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Show TIIK OGDEN TOST plants were all piled up arJ ately burned. Mr. Mathews says there is a antine to prohibit tomato plai shipped into Utah from any the union except Nevada, tV.if.LV' :a and parts of Idaho, because o' ' t istence of this pest. If the Colorado potato beetle J SCHEDULE BROADCASTING a start in the fields of I - jVViT get WEEK OF SIAY 17 inspector says, it would cost thV. arm- era and the state thousands a;.' KLO Hotel Bigelow, Ogden sands of dollars to combat it. thou. Friday Informal variety pro- G to 8 P. M. Igram. 8 to 9 P. M. Talent contest. Saturday TONIGHT Informal variety pro-- I G to 8 P. M. NATIONAL BROADCAST grain. 9 to 10 P. M. Kiwams club. Sunday 11 to 1 A. M. Noonday music. 7:30 to 9:00 1 M. 5 to 5:30 P. MPopular broadcast of featured recording artists. 5:30 to 6:00 P. M. American Le- - RADIO PROGRAMS Construction Work in Laying Pipe for Natural Gas Speeded During Inclement Weather Despite Difficulties KSL Igion. G to 8 P. M. pram- 8 to 9 20 Informal variety pro- - P. M. I. O. O. F. program. VICTOR ARTISTS Monday 6 I to 8 P. M. Informal variety pro- - IN A Tm. 90 Talent contest. Tuesday G to 8 P. M. Informal variety pro- 8&ni. 8 to 9 P.M. Rotary club. Wednesday Informal variety pro-- I C tc 8 P.M. ' gram. 8 to 9 P. M. Talent contest Featured studio 9 to 9:30 P.M. artibts. Thursday 6 to 8 P. M. Informal variety pro-- I gram. 8 to 9 P. M. In the Lions den. 8 to 9 P. M. MINUTE CONCERT. The Greatest Musical Concert in Radio History! Here Are the Artists You Will Hear: Gene Austin Franklyn Baur Rosario Bourdon Jesse Crawford Richard Crooks Frank Crumit Morton Downey Mischa Elman The High Hatters Hulda Lashauska Johnny Marvin George Olson The Revelers Nathaniel Shilkret Jack Smith Aileen Stanley Lawrence Tibbett Rudy Valee Victor Concert Orchestra Victor Salon Orchestra Victor Symphony Orchestra HEAR THE CONCERT AND GET THE RECORDS AT TIIE NATIONAL BROADCAST TONIGHT (FRIDAY) KSL 9:00 P. M. to 7:30 Twenty Victor artists in a program. The artists you will hear are as follows: Civil Gene Austin, Franklyn Baur, Rosario Bourdon, Jesse Crawford, Richard Crooks, Frank Crumit, Morton Dow- I new, Mischa Elman, The High Hat- I ters, Ilulda Lashauska, Johnny Mar- George Olson The Revelers, The United States Civil Service thaniel Shukret, comhas announced open TAtett, Ruby Vn follows: as examinations tanvy Lawrenca petitive Concert Orchestra, .Victor Mechanical engineer, at $3,800 a Jee. letor Symphony AtOrchestra, year, U. S. penitentiary service, Orchestra. Kansas. and Leavenworth, Ga., lanta, ' Junior observer in meteorology, at buweather to a $1,740 TomatO year, $1,440 reau throughout the United States. Junior pharmacologist, at $2,200 a IvflySVlHG DCStrOyeCl year, hygienic laboratory, U. S. public health service, Washington, D. C.I Shipments of tomato plants were 0 Soil scientist (soil erosion), at $3,- - burned by H. P. Mathews, district to $4,000 a year; associate soil ricultural inspector, Monday and (soil erosion), at $3,200 to I jay because of being infested with live $3,700 a year; assistant soil scientist harva 0f the Colorado potato beetle, (soil erosion), at $2, G00 to $3,100 a I The plants had been shipped to the year, bureau of chemistry and soils, I Kayaville Canning company, The first shipment consisted of 2000 department of agriculture, for duty in Washington, D. C., or in the field. (plants from Arkansas and the engineer, $3,800 a year; on(j 0f iooo plants from Georgia. The natural-ga- s engineer, $3,800 a year; associate petroleum engineer, $3,200 a engineer, I 12 year; associate natural-ga- s 6 $3,200 a year; assistant petroleum engineer, $2,000 a year; assistant natural-gas engineer, $2, GOO a year, bu- reau of mines and geological survey. Assistant chief business specialist,) 0 (small dwelling construction) at a year, bureau of standards, de-- 1 partment of commerce, Washington, 90-min- New Preserving Berry Farmers Encampment Being Developed From At Logan July 15 to 18 Many Wild Varieties For the pnst eight years farmers and farmers' wives of the state have the strawberries in the United x'en guests of the Extension Service States and most of those of the world uring the summer at the Utah State that is, the tame ones are descend- Agricultural college. ants of two wild American strawberThis annual visit to the state col-eone has come to be known as the a of the coast native Pacific ries, and the other a native of the eastern 'armors Encampment and that por-io- n All CHURCHES CHURCH OF TIIE GOOD SHEPJohn W. Hyslop, rector, corner of Twenty-fourt- h street and Grant HERD avenue. Service Exams List Opportunities In Government Jobs Trinity Sunday. The church school will meet at 9:30 m. The morning prayer and sermon by the Reverend Thomas Parker Boyd, of San Francisco, at 11:00 a. m. Subject: The Law of Life." United States. of the campus which is reserved service at 8:00 p. m. SubThere are many other wild straw 'or