Salt Lake Tribune | 1932-04-17 | Page 14

m J& THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING APRIL U A Southern Eastern & UTAH MURDER CLUES BUREAU PROVO Correspondent— 172 W Business Office — 24 No University Ave Fhono 333 Agent — Phone 425-- 2nd South rhone SOUGHT IN 1150 WATER SUPPLY Sanpete SPEAKING TEST Death Claims Seeks Who Man Helped WINNERS SET Settle Ephraim EXTENSION SET Inlermountain Contest Rep-resentath- es Named by College PROVO— Brigham Young univer Eity entrants for the Rocky Mountain Sheriff County Slajer SL oFTvph-rai- Provo Drops Annex Plan As Expensive PROVO m Bank Head 85 Benson EPHRAIM— Mirtm Sheriff Ed J Peterson of Sanpete one nf the last of the Ephraim pioneers i minty was in Salt Lake Saturday Orders Work to tunning down (lues whuh he hopes of 1854 died at his home here Friday Helper of old age will lead to the identification of the Mr Benson was Augment Protection Andrew J person who muideied born in Sweden on d Ephraim banker at his Bjerrrgaai f Fire 1848 13 December Aguinist home on Monday night The sheriff His family joined accompanied by other county offiS D church the L cers declined to discuss the nature and in 1854 left of ihe evidence which brought him to HELPER — Extension of the Sweden and came f Salt Lake water supply and fire direct to Ephraim It was said in dispatches to The equipment were oideicd by ’crossed the They pt A city council last week newjTribune fioin Ephraim that a tan ocean m a sailing residential district on Dodge stieel sedan had been seen near the home dnp and crossed will be seivued with a 400 foot pipe of Mr Bei regaard eai ly Mornlav eve Ihe plains by ox Another repoit was that a line and file hydiants while addi- - mug team Mr Rpnsnn tions to the fire protection neai the (sti anger had been seen to go into had lived the house about sundown the same since He married day These rumors however were Iar-eMettle Mime neither affirmed nor denied by Sher7 1866 March iff Peleison and she died many Another angle was said to have been years ago subjected to investigation by two Mr Benson was operatives of a detective bmeau who a veteran of the Blarkhawn Indian visited Iphraim and Manti Friday war made two trips to the Missouri and Satuiday river for immigrants and served as Meanwhile Mendon Draper said i pony express rider He was overto have been a friend of Mrs Iva Dell come bv heat during the Covered Jensen daughter of the slain man Wagon Days celebration at Salt Lake still was detained in the county jail last year and had been ailing since at Manti and declined to make any Four sons and daughters survive statement He has not been internaAndrew Benson Ephialm Mrs Peter ls! folders which the chambers of gated regarding the crime since the Hansen Mrs J C Christensen and commerce of Helper and Piice are day of his arrest Mrs R R Newbold Salt Lake 14 publishing 21 grandchildren grandchildren and The sum of $100 was also approFuneral services under direction of priated to the Helper day celebrain the Olsen mortuary will be held tion which will take place June 8 the L D S tabernacle Monday at 2 m p I here Pleasant View and Grand View districts to Provo city this year is unlikely according to Mayor Jesse N Ellertson Annexation of the districts would mean the expenditure of a considerable amount while returns from taxation and water rates would be small Under present economic conditions this would be a very poor investment for the city Mayor Ellertson said GIRL WINS IN SPEECH MEET n rate Approximately 20 students compet ed in the debate contests with nine students contesting m the ogation and extemporaneous divisions An innovation was the judging of the winners by the students themselvek together with three judges Dr Christen Jen sen Dr T L Martin and John Me Allister Each participant was at lowed one vote but could not cast his Paidoe selection for himself Mr wire from L A Mallory coach of the University of Wyoming team at Laramie Wyo stating that he and two representatives from the Wvo ming school would be here for the contests asked if the city was equipped with a landing field as they intended to fly here Coach Pardoe said A Academy Students Set Plans for Three Plays School Graduation Exercises Held Cedar Cily Students District Oratory Finals Scheduled Rehearse Operetta CEDAR CITY—The operetta “Oh Doctor” will be piescnted by the Cedar City junior high school April 21 and 22 The directors are: Instrumental music Melvin Done vocal music William H Manning dramatic Pratt Bcthers dancing Clara Anderson The cast Includes: Dick Leigh Preston Pace Ruby Leigh Afton Oleson Lois Munford Norma Walker Olive Loreen Riddle llolnce Bernice Thompson Echo Jensen Rowel Jan-so- n Robert Gardner Eldon Ashdown Paul Shirley Jones Claire Bryant Dostalek Bcruss Barlow Max Lunt Fette McConnell Ted Cox George Manning Howard Noah Ras? porter Merl Smith Alan Macfarlnne Dorothy Piorcns Esther Wood Margaret Thorlcy Phyllis Thorley PROVO— The Provo district finals nf the national oratorical contest on Ihe constitution will be held here on Wednesday at 4 30 p m In College hall