Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Provo Business Office— 81 Nu University Ave Phone 333 Southern Utah Correspondent: North 429 St Phono 1150 A font: Phono 425-- M Salt Lake Woman Jail Breaker UTAH TRAINING Price Girl Wins Asks Hearing Suffers Injury in SCHOOL WORK Spelling Contest At Carbon Event Crash Near Payson After Capture GOING AHEAD PRICE— Miss Ruth Graussm&n of PAYSON— Mrs Esther Johnson of the Harding school in Price won the Halt Lake suffered a broken nose and Caibon district finals of the national other injuries when the car which ipebtng bee Saturday at Helper In she was driving was struck by a car Laying of Brick Starts at competition with 34 entrants from driven by C H Dalqulst of Provo Emery and Grand enuntiea Friday evening north of Payson a Site Dormitory Near- - Caruon Slv will compete in the state finals sport to the Utah county sheriff’s The contest is sponsored by The Salt office from Page Perry Payson night ly Ready to Miss watchman states Tribune Runner-uOraussman was Allle Simpkins of Four automobiles figured in the the report states Cars driven AMERICAN FORK— Laying of Gordon Creek who missed out on brick at ttio new 8tat Training h- - word bilious oy David Peterson of Beaver and Leon achool under construction north of Five of the entrants were from W"kefleld of Provo were stopped on tTi-rAmerican Fork began Friday Ce county two from Orand h- road to fix a puncture when i ment work on the three major build 101 nty and the remainder from Car Mrs Johnson's car struck the Wake-'iecar Mrs Johnson was unhurt tags which are being built this year xr county Superintendent W W V will be completed within the next Christensen of the Carbon school dis- m this collision but while attempttrict acted as chairman This Is the ing to disentangle her car from the week The farm dormitory which wlU ?ewnd year that the district cham- Wnnefield machine It was struck by house 35 students la practically fin- pionship has been won by a Harding s machine driven by Mr Dalqulst ished aocordlug to the oontractore jelool student Lea Empey won in which resulted In her injuries the only plumbing and electrical fixtures '930 and took second place in the "eport shows state remaining yet to be installed Miss Reva Beck Bosone of Helper The bouer room with the smokestack Is rapidly nearing com- acted as pronouncer while the Judges tunnel weie Mrs L C Krause J J DaJpiaz pletion as is the which will serve for the heating tele- and Mrs George R West The eon-tewas one of the features of Carphone lighting and sewage lines for bon district teachers' Institute held the entire unit MT PLEASANT— President ClarBesides the frame farm dormitory it Helper ence Anderson of the ML Pleasant and the boiler room two Lions club announces the following one central service and ad-- p committee appointments for the ministration building and a modern year: laundry unit are planned for compleMembership H C Jacobs Fred tion this summer The six buildings Rasmussen publicity Fred Rasmuswill cost in the neighborhood of $198-0sen William Hansen extension JoTOOELE— Tree planting to beau- seph Matson R W Candland fitify Tooele was discussed at a meet- nance A L Peterson Ed Johnston ing of the Beautification club Thurs- entertainment A W Peterson Dr day night in the Central school A L Peterson George E Squire Civic welfare B R Hansen J L Talks were made by Charles L Smith Salt Lake A M Nelson chairman of Lund O M Aldrich grievance Parthe flower exhibition committee and ley Hansen H C Jacobs ways and L A McBride of the ordinance com- means J L Strong O L Candland clean-uLions education A E Darley F O p mittee HEBER— The annual and beautification campaign will soon be Mr Smith urged the planting of Sorenson public school affairs A E opened in Wasatch county The cam- trees and shrubs giving a list of trees Jones R W Candland major activipaign committee is now being organ- adaptable to the local climate Mr ties Dr p L Holman T W Jensen ized and the opening of the cam- Nelson announced flower exhibits Mr paign will be officially announced by plans for the coming season a mayor's proclamation The cam- McBride urged the city council regutree late the planting paign in the county will be under the direction of the Wasatch stake M I A central committee has been A named including representatives of PROVO— Plans for an outdoor picthe M I A project workers city offinic to end the year's activities May cials Uons club chamber of com3 were made at the Utah County merce American Legion Business Agricultural society meeting