction overlooking the Logan canyon, the inning, committing two sand-lo- t trolling the flow of the Nil beauty paid of and errors. completeness and example to the cultural and valley below and the waters from the blue Nile which impressive will' be enjoyed long scientific advancement Stan Hack hit a home run on of Ameri- range of mountains. rises in Ethiopia, nor does it want This is dewe all have after its can forgotten life. home to study, rest, top of the right field pavilion in a Italy to gain control of Take Tana cost." for signed place in "This splendid the eighth inning to increase the structure, in Ethiopia, which controls toe launched harmony with the tradition of or perhaps dance, when the weath- score for the :7? to 5 to 2. It was Governor Blood then head waters. er will permit. into high praise for the women this institution as one unit of a Gives Reason Comments were heard on every Hack's third hit. of the game and Utah who have been leadeis great system of land grant col12th of That is one fundamental reason of game off Dean. hand, during the reception in the theContinuingthe to the from times the pioneer make a will their surge, the Cubs h for the present possible leges, crisis, about building afternoon, Thursday did not he He said that of present. the of broadening of its contribution and not maintenance the added another in the ninth when have the data at hand to pay in- service in those fields not only the beauty, the refinement, League of Nations. excellent choice of furniture and Galan singled, took second on an vast to dividual the tribute to who of array the hundreds students scored on I.indstroms That is one of the reasons for fixtures and the general air of out, andA double the remarkable British naval and of women who have worked so will enjoy its facilities here on culture that the building single. play ended the possesses. to bring about bette this campus, but also to those Lindstrom's single, his inning. military activities in the Mediter- diligently conditions for all who live thousands of citizens, young and of the game, was the lath fourth ranean of which I caught glimpses living in the state. He did, however, old, extension who in passing through Egypt. through off Dean at that point. In Alexandria harbor I counted pause long enough to pay tribute classes and other organized groups CHICAGO of to O. Salt Howard Mrs. E. refrom will the benefit 17 British warships, including Lake annually who has worked for sults of research conducted under deCity cruisers, aircraft carriers, beautification ideal conditions within its walls. stroyers and transports. Residents many years for the OGDEN, Sept. 27 il'.Ri (USDA) Elder Ballard Dedicates of Alexandria told me that about of Memorial Grave in the state We acknowledge also the so- Hogs: receipts 203, through ship30 British warships were in the capital. Expects Much cial and utilitarian aspects of this ments include 116 to Los Angeles vicinity of Alexandrite They said "From the angle of material to building which by consolidating in market. Few early sales mixed two carriers saw aircraft they be worked upon, we have the convenient and appropriatte sur- - driveins unevenly lower at 10.50 carrying more than 100 planes. ' 10.65; few packing sows 7.75- Also Britain is shipping a large right to expect the very best of r0Undings the service departments, done on choice when t this from results the 8.50; nothing of the institution, college including number of dismounted fighting bulk essays to train Utah women as dining halls, cafeteria and the butchers. Thursday :: $11 planes, crated. down. , book store, with quarters for stuleaders," he continued. Silence Predominates for Cattle: to came Those 545, who and organizations receipts through Logan dent activities There is a war like atmosphere men and shipments Include 26 to Salt Lake of secrecy in Egypt and officers higher education come largely from- and a commons for the Utah homes. Surely no pubwomen, establish, In effect, a so- packers, 58 to Denver market and and pilots will tell nothing. 177 to California feeders. Steady The casual traveler perceives lie educational institution need ask cial center for the college and weeks decline. Few common immediate! ythat there are war; for better material on which to thus contribute to the comfort and at and heifer of the morale of all those who work and medium steers The atmosphere jitters in the Mediterranean basin. work. odd lots medgrassers from Utah home and the example set by on or visit the campus. Crossing the Mediterranean ium cows lower and good following the acceptance address Naples I was sold of British the Utah father and tomother are the pro- Professer Welti Walter sang, grade 3.50 down. travelers cancelling passages on generally conducive 15,249, through Sheep; receipts a tenor Italian liners and of British in duction of the highest types of The Hills of Home, shipments include 371 to Colorado The solo. the near east sending their fam- citizenship and leadership." were feeders, 298 to Illinois feeders and The dediitory services Residents governor then told of the many ilies back to England. 