or the Little theater at Brigham The contest is Young university sponsored by The Salt Lake Tribune in Utah and Idaho Eight high schools will be represented in the contest Lehi American Fork Pleasant Grove Lincoln Provo Springville Spanish Fork and Pay-soFive Judges will be named in the near future T Farl Pardoe head of the speech department at Brigham Young umveislly will pieslde KANAB—The graduation exercises of the Kanab high srhool were held Friday ev'ening at the school audiThe program included torium Piaycr Burns L Finlinson address of welcome LaVenda Young solo Morris Shields valedictory address Irva Piatt cornet duet LaGrande Farnsworth and David Rider cla4s prophecy and will Clayton Wells address to graduates John F Brown reading Blanche Findley solo Edna of class SuperNelson intendent Joseph Smith presentation of diplomas G W Findlay president of srhool board The were giaduatea Virginia Brown Locklon Cram LeGrande Farnsvvoith Blanche Findlav Paul Ford Alma Heaton LaRuc McAllister Cbivton and Edm Nelson Irva Pratt David Rider Eldied aiid Royal Swapp Morris Shields Alfred Rees George and LaVerda Young Manti High School Student Selected First in Oratorical MANTI— Miss HELPER JUNIOR HIGH GRANITE TERM BAND WINS CONTEST CLOSES MAY 6 s of Manti high school won the division Tribchampionship in The Salt Lake une oratorical contest Friday by a unanimous decision of the judges Her Constitution a subject was "The Guarantee of the Liberty of the Individual” Her subject for the five minute extcmpoianeous talk as part of the contest was "Bill of Rights a Guarantee of the Liberty of the Individual” The contest was held m the Fphraim high school auditorium Ethelyn Peterson from- the Eph raim high school won second and will act as alternate for the division in the finals in Salt Lake Miss Madsen1 daughter of State Representative and Mrs Ernest Madsen is a high school junior Mary Madsen - Take Part in Organizations Thirty-Thre- e — Annexation of n Forensic league contests here Thurs were day Friday and Saturday named Fndav night at contests held in College hall as follows: Debate— Fred Hoilacher of Fly Ne nd Ray reterOn rieasant vada Grove with Bovd Nelson of Pleasant Grove alternate extemporaneous Chauncey Harris Provo with Glean son Kerr Idaho Falls Idaho alternate oration Weldon Taylor Trovo with William Martin of Provo alter 17 1932 Two Weeks of School Lost by £16000 Shortage in Re$enues at Price School Competition PRICE — Before the massed 33 bands in the intermountain band contest and with thousands of visitors from Utah Colorado and Because of a deficiency of aboifit Idaho in attendance Helper junior high school band was awarded $46000 m expected revenue the the grand prize plaque Saturday night at Kiwanis athletic field for schools of Giamte djstncMviU Uose weeks for the summer on May 6 winning the most points on concert parade and solo contests ahead of the scheduled closing date This was the climax of the closing of the awarding of pnze fol lowing the massed playing by all organizations of three standard selec tions Including Sousa's famous “Stars and Strikes Forever ’’ 8 ollowing this rendition 30 seconds of silence was observed in tribute to the late John Philip Sousa Sounding of taps bv William Bunbury of the 38th U S infantry band at'Fort Douglas closed Hie successful thice-dacontest Montrose high school band from Montrose Colo won the Class A concert contest with Carbon high Price second and Logan third Cyprus high of Magna for the sec ond successive year won the Class 13 event with Palisade Colo second end Springville third South Sevier high of Monroe credited with naming the big event as the ‘Tntermountain Band Contest" won in Class C Fruitvale Colo second North Summit of Coalville third Eureka from the Tintic mining district was Class D winner with Duchesne in the Uintah basin second Helper wanner of the grand championship took highest honois in its own division of junior high schools with Spanish Fork second and Hard mg of Price third In the parade contest Carbon high of Price won with 99 out of a pos sible 100 points Harding junior high second 97 Provo high thud 9(5 Notre Dame of Price fourth 95 Palisade Colo fifth 93 Grand Junction sixth 91 Drum Major Woodrow Miller of Provo was the best of the 33 with Samuel Marble of Grand Junction second and Stanley Littizcttc Notre Dame third featuia it was announced Saturday by Calvin dissupei mtendent ot the S Snjith CREWS BEGIN trict The decision lo cloe V’as made by the board of education after receiving notification of its allotment from the state school fund which is only $21 11 per student ipstead of the S25 to w’huh the district would be enAs titled under normal conditions a matter of fact Mr Smith said the board exported only $23 this vear The $t() 000 deficiency includes the $33755 reduction in the state school fund allotment and a $12245 loss m district school tax revenues The district will save about $20000 by cutting two weeks from the school year Mr Smith said the board of education rc?cnUv voted against a reduction in teachers’ salaries so