held and Professional Women’s club city BEAVER— Cliff McShane Dr C N Spalding local Saturday' beautification committee fire deof Tellurlde Power Charlie Davis and Mrs L H Rich partment scout organization and the superintendent were seven as a committee on arnamed company to reports that eight cchools Inches of heavy snow fell at the up- rangements The city will be divided Into four per Tellurlde power station in Speakers were Leland Clark and quarters with Main and Center Beaver canyon Thursday ugbes This Charlie Davis Smltb-streets being the dividing line Eaoh aae the heaviest snow of night the entire teachers of Pleasant Grove and Lindivision will have a captain aided by season sudden drop in tem- coln high schools respectively b lieutenants over each tier of blocks perature The at this time is favorable to Organizations represented at the A similar program will be followed the snow In the moun- meeting were: Brigham Young uniof packing throughout each community In the tains versity agricultural teachers county to Include The is county campaign A considerable amount of snow fell agents forest officials district Inthe cleaning and painting of all over the entire region bringing relief local veterinarians and spectors buildings and fences vacantlots cor- from the long dry period Smith-Hughteachers rals and streets and all business and public buildings also trimming of i trees p d six-fo- ot 88-b- Club Discusses 00 Tree Planting County Launches Cleanup Program Beaver Canyon Sees Heavy Snow Utah Agricultural Group Plans Picnic H es Southern Utah Brevities Water Users En--Ur- h LEHI— Principal David R Mitch ell ol the Lehi high school announces the graduating clast of 1931 will equal that of last year 51 the largest two in the history ol the school Of this group 27 are girls and 24 UTAH WORKERS SHOW INCREASE Number Employed Grows In State Despite Period of Industrial Depression boys hit That unemployment and depression were slow to The following student have declared their candidacy and will re- Utah industries in 1930 is shown by statistics carried in the ceive their diplomas upon the satisfbiennial report of the state industrial commission released actory completion of their courses during the ensuing eight weeks of for publication Saturday school The report shows that for the year Lehi— Norma Abbott Moreno All-re- d -- nnlng June 30 1830 there were an Betlm Allred La Verl Allred avnage of 78604 person engaged In Howard Adamson George Carson ndrstrles of all Kinds except rail- Kenneth Christensen Wanda Car-so- n oad operations agriculture and Vernon Davis Hulda Curtis work in Utah and that they Industrie Sterling Davis Karl Evans Qenna wen paid $108881039 Leola O oates Ruth Goatee Gray employing lesa than three men are PROVO— The trial of Mrs Ruth P Holm-stea- d not Farrer former Provo city auditor Evans Marcille Included Gunther 4-- II Johnson Harold Herbert The corresponding figure for the charged with mutilating defacing al Johnson months ending June 30 1930 lering and falsifying public records Reed Klrkham Olive Klttlnger was 78203 person employed on the WlU get under way in the district court Monday This case is tha only Ardlth Lewis Juliet average and a total payroll of $ Nedra Lewis one pending out of 22 counts filed Lott Alma Peterson Merlin Petersagainst the former auditor PROVO— Merrill Wamick Manila on Wanda Peterson Louie 'Phill- Record Increase in Number was elected president of the newly or- ips Edward Phillips Heber PhillATTORNEY SPEAKS Year Bernell Rhodes Employed During Club Lead- ips William Price ganised Utah County HELPER— Reva Beck Bosone atdepresers association at a specal meeting Tnomae Roberta Dell Roberta May Thus while the Lewis Smith Max sion Is usually dated from the Wall torney of Helper was the speaker at in the city and county building Thurs- Metta Royle Smith Afton Shelton Lucille stoker street slump of September and Oc- the monthly dinner meeting of tho day evening the figures show that Business and Professional Women' ne Mrs Mable Stewart Payson was Emma South wick Prank Taylor tober 1929 PRICE— Three major irrigation W Cecil Webb Karl Webb and Miss here was actually an Increase both club Wednesday evening Mrs chosen vloe president George Carbon will of Is the seoond woman attorney county companies In r umber employed and in payroll Eunice Helen Willis Provo secretary Brown law within the state She hereafter conduct their affairs Richardson practicing Verna In Fort— ended Wanda Cedar which the Utah Berry year for Ivins Grant Benjamin through