1561 to Chicago market. Three of Alexandria and Cairo said ten- activities women are entering: the brought to a close with prayer doubles 82 lb. Utah Iambi;' late sion was affecting every line of field of business, social and politi- by Melvin J. Ballard, member of Score by innings: 8.60 cars 130 lb. .two Thursday cal professions, especially, in addi- the board of trustees. business. 002 100 111 6 Idaho ewes 3.75, 100 culls out at Chicago Tension also is having repercus- tion to those best known to them 200 000 000 2 one car mostly 3.75, few St. Louis $2.00, sions on relations between Egypt for many years. Runs batted in Delaneey, Her- culls out $2.00. Great Traditions and Britain. A section of the is agitating press Young women of this state have Egyptian a blessed tradition, the tradition against Britain and the Egyptian tha. of pioneer mothers; not only those complaining government, E A SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27 U'.R who first came here but those Britain is proceeding 92 score its forces in who followed and assisted in makin increasing Butter market: Dairy ing Utah homes what they are. 28; eggs, large 3419; medium 29!; Egypt. But Egypt is now on the other Times have changed but I believe small 19'. side of Ethiopia, and the unend- the grandmother's spirit survives SALT LAKE CITY. Sept. 27 (IIP) ing procession of motor trucks today In her granddaughter the Butter, extra cartoned 31 cents. that are coming up to the Italian same compound of idealism and front' in clouds of dust, currying good sense and willing to leud in I'lirniture and Piano Moving tons of every good cause, which has raised J. V. AULT & SON troops and thousands of makes i' womenhood to the high place it Cull 448 munitions and supplies, is it seem "certain that whatever holds in this state, he concluded. wur wil lend, about, or however it President Champ called upon WANT ADS is not far away. President Elmer G. Peterson for Too Late To Classify a few words, because of the important part he has played in making the new building possible h) SALIC HERES MORE ABOUT and for his untiring efforts in STtMK HtRHES. Marvin DunLar. Hilling Academy. building up the college. Presdcnt Kiit salt: Peterson commended those who OH TRADE. Junior milker; thri-itwo had taken part on the program and year old Holstein heifers. J. VV. Walker, Memiori Uontinued From Page One) those who had worked so diligently 0--5 in planning and building the struc- KOH SALE tures. UClO, CHEVROLET Coupe good condition. 517 Eat Third North. Students Speak wing will be deftviered Saturday were made by Mrs. w noon Fremont, at Responses after ANT ED ehorily Helen Richards Swalbcrg. presiNeb. turn die1 TO KENT OH BCV There, Mr. Roosevelt will and of Phi of Omicron, dent Phone Upsilon home toward college. speak from the H70-of Box 01 asthe write R. was Russell Rich, it immediately president his train and outline, 10. of told the Each benefit to student body. and sumed, the attempts HtCNT ISHKL FO Ft'RN western agriculturists through the place the new building will have SMALL heated apartment, no child-ruand 0-of stucLnu the lives in 342 AAA. the North East. the First of o aeration rAt infrequent operating stops it faculty; in developing fellowship, FO U KENT FC UN I SHED InERN Apartment, adult. scholarship, research and a gen- MOI wfcs assumed he would take ad0-1H2 E;ift First Aouth. quire de eral spirit of refinement and culto The firjt dynamic loud speaker 1 S H Kl the K of K N K ENT I' opportunity F FO vantage 33 Sixth West APARTMENT. liver brief, intprmal talks to the ture. by RCA brought radio to life. included the his numbers South. Musical 03 about crowds that gather The firs) superheterodyne, also RENT FURNISHED FOR band under the marches college by train. 33 house. East Sixth MODERN W. N. was of gave brilliance Professor direction the cabinet Almost the entire North. and color. And when RCA proChristiansen; contralto solo. Miss Ft it R ENT FU RN I SHED-S- IX Take year to pay on the new present last night asat the 11 oclock. Jane Reed: ROOM modern house, fine instrumental trio by C. I. - RCA Victor Financo Plan duced the first AC set, its condent left Washington H6S-Tel. district. 03 Inez and Elma Corry, Cedar City Cordell Hull, Hate of venience thrilled listeners by Secretary IOST Christiansen and LOST black pump between Postmaster James A. Farley, sec-L, and Mrs. N. W. under lady's . the thousands- -. the direcRea male quartet Daniel and Hyde Park. Hil Commerce College of retary Now RCA advonces radio' en- - , turn stood on the tion of Professor Walter Welti. others and Roper BOAR AN!) 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