Show MTOsniaiiaajifeSfa THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SHIPMENTS OF tf BOISE UP)— Idaho produce ship ments weie 2733 carloads during Feb ruary this year a considerable reduc tion below February of a year ago a report of railroads to the public utilities commission stated today Total Utah and Idaho shipments for the month were 3010 which compared with 4604 for 1931 a reduction of 1594 The shipments of February for last year were not given by states Shipments for the two months of this year were 6649 compared with 9910 carloads in the same period last year a reduction of 3261 Most of the reduction was in potato movements Of February shipments from Idaho there were: Honey 2 carloads ap pies 242 carloads carrots 1 onions 12 potatoes 2356 butter 50 cheese 19 eggs 33 dressed poultry 4 tur keys 1 canned goods 13 Utah shipments utduded 58 car loads of eggs 175 carloads of canned goods and 27 of meat and packing house products as well as a number of single carload shipments of various other commodities 1 Board Upholds One Denies Two in SPECIAL Men Charge Effort to Drive Them Out of Business ld COPPER PRICES CONTifflJE SOFT Quotations Reflect Delay Agreement of Producers NEW YORK March 10 OT— Copper prices continued soft today re fleeting the delay of international producers m leaching an agreement regarding the further curtailment of output and a revision of the rules of Copper Exporters Inc While the demand was extiemely light moderate tonnage was still available for domestic shipment at 6 cents a pound and some second hand cents spot was offered as low as 5 cents a Export prices eased to 6 pound on special offerings a decline h of of a cent from previous quotations The "official” price of Copper Exporters Inc remained at 6 5 8 cents It is understood the producers are generally in accord on a further curtailment to around 20 per cent of capacity but that there is a wide difference of opinion on proposed new legulations for the export organ iza tion and until this matter is settled there will be no agreement on reduction quotas 4 WASHINGTON March 10 UP)— Charges that the farm board has depressed prices and threatens to drive commission merchants out of business were brought to the house agriculture coipmittee today by spokes men for the livestock exchanges Officials from the Chicago Denver Kansas City St Louis St Joseph and Omaha exchanges gathered to protest against the direct marketing ac tivities of the board through its co operatives James C Stone chairman of the farm board denied the charges at "Direct marketing was Minneapolis developed before the farm board was ever thought of” he said Charles Wilson president of the contended the Chicago exchange board's agencies "have been a dis ruptmg influence and have produced incalculable damage” he added "The board is working hand m hand with the packers to depress prices Their activities trend toward monop oly They have adopted bulldozing tactics to get business and have prom lsed the people to manipulate prices Will Wood from the Omaha ex change testified he could supply a letter from C B Denman of the farm board stating the board's intention to eliminate all commission men and raise prices for the farmers Chairman Jones directed him to do so Camels Take Gas to Plane Forced Down p V The silver anniversary number of Ihe Gramtian yearbook of Granite high school is ready for the press n according to Edwin Edmonds and Title pages Wagstaff coeditors for each section will be decorated in sliver and black featuring costumes in vogue twenty five years ago when the high school was built Jack Chrlstofferson and Mary Howell are in charge of classes Linda Bautista and Verda Fagg of activities- Hortin Jensen and Johnie of sports and Wendell of humor Art editors are Dorothy Stultz Glenn Sander and Elsie Ajoika Faculty advisers are Miss Lillian Redmond and Leroy Hil-laAf-to- Yas-ukoc- hi m Sewing Students Make Clothing to Aid Needy Pound of our fresh fancy sweet cream —and — Gallon 1 BUTTERMILK 30 CLOVER LEAF HARRIS DAIRY 72J SOUTH STATE AT LAST ALL SIZES OF S ARE NOW $0 75 !i Fancy Slzei Special Size and Combination of Size are ALL THE SAME PRICE YOIR CHOICE Saif Lake Goal Go WAS 668 ug Imagine! atiori bill increasing funds for the Vale reclamation project in Oregon by $674 000 and the Yakima project in Washington by $300000 The senate