| Show VTHE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Southern & PROVO Business Eastern Utah BUREAU Office— Zi No University Are Phone 333 Correspondent — 172 W Agent — Phone 425-- DENTISTS SET GOLF AT START Arrange Tourney as Open ing Event at Provo Convention ' PROVO — With more than 35 members already entered for the opening event of the Utah Dental association's annual convention in this city the toll tourney at the Provo mu nicipal links at 1 p Tn Sunday prom laes to be one of the most popular of the entertainment features of the contention Dr Vern R Greenwood is m charge of the tourney Final details for the convention which will open Monday at 8 a m at the Provo Elks home with registration of delegates have been completed More than 150 dentists from every section of the state are expected to attend according to Dr M W Merrill and Dr O D Hansen of the general committee in change Mayor Plans Welcome Mayor Jesse N Ellertspn will greet the dentists Monday at 9 a m after which clinic demonstrations and lectures will be delivered by Dr Martin Dewey of New York president of the Dr American Dental association Blaine Rhobotham of Chicago child uniNorthwestern of the specialist versity dental department and Dr Boyd Gardner of Rochester Minn head of the dental department of the Mayo clinic Demonstrations and lectures will also be given at the afternoon session by these doctors who are recognized as some of the outstanding specialists of the country A business session will conclude the afternoon meeting at which election of officers will be held and reports of various departments for the past year given get Informal Meeting An Informal meeting of the state association officers with representatives of the various county associations will be held Sunday evening following the golf tourney at which matters pertaining to the organizations will be discussed t A cruise over Utah lake on the niw g yacht which will be making its initial voyage will feature the Monday evening program A banquet will be held on board ship at which Dr Merrill will preside as toastmaster with Dr Fred T Hardy of Salt Lake president of the state Dr association Dr Rhobotham Gardner and Dr Dewey as the speakers An entertainment program consisting of musical singing and dancing numbers will be given Smith-Stron- 2nd South Phone 1150 ALLOTMENT Women Hear First Jury OF-FLOU- APRIL 10 SUNDAY MORNING Dog Helps Paper Carrier BANQUET SET Takes Tribune to Master BY BOURBONS Prompt Shipment of Relief Grain Sought by Group Planning Work MO AB— Women Jurors will be used in Grand county for the first time In Its history at the coming term of district court which convenes Tuesday A total of 25 jurors have been summoned of whom six are women The calendar shows two law and motion cases and ten trial cases civil and criminal " x iM’if Cr 1 PROVO — Plans for distributing the 500000 pounds of flour and 350000 pounds of crushed wheat allotted to this district by the Red Cross were 1 ' discussed at a meeting Friday evebV s ning of the cential Red Cross comvaof the and mittee representatives rious towns More than 50 persons -1 were m attendance It was decided to request shipment of one car of wheat to each of the following towns: Lehi American Fork Pleasant Grove Provo Sprmgville Spanish Fork and Pajson Although word has been received that the application for 500000 pounds BEAVER— Ralph Hutchings and of flour for this district has been apThomas Smith who attempted to proved no word has been received “Pal” Is here shown at his every morning It was decided make their way to Kent's lake last regarding shipment week to turn the lake stream so it to telegraph the central distribution of taking The Tribune from the carrier to his master would fill the lake were forced by office at Chicago urging immediate Easton at Richfield t "Try: deep snow to turn back after going a shipment The number of families in each mile from the canyon road at the High Low dam They will make another community needing flour ks reported by the various representatives folattempt within a few days with FREE GIFT lows: Provo 430 American Fork 200 They report the snow three feet Lehi 200 Pleasant Grove 165 Spring-vill- e WEEK 125 Spanish Fork 90 Alpine deep in that section but state it does 76 Cedar Orem 59 and