Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER CACHE VALLEY SCOUT COUNCIL 1) 11 rrr INEVADA PINE ROAD BUILDERS MASTER NUTS ON MART OLD PROBLEM IN SWAMPS SETS PROGRAM T 1931 This Year’s Crop Expected Arrangement Cover Pe roid From October to December 31 to Net $22500 to In- pi dian Pickers Fwssai nil ps""R LOGAN— The motivation' of the Cache Valley Boy Scout council from October 1 until December 31 haa been outlined by the commissioners ac cording to Scout Executive Preston W Pond It will end on December 31 when a new program for 1932 will be outlined During the last three years motivation plans have been made by the council as an outline of accomplishments for the troops Two years ago the council adopted a thermometer method at which the troops accom pushing so much broke the top off the thermometer Last year It was the golf idea and the accomplishments were listed by strokes In gaining the holes around the course This method has been year a adopted one for the troop which deals with the growth and development of the troop and the other the organization and functions of the troop committees The troop will be marked as an AA troop which means that both the troop and the committee are up to standard an AB troops which Is the troop up to standard and the committee a little slack or a BB troop which shows that neither quite reached the standard and so on down Executive Pond said that A IL Palmer 4s Sons Plumbing company will present every troop with an average of BB or over an official 1932 Boy Scout calendar and each member of 9aese troops an Individual calendar Troops attaining the rat ing of AA will be presented with a banner by Dr E A Jacobsen dent of the council The basis of the troop contest Is divided as follows- Registration at least 25 per cent of unregistered by December 31 advancement 50 per cent of the present tenderfeet to be second class scouts by December 31 30 per cent second class scouts to be first class scouts and 50 per cent first class scouts getting at least one merit badge outdoor objectives at least two outdoor activities during this time service one troop good turn troop registration 1932 registration in scout headquarters on or before December 15 1931 The committee contest Is divided into the following objectives: Organization troop committees with definite duties assigned to each member meeting’ three meetings prior to January 1 a troop committee representative at each scout meeting program each member of troop committee must have the work for which he is responsible outlined and included In troop’s program scoutmasters must present program to committee a month In advance and registration same as troop registration The troops must be organized on patrol basis' and hold patrol leaders' meeting once a week A meeting of each patrol must be held at least once before December 31 two-lin- RENO Nev Oct 1 (Pj— One Nevada product that haa not suffered from the severe drouth Is the pine-ncrop Recent frosts opened up the sticky cones and revealed that the nuts were mpre than usually plentiful Last year the crop was very short but In 1929 more than 1200 sacks more than 100 each weighing pounds were shipped to eastern markets This year It is expected that 1500 sacks will be shipped from Renol ut if JlA tlvi Xd MONDAY AND Floor TUESDAY-Str- eet alone Hundreds of Indians are now busy harvesting the nuts which they sell to Reno wholesalers for 15 cents a Observing an old treaty pound imade years ago following a "plne-!nwar” the various tribes have divided the plnenut ranges of west- ern Nevada and are said to be rig-- i Idly adhering to terms whereby they) are not to pick the nuts in the range allotted to another tribe At 15 cents ft pound this year’s crop will net the Indians In excess of J22500 The nuts retail locally for from 35 to 40 cents per pound SEG0 MILK— Limit BfiET SUGAR-Li- mit ut e 5 cans 21c 10 lbs 49c CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP California Saves Historic Cabin 10 bars 29c a SPRING