that the schools could be kept open feeling that the teachers would be unable to make this sacrifice on their present salaries In order to operate the schools nine months next year however it will be necessary to effect a 10 per cent pav cut and also make drastic reductions m capital outlavs such as building of additional facilities Mr Smith By making these reducexplained tions it will be unnecessary to raisp the present distnct school levy of 12 18 mills he The Granite district has 8763 students and 285 teachers WORK ON ROAD 33 Mm Bel 23 Trams Busy cm St George ami Santa Clara ST GEORGE — Twenty-fiv- e teams all localand 35 men 28 of whom are local are now employed on highway construction between St George and Santa Clara Work was started the latter part of last week y The has been pracand surveyors are tically cleared staking out construction The force soon will be materially increased until at the peak of the work it is estimated that 55 teams and 90 men will be employed All of the teams and most of the men will be hired locally 31 000 Approximately yards of gravel will be used and two gravel pits will be established one west of Santa Clara and one east The largest structures will be a concrete double 10 by 10 box and a 12 bv 12 concrete box There will be no bridges The contract price of the project is 668 802 27 of which $56 291 30 will go for labor The time limit of the work is 100 days right-of-wa- s Robert Brighton Pioneer' Mining 'Man Succumbs Wasatch County G O P Women Form Study Club MT PRICK— Trombone class PLEASANT— Miss Madge Mack Robert A Brighton 76 early minCook Oaden second Iemi Mecliam Muchmore and Glen Strayer will prethlid Lyuu Hansen Idaho Falls ing man and pioneer of the summer CITY-VThHEBER CounWasatch sent a group of students In three one-ac- t Trombone cla&s C— First Rollan Gardner resoit Silver Lake died at his resiHuntington set ond Wayne Nugent Fruita ty Republican Women’s Study group dence 534 plays in the Johns’ gymnasium Forty-Nine- r Thirteenth East street Sa1 -third Ford ftithlni North Sumnult was afterheie organized Tuesday at 8 p m in connection with Saturday 5 15 p m of infirmities inciTrombone Junior high— First Jimmie noon with the assistance of Mrs Jesse urday at Wasatch academy’s Founder’s day Greener Helper second Pete Sutch to age F Cannon Mrs Andrew L Neff and dent celebration Mr Brighton was born June 19 1853 Baritone class A— First Leroy Smith Mrs N A MILFORD — The American Legion of the state orThe plays and their casts are Dunyon Carbon high second Lynn Hansen Idaho in Florence Neb en route with a of Milford has set May 6 for its an- T a" "Amateurs” Phyllis Holman Freda ganization to Salt Lake where he celebration Dan Baritone class B— First GTant Baker nual Mrs Lulu Clegg was named presi- wagon train Carl Leavitt Lee Louise Burton spent most of his life With hts oroth-e- r Davis is chan man of the executive Cyprus Dan Wycherly Rhodell Owens Don Baritone class C— First Elbert Carson dent Mrs Ida B Wootton first vice D H Brighton Mr Brighton did committee assisted by Val Jepsen Mt Llncoui second Carl Bcunett e president Mrs Miranda Young secGwen Oldroyd and La aid Irons m and and Paul Beecher The celebration is ond vice president: Mis Hazel Giles considerable Homa Robinson Baritone Junior lUgh— First Anlhon Cotton- secretary-treasursupported by the business men of Dahlsirud Hiawatha Mrs Hdgh Har- around Silver Lake and Big “A McUage From Khufu" Dale wood canyon Flute Hass A — First Marvin Cook Idaho vey chairman of the program comMilford Utah County Wins Morgan Alfred Owens George second The two men at one time setlh-Eleanor Day Grand Junc- mittee The annual Gold Rush parade will Falls and Dnvid Heller tion third PhlUlp Ftushton Idaho Falls near lake at the head of Big Cotthe 70 G O P Delegates open the celebration Other features Flute class C— First Rac Carol Sharp This organization will form other “The Most Foolish Virgin" Gale tonwood canyon which for many vears Club Dixie Gives North Summit second Mary Nichols Fruita w ill include early-da- y Gil"gambling clubs Hansen Ruth the in communivarious Morgan Chrystal Flute junior high— First Theron OviaU study was known as Brighton— now Silver a long bar where PROVO— Utah county will be rep Mayor Sots Day ties of the county christ Kathryn Wall Frank Cooper Hiawatha second Fay Taylor Helper Girls’ Day Program halls" with will Lake be served Clarinet class A — First Burton Hammond Laurence Phillips Luclle Hansen resented by 70 delegates at the Ultah Mr Brighton was the first bishop Geanup Campaign second Harvey Brown Grand An dance will be the eve- Montrose Thelda Boyd state Republican convention at Og Georgia Gilchrist Junction third Blanche Hansen Idaho Ponderosa Pine Trees of the Thirtv-thirward in the LibST GEORGE — The following pro- ning featuie den May 7 Fred Markham county Falla Freda Lee and La Homa Robinson AMERICAN FORK— Mayor War- gram was given by the Amitia club erty L D S stake and served in Clarinet class B— First Howard Green chairman repot ts Provo Planted Cauj on that capacity between 1903 and 1912 