the guests is known as the Tent jectEvening of address, The Cosmic Vitamin." berries, however, that did not take 2ity Lecause tents are pitched as Dr. Boyd will conduct a health mispart in developing our present kinds. iving quarters for the large number sion in the Guild Hall during the week, In the untried wild ones may lurk of farm families who attend. each afternoon at 3:00 p. m. and evesome valuable trait that can be bred Leading agriculturists of the nation ning at 8:00 p. m. into our domestic varieties which may are engaged to give special lecture Eminent Clergy man to Speak Here make them even more desirable than work pertaining to the best methods Sunday they now are. At any rate, plant of farming. An intensive schedule of Dr. Thomas Parker Boyd, of San breeders are turning to the wild sorts work and play is carried out each year Francisco, will preach both morning for improving the strawberry, espec- which holds the interest of young a and evening in the Church of the Good ially to develop new types better old alike. Shepherd and conduct a mission of This year the Extension Service health adapted to such specific purposes as each afternoon at 3:00 p. m. canning, preserving, and candy mak- ;'cels unusually fortunate in securing and evening at 8:00 p. m. during the ,he services of O. E. Heed, chief of week in the Guild hall. ing. George M. Darrow, who is in charge the bureau of dairying, United States Dr. Boyd is a leader in the modern of strawberry-breedinwork for the department of agriculture, Washing- movement to restore spiritual healing United States department of agricul- ton, I). C., to lead in the program to its place in church life. ture, has already achieved some suc- which will center around dairying. He was one of the pioneers in the cess in this field. From the thousands Mr. Reed is acclaimed to be the Emanuel Movement, and has of crosses made he has selected four most authority on dairy-n- g ever insisted on the of in the United States at the present the mental and promising varieties especially suited forces with spiritual for preserving. They are known only ;imc. lie will spent two days at the those classed as material. He is the by number as yet, and will need to be ncampment in July. founder of the society of the Healing tested for adaptation before they can The bureau of dairying in the de- Christ, a teaching society to train men be recommended for planting. The partment of agriculture has recog- and women everywhere to do the D. C. breeding of preserving sorts is only nized the importance of the dairy in works of Jesus. Junior engineer and deck officer, at begun, he says, and every region will dustry in Utah when the chief of the Miss Edna Lister, a singer of rare a year, U. S. coast and geo-2,000 conD. has need its own particular variety. urcau at Washington, C., charm, will sing at each service. All detic survey. The technique of breeding is rela sented to appear on the program at are invited. Associate specialist marketing tively simple, Mr. Darrow explains, the farmers' encampment, said Di(wool), at $3,200 to $3,700 a year, but the important and difficult part rector William I'etcrson of the Utah deFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH The ureau of agricultural economics, is in making the selections. To breed extension service in commenting on of agriculture, for duty in a new kind, no matter for what pur- Mr. Heed's coming. Everyone in- Church of the Chimes," Arthur J. Han- partment D. C., or in the field. Washington, pose, two parent varieties are cross- terested in dairying is going to miss sen, pastor. Detail draftsman (mechanical), I Memorial Sunday will be observed ed. They may be wild or tame. The an opportunity if he fails to appear a $189 engineering draftsman pollen from the flower of one is plac- at the encampment this year where at the morning service at 11:00 oclock $187.50 month; a assistant engineermonth; ed on the pistil of the flower of the it will be possible to come in personal next Sunday, May 26. The guests of a month; ju$1G8.75 draftsman, ing A. the bureau honor G. Lo Dix of will chief be the contact 11., with other. The seed developing from such the nior $150 n draftsman, engineering a cross is planted and every resultant of dairying which heads tho industries gan post No. 3, the Womans Relief Panama Canal service. month, No. A. 2, Auxiliary of the' G. Corps seedling grown to fruiting age before in the United States." Assistant in agricultural informa-- 1 Professor J. B. Fitch, head of the R., and the Abraham Lincoln Circle selections are made. If there are 3 at $2,000 a year, office of food, tion, Memacres of seedlings in fruiting there dairy husbandry department of the No. 3, Ladies of the G. A. R. and insecticide administration,! drug, bers of Christian the will church be First lvnnsas State Agricultural college, 8,000 kinds, each different may of agriculture, Washingdepartment from the others. From this enormous will also be