GARDEN PEAS Modern engineering can't wait for roadbeds In swampy places to SAN FRANCISCO tP) — A cabin settle down naturally In the new method the fill Is piled up on the from a huge hollow log has made route (upper diagram) Beneath It are the charges of dynamite When been utenl and Implement they are set off the result h indicted in the diagram beow California settlers used early by tieth wedding anniversary of Mr and The unique structure known as anl Dynamite Tharp’s Mrs H Harry Madsen of Salt Lake Inlellect In Sequoia national Log which was held at Memory grove PaHale Thrap hundred Saturday evening Easily Surmount Tharp discovered the giant guests were present which the cabin ls located in forest Misses June Smart and La True Difficulties 1858 in Godfrey entertained Friday evening irtt1 He carved the record of hi at the home of the former on Union in 1860 reand hollow log on a great avenue honoring officers of the W BLARESLEE turned and made the log into a cabin Union ward Sunday school After By HOWARD In which he spent many summers Editor Science Press Associated were the business hour refreshments Ira Clayton another pioneer who — 27 to “Accelerated BALTIMORE P) served guests the cabin with Tharp half a shared Officers and teachers of the Union fill” Is the latest discovd century ago ls aiding In the work of ward Primary met Friday afternoon ery in laying automobile highways restoration at the home of Mrs Edison Denney It means speeding up nature's rate A business meettng preceded dainty of sinking dirt in a swamp from an refreshments average ot one foot drop a year to A convention of Relief society one foot per hour teachers of Union and Butlerville By this new means roads are laid was held Friday at the Union wardlstruight across swamps which A program demonstrating bad to be circled the alter- teachers’ work was carried out meriy native being years of waiting for SUNBURY Pa (UP) — Crews of Mesdahies Jensen Jannette Muir and the "fill” to settle to hard bottom railroad trains passing Lucy Godfy y of the East Jordan Re“Accelerated fill" Is mostly pure Pennsylvania center of Sunbury are lief society stake board were In No new tools are required through the brains with arrest on charges of It Is just a knack which scientific threatened and "reckless driving " engineers have learned with the old "speeding” of residents that trains Complaints tools and dvnamlte at a speed of “45 miles The first clue to this trick ap- were operated the city led auor more" peared In a Minnesota swamp In 1926 thorities tothrough arrests unlfss threaten to when blasting enabled engineers the trains were operated more caie-fulllay a hard road within the surprls- time of only a yew EPHRAIM — A reorganization of Rail read officials promised cooperHoura Now Not Days the long inactive Ephraim Business to ation to reduce reckless train association was effected here last Today they can sink the “fill" in a few week at a meeting of business people the bottom of theInswamp a few hours in the library D W Kirkham was days occasionally OLD CANNON BALL FOUND builder first sounds named chairman Hy Sorenson vice The highway STOCKHOLM (UP)— An ancient chairman Roscoe C Cox secretary his swamp to learn the distance and treasurer Mrs Sadie Strong through the muck to hard bottom cannon ball of stone dating from the Bertelson Homer Rasmussen Then he lays his foundation— the early 14th century has been found Sophus EAST MIDVALE—Mr and Mrs and “fill"— immediately without further here during excavation of the Skepps-broThorpe director Bartley embankment Sylvester Walker announce the marOc- preparation on top of the swamp be held will Another meeting If the mud Is 20 feet deep and he riage of their daughter Norene to tober 7 to adopt a constitution and George Hicks son of Mr and Mrs bylaws and attend to other business wants a road 10 feet above the more watery the muck beneath the Fiank Hicks of East Midvale The swamp surface he plies up 30 feet fill con erting it into quicksand of