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Show CAPITOL, LOMU, Today & Sak'-ssaKM- A STEPS 0UT-- Sim. lo Wed. Ida Lupino and Vidor McLaglen in SEA DEVILS Dim? wtC TUH0 s8 A DAILY THOUGHT It doesn't taka much business lenne to start in business, but it takes a whole lot of it to keep in buslnsai TIGERS SMITHFIELD HAKE FINE (COUNTY is SECOND IH : For the w.ri:u ,The Smidhtield Tigers drew a loll of favorable comment at the North-- ; February 2 cm Utah tournament, played recently isi.jn jj at Ogden, by their fast aggressive I U1"1 " 1. ..-,nral j , GOLD AND GREEN RALL VIEWS FROM CAPITOL HILL RECORDj SANITATION PROGRAM ' HYGIENE LECTURES TO BE HELD TUESDAY TO RE GIVEN The MIA of the three wards will Ur. D. I. Carr of the Utah Slate hold their lit cen aiul Cold 11. ill. lto.ird of Wealth wiH give a aeries , thv Smithfield Junior high n lunl of illuMt iviii-- le. lures in Cache Ctoun- h Ol S rt. . next Tuesday night, Mar.-An ly from March 22nd to 2Gth lialmoa, Jr. on ion in the few days of the sessions that eight piece orchestra I.:. been enas Jlygicne. amended a house bill in' sen&jors Correfspundent one to play for thu dance. Durll.e following schedule will be orcler to deprive the atate liquor gaged Utah east (UP) ing the dn.uv the three wirds will carried out mid adults servers all conuuission credited are Invited Governor Henry hi direction. power to control demonstrate the MU dance f r this 1,; pm us Sllk'e Ju!y LjH. Ekd with a one hundred per licensing and revoking of licenses.. t.i at lend where it ia moat convenAfter winning easily Munlay from .'.Hi, 3;i0; '.tv.al privies under ient. As the bill was pussed, local gov- year. VlA,v,,nt vi'tory as the state legislature West Weber and losing a hard fought Our entire community lsuld lx lUiti; total PA Monday, 8 p. in. funds expended to lnded its sessions after approving ernments will l in complete control out next battle Wednesday to Central. The Logan junior to this high sehoul. Tuesday night all of Blood's nominees for state of beer aales, with no limits set for 430.98. Friday, date, hoys out clashed Boxelder ball the ul grand junior high achejl. Three counties expended f uiui ,luni4sions allJ departments, Tuesdiy, 10 a. m. Logan high. licensing fees. but ramg back Saturday too tired Dancing will atari promptly at 9 Tueail-i8 p. m. Lewiston. olose Fh:ed the of "local Cache with to an Victory from win a to open threat that and stale option" oclock. scrappy County (Nwth) Utah! 11 a. m. USAC audiforces was credited as victory for Wednesday, factions might Both Creek aggregation. While they county had a total under WPA uf 000 torium. the 10 a11 State leader fse the outclass pa Municipal to with able league, were a total WPA funds expend-- i (Agdeniles appropriaI) U P TO MEET K Wedne-day- , less p, m. llyrum, South oa the floor they failed to convert ed to February 2a, 1937 of $24,537.23. aion measure. progressive in the fight for home control. The Daughters of the Pioneers Caclie liigfti schooL were to state appointed of their van a fair percentage Boxelder county 818 privies; funds positions, of the Sarah Woodruff cuinp will .Blood remained obstinate in choosThursday, 10 a. m. South Cache Fallowing is a list of appoint- meet ut the home (beta. expended $24,4980. uf Mrs. Ella Hall high school. his own men deto ments ing for the commissions some state and had valuable The Tigers jobs. Weber county 1014 WPA privies; Friday, March 19 at 2:30 p. m. A Thursday 8 p. m. Smithfield Junior Not a single member of tournament experience and won the funds partments, recommended by Governor expended $33,076.10. good attendance is desired. high ichaoL EL officers is Blood and accredited fans a iHenry of the for themselves, approved by itspect Friday, 10 a. m. North Cache high the Senate. progressive. their school end our city. NOTICE Observers