also approved an addi tional $2000000 for the Boulder canyon project making $10000 000 in all Senator King (Dem Utah) protested the two reclamation project Senator McKeliar increases and Tenn ) objected to the Boul-(Dei der canyon amendment They were defended by Chairman Smoot of the appropriations subcommittee in charge of the bilL Smoot said the money for the Vale project would come from the reclamation fund and would keep men in employment He said no more money was being asked for the projects than was actually necessary Senators Pittman (Dem ) and Od die (Rep ) of Nevada also urged the increase for the Boulder canyon project pointing out that the work is six months ahead of schedule and the money was needed to keep construction going These Swagger New Only 1 VU nyrtrtojqnnhie Bettv Mooie daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Moore formerly of Salt Lake was chosen valedictorian of the Franklin junior high school at Long Beach recently according to word received in Salt Lake bv her grandfather Hal Moore of Salt Lake Miss Moore 13 captured high honors In the school In celebration of her achievements she was guest of honor at a luncheon given bv the Executives association of Long Beach Miss Moore is a of Brigham Young Investigation of 95 alleged cruelty cases was made bv Salt Ijike Hu mane society wotkrrs In February Miss Jean Arbuckle secretary re ported Thursday Nmctepn animals were cared for during the month with medical attention given to three lha society has only four animals In shelter They are a dog and three cats trr m faun pi to buy UXiOVHQLl SPEICHER’S Comer h r Slants Kodak Six -- 20 of like design makes pictures x 3 With Kodak Anastigmat lens63 only $15 With other lenses as low as $10 SERVICE 5®C We’ll Call Gladly and Deliver Without Charge! Eastman Kodak Stores Inc 315 South Main Street Mail Orders Unit of Walgreen Promptly Pilled Add 10 Go for Postage FRIBAY and S Aim® AY 1 Humane Society Probes Muny Cruelty Reports E LEAST ONCE A WEEK A Former Salt Lake Girl Receives Honors on Coast Elk Sport OxBeige or Whit ford! with vamp punching I For camp-- r or iport ymi Just one ot Economy' iwmarkable New Spring Footwear Offerings i Increase for Work in Northwest Comes Despite Protect by King “Sex Education and Guidance” will League of Republican Women of the be the subject of a paper to be read District of Columbia at Washington by D R Coombs principal of the April 7 was extended Friday to Mrs Jordan junior high school at a re Stephen Abbot president of the Wo- gional meeting of the Secondary men's Republican club of Salt Lake School Principals' association in the by Mrs Ida II Mondell She has not West high school Friday afternoon to decided attend whether yet The members of the organization will be screed lunch at 12 30 p m The KING PLANS AFRICA TRIP will follow Fred D Keeler BRUSSELS March 10 VP)— King Al- meeting of the West high school who bert of the Belgians has arranged to principal is president of the assoc latlon will his eastEaster in the spend holiday About 20 aie ex ern section of Uie Belgian Congo in preside to attend niembeis Mr Keeler Africa It will be his first visit to Bel peeled glum's vast African domain Mod Main and Broadway A cleaning good and blocking Job— dependthorough able service'! “We can’t be perfect” but we do try to live service commensurate with our prices and above all quality foods L Woman Receives Bid to Capital Fete School Principals Await Talk by Jordan Official a luncheon in Invitation to SPORT OXFORDS 8 ECONOMY 169 South Main St AT FOR ALL THE FAMILY 15c PALMOLIVE (Limit Judge Bldg Downstairs QUAKE RA7IS HOMES ATHENS Greece March 10 (!')— A violent eaithquake destroyed a number of houses m t'ephalonlan vll luges near Ilxoura today and injured several people S to 10c LUX 5c SOAP SOAP SOAP Crystal SOAP si S LISTERINE MALTED MILK MALTED MILK BORDEN’S BRAND MILK 25c 43 35c BLECH NUT PEANUT BUTTER 23 73c 5100 Ovaiilne 35c TREE TEA 29c Green LIPTON'S TEA Pound Green or Black 30o 20: FSS-JA- Wonderful 1 POUND SI 00 ASTR1NGOROL SI 00 SYRUP OF FIGS - 40c Size CASTORLA LAVORIR SSs 43c BLEND COFFEE FOUNTAIN Blend Full Flavor 00 2 Pound! 