gravel “Fill” Takes Bir Drop wedding took pLace Wednesday In the Salt Lake temple Friday afternoon Beneath this fill dvnamlte Ls placed Sometimes the 'fill" drops eight Mrs Walker entertained at a misin the mud deep In the 6wamp The or ten feet with the explosion At cellaneous shower at her home In fill acts as a lid to confine the ex- - each side the swamp mud swells honor of the young people Fifteen plosion so that It ls wholly inter- - up forming ridges where the ropd-n'side ditches would be guests were present and games and — MURRAY refreshments were enjoyed The hard pan at the bottom of Registration places After the first drop following the are Mr and Mrs Hicks entertained In for the forthcoming elections the swamp likewise confines the the fill continues to sink their honor Monday evening at their announced by City Recorder W War-- 1 explosion from driving dpwnward explosions at the average of about one foot an 341 as District followsMrs home on State street A program enski and so following the lines of least hour and lunch was enjoyed by fifty Charles Anderson 4735 Hannuer resistance the explosive blows some The engineers have developed Jen342 Mrs Grace District avenue of the muck out both sides guests techniques declared suitable for alMiss Dorie Coomber of Union left sen 4903 Wasatch avenue District The explosion has another Impor most any of the varied types of W Vine D 286 343 for Moffat Mrs week this tant effect It softens and turns swamps Hollywood Cal where she will visit Indefinitely with rel- street District 344 Mrs Edna Spen— atives cer Second West and Fifty-thir- d Mike District 345 The Klkanwee girls of the East South streets Midvale ward Primary pleasantly Mauss 5720 South State street Hours will be from 8 a m to 9 surprised their teacher Mrs Eunice Jensen at her home on Greenwood p m on October 6 13 and 27 By MAVD CUEGWIDDEN avenue Friday evening Games were Mrs Chester Baker Mrs J H plaved and refreshments were enjoyed by Helen Bennett Alice Reed Greer Mrs Clarence Wardle Mrs ner that alpine plants will flourish Robbins Walter Berrett Mrs Earl Evans Mrs Maydith Long Florence and compose a lovely picture and Mildred Nielsen The class pre- Clyde Soffe Mrs W R Ashment i LIBBY’S ASPARAGUS cEg 3 cans 43c can 37c 1 HOTEL MUSHROOMs— ys size -- 1 35c - high-spee- ior-n’- five-ma- n Train Crews Face Speeding Threats Ephraim Business FANCY GRAPEFRUIT No 2 Size Can 1 can 10c BIG “T” HIGH PATENT FLOUR-4- 84b bag 89c GOLDEN “B” APRICOTS— No 2lh size 2 cans 35c CARNATION OATS : 1 large pkg 25c FOSTER’S RICE iy2-l- b pkg 13c PUMPKIN— Utah Pack No Men Reorganize Size 1 can 10c East Midvale nS BISCUITS CRAB MEAT— Chatka n Murray Arranges Registry Places 1 size MARSHMALLOWS al - 1 — pkg 3 cans 34b can 1 can 1 can 31c 95c 79c 95c 55c THE GARDEN GATE sented Mrs Jensen with a picture The Beehive girls of East Midvale M I A entertained the Vanguards with a watermelon bust Friday eveGames were played on the ning ward lawn after which water melons were enjoyed at the home of W Z Kartschner scoutmaster Mrs Nell Olson entertained at dinner Saturday honoring Mr and Mrs D W Jessop who recently returned from South Africa Mrs Marvin Beckstrom entertained at a birthday rarty honoring her little daughter Marva Ten little guests enjoyed games stories and Mrs R H Clayton Mrs Lester For-buMrs Clarence Sharp and Mrs Mildred 8eddon members of the Unity club met Friday at the home of Mrs Walter Brown of Salt Lake Mrs Cora Paris was hostess A report ofthe district ‘convention and re- at Park Citv served we Hershel Moyer of Ucon Idaho is a guest this week at the home of Mr and Mrs ‘Horace W Burgon of Union The bishopric of the East Midvale ward entertained all ward workers at a social Wednesday evening In the refreshments amusement hall Games and reFriends and relatives gathered on freshments were enjoyed by lit) Thursday afternoon at the home of guests Mrs Matilda Hedberg of Union ave-- f nue to observe her birthday anniversary The time was spent socially and