believed the progressive Public Service (hnnmiasion: Walter Stitutions for the next two years, sdbool. was awarded a medal Ned Mile March 13, 1937 bl ic conceded Dr. 11. K. Alerrill, pnwident of the defeat lste Saturday K. Granger, Cedar City; Ward C. slid through both houses lute Sunfor being the most aggressive play-t- r With tlie inciting snow in Spring Caclie Valley Medical Society voices Wies-lowhen became it Otto A. Holbrook, night, certain that Pitday. Clearfield; Bob while the in tourney; comes our greatest danger fr:m the the of tlie society for Salt Lake City. Today, the administration faced the npprov-aand Max gjvexixir would remain adamant cher, Berko Scrowther, dread Typhoid Fever, Hook Worm, in his choices, even h&d Commission: James W. the task uf finding approximately these lectures. They will be very iLiquor Rich were given serious consideraand other highly contag- session been fonced. Funk, Richmond; Henry Jorgenson. $1,500,000 difference between what much worthwhile. tion for medals and would likely Dysintary ious diseases which are spread by Lack of an appropriations bill to Sandy; Herbert Taylor, Suit Lake the legislature appropriated and the have wen the awards had the teams AllSSIONAllY FAREWELL Lites total estimated revenue. flies, rodents and other pests hav- provide state departments with need- City. standing been higher. ed where human to BE funds Tax TO Ouuimisaion: would have in State item aiceess Irwin GIVEN the forced a buildings single ing Largest specbudget will in bear These boys watching A misshmnry farewell will be held ial sessiun, but Blood could have exexcretia is openly exposed. (chairman) Salt Lake City; was $1,105,000 for the University the future in high school circles.. n Now Therefore, the Officials of ercised his prerogative of calling the Howard P. Leathum, Wellaville; lio-c- of Utah. The state agricultural col- in the Smithfield First word E. Hammond, Salt Lake City; lege at Lqgnn wai given $965,000 Thursday, March 25 In honor uf Smithfield City find it necessary to meet for the specific purpose of SMITHFIELD EIGHTH ..econd largest item on the list. Robert MoCann, son of Mr. and Mrs. take immediate steps to enforce the (passing an appropriations measure J. W Knight, Provo. WIN CHAMHOXSIIi: Alliort MoCann, who will leave noon State held and Insurance C. tasks their at to ordinance above Commissioner, legislators safeguard the, The Smithfield eighth grade won for the Northwestern States misof until such a measure was spproved. C. Neslen, Salt Lake City. the and of health lives 22nd people Utahs tluro legist, completed sion. the northern Cache valley championRoad AbCommiukuier: The battle over this George its acssians niter ipassing a total appointments city. ship Monday when they downed a A g.jd program has been planbot, Trenwnton. All who have such a building on centering in the progressive-controf 187 bills und memorials, and strong Newton team 25 to 8 in the ned after which the remainder of Board Marie led Johnof was to in factor house, Agriculture: are 352 prein major their others committee or hereby urged premises killing final game of the round robin. the evening will be turned over to have the same made san- - longing the session nearly three days son, Draper; John Hansen, Riverton; by striking the enacting clause. The .Smith field team has gone arrange to H. L. Richards, Fielding; G. L. dancing. its scheduled of March time. month beyond this 50 been closing total within the have Of ipassed, itary through the season play unbeaten IA. Tlie public in invited to attend. Hobson, Hoy tsvills m D., 1937. lleose cooperate with' signed by the governor, 125 hive and in fact have never been on the USAC board ef trustees: F. B. been were as ceremonies brief one hundred Closing, forSmithfield mid both in in hou'es us making passed short end of a