Cyprus second James Tweedale Palisade The number allotted to each com- ren F Anderson Issued a proclama Dixie college girls’ organization as a P-- T in A Meeting Directed Clarinet class C — First Maxine Sharp tlon Later Mr Brighton served two years declaring Wednesday featuie of the annual Girls’ day cele- Library Beautified North Summit second Cloyce Rtokea Mt — munity follows: 1 Provo 33 Salem 2 April Friday PROVO 20 as community cleanup day bration Friday Approximately 2000 on anL D S mission m Great Bi itain Lincoln third Elma Nichols Fruita in devotional Drive Pleasant View 1 morning Cleanup Magna By Faculty Members Provo bench Satwere trees — Piace-telClarinet Junior high First Henry planted officials civic organizations pine Besides his widow Ellen Allan Mrs M M Harmon ladies' Pleasant Grove 4 Payson 4 Orem 2 City Frayer Notre Dame Donna Lou second canin at Diamond Fork Provo schools and citizens in general will chorus Brighton he is survived bv four 1 Eleanor Nicholes MAGNA— Improvements are very Helper story third Alien Firmage Spanish urday prize DUCHESNE— Faculty members of Mapleton 1 Lehl 5 Lakeview men Uintah national forest cm yon by this day ladies’ trio Mary McGregor Mona evident in the called Into service daughters Mrs Thomas H Howell exterior of the building Fork Duchesne schools had charge of the Goshen and Cenola 1 Clinton Col be class A— First Faston Boys of the Provo “Balsam Bunch” Boulder Colo Mrs Harry A Crouch Sousaphone and Soldier Summit 1 to put the final touches on the Reber and Marie Cox pt i?e poem and grounds and the interior of the Rhodes Montrose second Milntlre Grant diThursday evening at ton Thistle club assisted given under Foiestry annual community cleanup campaign Mamie Grant Ker Choo duet Carma King Hill Idaho Mrs A G Banks and frogram high A meeting Vocal num- Elbcrta 1 Dividend 1: Cedar valley public library building upon Carbon Committee chairmen named in Hafen and Cornelia Ashbv violin Magna Sousaphone class B— First Lule Zwahlen rection of George C Larson assistant Mrs Joseph Shepherd Salt Lake lie clean-up p of a the paint-ubers were bv Mrs Ruby Jones and Benjamin and Lake Shore I Amer- each L D S ward are: completion Central Castlegate second James Brenne-ma- forest supervisor is also survived by a sister Mrs N Bishop T solo Rula Robinson Overton Nev iix-u- p Fruita Miss Erma Poulson readings Miss ican Fork 6 Alpine and Highland 1 A campaign conducted The trees were planted for experi- C Anderson and two brothers WilGreenwood First Bishop Joseph high school Spanish dance Madge thereand Sousaphone class C —First Walter RoEdna Braithwaite Miss Ruth Davis Santaquin and Spring Lake 1 Span- H Storrs Second mental purposes to determine their liam H and D C Bnghton all of sette Palisade Bishop G Ed Christensen slunt song Fay Witt-w5 VineFirewood was given to a crew of unand Clarence Rollins Coach Charles ish Fork 6 Springville Sousaphone Junior high— F1rt Joe suitability to this territory It is Salt Lake ward Abel Third Bishop Iot RobIva Tanner Phyllis Nisson Beth employed men in exchange for chopHelper second Ouido Sailed! Sunny-sid- e Burton spoke briefly of the year's yard 1 planned to place 1000 Douglas fir trees inson Fourth Upward of 300 work Stevens and Doris Tobler all of athletic activities Superintendent Primaries must be held In each of ers are expected ping down the huge aged trees that Saxophone clas -F nt Darre’l Sm- - at Little Valiev above Wallsburg at to assist in the stunt Bleak Al- surrounded the building re- mons Carbon high second Carson Healey a these communities before April 30 The Thplma Washington: Charles M Iverson also spoke later date Mr Larson reported cleanup drive on Wednesday in ad ton Judd Rhoda Andrus and LoRen moval of the trees to provide room for Cyprus third Drew Pederson Otden J The exhibit of handicraft made by Mr Markham said C — First to teams and trucks class Katherine dition Saxophone Watson Carolina poplars was Blondqulst North Summit second Naomi second Howard Ball North Summit ten students of Clarence Rollins’ manual MilDrums Junior high— First Hayden Reese made possible through the coopera- Stephens North Summit third Lavell training class was displayed Suit Folio s Huntington VETERANS MEET MONDAY Harding club lerSaxophone Mrs Charles Burton was elected Damage tion of the Magna Women’s Group Sets Opening of Junior high— First Calvin Xylophone class A—Rex Ingraham Fruit-val- e Strom-begA C TROVO— Veterans of Foreign Wars Weeds also were dug up and beds of Simmons Helper second Neva Williams SPRINGFIELD 111 April 16 (UP1 Accident Automobile president with Principal Acliv ilies Woodrow Clark third Playground French horn class A— First Helen Betsh-lln- e Harding 8 Helper meet Ruth will vice president and Miss p m in the flowers planted around the building Machine gun assassins shot to death Monday at Cornet class A — First Morris Duke Provo second Paul Ahlstrom Idaho Ogden r secertary-treasureof and grounds Davis second TROVO — Suit asking damages of MAGNA— The summer playground Knights John M Picco 51 Italian consul for