Show PA8E— SPORT— EDITORIAL NEW AIRPORT Tin SALT LAKH TRIBUNE JUAB OPENS IN MAY Paysou Plans Celebration Sponsored by Local Aviation Club t PAYSON —Plans aie under way for a big celebration to be held during the second seek In May to mark the formal opening of Pavsons new airport The Aviation cijb Is sponsoring the movement nd has announced that the new airship recently purchased by the club will be here by the time of the opening of the airport and arrangements are being made for const rut non of a hangar V Committees were appointed from the Aviation club cltv council American Legion and the vailous civic and church organizations ol the town at a meeting held Thursday night at the city council chambers Dr L D Stewart major was appointed general chairman of the celebration Other committee chairmen selected were Vernon Persson advertising Paul Davis finance P C Wightman Earl Page concessions program Charles Pace sports C M Griffith dance Mrs Harold Jones parade Dr Stewart fact finding committee WOMAN INSULTER FINED CEDAR CITY— The trial of Boardman of Paragonah In the district court Friday resulted in the defendant being found guilty and Hy-ru- m fined $40 99 by Judge LeRoy H Cox Boardman was charged with Insulting a young woman the case being an appeal from the Justice court man Capson-Bowma- n SPECIAL” "HOME A Tn beautiful Marlborough unusual large Pine — an lire brick home with t finish — Moline hat— tile bath — oak floors —rooms expensively decorated— plenty of shade — wonderful flowers —a garage — south exposure Price for quick sale 15900-ter- ms arranged We offer the best values In homes and are pleased to show them at your convenience COUNTY FARMERS FORM GRAIN-SELLINUNIT — The of a organization wheat growers’ cooperative marketing association in Juab county became an accomplished fact’ during the week when subscribers for stock met at Nephl city hall and signed articles of incorporation and elected a board of directors The name chosen for the organization was “Central Utah Grain Growers Inc ” and the following dlrectora were elected until the first annual meeting which Is set for May 26: Martin W Mangelson J Walter Paxman Heber J Fowkes George Francom Richard Sudweeks E Fred Kendall and A F Bracken County Agent A E Smith who has been acting as chairman of the grain growers’ committee preliminary to organization reported that the signatures of wheat growers representing 125 000 bushels ol approximately wheat had already been secured and numerous other growers had given assurance that they will Join the organization before harvest time Becomes Member of j It ill Make Advance on Fool and Storage Grain In case the grower desires to pool his wheat lor the season the association will be prepared to make a substantial advance at the time of delivery amounting It Is expected to b0 per cent or more of the current market price and such gram will be pooled and handled In similar fashion to the Canadian grain pool On grain delivered for storage the association will be prepared to make loans up to a substantial proportion of the market price J E Memnvott of Nephl who Is a member of the board of directors of Intermountain Grain Orowers Inc reports that twenty-si- x local cooperative associations are now in process of organization In Utah and Idaho and that it Is expected the regional association will market some ten million bushels of wheat of Utah and southern Idaho crops in the present season Mr Memmott will leave FriIntrrmounUln Unit day for a meeting of directors of the The association will be a member of regional association to be held at Intermountain Grain Growers Inc Pocatello Saturday and will own its pro rata of stock on the bushelage basis in this regional association also In the Farmers’ Na- Commissioner Slated tional Grain corporation which conTo Address Graduates stitutes the national marketing agency for all grain growers’ cooperatives throughout the United States RICHFIELD Idaho— W D Vinorganized under the federal farm cent Boise statp commissioner of board plan Grain growers of Millard education will give the commencement address to ten graduates of Sanpete and Utah counties will be to Join the local association Richfield high school May 16 accordHeadquarters will be at Nephl but ing to Superintendent E Fryer This the association through Its member- Is the next to largest class graduInc will ated 1928 having had 12 Francis ship in the Intermountain be prepared to - handle shipments Woods will give the valedictory and from any railroad loading point ol LaVetta McKee the salutatory central