score after the first Lake F P. warded for gubernatorial signature; D U P TO MEET per cent sanitary. Free labor can legislators' hurried to complete form- Stephens, Salt Dr. M City; MacFar-lanquarter. J. The Willow Valley camp of the WPA. See Mr. alities in order to get home and at- Champ, Logan; and 12 memorials and revolutions the from had be In their eight schedule and play Cedar City; G. Q. Spencer, have been OKd. Daughters of the Utah Pioneers will Materials costa ia but a tend to private business neglected off games the boys have garnered Talbot. B. B. White, Paradise; Mrs. meet 63 the the tame of Mrs. Ingra Payson; local days. during past 0ttr 8U,n' Major legislation passed included: Van ai 207 to 66for their oppon-- 1 March 19 at 2:30 ip. At 10:60 p. m. Sunday night a 1 T. Jensen, Roy. . Onlen, Generali ents, so Coach Gordon need not feel m. The .pnogium is os follows: his'house committee waited on the senBuilding Commieeion: J. O. Elton, L. V. TOOLSON, entirely discouraged about the next ate to inform that body that the Salt Lake City; W. E. Kyberg, Salt Direct iprimimy bill; appropriatim tory of Mrs. Emma Harper Hill-yiiMayor. years prospects. ull Lake City; R E. Wadaworth, Ogden. of $800,000 unnuilly from motor velower chamber had completed by her daughter, Elaine Hill-yaG. L. GEES, In winning the sound robin the on hicle funds to be used school and deaf Utah for county and to was Trustees, business llyer; accordion music by Mrs. necessary ready Health Physician boys take possession of the basketgo home. Senators concurred, end blind: Rabbi S. II Gordon, Salt Lake roads and city streets; a measure Rose Raymond; lesson, Indian Chiefs ANDERSON, OLIVER ball given to the champs by North Marshal adjournment motions were made al- City; Mrs. A B. Corey, Ogden; Dr. to provide return of funds returned who had dealings with pioneers, by Cache high echooL to the state from Tayfor Grazing Mias Hannah Hind; reading Helen most simultaneously in both houses. R 1L Hampton, Salt Lake City. Local Board of Health. Smithfield Co nunis loners: La act fees and requiring they be ex- Timmins. All pioneer members are of Board Park Adv. Elwood, f urged to be present Refreshments Logislatrs showed a propensity for layette Hancbett, Salt Lake City; pended for range rehabilitation. ooo Relief: will be served. the session R. L. Jones, Salt Lake City. closing investigations, Old age nadstance bill, providing STUDENTS MAY WIN Lowe, f Text Book Oommiasion: Ralph Nil-eowith approval of a five man comMcCann f .... Nephi; Nellie U. Hendricks, maximum payments of $35 monthly TRAVEL BUREAU WANTS mittee to investigate alleged "unto Utahns 65 years of age or over; Boskdley, c ethical practices in the session, and Ogden. Parkinson, c Trustees, Utah training school for appropriation of $200,000 annually RECREATION empowered to investigate any state MATERIAL feeble minded: S. T. Jeppenaen, Og- for the teachers retirement fund; department or officer. Utah high school students are out Still breathing heavily as a result den. F. Moone, g provided money for the firemens increased .proposed to win their share of unviersity of the L. Moone, g Board of Regents, University of pension fund; joint legislative committees awarded in two be to social welfare to a It is urged that ell chambers of EL Lake Salt Dr. scholarship expenditures Utah: J. Smith, g Galligan, last week which shook the over minimum educational events, in winch two na- report $1,000,000 and commerce, civics clubs, travel profigure then state liquor and public service City; Janies Ingebretsen, Salt Lake evover maximum of tional champions snd winners in $1,500,000. Lake Salt A motion organizations, and say other Mrs. J. Gorham, commissions completely out of office City; Newton be City; T. A. Williams, Salt Lake Revenue: ery state will be selected. to statehouse employees began organizations or individuals forward a few moDr. R. H Hinckley, Ogden; Following the announcement Approved windfall" tax Handy of conversation City; again. wary 1937 meat essay tor vehicle fund and $1,000,000 sur- at least two copies of descriptive Linen days ago of the . .. The report an outstanding high- - Joseph Hughes, Spanish Fork. era la-.