Keith Tamils Cyprus third Jo- Falls third Phyllis Williams Carbon Pythias hall A number of repairs Including car- seph Seethler Provo French horn class B— Ralph Cythe Springfield district tonight as $508 32 from Fred Ludlow of Spanish activities and under the - First John Mulvlhill prus Josephine Mix Cyprus Oourley Comet class sponsored Robert Tay- he drove been and have pentry jobs painting Fork as a result of an automobile away from the home of bis lor Palisade Palisade second Frank Postna Uintah of the Magna Women's club Highway Work Planned auspices in of the e made the C— Zumhrun-neinterior C— Naomi First Robert Rait Cornet class French horn class 27 1031 in which V J building brother where he had been spending accident will begin at Magna community park Fruit-val- e Anderson second Elmer Mead Chad Central North Summit To Aid Tintic Jobless Dayton ofApril the of services the evening painters sup Fhovo an employe of the about the middle of June If the presthqugh third Merle Morris Appleton The shooting occurred in the we-- t plied by the Utah Copper company In Cornet Junior high— Frst Robert Bowen Wasatch Gas company of Salt Lake French horn Junior high— John Malekar plans materialize defor second cards Frank Hiawatha EUREKA—An arrangement Is be- was injured was filed in the district ent advanced Helper have side residential district of Spring lopes Helper exchange boys library of chairman E T Mrs Burke — clared A Simmons Derold Carbon field Oboe class third Herndon Vlrden Harding cleaned up the library grounds Police sped to the scene on ing worked out W'hereby the unem- court Saturday by The Fidelity and Drums class A— First Leroy Thompson Bradley Robinson Grand Juncdon the playground committee Saturday Bassoon class A— Billie Oates Montrose a report there had been a bombing second SPOKANE Wash Apiil 16 (UP-- The Grand JiincMon Frances Burton ployed of Tintic district will be given Casualty company of Salt Lake The M Brown welfare executive of C — Ba&oou class B Ella Pace North Ogden third Glenn Cahoon Cyprus additional employment soon In wid- company claims its carried Insurance The assassins’ car speeded awav beSpokane county convention in a School Leader Names the Utah Copper company has been Drums class C— Rex Ingram Fruitvale fore anyone could determine how ening the state highway In Homans-vill- e on Dayton and was compelled to pay asked for the yearly appropriation of stormy session here todnv quickly Honor Winners canyon where $2000 will be out that amount for doctor bills and $250 by the copper company for the dispensed w ith an antiprohibition resmany were in it Picco had been consul here several olution promised support to Presispent The plan Is for the Tintic com- other expenses ground play Ills wife and two children dent Hoover and took a decided issue MT PLEASANT— Principal J Seymunity chest to furnish $500 the Utah The complaint alleges Mr Ludlow years survive with a resolution railing for indorse- mour Jensen of North Sanpete junior county commission a like amount and was driving at an excessive rate of Convention Delegates Dominic Piccp the brother at these sums to be matched by the state speed and failed to have his car under ment of all national state and county high school has announced the folw’hose home Picco had been visiting road commission All parties have proper control when his machine col officials lowing students who received honors Bourbons Named by exsaid he had no idea who the assaslided with the car driven by Mr Day agreed to the plan and the work Is George W Young delegate was for various school activities during sins were ton pected to start very soon Tiute county hooted down when he submitted a the past year: De a At JUNCTION— Larsen Rex The residents of Nephl and vicinity Coy Scholaiship— time Democratic meeting held here Friday resolution for a national referendum Jovph F Tobin Davis county The following action w'av taken on served 14 (lav 3 years 2 months sent several truckloads of provisions no recomSvndergaard Genevieve Kimber and with County Chairman Toni Black on the dry law1 board considered the cases by 3 Warned Public eighty Turn effective — mendation termination lo Olive August Chesla to which into Fureka during the week Seely Sportsmanship President Fledging their support the fallowing delegate Oeorxe Voras Salt Iake counw persistent and Blam Hansen Citizen- of paidons at its monthly meeting Sat- violator was distributed by tht Red Cross 3 months 7 (lays rved time Water During Fires piesiditig Off were appointed to' attend the state1 Hoover the speakeis declared there Andersen e ommendaDon 3 months termination — Aaron Jones Lois Jensen Thrl urday at the state prison cnapter Bnterc terminated Demon Stic convention in Salt Lake was no one in the Democratic party ship live May 9 ma Larsen Roxie Draper Rex Don Albert Dajt'r Utah county second Rov UnWood Utah county second de SPRINGVILLE-W- ith low pres Mav 28 Mrs Forest King Maryavaie to look to for leadership nerved 4 year time degree Genevieve Chesla burglary Seely month 21 days (tree burg’ary time served