present at the encamp also join in the service, and the Rev D. C. ton, D. erenu is considered U Fitch will ment. Professor number certain promising ones are Hughes participate All states except Maryland, Vir- in the program. saved and each is propagated in a to rank among the three Vermont, Delaware and the Disginia, separate short row. When they bear, dairy specialists in the country, lie Special patriotic music will include trict of Columbia have received less if there is sufficient fruit, canning and will give instructions on modern dairy he following numbers: The Story of than their share of appointments in Old Glory," (Ernest Ball); and The preserving tests arc made of the more methods. service! the apportioned departmental Without be A. will a also There Stain," (C. representatives Flag White) ; at promising ones by canners and preC. D. Washington, servers with whom Mr. Darrow hqs from the National Dairy Council; vocal solos by Mrs. Bernice Tyree; information may be obtained breeders' associations and leading Miss Marjorie Perrins, accompanist; fromFull made arrangements. A. R. Ward secretary of the violin solo, The Kashmire Song" Utahns in the dairy industry. United civil service board of States disModern dairy equipment will be (Amy Woodfordc), by Mrs. Winifred examiners at the post office or cusMrs. on Tressa accomthe various at Smith, Drabble, campus points played in tomhouse this city. where the farmers will be privileged panist. Comrades, Tried and True," to examine the devices, receive in- will be the theme of the sermon. A1 Telling the truth at all times will structions ns to their uses but no sales members of patriotic organizations are save wear and tear on the memory. talks will be given. especially invited. The Senate cafe, 338 Twenty-fift- h The Bible school meets at 9:45 a. mL W. W. Owens, chairman of the prostreet, will reopen Monday after be- gram committee for the 1929 encamp-- ( and the Young Peoples Union at 6:45 Continued on page 9. ) ing closed several days for remodeling p. m. Evening service at 8:00 oclock and renovating. A new lunch counter subject of sermon, Courting Trouble. is being installed, and new booths pu ; The k service Is held on Wed in. New lighting fixtures and floor nesday evening at 8:00 oclock. Cross coverings are also new features. A new Chinese cook direct from Better to misplace trust occasionally Chicago has been employed by the Captain Frank D. Adams, of the company to specialize in Chop Suey Army Air Service, in company with than to harbor distrust. Day. and Noodles done in the most approv Lieutenant R. L. Maughn, Captain C. ed fashion. B. Whitney, Lieutenant Bayard Taylor and Captain Ralph Fry will leave O. Salt Lake City Saturday, May 25, for W. C. Kaysville, Utah Casper, Wyoming. Each will pilot an Club Army l.T. I. airplane. The flight will le in formation. landing will be made at Rock W. C. Carnes, manager of the Springs, both going and returning, Many homes are destroyed Carnes Music company, was elected for fuel. The round trip, which will by fires which start in the president of the Lions club at the cover approximately 1000 miles, will basement. A reinforced meeting held at the Hotel Big- be made in 10 hours, flying time. .1 elow Thursday. concrete floor between F. Kelly Goddard, y This flight is the longthe retiring president, becomes basement and est that has been attempted by reserve living rooms ft will stop these fires and pilots. Ix'ster Ashton was elected second f adds less than two per cent Lawrence H. Evans A was of the cost home. to on FOR your secretary, and Hugh Broadbent was treasurer. Full information in & CLEANING DYEING our Lnc Ackerlice was elected taiUvister, WATCHES. DIAMONDS, booklets ask for your free SATISFACTION and Jack Crowsley as lion tamer. REVOLVERS, GUNS, PHONE 102 Joseph Chez and W. J. Critclilow, copy. Jr., were elected directors for a two-yeRIFLES, KODAKS, $r PORTLAND CEMENT term, and Ellis Van Dyke and ETC. Lawrence Farr, directors, for a ASSOCIATION term. Alfred Gladwcll was re-?McComick Building Uncle SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Publicly man Gene & Dyers, ge g, so-call- ed out-standi- ng $3,-80- an Carnes Music Co. FlantS Are at One Friend Tells Another 2350 Washington Ave. ag-80- Tues-scienti- st Special Telephone 1101 Ogdens Exclusive Victor Store. Will be Open This Evening for the Concert! Weeks Summer Course and VOCAL Private or Group Instruction Reed Gramwell Phone 2809-- J LOW Summer Excursion FAi&ES out-standi- ng Senate Cafe Reopens After Remodeling Reserves to Make Country Flight For Sale mid-wee- Peonies for Decoration It. Reduce your Carnes Elected Lions President Layton fire risk! I un-nu- al cross-countr- vice-preside- nt. vice-preside- Money To Loan re-elec- ted ed ar ono-ye- ar lu w10-BS- Ilalli-chri.t- - d My o' ,5oJ,l,lrd- - If you arent more sensible than you are sensitive, you cant win. De Luxe Cleaners Inc. 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