Fort Lindon connot appear to have much water You get man tent Where tiails have been beaten 37 Highland 20: Grandview beautiful View 20 Lakeview 15 the ground is dry showing that as gifts with each living the snow melts the water will soak Vineyard 15 Fairfield 4 Salem 28 Dogs especially spaniels are often into the ground Owing to the ex- a total of 1280 room bedroom or good- at carrying but they usually A special application for 80000 treme dry season of last year the to be told what to carry and have dining suite ground will be very dry and will con- pounds of flour and 40000 pounds of "Pal" the smart sume much of the water from the wheat has been approved for the Pay-so- n when Not so district comprising Elberta three year-olheavy snowfalL Owing to this condiSpringer spaniel who tion it is believed a great portion of Goshen Spring Lake Genola and knows only ‘‘Doc”'W L Easton of 240 the water will soak into the ground Santaquin Approximately needy Richfield as master which afterward will flow into the families are reported in that district Of course the dog had to be told the streams from the mountain springs first time to take The Tribune from No great amount of high water is exthe carrier to his master m the house pected on account of this condition But now day in and- day out he The farming land throughout the knows just when the carrier will call entire valley is reported very dry at and Is always waiting to take the pathe fact that much present despite per and hurry it to his master without snow has fallen here during the further instructions 'fi a i SNOW STOPS LAKE FILLING self-impos- PROVO— The annual Utah county Jefferson day banquet will be held here April 20 the Democratic committee decided Friday evening The dinner which will begin at 730 p m will be held In either the L D S First ward chapel or Meno Trope hall Ralph Morgan will be master of ceremonies and three or four short talks will be given by local people yet to be named Other features will be a special musical program and dancing Special invitations will be Issued to Delbeit M Draper of Salt Lake Dem ocratic state chairman and other prominent Democrats of Salt Lake and Wasatch counties It is also planned to honor ten of the oldest Democrats of the county who were active from 20 to 50 years ago Arrangements are being made to accommodate more than 200 persons at the banquet Committees are: General Ralph D Morgan Spanish Fork Abe W Turner Mrs George S Ballif Mrs John Penrod and Mrs Sterling Taylor task Provo dinner Mr Morgan Mrs Bal-li“Doc” W L and Mrs Penrod program Mr Turner Mrs Ballif Mrs Taylor at)d i Masonic Officers Pay Visit to Iliram Lodge Provo Postal Receipts for March Climb Annual Jefferson Day Plans Completed hy Democrats R LISTED Duty Call A 7 1932 RICHFIELD — Utah T it A M grand lodge officers paid an official visit to the Hiram lodge Thursday night Visiting officials were Dr H P Kirtley grand master N R Vote deputy grand master J W Stoner senior grand warden S H Goodwin grand secretary all of Salt Lake Dr S H Wherry grand sword-bearand Warren Donaldson and R E ' ' Gery Ogden The meeting was presided over by Vern M Fairbanks master of the Hiram lodge Addresses on special Masonic subjects were given by the visiting grand lodge officers A history of Hiram lodge was given by J H Nelson PROVO— Receipts at the Provo postoffice during March showed considerable Increase over the same period in 1931 Postmaster J P McGuire re- er ported Saturday The receipts for March 1932 were $686345 as compared to $525728 for the same period In 1931 an increase of $160617 or approximately 30 per cent Money orders issued in March and money orders paid also showed gains of approximately 20 per cent the report shows with money orders issued to5 taling $23275 47 against 93 in 1931 an increase of Marshal Issues Warning To Residents on Transfer EPHRAIM— Marshal Chris Beck has warned people not to admit tramps to their homes but to give these men $4609 54 and money orders pnid a handout Instead totaling $19244 90 against This warning was given after Mr 79 for 1931 an increase of Beck was Called to send an aged $438111 tramp from town after he had entered several homes exhibited an manner and used most R E Schelling American Fork All overbearing abusive on a number of committees