the agency of a central Provo n nine month after the financial ipoke on the broadening scope of woCarson Leatha Chamberlain Lehl and Clark Stanley board The companies which have Cook Mabel Cook and Bernice debacle over the previous year when man’s position In the commercial and: Peay Pleasant Grove direcagreed to this plan are the Carbon Ethan Industrial activity of the nation wu industrial world and the subsequent Hacking tors Water the Price Water and the which confront the modem Fairfield— Elvin Carson Anson B Call county club leader Sroblems women turposed to be at Its peak Canal Wellington The figures given are averages and The central board will consist of gave an address of welcome and short ere accurate The payroll la that on Stewart ALUMNI PRESENT COMEDY) three members from the Pnce river talks were given by Mrs which employers of workmen In Utah water conservation district under Fred Weight SprlngvlUe: Mr WarMILFORD— A oomedy "The Cross Insurance premiE H paid nlck and Provo Eastmond Mr compensation which the three operate and one ums either to stock companies or to Roads Store” was presented by the John Leibhardt Pleasant Grove Alumni associarepresentative from each of the Mrs the state Insurance fund To these Milford HighIn School 50 club More than and leaders partwill be John units The members the school auditorium are added the payrolls of those in- tion Friday Redd Ray Branch and E E Pierce ners were in attendance Following and The cast Included Prank Carter games songs annual dustries which are MT PLEASANT— The Hutchins Max and Ollvei representing the district Lincoln the meeting a program must pay the regular Insur- Hannora congregational meeting of the First which Marshall Wellington Canal O H and refreshments weer featured Root Harold Tomslk Walter McCul-l- ey 1 to ance tax cent of wss company held Tuesper Presbyterian church Bernice Kesler Guymon Price Water company and state in the same amount as If Eva Victor Carlson day evening In the church dining hall the George Waterman Carbon Water and Gladys Coleman and Keith vhelr insuranoe were carried In a as K moderator W Thorndsou with company stock ompeuiy or In the state fund Rollins and Miss Eva Langdon secretary This plan Is expected to result in Financial reports were read by J Show Effect More Quickly more uniform and economical disSCOUTS HOLD TEST session A Poncel for Miss Eva tribution Orson P Madsen county LAGO— The local troop of Boy Thin Smaller Concern Langdon for the church trustees and agricultural agent announces that Industries which are Scouts motored to Lava Hot Springs hereafter only one watermaster for AMERICAN FORK — Despite the Sunday school Miss Edythe Those larger such as the larger metal for swimming tests this week under both the Wellington and Price ca- riot ms in the mountains north of Cupp for the Missionary society and Miss Mabel Taggart for the Young anp coal mining companies the pow- the direction of Alvin Mecham nals will be required and one for American Fork during the past-weeer company the telephone company scoutmaster the Carbon canal whereas as high The average snow depth is only slight- People's society Mrs T M Keusseff was elected to srw the concerns of similar size “CLEAN UP" watermasters in ly more than 25 per cent of normal ac four part-tim- e BRINGS HOLIDAY the board of trustees and M E Jen- hewed the effect of the business depast years have been employed E U REK A— Tlntio high school stuaccording to measurements by Rangwas re- pression rather more quickly than dents ers V N West and E M Hailiday sen whose term had expired will have a holiday Thursday are: did those concerns usually of smallThe other trustees to allow to aid In Measurements taken at 18 points in elected and Friday W M C Dr er Thome size F Jensen which hve other agencies the annual "clean-up- " them what is known as Dutchman's flat Mrs week In EuRasmussen E Fred G $nd Insurance arry their compensation Brunger reka The event wlU start Monday gave the average depth of snow as E M Johnston The taxable Industries with ?5 Inches with a water content of all citizens requested to aid In an (or had average payroll example 83 Inches as compared to a normal the work in 1930 15553 and of persons paid winter’s fall as of April 1 of 100 them $24700000 In round numbers FUNERAL SET water content PLEASANT GROVE— Members of mcl es with a Tn the year ending June 30 1929 SPRINOVILLE— Funeral services basA fair amount of moisture has school the Pleasant Grove high known as the fiscal year 1939 these for Mrs Sarah E D Sturges