- t session; leviel or (photographic literature, setting and meat lsisler c i Garner of the session, charged Public Board of commissioners for pro- plus accumulated , light uUady to sup- forth the attractions of it he State, tax coimt.es Utah state (2.4 mills) nine in H. Peterson incom. motion of uniformity of legislation largest use to the United States Raw- port the large budget; approved their C. W. States: enrolled United in the with commissioners Touring Ins)udJ"lv , Live petency, Liquor Salibuiy t to tax to intended $150,000 H. W. produce Lake C. Peterson Leary, ents, City; formation Office, 1604 U. S. Court failure to comply with legal require-Stoc- k lings, Salt .... and Moat ' JILi ments, failure to enforce the law. Salt Lake City; G. W. Wurthcn, indirectly, and to increase sales tax House, Foley Square, New York entries ire collections by $350,000; created new Additional Other Provo. Totals 4 2 0 8 sor. City. on i (and. binled at open .graft. $400,000 T. J. How- mine tax expected divert Dr. Health: mild- (Board of since the closing da..e is n1 for in came This bureau, which has been es- departments I from school districts and counties, tsbiished Lake City. Salt ells, tb by the National Park Ser- The Logan Buffaloes the won uL1 participatilis tta. Id Briard of control, State Histor.cal estimated to increase revenues by V,M to travcl inlormatioa Cache Valley championship WednesKanah 10 C. Alter, Salt Lake City; $150,000; increased liquor prices Fillnmre, Kaysville, J. to the society: is anxious to receive Smith-fielpublic, d Salt day when they downed the Mrs. Cornelia l.und, Salt Lake City; per cent. Manli, Morgan, Murray, Provo, such literature together with a noti15 27 to of score a Tigers by H. S. Auerbach, Salt Lake City; Labor: Lake City and Fark City. fication as to the of each in a hard act. which is available quality fought battle at the LogPassed employees relation tho fourteen I is Rcpresen-mea- t J. F. Ricks, Logan; W. R. Palmer, This JJJ for public distriwrappings. an school. The local team controlled parliamentary be eight-homllar to col- bution. providing essay contest to C,lh.Uu tatives, led by C. 4V. Spence, con- - Cedar City. They would also like to obthe ball at least half f the time is limited l Utah state hospital: J. lar" shift for underground miners; tain reference books as they have senate Trustee, Participation pressure;; charged hut were lacking tiually flic rontccheck-ofhoop at f aadly ecoimmies. system of pay.ng f approved Jones, Salt Lake City, nt while senators charged house mem-Ifpom writcrs wbo u u is indicated by the fact they taking a home State Industrial school: Cnion dues; mcreaRed industrial com- chiico of several to Trustees, presi3 write tPlvel with hive put bon attempting lilmvy made only 5 of 15 free tries. are workers who p ein F. Francis, Ogden; V R. Madsen, pensation for uf which on the Unitcd Sutea fcr pub. the on governor. The field goal trie were in about nll t10sure in essay fo'm ployed comparatively short pen ala li!BtIon here alroad Within the house itself, a minor Salt Lake City. tunity to present the same W. Cornmiasion: proportion. during the yeir; passe 1 a wr.es of when Water br-'kthe into Inforinati Jn u guested on Storage out open ate revolt In the first quarter the Tiger bills providing f r ng:rtriclasses about the Iiute County Samuel Page accused R. Wallace, Salt Lake City; J. A. star festivals, pagemtSf jeos, pir (uards allowed the clever Birtlcson L iron cf PrPL'rt n.ions, lcgonzing peaceful faIrgf Lake City; Wiliam and fa.