will meet Thursday eve- occasions language ning to complete arrangements It is expected a large number LEAVE FOR SYNOD local Democrats will attend the state PROVO— The Rev and Mrs James "Prosperity dinner” in honor of L Hayes of the St Mary’s Episcopal Thomas Jefferson at the Newhouse church of Provo and Mrs Emma hotel In Salt Lake April 16 Daugherty president of the St Mary’s ' Mrs J A Meredith living near Guild of Provo will leave Sunday Iberia Mo produced a lemon 11 for Sacramento Cal to attend the inches in circumference on a small Pacific synod of the Episcopal church tree on her farm April 21 to 24 $18-66- $14-85- 6 j! Tal’ Easily Learns to Carry News Into snow-shoe- OUT-OF- - TOWN FOLKS House New Ogden Store 2422 Washington Are Vast Assortments 315 So State St Mall orders promptly filled at our advertised low prices d Sterling Prices That ©Spell True Economy! GIRL STUDENT WINS CONTEST Relief Society Set Final Rites Held For Delta Farmer For Tree Planting RICHFIELD— Miss Irish Parker spelling champion of the Elsinore junior high spelled her way to The MURRAY — Cottonwood sTake ReCEDAR CITY— Funeral services Salt Lake Tribune spelling cham- lief society members will hold a dedwere held Friday in the L D S First pionship of Sevier 'district Friday ication service Friday at the materward chapel for Joseph D Cox 64 night over 12 other school champions nity hospital grounds East Ruben who died suddenly of a heart attack for the second successive year the street when appioximately 200 Nor In Delta Tuesday morning Mr Cox honor has gone to an Elsinore student way maple trees will be consecrated a resident of Cedar City had been Richmond Anderson champion of the to the memory of Georg- Washingrenting a farm near Delta the past few Richfield grade schoolin and runner-u- ton to Miss Parker the district years Last year 165 of these trees were Surviving are his widow Mrs Mae finals lost out by failure to spell planted on the extensive grounds and Thornton Cox four sons and three "embroidery” more are to be Arbor day Eleven girls and two boys repre- Irvin T Nelson planted daughters Ray Cox Ogden Dee Cox of the stake presiin the district Delta Jack and Robert Cedar City sented their schools will be in charge of planting Mrs Lola Dalton Parowan Mrs Jen- finals at the Richfield high school dency operations A of direction Ashmhn the under J nie Jones Long Beach Mrs Maunne Dr T B Beatty state health comNelson Cedar City his mother Mrs superintendent of the Sevier district missioner will be the speakJulia Cox and one sister Mrs Jennie schools Both of the boys represented er at the dedication principal program and schools Anderson Thornton Delta and 11 from young grade Melvin J Ballard of the council of SANDY — No student In the Jordan Richfield and Elwood Mickleson from twelve apostles will offer the dedicadistrict high schools is eligible to reRedmond Miss Gayle Snow cham- tory prayer The Murray high school ceive graduation certificates accordBand Presents pion of the Richfield junior high band directed by William F Robincontest in ing to word received this week from the until three only stayed son will provide music principals of Jordan high school and Concert in L D S Chapel remained She was immediately preBingham high school ceded in the liminations by Elwood Investigation of class records since HIAWATHA — The jun- Mickleson the closing of school March 18 which ior band gave its first Hiawatha William B McCoard of the Richin the concert inof two schedule months ahead is L D S chapel here Thursday night field high school faculty acted as dicates that although some' students under Director Judges were Miss Laura W H Mark Hart have completed 18 units of work evToy of Price talked on the progress G Willes J Golden Wright and Don at least shoft is NEPHI—Candidates of the Gold student ery senior of the band contest at Price next Kenney one of his required classes These re- week Other contestants all of whom won party were victorious In the majority quired courses were being taken by The program Included besides band the championships trf their respective of cases in the annual student body the students when school closed but selections clarinet solo Darr Han schools were: Beth Newton Monroe election at the Juab high school held no credit will