who ketball team were entertained Thurs fallen In the valley during the last s tame concerns employed 16674 died at Ely Nev will be held Sunday day noon by the Lions club at a wetk'a storm which will be of conthem and $27000000 paid m ta the SprlngvlUe Comluncheon and Friday evening with siderable benefit to the agricultural PLEASANT-T- he following Those Industries which Insured ta at 2 p church their partners and parents at a din ists generally in this district Fejrs MT Interment wlU be in munity the announced were stock in ta winners or fund state the companies ner and program by chamber of com' of a drouth condition which were North ward M A honor day con- employed 61935 persons In 1630 on SprlngvlUe City cemetery merce members and the faculty with begnnlng to be expressed have been test tho average and paid them $82600-00Tuesday evening EDUCATOR DIES their wives Talks were made at both Ughtened considerably by that storm Retold story Christie Rosenlof and In 1929 they employed 60433 PHILADELPHIA March 28 (JV-- Dr meetings by Coach Harry Richards “The Nielsen Sven public speaking Mervln Grant Filler president paying them $78800000 Speakers at the Friday meeting InM I A Slogan" Miss Helen RomIn addition there are a number o I Dickinson college died at the cluded Principal A P Warnlck Presidirected Miss of chorus which girls' by ney municipalities carry their University of Pennsylvania dent O R Clark of the chamber and Martha Thomas one-aplay “in own Insurance which Is not taxable early today He was 67 - hospital other club and faculty members A by Mias Helen These employed 1117 persons In 1930 directed the Making” program of music was under direcRomney and presented by the follow- paving them $1600000 aa compared tion of Ford M Poulson ing cast: The ron Seely Mr8 Ben with 1096 persons In 1929 receiv" HELPER— and Federal The Tank Staker Louise Matson Wilma BJelke ing $ 1550000 PLAN FUNERAL RITES company of Seattle was awarded Cleo Staker and Clair Aldrich fu Pipe PROVO— Christian Science the contract to supply the city pipe Twenty-seve- n were Railroad Transportation honor pins neral services for Mrs Media E Red-mo- n lino extension supplies for $1858326 awarded by Mrs Laban Gundersen Not Included In Totals of wife James Carey Carey after bids from six companies had to those who had attained an “A” The transportation Industry of the who died Wednesday will be held ta oeen opened at a special Garrlty was fined $150 In pomeeting of standard for mass participation dur- railroads la not Included In the above liceJohn the Hatch mortuary chapel Sunday the city court Saturday for bookmaking council Thursday the totals some past of While ing their year employes He was arrested at 422 Clift buUd-t- ag at 3 p m The body may be viewed The bid contracts for six miles of are classed as engaged in Intrastate Interthere prior to the services February H pipe and fittings of plain wo:k at the time of accidents to ment will be In the City cemetery Lester Smuln was fined $125 for coated fir No 4 strand wire creo-s- o them their work is so frequently of a offense He was arrested ted collar which conforms dose Interstate nature th&t no segregat- at similar in the high school auditorium Wed ly with the pipe now in use in the WUson the pool haU FebruIs ion made between the Interstate ary 18 In the casts were Helper city water system The supnesday night actnd the Intrastate payroll On A bookmaking charge against C LaRay Alexander Norma Hatch plies are to be delivered in April and of the Elma Spencer Martha Swenson will be used In extension lines up NEPHI— Members of the Juab count of the Importance Rowley arrested with Garrlty was In Utah of list their Industry under the direction Hone Fish creek an Dick Manwarlng Bernice dismissed for lack of evtdenoe auxiliary supply which stake seminary and payrolls would It was explained by oourt atShirley Bowen Selma Karl Ruth will Join the city water mains near of Principal LeRoy Whitehead will employes add to U these totals of materially they the church minutes taches that Garrlty received a higher Chappie Bud Evans Grant Borg Colton When completed the pipe occupy twenty education available Harrie H&Uam Jack Swenson Wal- line extension will of meeting at were penalty because It was his second' furnish an In- department The report shows that the premi- offense conference of the the lace Gardner Starr Brockbank Mai-vi- n crease of four and one-ha- lf annual April times the L D S ums paid on all the Industrial Insurchurch In Salt Lake Keepe Keith Owen Roberta Wilde