Official Sets Date 10 years sure in the city water pipes Chief Wallace Thompson Angle with V R 23 days recommendation ST PAUL Mum April 18 (Pi— paroled mice April 21 1931 sentence termiKimber De Coy Larsen Maurlne Jo- month termination effective August 24 Leonard Taylor of the local fire de Johnson of Circlevllle and Armond nated Roy W Fifcher of New Orleans today Nolberto BaraJas Box Elder county robhansen Dorothy Petersen For Closing of School partment issues a warning for all Luke Junction as alternates Dorothy Paroles granted dis-- ti Lucile bery time aeived 63 years 7 months 4 (favs Melvin Bickford Salt Lake county auto became supervisor of the ninth Jean Christensen Jensen recommendation citizens to turn off taps and hose from years termination ef- theft time served let of the United States customs speno recommonth and Miriam Nelson Rutishauser AMERICAN FORK— Alpine dis the time the fire alarm Iva October 1 Mary fect mendation parole effective Ma? 16 1 umni sounds until cial agent servlee Fill Posts William B Baxter Bummlt county second Norman trict schools will cloe on May 13 the trucks return Weber county forcerv Chester Rrown The ninth district includes Minnetime served year 8 time served — Mac Stansfield degree burg’ary recommonths HI days Perfect attendance 7 i according to Superintendent David Woik of the depaitment has been recommendation mouths year mendation 18 months diuys Finish Organization effective sota northern Wisconsin North and pajole l! 16 M0 Wilcox Scow Helen Jewel SAN FRANCISCO Beit Thl wtU make an eight terminated sentence Apt Omirley June at limes by citizens fail Jim Boone Halt Lake county forgery — Deputy Assessor l)lck Hauls llehrr Hutchison Cache county carnal South Dakota Nebraska Iowa Monand one half month year instead of hampered Hughes Dorothy Petri sen Doiothy time alumni assoserved 3 mon hs 25 days rei ommeuda-- i knowledge to observe this ordinance CEDAR CITY-T- he months 26 dajs tana Idaho and Wyoming time Mrved and heard Nielsen he the Gordon Jensen when the regular nlnemonth year the lack Ing 1 year DecemRay effective Ion laughed termination just 18 months recommended ciation of the Xt Lambda Tau sorority Fischer succeeds Joseph L Green Norman Spelling — Genpvieve Ras- ber 21 erduced the mileage alhad of finances being the cause of the Lake county Ieavilt Balt city Clyde STUDENTS NAME LEADERS was of Branch Agiicultural college Jor Dltnarrhl Balt Lake county assault time served 3 months 12 days forgery recom- who Monday will take over the if t h for mussen Washington scrapbook — An- wild citv lowance shorter term If the teachers of the employes 11 given served time a D G Mrs weapon deadly MillFILLMORE— Winners In the mendation at organized recently with year parole eUective Octo- distnct post with headquarters na Draper the use of their automobiles from district had not come to the rescue $ years months 13 daw recommendation ber as president Miss Alice Lund-gree- n New Orleans Fischers former astermination effective November 4 Glenn Loveland Fmery county second de with two weeks of free teaching the ard county h‘gh school election were Dix $40 to $30 per month secH vice E Lake Melvin Balt Mrs William Gilbert county President Ivan Stevens vice presl eree arson time served president year I nionvh 27 signment Harris dues his woik In a d'strlct would have been compelled dent L D S Ward Set Plan ond degree burglary time served year 31 dav Burke smelary and tieasmer The parole recommended Gwendolyn Johnson secrelary-treasuirecommended 2 years terminated lor lo shorten the year to eight months buggv pulled by a Hugh Osborne Bait lake county auto Feid Dorritv social man- vice president is to act as adviser to theft time served 9 months 15 days Cily Makes Plans for Annual Reunion faithful horse which the deputy cnntr rp t recommended 9 month ager Merlene Paxton business man- the sororltv's active chapter The as SCOUTS END CLEANUP said hasn't ever been able to eat served year S months 39 davs E Snyder Duchesne so grand (lay annual two will tlon conduct of Vance Bennett chief soda ft years termination effective larceny time served 4 monthscounty police Showing of Flowers of oats a will The ward KANAB— Kaimb MAGNA— Boy Scout troop OR ager more 3 days no than worth $9 U Carl W likens cheer leader Millie Mc- ctat functions a leception party In the Ocher recommendation 22 a D hold S children The L month the reunion April Balt P by William Magna lake sponsored county Orlevby H L Border Du hestie time EVANSTON Wyo - Evanston lias fall and a banquet preceding the an will be entertained frodi 2 to 4 p m second degree burglary time served 3 years setved 4 months 3 davs no county ward has completed Its annual spring Bride rctommeuda-tlonual spilng formal conducted by the months 39 day recommendation years alieady inaugurated plans for a flowm the ward amusement hall and the termination Cleanup program The requirement Threaten effective July cirv OCHS Ain Big Factory Robert Steel MUlnrd robbery time nerved er show in August The preliminary active chapter adults In the evening were that