be allowed until the sen Jack Brough Gold party canand Leo Munson trumpet solos Norene Rickenbach Glenwood Inez Friday students have made up the work the Roberts Monroe junior high Edna didate was named president winning Paul and Byron Thompson Nougaret early closing of school has forced Bobbie Bowen flute solo Theron Gleave Annabella Shirlev Gardner over Tom Cowan Reva Christensen them to miss baritone solo Anthon Dahl-sru- Venice Hazel Crandall Sahna jun- Levan was elected vice president over It is probable that a night school Oviatt selection Irene Cooper of the Crimson party girls’ chorus saxo- ior high LaVee Robinson Elsinore might be organized in August and phone solos Bobbie Thelma Bastlan Aurora Shirley Other winners were: Aline Ellison Jones and Jake secretary-treasure- r September to enable students who The same program will be oVer Eumece Madsen Salma given at wish to enter college to finish their Mohrland Brough Margaret Crapo editor over Parent-Teachat asthe high school work school officials said sociation Catherine Bowles Mable Sowby remeeting Monday night But for the early closing Jordan porter over Juul Dalby Don Whip175 school would have high over Bill graduated ple manager of sports students the largest class in the his- Beaver L D S Seminary Mecham George Parkes yell master of school the over Alice Ord Gilbert Wilson prosetory Lists Honor Students cuting attorney over Wallace Ord PROVO-rT- he Utah Red Merritt Christison judge over Byron county Price Helper Posts BEAVER — The following were Cross chapter voted Friday evening to Howard Glen Anderson chief of pohonor students of the Beaver buy shoes for all children in the dis- lice over Weldon Kendall All but the Indorse Bonus Bill Xnamed D S seminary Thursday for hav trict who were not attending school editor sports manager and reporter PRICE — Price post No 3 Ameri- mg a straight A grade for the five because they did not have shoes were members of the Coin party can Legion and Carbon post No 21 terms of seminary work: They also decided to purchase 100 Roy Mayers and Lincoln Orme were New Testament department Ger- packets of assorted seeds to disti lbute campaign at Helper have indorsed the bill promanager of the Gold and ald Barton Vernon Black Orris to needy persons who desire to plant Crimson parties respectively posing full payment of the soldiers' Susan Merchant Fred Harris gardens tlus spring bonus according to announcements Distribution of made Friday bv Adjutants William June Yardley Max Patterson Neil the seeds and shoes is under direction State Acquires Title Neilson and Rollins Edgar of a committee composed of W R Grogan and John Colzani respecChurch history department lone Butler and the Rev James L Haves To Canal Properties tively Telegrams will be sent to Utah’s Christiansen Leah Puffer Iva Neil- in cooperation with the copimunity senators and representatives urging son Clara and Zola White Beth welfare organization PRICE — Attorney O K Clay repthem to support the legislation Hutchings Ronald Fernley and Irene resenting the state of Utah announced Both posts are directing activity on Tolton Friday that foreclosure of the CarProgress Reported three projects the "war on depresbon Water company's holdings In sion” junior baseball and member- Mines School Debaters On Carbon Projects Carbon Emery and Sanpete counties to satisfy a judgment of approxiship Mr Colzani reported that Carbon Meet B Y U Speakers PRICE — Satisfactory progress on mately $140000 given the state in disthe bridge and highway projects on trict court here several weeks ago post had 86 members and was strivPROVO — Debaters of the School of the route from Price east to the Car- had been completed ing to increase the number to 100 before the state-wid- e initiation of new Mines Butte Mont and Brigham bon county line is reported by the The state acquired the holdings members on April 18 Price post has Young University met in a nondeci- local office of the Utah state road consisting of water filings storage 70 members and ILs goal likewise is sion dehate at the Provo high school commission sites canals and appurtenances at 100 according to Mr Grogan Little theater Friday on the quesConstruction work on the new foreclosure sales held here March 25 tion “Resolved That congress should