-recreation centers, Speaker Josqph Jensen of "unfair- Andenon, Salt b slip In for several setups nnl tion. V' au f Layton was ttic, ness Gillman, picketing, aetling up toe state In camping facilities, hiking trails, evJ. W. consider to Peterson, Login; in Page's refusing Cali-j ith Gflgen re-t- o . his as last a on year. dus.rial , lab'r commission great capitalizing ch unpion a division n a motion Orem; E. J. Pickett, St. George; ents, mineral springs, etc. nal chain ; naition for heighth they took a commandin : . J. M. Knighton, Gunniem; G. F.lati.ns board. run,;slivd the nali Inasmuch as the purpose of this saunter. 1 lead only to see it dwindle away that he wanted some Stallings, Ogden; H W. Ballard Jr., Businesson. organization is to stimulate the Declaring pi measures during the second quarter. The half Smithfield; Dr. Juhn A Wldstoe, Salt fow :Jj tourist travel between stales Tlie ded 14 o 11 for Logan. The third ln,t yrer for pos.rible. Lake City. Directors, Utah State ith Logan C. Winder, Salt Lake City fourth period Salt Lake Mackenzie, developed into a mu in train struggle with eadt Centerville; W J. Co wen. mrnt of Utah to cooperate. Warwick Lamoreuax, Salt moat in t' dwt waking only 2 points. Aim.i ' Vi some 60 days Salt Lake City; Dr R. C. Swalbcig, "TOO inll,ake rpent Smithfield G FT FC P .DRIVE IN TODAY AND LET US left shortly before Spanish Fork; Mrs. Lavina Fugal. SmithfirM - nmkinr champmeasure taking control CIVK YOUR CAR NEW LIFE. Scrowther, t 1 3 2 4 the session officially ended to study Pleasant Grove; E J2. Hendricks, of ApprovedLeon Utah last yar. beer 8 6.1 7 Kansas. sing from the Lewiston. KV,P. f BRAIN THAT WINTER WORN OIL fr.,tn " li unmaking. Cash, e authorities S. W. Ste- liquor board aim vesting tt in mum-- , Corrections: 0 0 0 0s ";tii,iiaUy inow-Board of Harvard at REPLACE student WITH GOOD j. a Lamoreaux, I: Miles, when not lawmaking, is wart, Salt Lake City; Robert Lynch, cipalities and rounlies, transferre - CLEAN- CLBA.1; WAX FREE TAR University BiehL 0 4 Salt Lake City; H A. Snow, Salt liquor law enforcement t tho new- FRKE HAVOLINE MOTOR OIL OR .rtW. -i-ll student. il i9 an . a law state department of just- - TRY OUR NEW TEXACO MOTOR cs, g ILake City. 0 0 0 0 ice. Prwrr. f S. fi B. welfare: 1 Public 0 0 Board of .....a... OIL. LUBRICATE YOUR CAR li.iunred. D W.jFarm: WITH THE TOUGHEST LUBRICas midnight struck Thursday nighty Clendenin, H. B. Anderson, 6 15 5 15 ... Approved state soil conservation ANT ON THE AMERICAN MARbut many were able to spend the Pxrratt, all of Salt Lake City. Mr: amr SSemCTy irw Wan Board of Educj-,ac- t, cost State added Member G FT IV I without permitting the st?.to to coop-t- o KET TOmY MARFAK. THEN three hnf extra days the to ion fill crate 0 2 letter George term): unexpired fully with the national soil FILL YOUR TANK WITH FIRE (to themselves. In a Conimitlec-- ( A. Eaton, Salt Lake City. and family- Democratic 5 4 3 13 CHIEF GASOLINE AND YOU WILL State Mrt'lure houses, William NOTICE THE DIFFERENCE OR 8 0 0 6 man A. S. Brown offered eolone, fund appro-hotlocal .The a at general JUST CALL 82W AT RAYMONDS 0 2 2 2 and largest lodging board 0 free 0 0 0 "U new ajuilizatl mj SERVICE AND WE WILL CALL 0 8 8 2 Croakal nn priaUon in Utah's history, providing Trice; until the session adjourned. 0 0 0 0 for support and main- - fund to 'be knawn as uniform school. FOR AND DELIVER YOUR CAR. j $7,851,3287 bweday 0 0 0 0 Wrtk'nc In- fund.' rYi 0 2 . Adv. Beer came in for heated diacuszyenance of etaie departments and 10 9 7 27 Smith .. Totals 0 o 0 T"aaSSSSMSOSSMSO "r " tMi-,1- . ! o re-C- newly-appoint- ed y, l an.-extr- a Ar-novi- tz oe ( -- ol -- e, nl rd n, SCHOLARSHIPS fi-.'- m . - de. ur - E. j J - e I AafSGi'JS.'S r ,',. R City-Smit- 7, 11 lw. J - T" 10 el . 10 |