Woodrow S Sheen Vonda present supply Principal Whitehead announces ance carried excluding that of the but including tbe premithat Virginia Bowles a student of Argyle Darreld Spencer and Lois the church history department will ums that would have been carried Tippetts hod they Insured give a short talk on "A Testimony by he S— Watt ltre 'he state fund was $2035000 ta NSW YORK March ACADEMY HEARS SPEAKERS the Fruit of Participation" and in to a a compared with $1197000 to hmtra thatofnraotlatlona looktnt MT PLEASANT— Dr W M Paden Manufaoturlnc Spencer 8owby a graduate student 1930 company and Advance Kumlrr corporation will 6 peak on “Student Development 1929 and Dr David H Hare synodical havo baon resumed after a lapaa of more executive of the Presbyterian church Compensation paid Including med- than Participation” a rear Official of the two oompanlraal LEHI— Honors were spilt between Through for Utah and Idaho addressed WaPresident A H Bellisten of Juab ical costs for the stock companies and are aald to have bean eoufarrln for the five of urban Lehi stake wards but tha neaotiatlona have not the dare on brief funds these remarks Items but will a stake also give satch academy students in excluding special In the first mt reached tha ataaa of dlacuaaloa on final day of the stake M I A lor the totaled $414000 assembly Wednesday morning contests last week in the Fifth ward the work here m 1930 as compared with $443000 ta Non r new director hare boon elected b 929 for the cases of temporary total INSPECT SHOW GROUNDS chapel and amusement hall Container corporation They are S L winners who will The represent HEBER— Wasatch county livestock BRIEFS number of such acci- Avery the disability PROVO president of U 8 Oypauia com- Ladles' Lehi were: finals in district of Traill R Baaactt William dents show building and grounds commithaving Increased from 15800 Sanyi H B Clark formerSpencer preeident of tee consisting of J M Ritchie D A chorus Fifth ward Junior girls’ reA A Ander-o- n to 16000 though the number of days Befton Manufacture company and Char lea PROV®— Executive vice president of Mtroh Ao Brcadbent J W Clyde and represen- told stories Mary Hardy Fourth 0 Ward Beabury of Boy Scout lost decreased from 133000 to McLellan Ino They suoooed J P Brunt the accidents listed under this executive tatives of the city council county ward Vanguard Scouts' retold story council will Timpanogos the Saturday at vice who headed oppopreeident ward speak Third Sunderland class being less serious In the latter sition to the manaeement commission Lions club chamber of Wayne John Jacobs Kings Peak district meeting at At M Dixon and R L McLelland Waaler commerce and other civic organiza- drama Lehi First ward with a cast Roosevelt year former than he the and waa Sunday evening board diractoriof meetlna tha Mrs Fox Dean tha Lorene composed In making tions spent the week-en- d erven ana of honor at the Cost from member elevan wUl conduct court a to of Cases Resulting the four additional dtractora electad arorw an Inspection tour of the livestock Prior Miss Velda Carson Miss Helen stake tabernacle in Vernal for scouts Rulon Gardner and Miss Rutb William R Jeffery of Now Yorki Oeorao In Fatalities Increases show grounds and buildings of Coal- Willis of district that Head preeident of Mead Paper company: Lott directed by Miss Margaret and ville and Morgan to gain inform The total cost of cases resulting peorta Oraen of I K Rollina A Sona ConThurman vioe preeident of Wealey Case— In case The Dismisses tion for planning and equipping the fatalities however increased from tainer MAll Dixon Judge tha offlcera with the inception Walters American $406000 to $503000 ta the year the of J P Brunt were reelected local fair grounds against Tom Fork charged with a statutory of- cost of cases of permanent totaj CLEARING NOl'SE REPORT m fense was dismissed Friday by City decreased from $30000 to NEW YORK March 8 AP)— Tha weekly EPHRAIM— North ward M I A Maurice Harding on the and the cost of permanent l itatement of ilia New Vork olaarlo houtw Judge entertained members of the ward at ground of insufficient evidence disability decreased from $509000 Total turvlut and undivided profit at social Tuesday evening In the to 1445000 The total cost tl543aH000i unchanged A The Total net demand Meeting— ward house with a program games GUNNISON— A south Sanpete P-Arrange amount paid In all cases 1 4874 000 decraaea asso- showed athe refreshments and dancing Indies’ auxiliary to the Utah State Parker school Farent-Teachdecrease from $1389000 Tima depotUt (averaaa) SSS7I000i ln- net was or- ciation will meet in the school Mon- for 1929 to $1377000 for 1930 association Woolgrowers' CrcoIrlnta Wtekandln today ltt8t703- C C HEAD PLANS VISIT The fatalities from Industrial ganised at Mantl last week officers day at 8 p m PRICE— A W Clyde president ol jelng Mrs Fred Cox Mrs Clearing! weak ending March 11 tS5- to found 138 are president have been 457070 DAIRYMEN PLAN MEET the Price chamber ol commerce has In the year 1930 against 103 D Mellor vice president Mrs 1929 Roy la received word that Paul Clagstone Alden Barton secretary- - and Mr PROVO— Utah county dairymen he total cases TREASURY DEPARTMENT Office o t permanent western division manager of the Fay P Lund treasurer will meet Monday at 130 p m In weie one In the latterdisability March year and two Stbe Secretary Waahlngton D Oaollolted United States Chamber of Commerce Members were enrolled represent- the agricultural offices of the city In the former tbe permanent Propoaala ar hereby partial to 1031— will visit Price on April 17 en route ing Gunnison Mayfield Centerfleld and county building to discuss the Suin of the Office the be were opened disability case reduced in the to Atlantic City N J for the pervising Architect D Treasury 9 DepartFayette Clarion Axtell and Mantl value of a cow testing association year from 407 to 393 and the tempo- ment o'clock: C at counthe of national Waahlngton A proposed dairy sire program for the rary total dlaabilltics meeting Inclusive of the a m on -April S 1931 tor tb eale or WARD FLANS REUNION cil of that j Con- ral omlng year will be discussed organization accidents reported Increased donation to the United States of preferLEHI— The annual reunion of Lehi tracts of the County Dairy Herd Im- fromroad 1929 to 16147 corner lot containing approxIn a 16333 In 1830 ably IS SCHOOL GRADUATES Third ward will be held Monday In association expire April 1 Fatalities are heaviest in the min- imately J4500 square feet with a diBICKNELL— Graduation exercises the ward chapel Adults will attend provement of mension approximately 160 llneat ing Industry The report states that for Wayne high school seminary were an evening program followed by GROITS DISCUSS RATES feet on tha more Important of tha twa of the 138 fatalities tn 1930 63 held Sunday for the following stu- dancing The children attended a etreet centrally and confrontegee In coal mines the deceased Proposed change In schedule of dents: Dora Dean Morrell Romania matinee dance Saturday afternoon electric veniently located and auitabla for the Salt Lake Ac trains on an leaving aggregate of 40 wid- redaral building sit at Bingham Cen- Meeks Eva Baker and Ada Durfey with games and dancing thw Utah railroad will be discussed by dl ows and 105 minor children 26 ocUtah Upon application Mildred Ames Irene of Bleknell ectora of the Provo chamber of com- curred In metal mines oatmaster will supply prospective bid12 wid- ders CHOOSE DELEGATES where Van Dyke Freda Webster Nancy a circular with particular giving merce Representatives of the vari- ow and 20 minor children were left Blackburn Lapreal Reese Harriet TOOELE— Delegates to represent ous civic to requirements and Instruction for organizations Brigham anil 49 in all other Industries leav- as of bids and data to accomReese and Eula Webster of Loa Elsie the Tooele Business and Professional preparation officials and 31 of the ing widows and 82 minor Assistant S IOWMAN Morrell of Fremont Oolda Larsen Woman’s club In the Ogden state Young university pany same line will hold a meeting The previous year only 25children of the Secretary Emma Jane Heaps and Rodney Wil- convention of the club In May were at 3 eveoffices 03 the chamber fatal Monday accidents were In coal mines liams of Teasdale Jennett Rymer named last week being Effie Nelson CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY 27 in metal mines snd 61 In all other and Marshal Clark of Grovgr and Edna Mae Bryan Ellen Mahoney ning COMPANY Industries MEETING OF ANNUAL Della Smith of Torrey Jenny Huffaker Fannie Selvln Mar COURT ORDERS ALIMONY STOCKHOLDERS McGuire Evelyn Xsgreen garet was ordered to F la Hammond ira MEASURE WIND VELOCITY ffotleo hereby e given that the anBailan-tynMerle Mitchell and Lenore WOOLGROWERS MEET nual rueetin of etockholders of tho pay temporary alimony of $30 a RICHFIELD— Chemistry students Pacific Central PARO WAN— Iron Railway Company mouth to his wife Nelda Hammond of Richfield high school are coopercounty be held on Tuesday April 7 1931 met here