Show if- MARKETS— F1XANCIAL — i' ? w - -- OFFICE— 119 NO MAIN PHONE 116 - ' TIIE SALT LAKE TIHBTTXE MINIM- S- LO GAN v North ern Utah Res Correspondent Phone 902 Circulation Res Phone 87-- J Storm Checks Insect Pests In Beet Crop Brigham city— The storm or last week while wreaking havoc In some sections had its advantages too The cooler temperatures caused bv the downpour may save the farmers of northern Utah thousands of dollars by checking the ravages of the white fly In the beet and tomato fi°lds The damage caused by this Insect this year In the beet fields while In no way to be compared with the almost total failure of 1926 is taking its toll especially among the late J m beets Beets which have an early start in the spring segin to resist the poison which it Is supposed the Insect ¥ injects Into the plant system by stinging the stem close to the ground §4 It Is the general belief that some of the blight In the tomato fields may be caused by this Insect Many r blighted plants when pulled show nidiks q( having been stung by the white fiy It was feared that tomato crops In the northern part of the state might be a total loss If plants Friends gathered to help Mr and Mrs John Anger-baue- r continued to blight but present Indiiced ding of Brigham City celebrate their fifty-nint- h cations show a marked decrease in the number of plants which are conin married 1871 m The couple anniversary Wednesday tracting the disease Some of the most damaged fields Germany are shown in the aboie photograph Nearly 700 w 111 still have half a stand and many called at their home Wednesday fields show only about 10 per cent of persons blight which Is not uncommon as there Is some blight neaily every urday that he had received word vear There has not been a total from H M Tidwell Indian agent at Brigham City Couple in failure In the tomato crop in Box Fort Duchesne to reserve six tents for Indians Elder county since 1905 Celebration of 59th Some farmers are spraying with a For several years past it has been solution of black leaf 4o" on tomato'the custom of the Indian agent at Anniversary plants and it Is believed but not Fort Duchesne to bring a number or definitely known that this has somethe Redmen to annual encampment to been effect However this Is only an ex-Tgive them a object has BRIGHAM CITY— In celebration pertinent and will probably have nolearer view of farming those effect upon of their fifty-nint- h plants damaged wedding anniverby the white fly as this Insect relatives and friends Valuation sary gathered not feed upon the foliage or Juice Uccrease in s at the home of John and Wednesday but only stings the plant so far as Shown lit Cache County Caroline Angerbauer of Brigham known makmg a spray which does not reach them directly of little or LOGAN — C V Mohr Cache coun-- 1 City The aged couple were marrle I In no value During exceptionally hot Uditor submitted his report to1 1871 In Germany Seven years later weather ‘such as was nrevalent dur-- T the state boarl of equalization and they came to Utah locating first at inn- the first nart of last week beets th C0ll'!Z commissioners Satur- - Logan then at Brigham City where show an Inclination to wilt and when verln 1930 thft they have lived since stung by the fly make little or noda for Mr Angerbauer is 85 years old decrease ‘asgrowth even when Irrigated to an - Formerly a weaver in duilng the old extent that the ground Is kept wet saed report howsa This coopeiatlon days he was Til charge The best growing season begins In was largely through'of the Brigham City woolen mills late summer hen the nights be the brought about difference In assessment of the(Both he and his wife are enjoying gm to be cooler banks of the county according to the excellent health auditor The ultimate amount of Nearly 100 friends called during taxes to be collected will be practi- - the day to pay their respects to the Log an Man Knocked the same as last year The total couple Doun by an Auto cally valuation for 1930 is $24106049 SU XDAY MORXIXG Officer Seizes Alleged Robber thebf — Second Pirf page men came to WellMille and took Kagurf baik to Ogden A 45 caliber Colt? revolver was found In the alleged robbers car J 1 ’ fa W glorious to be tan — but it's torment to be burned It’s SO Durotliv Grev hat ted a new Sunburn trram mlmh protntt painful sunburn and bluttring while al the fame time it encourages your ilin to tale on a rub becoming tan Thus you ran acquire the golden (an whuh is so smart this sum- ID ATAMA For Every Hour of Daytime or Evening mer without first siifTrriiig llie ScANVTc 'it A Dkm and Sonde agony of lunburn Dorothy Gray Sunburn ( re lm is lightly fragrant and delightful to use It sinks readily into the skin leaving it smooth and ftwith-u- t a trace of greasinees You will find Dorothy Gray Sunburn Cream at our Toilet