07o Armour’s Grape Juice Pint Quart 330 Clicquot Club Ginger Ale 6 for Briargatc Ginger Ale 33c Tyson Rubber Gloves $100 MONARCH HOT WATER BOTTLE $100 MONARCH TAIN SYRINGE 45s 39s 29s 60s Gampana’s Italian Balm 50s Hinds’ Honey and Almond Cream 3 for 49s 190 970 6 for 690 pair A 190 120 SCOTT’S EMULSION 100 WAMPOLE’S COD LIVER OIL U0 LYDIA PDiKHAM'S COMPOUND 125 PSYLLIUM 50s Rubbing Alcohol Compound Pint 50c Extract of Witch Hazel Pint 5125 S M A Baby 1 Foedl 40s Ensem Saits Bag 60s Walgreen Milk of Magnesia 50s W Milk of Magnesia 32c 60s Sal Hepatica 60s Bromo-Sellz- Q ySQ HfUC 37c 37c 23c 29c 80s 29s 29c SEED Pound 58c $1X3 Olafsen’s Norwegian God Liver Gil 68c Walgreen $125 Bayer’s l§3 Aspirin Tablets Aspirin Tablets 1 00’s 37c 79s 25c 25c ANACIN 17c 19c FEEN’AMINT TABLETS er FOUN- - 3 for 60c CALIFORNIA St 00 ORLIS 75c Analgesique Baunte Bengue 75s Vick’s Yapo Rub 65e WALGREEN'S BARLEY Pound Soap $100 Pepsodent Antiseptic CHOCOLATE 60c ROBINSON'S (Limit $ to a customer) 50c White King 73c 48c 67c SI 00 55o WALGREEN SOAP 4 UI White 6 for 20c oo eustomer) lOo LIFEBUOY 6 for ZOMTE SI 00 FLETCHPR MOLTH HASH to (I Imlt customer) 10c LEVON attend honor of Mrs Herbert Hoover by the PER TON Delivered S0 A superior factory finish! Utah-Idah- At our dairy only Bring container for buttermilk Inside and out It’s strikingly new The world’s smallest roll film camera taking pictures V x inches Compact — easy to open and load — simple to use In brown or black with etciiedmetal 6ldes and front You’ll want one of these cameras for yourself or as a gift Stop here and have one of our salesmen 6how you this new Kodak Standard service Beet Contracts Ready for Mailing FRESH With other lensest as low as $11 The 'very process used Stetson bv o t h e r a In and MAKING fine Hats Shoppe Sewing students at the Granite high school have made 166 articles of clothing during the winter from discarded garments which were given to the L D S Relief society for distribution to the needy Thirteen men’s overcoats were cut down to fit boys All articles of clothing underwear and no cost hats were made at Each student donated at least three hours of her own time to the work Miss Lavinia " hardson according o The Sugar company instructor They are now remodeling plans to mail approximately 10000 clothes for their own use acts to farmers In beet conti sugar Utah Idaho Montana and South Dakota within a few days Willard T City Reappoints Two Cannon president of the company Board on Mosquito said Thursday The form of the contracts was approved recent S M Barlow and P H Goggin negotiations between during the company were reappointed members of the and farmers’ representatives abatement commission Mr Cannon said that the tonnage mosquito Thursday on motion of Commissioner of the 1932 sugar beet crop is expect Harry L Finch of the department of ed to approach that of last year and parks and public property that hopes are held that the prevailThe commission upon reorgamza ing low prices for refined sugar will tion also will include W D Beers not continue Under this year's concity engineer since March 1 who is an tracts fanners will benefit equally ex officio member and whose appoint- from iny rise in prices although the ment to the mosquito abatement guaranty to growers has been elimboard was confli med formally by the inated Growers last year wie paid commission Thursday $2 per hundred pounds of sugar manufactured fiom their beets BUTTER -- 10 SATURDAY 1 Kodak Six 16 uilh Kodak Anastigmat lens 63 only $ 17 Fell OialsCIeaned & Blocked Gians’ Coffee PROJECT FUND COURT PLANS FOOD FINES March 10 UP)— Ind MARION tnnounced that Mayor Jack Edwai found guilty beginning today m city court of traffic la (infractions Will be assessed fines of food fuel or clothing the articles obtained thereby to be distributed among the needy of the city Meal's or Women's TAKE HER OUT TO DINNER AT SENATE ADDS is making a big hit with our 1 - customers Cl fRN£f5 6c OYGPnS n2TT20gK5T hfSQflPlDflH Cape-to-Cair- ’ Six-1- 6 f CAIRO Egypt March 10 (IP) — The camel ancient ship of the desert came to the rescue o of the airmail plane last night when it was forced down among the rocky hills south of Wadihalfa Camels were loaded with cans of gasoline and rushed to the stranded plane which then was able to continue on with its passengers and mail WASHINGTON March (P)— The Granite School senate today appioved amendments Prepares Annual to the interior department appropri Bow-thor- EVERY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY and ing temperatures