Utah Other graduates are Arthur Bolton The plan of operation Includes the Maui ice Connor Glen Johnson Stelexecuting of market contracts by la Johnson Clarence Lemmon Harry which the member binds himself to Pndmore Cora Youngkm and Ivan market all wheat produced by him Talley through the local association excepting that a member may retain wheat Railway Fireman Hurt required for his own use or selling Fall Off Engine directly to other growers The grow- er Is given the privilege of withdraw— the from association by giving TOOELE Sidney Hatton fireing notice between the first and fifteenth man on the Tooele Valley railroad of March of any year Under the afternoon Injured Wednesday marketing agreement the association when he slipped off of the engine binds Itself to take all wheat produced falling 10 feet HU head was cut by the grower giving the grower the above the right eye He also was option of selling for cash at the mar- bruised about the body He was ket price on date of delivery pooling rushed to the emergency hospital In SOS n JIDGE Bl'IiniNO WASATCH 3787 m EAST SUGAR HOUSE 2144 us4 best y — c ssXii ' - HY1915 juw DRIVE OUT i - &SAVE PARK CITY— Frank E Peterson post No 14 American Legion of Park City made its Initial bid for the slate convention of the legion in 1931 at a meeting held Thursday evening at which about 35 visiting leglonaltes were In attendance Principal speakers at the meeting were Otto Wleslev of Salt Lake adjutant for the department of Utah e State Vl e Commander Paul of Bingham Dr Carl Reynolds commander of Provo post No 13 and Ray Adams of Magna state chairman of Junior baseball Commander Reynolds extended an Invitation to all legionalres to visit Provo on August 7 8 and 9 at which time the state convention will be held when It Is expected that Na tlonal Commander E L Bodenhamer will be present to deltver the principal address at a public meeting August 8 Stae Chairman Adams explained the conditions under which the junior baseball leagues of the are conducted by the legion and it was decided that Park City will sponsor such a league this yeai A music progiam was given followed by a number of boxing bouts Mayor A J Gibbons of Park City post acted aa master of ceremonies Rail-som- Full Buffet Closet Coal Range Coal Range The same old reliable malleable quality In a new designing Full Ivory or finish Enamel White worth $145 Easily heavy duty model Monarch Coal Range built for a lifetime of hard use Neat durable and A rage Cl' Pirf SECTION— Th!r MONDAY Only 3 Days Left TUESDAY WEDNESDAY And Our Great4 April Event Will Be Over You cun never liope to own good furniture cheaper or easier than during this sale There still remains three days to take advantage of the season’s greatest “Buys” in Quality Furniture Our lower rents out here on railroad trackage make these better values possible so why pay uptown prices? 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EPHRAIM — Annual senior day will be celebrated May 2 when the Snow college student body and faculty will entertain representative students from the high schools of neighboring LOOK! fessi o vf Lamp Pillow End Table Searf and Book Ends Included With Any Living Room districts Invitations have been sent to twenty-seve- n high schools Special features of the day will be serious humorous and reading contests composition and grammar contests extemporaneous speaking contests and also athletic contests A special program will be given at 11 30 a m hi the college auditorium with President M H Knudsen In charge after which the visiting students will be served an Informal luncheon A musical concert will be given during the luncheon by the Snow college band A dance In the evening at the Dreamland hall will complete the day s program u iiMj Newel Draper a SUITE Exactly as Shown S ALINA— North Sevier will graduate the largest class In the history of the high school as announced by Forty-tw- o Miss Stena Scorup principal students will receive diplomas at the commencement exercises to be held May 15 Miss Millie Domgaard daughter of Mr and Mrs Hans Domgaard has been selected as valedictorian and Miss Opal Christensen as class historian Other students who will graduate are as follows-Brian- t Burgess Walter Christensen Dallls Christensen Vermeil Curtis Herold Curtis Leda Curtis LeRcn Rhea Blaine Cushing Cushing Crane Emma Crane Maxine Dalton Domgaard Lamp Pillow End Table Scarf and Book Ends Included With Any Living Room Suite S3® V Suite North Sevier Graduates Number 12 Students our cheapest suites hut the best values ever offered here or anywhere iece Mohair Suites that regularly sell from $198 to $325 at bout half price It always pays to buy a little better living room suite if you do not pay too Not t-- V much for it Shop where you can upon the price and quality tie-pe- nd A BED DAVENPORT At Last! that it satisfactory May we show yon the new ‘‘Bfltwell” Bed Daven- port Suite? 