Wednesday eve- wUl WOMEN PLANT TREES diring pendency of a divorce suit by ating with the physics department o'clock A M at the office of at U and a committee of three Al- the company Room 409 Kearns Buildof the Bingham Young university in MOAB— Tree were planted last Ditlrlct Judge A V Watkins Sat- ning bert E Adams L N Marsden of ing 13 Main Street Balt Lake City determining the velocity of eprlng week tn the Grand county cemetery urday A restraining order requiring diand H B Robinson og Parago-na- h Utah for the purpose of electing winds in the Wasatch mountain by the Woman’s Literary club as part Hammond to stay away from the lam-lfor tha was appointed to solicit funds rector of aald company and home during the period was also range Students assisting in the of a beautification program transaction of auch other buetaas ad to carry on the “Eat Mora Lamb” Issued work are Fred Ackerson Wendell i may come before aald meeting G L KINO STUDENTS PLAN COMEDY Scott Miller Christine Borgqulst campaign FACES CHECK CHARGE Secretary AMERICAN FORK— The comedy Hawley Beth Robinson phelon Ma-lo- " CREW SURVIVES WRECK Provo arwas Richard “Skidding" wlU be presented by the John Gulick 20 Christensen Boyd Hansen Chad Goodin and Douglas local high school Friday night under raigned In the city court Saturday on RIGA Latvia March 28 (J1) —The Martin Kraals Jr has never bea of Issuing t fraudulent crew of the British steamer Arnte-to- n connected with this company In any Buchanan charge the direction of Bessie Newman The 3080 tons was rescued today capacity except aaleaman and wa ar entering nls plea cast is Mane Berg Thornton Blrk check Date P T A MEETS MONDAY Helen Young Leland Friday Helen wu set for March 30 by Judge Mau- when the vessel carrying timber and not responsible for debts contracted by Gulick was arrested flax from Riga- - was crushed in Ice MARTIN KRAALS REFRIOERATOB SPANISH FORK— Central school Bird Stanford Steele Glen 8lmms rice Harding P T A will meet Monday evening! Mildred Chlpman Sarah Earl and Friday by Deputy Sheriff Walter Dur off the Latvian coast She sank alCOMPANY By MARTIN KRAALS 6B J Vance Holman Irani and J P Gourlcy In Salt Lake most Immediately in the school building A PROVO— Elmer Cole 21 Provo demanded a preliminary hearing whrn arraigned in eity court Saturday on a charge of injuring the Utah Hearing was set for county Jail Monday and ball fixed at $1000 Cole escaped from the local hostile on the night of March 34 after sawing his way through an iron cage and removing bricks from an outer wall He was picked up by Deputy Sheriff John M Evans of Lehi In the latter eity early the next morning The attempt was his third to gain his freedom He was being held awaiting trial on an automobile theft charge at the time of his attempted escape This charge Is still pending In the district court Accused Auditor Trial Monday ClubOrilers’ i twe-v- Group Organizes 4-- Bo-eo- -- Eve-lyn- Church Hears Annual Reports 2 Snow Depth Still Below Normal the s Two Fetes Honor Basketball Team 3 M I A Selects Contest Winners per-ton- I 0 per-fo- rj Seattle Company Wins Pipe Award Two Men Face Bookmaking Fines - Elect Leaders Y SI M L A REORGANIZES PAN QUITCH— The Young Men’s eveLA POINT— Officers of the Uinta Mutual was reorganized Tuesday Ralph De Long and his counIndian Reservation Water Users' as- ning Byron sociation were elected last week at selors Charles A Hymas and follow-ng n meeting here as follows: L K Orton were released and the sustaned in the superintendency: Murphy president: L Gardiner of Charles A Hymas superintendent Melba vice president Bert Swain Omer La Point secretary and additional Cecil Le Fevre first counselor Russel D J Thompson Mt W Reid second counselor directors: Home F O Lundberg Randlett Talbot secretary De Loy Hansen M Men leader W L Whittock Teton The association members voted to GIRL ORATOR WINS asUrge cancellation of all water sessments for 1931 against farmers PLEASANT GROVE— Miss Ruby of the irrigation district also to urge Williams won In the oratorical conof unoccupied Indian test at the high school Wednesday cultivation lands adjacent to the farms to de- evening The subject of the address stroy alfalfa weevil and other pests was “The Constitution” 8he will Farmers of the Indian reservation compete soon with the other schools have been experiencing financial of the Alpine district at the Lincoln reoently reported due to de- -i high school summer last weevil traction by the cf an alfalfa crop valued at $4000-00- 0 SET SPECIAL MEETING Lack of transportation