were further endevour in a diamatlc 72 hour battle dangered by fresh cold The norther some 600 miles off New York The 34 whipped into Mexico endangering ' men were aboard the Bi itish freight- shipping off itk coasts er Laganbank The cutter Ossipee was Ordinarily warm Dixie squirmed lolling m the heavy seas near by from under a disordered blanket of hoping to put a line board Uie aban snow Fiuit and vegetable crops were doned Debardeleben A fresh gale damaged as temperatures dropped In some places to around 10 above zero threatened to frustrate anv effoit Icy winds continued to lash the eastern and northeastern states yesterday piling up further snow heaps that added to the blockades of high ways in many sections Central New York just digging out from one heavy The collier Wellhart with a fouled snowfall was experiencing a blizzard anchor was being guarded in Buz-za- i Though lofty combers continued to ds Bay Mass near Penikese island lick hunguly at vessels at sea man's gulJrd patrol boat Eagle by the coast guard boats sought the their reach the 34 men aboard the Other CG 218 which has been missing since collier H F Debardeleben they sought Monday with Its crew of five Inland Lake Ene was too dangerous for fishermen to visit the nets they believed destroyed The loss was estimated at thousands of dollais Stieets highways and countryside Commission WASHINGTON March 10 (P) — N'Gi the baby goulla died of pneumonia today at the Washington zoo Death followed a three-wee- k fight by doctors and zoo attendants to save the animal Oxygen tanks were brought from New York to aid in treating him N’Gi was one of the few gorillas in captivity The New Kodak to (By Associated Press) one-eight- Compensation is granted to the surviving parents in one case under the Utah industrial act and denied to two widows in decisions of the Industrial commission handed down Thursday Frank Zmerzlikar Mrs Gene-viv- e Zmerzlikar and their several minor children aie allowed $7 04 a week for 312 weeks on account of the death of Albert Zmerzlikar from a mine accident last November while working for the Utah Fuel company Mrs Melva Bennett widow of Walter Bennett a former deputy sheriff In Carbon county w- -' unable to prove to the satisfaction of the commission that the officer's death from heart trouble was due to an accident arising out of his employment Mrs Luisa Vecchio widow of Guy Vecchio was unable in the commission's opinion to trace the septicemia of which her husband died last November to an accident occurring while he was working for the Independent Coal & Coke company or tf an- 4 Death Payments central New York freed day two ago from the icy grip of a terBlizzard Sweeps Atlantic Coast rific blizzard were clutched by other which undid all their efforts Texas orchards and farm crops 34 Men Saved From Periled Ship damaged to the extent of hundreds of AT FARM BOARD thousands of dollars by recent freez- Baby IDAHO PRODUCE Gorilla Dies of Pneumonia SHOW DECLINE ‘ 11 1932 FRIDAY MORNING MARCH ATTACK AIMED N9gi9 Report Repeals Falling Off iu Carloads Rail j roads Carry tbUteMcu 35o PALMOLIVE 25c MENNEN'8 !J! 19s TALC 50o MENKEN’S SHAVING CREAM FREE 25c Whyt Fox Hair Oil each $1 00 Bottle Lucky at with T!(er 37e 69: toe MULSIF1ED COCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO 37c WALGREEN SHAMPOO Oil or Lemon Cautlle 50c Elf It 33c 40o VASELINE 33c HAIR TONIC 1 iaxattvr 23s 27c SHAVING CREAM 50o PEAU DOUX SHAVING CREAM SOc WALGREEN HAIR OIL 75o GLOVER'S MANGE REMEDY ii no 50c IIILLROSE LOTION MARMOf A TAIII ETS "K" 50c CREAM OF 87c $109 Crecnuilsion 30s IIUI'l Cascara Quinine 21c 28s 40s Muslerole 39s 60s Menlholalum 25c r Gold Tablets 59s 39s F Lydndhurst Toilet Tissue 6 for Alt 3 for GLYCERINE ROSEWATER 25o NATURE'S REMEDY 50o JAVA 25c 12 for 89 FACE POWDER 100 COTV'S FACE PUWUtK 50o 19s 100 SEA WOOL SPONGE Soft and durable 75o I) CHAMOI9 Auto or llouvehold (w 15c ALMONDS LOTION 25c PIRFECTION COLD CREAM CIGARS AND TOBACCOS ROC KY FORI) GARCIA Jc (REMO PKL1LE EL SAN GlfANDE IIAUIES TOKO CIGARS box of 50 aies ROIL R1IE CIGARETTE ROI lilt 2$c GRANGER TOBACCO Pound WASHINGTON 10H1( (O Pound PUINCK ALBERT TOBACCO Pound V H VET TOBACCO Pound (10 72c 64c 92c 92c 75o IIILLROSE THEATRICAL CREAM Pound CIGARETTES LUCKY end Gin tunmr GOLD per Package (wentR field (IGAKHI Hi- 2 Faikagrs 310 Carton CAMEL 16c $152 It I |