refreshments were served Mr and Mrs W R Ashment attended the celebration of the twen- - 12 00 noon RflL— Concert progttm Bacon sh QUERIES Mrs H C 8 Hanna Wyo writes “Recently I missed several copies of bale of peat moss In still another The Tribune In which you told of the Is a pile of nondescript rocks round selection and care of bulbs for Christ- odd and uglv But the chief mas time or a little later I have your articles so murh this 'delight of mv heart is the laiger pile lot rough and weathered cov mrr! Would It be too much trouble me the names of some bulbs er®d rith naturf 5 filigree work 'to could get in Salt Lake of the less which are to be the backbone of the f new rock garden expensive kind and the care These rocks were brought to me lhem?’ by two ambitious boys who are thus1 A 1 l‘KRet that you write to Balt earning their college expenses They Lak nursery firms and ask for their These are are gorgeous rocks from a near by fall catalogues of bulb canyon beautifully colored and con usually advertised In The Tribune tainlng tiny caves and hollow which The firm you name has an excellent will later be the homes of various choice of varieties Bulbs which you could grow In pots sedums and sempervlvums Some of them are very large and heavy to give of earth Include the hyacinths early an air of strength and permanence tulips crocuses grape hyacinths and to tha rock garden br potted How the boysdaffodlla- - Theee loaded them on their truck ls a mys and thrn 10 be rt awar ln th dark or rom to fourteen weeks so rt8ht tery to me but how they thought I a mere woman could juggle thrm fbat the root fill the pots before KDYL— Noonday rlmhiu P M around ls a greater mystery ' Of mylto: Krowth takes place KRL — NHC Sunday Bright Spot You aould not hav abl to struggles ln this respect I will tell you KRL — NHO The Yeat Koamera get the hyacinths Into bloom much KDYL CBS Churrh of the Air later The Friendly Hour The round and unattractive rocks farHer than you did last winter for KUYL-n- S Symphonic hour have a distinct place to fill and that thT are t1111® deliberate about bloom-i- s KRL— j) g conference KI)YL — ( Hrt Cathedral hour If you wrlte to the firm you as a foundation for the ridge which lnKDYL — Popular program 1 Km KDYL— CHS Pastorale forming Thpsp rocks cost tiif nienilond and mIc wh&t they fpc KDYL— CHS Firelight Picture nothing therefore my economic soulomm®nd ur® P°t culture ln the home K3LMuMral varieties bids me use them but they must' am they will be pleased to KDYL — (’Hrt Night from Chicago be hidden and covered by soil furh KDYL— CHS Brook and Rosa KRL— NHG Harold Htoke mtiftlr rocks would be too small and lmlg K1 YB8 The World s Buameu nlf leant for a rok garden betides KRL NfK Joll? Time Re lew cr-KDYWHS Gray and Braciiottl they are of that hard texture whU h KHL - NHC Three H eri 'SUNDAY'we call for KDYL Hfl Theo Krle ) “unsympathetic" alpine symphony K DY- IHH Boswell bl&teu plants They will serve excellently A BRIGHT KRL- - MIC Melodle to out eke though the earth and help S Irvlla Drug and Doctor rods whuh must be paJd for KHL—NBO Drama gnegktrg nd muThe rocks humus and soil are all ’ sic KDYL— CRB Fither Cad Kin concert ready to be combined ln such a man nil W hS 1-l- Small Baby 1 SALE RUGS 00 3 00 3 3 3 00 KHL-N- sfd 30 00 4 45 5 00 I 13 I 30 AND LINOLEUM Rug & Linoleum Cot pLtrlhtitor of Mill line Iirgent Stock In Inter mountain Territory 251 So Stntc St LOWEST FIUCES IN THE WEST u 1 5 45 4 00 j KDYL--CR- 0 15 rf The Invlslbl Wound L— Dane music KSL — T he Bt Rev Monalgnof Duan O Hunt 7 30 KRI International Blhl Student KDYIe-CBThe Plying Dutthmun 7 45 KHl orasn coin fit OO KDYL A H8 Ernest Hutcheson pi gnut 9 M Kpi Nnn Ted Wrrtfu' orchestra 30 KDYL-AH- B The Oaitehoa 9 00 KDYL— IBH Continental string quar Rock Plants Primroses Violas Regale Lily Bullvi Phlox and Dflphlnlum Now u the Ideal time to plant your rock and wiring garden Why not have a Primrose palh next irlng? 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