every scout have his own Box Elder second degree 10 month 4 dav John Grime parole reumunciidf U after plans will be earned along with the PROVO Transient month A year parole effective passing Secede A progiam at 8 p m will Include burglary time served I year if June 12 yard cleaned and the grounds aur- DVY "A” HOLDS COLLEGE over to United turn to davs terminated home beautification piogram planned will Frovo no a he sea y ( (mill Jot) moie given Prayer Patriarch J S Dailey read- 8'wtef marshal rounding the scout house bp cleaned through H Salt aka county under the direction of Miss Aria McHtnbrnok George "A" CITY— annual The at meals CEDAR the Utah couiitv Jail 017-W R Lake time forgery DUBL1N April 18 Harry Gross Balt R laneny ing Mis Belle Rust welcome talk o' all debus and weeds The tronp3lf’ the is’ 6 moot applua-tnpet aenteiue Kinnon Umta county home demonexpense nf the citv Mayor dav W'a held at Ihe Biamh Agiicul- Jacob Bixruit Manufai Hiring com Bishop I H Ghambei lam rcmirns served I year I months 17 days recomfor parole denied Alva E Fiandsen also cleaned several vacant lots on ') sentence terminated i vesj Utah N declared Salmday tural college Friday The morning panv set ond largest individual cm remes Elise Hansen and Mane Mc- mended possesion nf liquor six strator Mrs Martin H irris Is Main street during the week As a time months county Msnk James Balt lake robbery for aenieme application parole! jman nf the committee in ehaige aided an denied an Donald reading Mia Ora Julander served 3 years U months 21 dv climax to the campaign a big wleneri't the past It has been the piactlce was spent In general clean up of the plover of labor in Iieland Howard F fiuulhwlck w ”heri effective rouniv termination Ion Ernest Hew aid Mrs Walter held Friday night w Ith (o give transients applying at the local grounds graveling the walks leading inounced today that if the lush Free selection Kanab male chorus tableau recommend application for1®'' roast popNion of liquor 33 4pril P C F JKniiett and Parce granted VVeheriSimc Mr Jum or Tinners bed the for atition ticket MtS and mlo ol‘‘ eparatory police buildings of Lake In V Tern pi Ball L Dahlen and possession the BritishiGeorge from Jlnlnr Martha secede charge bcoutmaster hould Washington stale nuni fee ot cation ppl lquor pmyMoi 7 ceCllfford Sppncer mouih da? tuna arrvrd meal at the county Jail mrmbers mg In the summer and laving a rAUfa onimonweallli it would lay off 15001 After the program a grand bail will mar'juana - prolf lermlI year ret omnirnriallon ment walk fiom the sneme building men RIRGLARS SCARED AWAY Cnc continued Andro Koulrba Carbon 'beheld mtrd TROrESSOR STEAKS to the shop buildings Luncheon was Hvrum 1 tndey M'lltrd county forgery county first decree murder application for Mlfl'n SllOiirilltf Hlltll RICHFIELD — Burglars entered the oarote Fbartito Mart Halt lake county 26 I recommend dava lima served 4 to 6 m year rROVO—Womeii were urged to served at p m and fiom p to murder application for terminaj supply house nf the Sevier district lake for deportation on 3 yeat terminated lault SlarlH in Wyoming iHa w in a as in more active held the g)mmatinee dunce Vt alter politu Miller Utah county gland lar - 'lion I ami Smith Halt lake rountv rob acluxil board Thursday night but ap recom- bry application for term In at In t Louis A eenv time nerved 7 month 13 day I parently were Lightened away he by Miss atAlii Reynolds professor of naslum Uh mendation I year termination effeGivr Walking Byt skt county aault ROCK 'SPRINGS Wvo— Opal corBrigham Young university fore they took anything according English rlcmiiy asnp n application for termination Hepiemhcr 3 SORORITY HKISOHIIIRS Adam Miller Juab county depriving owner f rtard We llngi on Balt Lake county giand rals started ahem mg sheep Saturday to the reort of Hen C Loth clerk befoul Denim ratle women of Provo rrcom larceny and of application for with 48 men on tho Job Hay Blair uo lime et e d 4 month CEDAR CITY —The XI Lambda of the school board A JF Young Investigation Ei Idar evening at the city and county rmimiUoii Ball lake county itjep Uni tnn htlnimhm near the building The lecture was the first Tau sorority of the Brarirh Agnrul-tmshowed several footprint Ja k Morgan Halt Lake county robbery IDUilnu check application for terminal on Sheep (ompnnv is plmmiu! to shear 3 30 day denied Fsve Blackett third 60 pno sheep at tile Bittern ark roi rals of a aerie aponaoted bv the Ptovo Application nmnih time Mrved year rollege elected their officer door which was pried open remrrfiifndaUon burglary John Bonra carnal knoul-dv- e Wednesday Staqe and Cukes ills coi yean aenirma term! dearer William Women' Demociatic club 'Ihuraday aa folio1 President Ann HiwfW inhpfv Ji k llrfwk ted mis also will jlmt Weduisdiy Junior chamber's cleanup comMild CATHOLIC WOMEN LIFt T Wallace Della sire president Vilutc Weber county forget y limeieond riegtee btrgiart (Mr'nnn tamaiwo Thg Junior Chamber of (onv lii MorrlMin IINAI RITES SET erved mittee announced that results of month 13 dar no recnm-- attempted 'all dHuerv Harrt ’hrltlanen - povsihly "The Wells" on Mnndaz year EUREKA— Th Catholic Women's Smith Cedar Citv: aerrelaiy and at Icaat 100 sure thal ti mere ft’ tdrn R (lark manIforgery end sentence terminated — volunlaiy illon PROVO Kuncril seivlcra the campaign wilt he determined ) ‘ague of Furek has elected the follritreasiirer the! Gutr C'edm Citv V ’Ituehler ( ltir F (ole rotnery W Hard while manv lierdx will tie handled on Dvi county c'’end 'Drlmn lota have been tidied up In Ihr a Bo theft neat week when reporta are re- 'arrenjf timeTatruk home ranches robber John Dougia non ha 24 aerved lowing new oflu ers Mrs II F Wall Fi n k It Prui son who (tied at Ins 1’an Hellenic repi c entatlve Miurinc Fib rohoery 1mnr loum second ef m nmum in home termination will Orem he end'tn ceived from the public arhoola two Meek Wednesday (’lenient weather has s'aited foratc rleunup rampalgn Chrljtensen Beaver pre idenl Mrs Fliihe'h Blight fust f er tegree hirglerv t Gifford arrond ) tuber at the on hrld MlCoc-ruron Scout the k v Berg mortuary chapel Hoy Scouts and tilrl which ended Saturday M h It ggtn sue president Mis Thomas aetnndde qrowth and sheep miwemin's aie unRem Kiel ardson Bad lake rountv de lt at30 4 F at Orville under aerved A the du of re owner in rhtldren of a tree auto Tuesday lime Mopkln p 1 forgery work accompllithed butgimy hat number reward prtving WINS t'ONIEST der wav with 500000 fleeres to te Jr second vice president Mrs m iiiih fdvya rear term! Oenrie Hosird robbery ( hsrlea (’ Jck-tereiommended of Provo American Legion post for their cooperation each school tended Ihe t apltol theater matiw on ROOSEVE LT— Roneta Lalh-ann li ret Gr rfdv r 1 uiefotd second de handled In the enMimR two weeks Msiy A Hannifin financial secretary luh to turn over to I nUfd Rt ale marshal will be in Interment Provo ceme admission of a receive ree will framed r third mr It nee Saturday mornlnf degree City Halt Lake rnun Mi a Jesse Logan hurglarv Harry phture grand Isr the Roosevelt L I S irmlmary dre recording secreUroigr 12 time aerved robbery and STARTS ERIK ( ON( FKTS ll mo th day burgDrv Bohert H Mi ( Mn to which waa a note from the trry fieorgo Uaahlngtoir from tho ren irrnatlon contest Iriduv Oilier tary Mia L P Davis treasurer Daniel juvond degree murder Oil minimum termination ef jeommended Wvo-H- an EVANSTON v children F had the chamber Junior saving Jame McDonald fe tv Heptembrr I stand were degree burg art A'llbeik parent! Eramls ELECT OHIOR6 fWrer Schneider Instructor of niusn In Evhunt h Weber grand larceny time Ian Mir David Mi Gregory mi set Ihe city street department re- aervedieve3 month Rosa Florence patUelpated lit the campaign Pierce and depositors George F N Men Jnme no re Martin robbery mmetida rnntdr P dav EUREKA-T- he anston schools is condurtinK a sei rs Lady Elk of lFHf -- A mx meeting of deposi The picture a western thriller ported to Mr Course? that It had 1e Blam lie Lublin turn ter in lunt top rffeelh August 4 grand Inrrenv Jug Mitchell robbery tm of the Stale Hank nf Iahl has have elected Mra Mavnard hauled away more tiavh In the was aiippiied by Ihe Paramount The Htan'ev U'ah rmniry grand lar Fdde Moby find larcni) Ua"d E Penn of six fire musuil proyiuns 7 P1 fnrrcr John Prn first was juvrn at the amliMi mm iron'll I1drv rei un r bhrrv Fr'a retiE hme aerved j’pe-taai two weeka than In any precalled fur Monday at 7 30 p m Griggs pre idenl Mra ft V linkKl'tMIMt LINED exchange and union operator of J'nw-t bti y Pvxn Mfl bur mended degree termination year gllectUs Brp 1 li f A T K I in t le Irhl Meinmial building to due man Mis Walter and vious campaign and Mayor I ouia PROVO -- Howard Lavl of Pmvc local No inyht eonsnting (f six hind e fohherv (MeRhmf ?blery president ntver P 'Paul Hit elei tions and a Wrs nyinn in enten- William H4iren-nThom a fta’t fake remiy grand f’ W ftmnh robber fmamlal aecrelary Mra was fiord $15 nr 15 d'cva In jnll hatur Mvrcua Suss the pi event status of the bank 1 ranke elagg hand of lotal 09 donated reported alaiafattory 7 n m'h W Plant H l'ndke ran end rat-- i ond cantata 9 nerved time dtr jrnbbery e ut the pocjsibililles f it reopening the John F Rowe The ollmr five win lc thatr aervtcra progteta In hi effort to rid tho trfn ircorchng aerrelaiy dny by City Judge Maui lie Harding e nmttiruU lloti h'hn ft W 'Ham rofbejy month gentrtuje (emit ol knowledge 1 llield at following wetk-einiill LwtstUUu£l Wlicil lie pleaded guilty to speeding I tourney hall man of iho Gear Ucanuicr llonief Wyman flrlun owner of aulu city of dilapidated building ral4 Legion Schedules er Fete Fortv-Nmer- s’ I Fruit-val- pro'-pectin- er for ht d in Pon-dero- sa ll War-de- ll ’ P-- n er Bron-dir- k Consul Killed bv A- Machine Gunners r B- Convention Gives Support to Hoover Fruit-val- Aard n SUMMARY OF ACTION TAKEN BY STATE PARDONS BOARD Reduction Brings In Horse Laugli 1 1 © 1 7 X 1 1 yellow- er -wheeled 1 I lor n -- n ft I J Irih Iajoff ft 1 Ttie ft FUei-Um- s i 1 1 Children Reap Rewards prt nl I For Aiding Cleanup Drive A ft -- I 1 -- I1 ft t ( vc 1 deg-r- VV 1 I ft flt Fu-rek- a I V 'r i i 4 Ui-Ua- a r- -