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MAIN NEWS Ephraim Sets Senior Day May 2 Gates Boyd Gee LeRoy Heath Daphne Hansen Fein Hickman Florence Herbert Rltch H&rward Woodrow Herbert Loren Jackson Veryle Jensen Kent Jensen LaFae Jensen Gulla Kreutz Mvrle Larson Clarence Mott Rex Mitchell Lynn Nielson Vivian Nielson Lee Osborn Wallace Poulson Leath Rasmussen Philo Rasmussen George Smith James Sorensen Homer Thompson Shirley Wright New Low Price Enamel Finish APRIL 27 na-tt- Millie Electric Range MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Seeks Convention for the season or delivering for storage with the option to designate the date of sale s Capson-Bowma- Park City Legion G NEPHI SUNDAY’ MORNING - Nellie Rae Bishop LaVon Bishop Cloyd Bennett Olive Bishop Edna Conk Sebrlna Cropper Clark Draper Walter Eklns Winona Dewsnup Ralph Hlckok Hope Hilton Sara Kelly Lee Maxfleld Florence Moody Ruby Nelson Raema Owens Parlell Peterson Homer Peterson Laurlene Peterson Paul Pratt Ross Robinson Frank Robison Naomi Rigby Edith Swensen Wayne Slaughter Wvnnle Spendlove Warren Stratton Harold Skeem Phyllis Talbot Mina Western Louise Workman Ferron Whitehead Glade Mta Webb Mary Wlxom Wright THIS LIVING ROOM OUTFIT ' ‘'WONDER 12 PIECES ‘ Court Announces List Of District Jurymen GUNNISON— Jurymen drawn to serve for the second term of court In the Seventh Judicial district commencing at Mantl Mav 5 are: Sidney J Baxter Hans C Olsen Anthony Madsen and Ernest L Swalberg of Flovd Bartholomew of Gunnison Fayette Albert Nielson J Fred Larsen Parley Rosenlof James Jorgenson of Mt Pleasant William McF Wilford Wlntch Calvin and Ralph Tatton of Mantl John I Morley V Dell Taylor and Therron Byee of Moroni John A Vance of Fairvlew Niels M Jensen Jowph P Jensen and H P Olsen of Fountain Green W B Robinson and Joseph G Schofield of Spring City and Orson Poulsen and Edwin Johansen of Ephraim Includes Davenport Comfy Chair Extra Chair Table Lamp Searf Book IInil Hack Pillow Vini7ine Foot Stool All romplele The Greatest Values Ever Seen ” TVe THIS DINING ROOM OUTFIT ONLY $119 Buffet Table and ONLY with Scarf Buffet' Mirror Console Set and 42 Pieces VMm Dlnnrrware TER13 Comprises fr S Aerms Hare 6 ' riECES (hairs complete The Latest £Af MONDAY Furniture Novelty IS ANNUAL CAN DAY AT THIS STORE4 SEWING BASKETS ar-la- ne Gas and Coal Combination 1 Tuo Residents Sue Summit County Sheriff COALVILLE —Sheriff J C Clark of Summit county was made the de- Monarch feature special that Is unsurpassed In value Gas and Coal Combinations heat the water warm the kitchen burn the rubbish and do cooking at no additional cost A ) Fourth Carload Event WANTS HEARING CITY— D R Martin charged with embezzlement Of nearly $1400 from the Wrought Iron Stove corporation was brought Into the JusHe here Thursday tices court waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the district court bonds of $1500 Martin Is charged with having been collecting monthly Instalments on stoves sold by the company in this section and falling to turn the money Into the company 6et of Cooking Utensils Included un-d- pr office CANS CHARGE IT Walnut finish with hinged lids and convenient handle for car- A roomv pocket for the rying sewing or mending tequipped An item with sliding pin tray every woman needs and wants especially at $295 5-- fendant In two damage suits filed this week In the Third district court George Richards and Harvey E Gibbons residents of the southern part of the county allege that the sheriff and his deputies arrested them without warrant and without cause of July last on the twenty-fourt- h year and for this action are each asksum of $2500 The the In ing damages sheriff states that his actions were in accordance with the statutes governing such cases and predicts that the case will be dropped without coming to trial CEDAR Four Mammoth Carloads of Monarch Ranges already received this year The popularity of this range should goem you In your choice Buy your Monarch now while these special inducements are on GARBAGE Pc Breakfast Set Drop Leaf Tabls and 4 Windsor Chairs hardwood lacquered blended high-lightand stenciled any colors Free! 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