Coods Department 200 KEITlil-O'BRIEf- Instead of the bulky n Models 79 Flare Trousers tn From bunrlse to sunset and Into the evening ptjamw hee a decided plaet to every wo-mwardrobe (or kitchen garden beach and canyon wear 61 wa 15 16 and 17 Wa Polka Dots Floral Designs Plain Color They are so tool and ao comfortable one feels so much at ease In these chlo affairs that ona suit ta by no means anougb there must be a suit for every hour and every mood Girt SAH Dlfrount Sumps KE0THNO)MM V all LA W Ar Tuck-I- cfrtC G&tC bulge and garment then an extra layer of pro- An Bean ties fer garment la the freedom aunimer least you need to wear to be Scanttce the most styllih and a dreoa that all only one pair of ahoulder straps Sites 32 to 40 tection eight-ounc- sTuTnVs of theU "s A C e body and face According to police reports Mr Loveland was proceeding north along was to the theUvKaUonhattin ?payl°dl!V tale Place study Mam street when Mr Stettler stepped 8200 and 8300 feet between one of the special out from behind a car and directly in Farmers’ Encamp- front of the Loveland machine He PROFESSOR JACOBSON SPEAKS meiR1 program6 which begins at was treated at a hospital and LOGAN — “Character In Rcliglou6lp m Monday ed to his home Training' will be the subject of Pro- - Included In the cast of characters fessor E A Jacobson’s lecture Sun- - are Mrs Anthony Blanks Helen Six Tents Received for day evening at the conjoint Palfreyman soprano Mrs Lenacon--P Indians at Logan Show meeting to be held in the Ninth L Smith soprano Roma Rogers 8 ward Music will be furnished tralto Fdna Smith contralto — W W Owens chairman by a trio comprised of 8 E Clark Tesxor Walter Welti baritone Owen En-Farmers’ 1 annual of the tenth pianist: Hal Farr flutist and Roy W Bingham tenor and John M Iderson bass program announced Sat-- 1 Halverson violinist l1hnl£1‘al re-m- MIA SECTION overlapping £blil4HoYanf-- XUaVcnesIeeuCte1 NEWS MAIN 19H0 Watih-11181- dxsn Students Offer “The Holy City ID The Georgia state board of health 1 will sponsor a ‘healthtade’ BRIGHAM CITY -- Night or eduE M 8ackett of this city had an cational tour thiough thirty-si- x excuhig experience early Saturday counties of the state morning which resulted in the arrest at Wellsvllle of Bert Kasgarf of Glen-dal- e Calif after the otflcer had chased his man In the police car from this city to the Cache valley town Kasgarf driving a roadster bearing California license plates la alleged to have robbed a service station at Ogden at 3 15 Saturday morning after locking the attendant In a closet Following the robbery the Ogden police called Mr Sackett giving him a description of the car and asking him to ariest the bandit heie If apprehended Immediately after receiving the message the local officer noticed a car tallying with the description given headed east at First bouth street In this city Taking the police car he followed the man to Wellsvllle where he placed him under arrest The Ogden olflcers were notified and Officer Noble and two oth r he LOGAN —Samuel Stettler w as F4( ULTY STUDY BOTANY slightly Injured- - Saturday morning LOGAN — Dr F B Morrison of when he was knocked down bv a car and member of driven bv E D Loveland of BrighanX Cornell university tbe State Agricultural faculty City The accident happened on sessJ°n alon Awltb intersection of Main street and Fed- - Jl’LY D N e 500 to 12 It Keeps Us Busy Being Salt Lake’s Busy Store so KOniiVBRIEn cync Keith -- O’Brien Inc With the change of business condition during the past several ha been undergoing price change along months with the country' most progressive store Keith-O'Brien- 'i —But the changes have taken place the reduction made without a great deal of broadcasting have been Manufacturers' prices have been reduced and keeping right prices up with them and in the same proportion Keith-O'Brie- has consistently lowered prices for the have been reduced for you Whenever been made on and wherever it ha been possible reduction hava staple and fashion merchandise in many instances amounting from 20 to 60 reorder merchandise has come in at lower prices than the original orders merchandise in stock has been reduced to meet it Whenever j is Salt Lake’s busy one reason why and have been we store and why reaching beating last year’ figures This is Here Keith-O'Brien’- s are just a few instances of price lowering: past i Cotton Frocks Arc just as smart for six mt months 20 street as about the home to Bnen's specializes In giving values made a special effort In this Instance and has Summery frocks of voiles batistes waffle clo'hs piques cretonnes English prints with ail the details of higher priced afternoon frocks Keith-- Man uoidd sell rcytdaily at 75s? — Priced for Monday at- if We Give AH Discount Stamp EEora-o’iMir- a 50 Inc Keith-O’Brie- n DEPARTMENT STORE tS I |