gravel road known as the Cat can- at Manti on March 28 and at Castle enact legislation providing control of yon project is 71 per cent com- Dale on April 2 Cedar City Elks Lodge centralized pleted and the same percentage of Conducts Installation Brigham industry” Young university de- time allotted for the job had elapsed Seminary Plans Awards baters Fred Horlacker and William The A C Thorne company of Sprmg-vill- e CEDAR CITY— The local Elks Martin upheld the affirmative and For Winners in Oratory is in charge of the project which as officers Installed the School of Mines debaters Thomas embraces 19 2 miles lodge Thursday follows F McBride and Carl M Westeiberg NEPHI— Nine Btudents of the Juab Five bridges being built by the Exalted ruler Mauser Dailey lead- the negative John McAllister of Strong & Grant rompany are 85 per L D S seminary who will receive awards ing knight R J Shay loyal knight Brigham Young university acted as cent complete Work on the bridges Sunday evening consisting of Filiest Maefarlanee lecturing knight chairman at Coal creek Soldier creek and gold medals and books in the reient Iwls R Fife secretary Alex II Mead's wash is virtually finished and contests ate: Third year first Ivy Rollo treasurer Melville Arns trus- Coach Plans Talks construction activity Is now being Seamons Mona second Grace Jen at tee Alex Colbath inner guard Frank opened up at the Cardinal wash A kins Nephl third Maureen Kendall ’Mntheson tiler R A Arthur esGraduation Exercises double box 12 feet by 12 feet over Nephl second year first ruth Pay quire John Beal chaplain C C Sand wash is completed according to stiup Levan second Wlliner Bar ‘ nett Johnson organist Melvin Done R I C II F I E L D G Ott Romney Barney O’Tonle bridge engineer Nephl third Edna Ferre Mona first yaer first Beth McCay second roach at the Brigham Young univerNelda Cowan thlid Beth Hobbs all will be the speaker at the grad Ward Hungtingtou Man Accused sity of Nephl uation exercises of the Sevier disti let Of Forging Father’s Name high schools April 28 and 29 He is first place orations will Mjslcry Comedy Play beThe three scheduled to address the graduates of given at the presentation exercises — PRICE After waiving preliminary the North Sevier high school at Salina B EA V ER— “Tiger House” a myshearing Alvin Guymon 37 of Hunt- the afternoon of April 28 South Se- tery comedy play was presented al SCOUTS PLAN HONOR COURT was to bound over the district vier high school at Monroe Thursday the new L D S West ward chapel SPRINGVILLE— A A Anderson ington court Friday to answer to a chaige of night April 28 Central Sevier high Wednesday evening by the Cedar Timpanogos Boy Scout council executive is expected to attend Kolob forgery brought by Claude J Empey school at Richfield Friday afternoon Cltv Third ward M L A cashier of the Carbon-Emer- y bailk April 29 Within two or three weeks the stake scout honor court In the L D Justice J W Hammond fixed bond at West ward M I A will present Its S Foul th ward chapel Sunday at 7 $1000 In lieu of which Guymon is beannual plav “It Happened lu Holly- p m The Fourth waid troops will Set He us accused of forging History Department ing held present a program Colors will be wood” at Cedar City the name of his father O W Guymon To Church Program presentod by Patrol Leaders Grant to a check for $5 on March 16 VALEDICTORIANS NAMFD Nielson Owen Lambson Blaine RowBEAVER— The church hlstofy deNEriil— Miss Elda Ostler and Miss land Loraine Allan I LOWER CLl'B MEETS of the Beaver L D S semi Margaret Parkes both of Nephl have partment SPRINGVILLE— W E Andrew of nary under the direction of Wendell been named valedictorinns of the 1932 JLDGE I lNES SPEEDED Provo discussed planting and care of 'Rigby supervisor will furnish the TROVO— class Earl Wagner of Pleasant of school Juab high graduating bulbs and preparation of soil forUairamentiil meeting program Sun- - Miss Ostler has attained an average View was fined $10 Saturday by City at Hie local flower gar- dav at 8 p m in the Milford ward of 94 per cent while Miss Taikes has Judge Manure Ilower seeds when he den association Friday evening Flow- - chapel A musical program with short an average of 93 The averages are pleaded guilty to Raiding speeding 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