| Show t tTIic Wednesday July 2 1947 J - Salt £akc Tribtme 17 c v g5’vV 'tfs4 1 ri1 r Jr' Vj A 11 var w: d - it W’-''i4 LM? v - ' S y ’h- i f - & “ axL-Kls- WED I 2 t --43 £ Luncheon i 4 14 “ V? V4 "u‘iir'’iijSf? V Jwr lhh ‘R’ Salad Macaroni 4 :' ! ‘ Puritan L Tribun Deleirates Honor Pioneers in Trail Rites Trtfcme Sl Kpeetml FCOTTSBLUFF Neb — Fifty r errber of the American Pioneer Trals Assn representing more than 20 states paid tribute Tuesday to the immigrants who blazed paths across the west almost a century ago Scouts to Witness Indian Dances J feature of the p oneer acout camp to be held at Fort Do u flax the night of July 20 U be a aeries cf authentic A c- ! Cen-trra- Irian dances b5’ Chief White Cloud and a group of Indians George Q Morris general chairman announced Tuesday Karl Young Brigham Young University professor and an on Indan dances also will participate In the dancing The rustic entrance pate for the tent cty of from 4000 to 5000 boys now is nearing completion on Wasatch bivd north of Sunnj-sidave Bovs will begin arriving for the encampment J idy 19 when groups from Cal forma are due here The camp pregram begins July 21 and 'will continue until July 25 Members of the general committee and operating committees met Tuesday at 50 N Mam to check details and complete camp c rg animation au-th-in- ty e r 812 East 2nd South Ceremonies of the g roup Tuesday included a commemoration program at the grave of Rebecca Winters Mormon mother who died along the old Mormon trail in 1852: dedication of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers Monument at site of old Fort John southwest of Gering and ground breaking for the William H Jackson memorial wing to Scottsbluff na- Centennial Fboto Tliis Structure Razed for Rail T ermiual There’s a railroad station on this corner now In the intersection near-b- y it’s a rare day when even one horse goes by other than as cargo in the busy automotive traffic regulated day and night by semaphore signal lights During the latter part of the 19th century the Valley house saw Its hey-da- y as a favorite Salt Lake hostelry If memory doesn’t serve too well here’s a clue for those who can’t quite remember the location: Now there's a modern hotel with central heating and elevators across the street from where the Valley house stood so proudly through many decades when the state and city were beginning to emerge from the roughness and hardships characteristic of pioneer times In its rooms many prominent visitors were accommodated Some of the men who participated in the old territorial legislatures and in the conventions which wrote and adopted the state constitution took lodgings here A few' years after the new century was born time and progress assessed their toll This landmark of the old community was replaced by the Bamberger depot at South and West Temple streets Today’s Centennial contest photo was submitted by Mrs J E Chisholm 1751 tional museum Howard R Driggs of New York association president turned the first spadeful of earth at site of the Jackson wing which will house paintings of that pioneer photographer artist and frontiersman At the site of Rebecca Winters’ grave Heber Bennion Jr Utahn secretary of state and of the pioneer mother spoke briefly Mrs Ellis Shipp Musser of Salt Lake City granddaughter of William Fletcher Reynolds who carved Rebecca Winters’ name on a wagon tire which marks the grave also spoke at the site of old Fort John and members of D A R and the association joined in dedicating the monument to the fort which was set up just a few miles off the old trail to serve needs of pioneer travelers Wednesday morning members of the association traveling in cars will leave for Salt Lake City where the annual A P T A meeting wull be held They will visit historic sites along the way arriving in Salt Lake City Monday Park st great-grandso- CfJf Phone 25 PICNIC SPECIALS FOR JULY 4th 1b G9c (Shank End) Ready to Eat 1b 49c PICHIC HAMS (Ready to Eat) Ib 45c Pot Roast erf lb" 49c Franks Lunch Meat lb 45c Legs Lamb ID 05C Grid Ground Beef Ib 39e Friers b 59e Giuiutwd Uia HAM -- A Oregon Jumbo Ib 39c CLOSED JULY 4TII ORLY There Is No Substitute for Quality 't Re freshing-HI-LA- 1 ND BUTTERMILK A Quality Dairy 14c c Chili Con Carne u27c Vienna Sausage 16c MT CRACKERS A visitation from the Far East Tuesday interrupted routine in the office of V L Martineau county agricultural agent Visitors were Satya Ranjan Assam province India and Mrs Barooah originally from Central province Sent by the Indian government to study in America 15 months ago Mr Barooah has been engaged for most of that period at the University of California Berkeley in graduate soil and 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