facilities NEPHI— The stockholders of the and nearby markets are also blamed Nephl Irrigation company Saturday by the farmers for their financial evening will hold a special meeting condition PLAN CLEANUP DRIVE PRICE— The city council has set Monday and Tuesday as cleanup days A proclamation has been issued by Mayor W F Olson asking all citizens to cooperate with the city by cleaning their premises Trucks will be furnished to haul away all garbage and refuse M I A PLANS PLAY SPRINGVILLE— A play “All of a Sudden Peggy" will be presented by Second ward M I A Wednesday at 7:30 p m Funds from the entertainment will go to buy equipment for the new chapel Mrs Earl Hutchings Is director MAYOR SPONSORS CLEANUP ' GRANTSVILLE— Mayor Noel Anderson is sponsoring a spring "cleanCommittees have up” campaign been appointed and the work started in earnest PROCLAIMS CLEANUP SPRINGVILLE— Mayor George A Anderson has issued a proclamation designating the coming week as “cleanup week" SPEAKER DISCUSSES RUSSIA HELPER— The economic and p ltical problems of Russia were reviewed by Dr Thomas Martin head of the agricultural department of the SEMINARY CELEBRATES in- - — Young university at the PAYSON— Filth anniversary of PLEASANT GROVE — Contracts Brigham 60 attended luncheon by the founding of Payson seminary was from Helper and Price for garden produce canned by the celebrated Tuesday afternoon with Pleasant Grove Canning company John F Oleson seminary Inspector PLAN DONOR DAY wll undergo material reductions this In charge Prizes were won in a C L Wright at 'ear said Manager NEPHI— Juab stake honor day will contest by Delsa Green-halg- h the annual stockholders’ meeting be held in Juab high school Tuesday speakingJean Lemnar and Msrioa Wednesday The annual contests will Patten A program of musio was While the company last year ex- evening 6:30 p m when the public given by Inez Clayson and Rachel at start prices panded more than $500000 contestants will vie for hon- Peery were low with resultant reduced re- speaking a ors Dancing music drama and turns to the firm despite Increased FINED story contests will follow at 7:30 volume of production and better In the PRICE— Richard Taylor pleaded audjtorlum of the school total quality said Mr Wright Of the guilty to possession of 18 pints of business volume the farmers received home brew Tuesday before Judge J MUTUALS PRESENT PLAY $150000 with $75000 paid for labor W Hammond and was fined $50 He PANGUITCH— The North ward was Directors reelected were: Governor following a raid by Carplays bon arrested George H DernW 8 Chlpman J Re Mutuals presented two one-ac- t officers on his residence near A L and "The Innocent the Thornton Alex “In Fugitive” Hailiday Albert Anderson and James H Making” as a part of their ward Helper on Saturday evening The Walker They will name officers honor day Tuesday evening FERRON PLANS CLEANUP t casts Included Ben Heywood Elsa Ex’ater FERRON— Mayor J J Rasmussen cel! Ferold Le Fevre Leland Clark has designated cleanup week for Fer-ro- n Ora Myers Hllma Talbot Nellie n starting April 25 Leon P Irene Houston and Clem Ralphs Boy Scout leader and the scouts will make a survey of the town to see what sections need the'most atPLAN EASTER CANTATA tention PLEASANT— MT Musio students CEDAR CITE— Contracts for all of school will North ANNOUNCE HAWAII BIRTH Sanpete high t Pechora of the Iron county school “The MORONI— Word has been received district will be mailed April I and present an Easter cantata tn Cross" North of the ward Mrs Cleon Anderson of the Story the of here teaching final disposition 3 m Sunday under aus- arrivalby of a son at Honolulu T H problem will be made by the school chapelofat p ML Pleasant wards A chor- to Mr and Mrs Richard Ludloff board Because of the need for In- pices orches- Mr Ludloff was formerly Miss creased economy in the district it us of 80 voices and a Eleanor Child of Ogden and Moroni expected a general salary cut will tra will take part be made although the amount has REEMPLOY TEACHERS STAKE PLANS REUNION pot been decided upon Due to low MORONI— of education Monthly reunion of RICHFIELD--Boar- d finances the primary and health vision of the county must be Moroni stake will be held in West of Sevier distrct Monday considoffering contracts to teachers f liniinated for the next yew s school ward chapel at 7:30 p m Sundays ered according under direction of President J L for the term of term board members eay to recommendations made by SuperNetlson DIVORCE A GRANTS intendent JUDGE J Ashman Nearly all PLAN SPRING CARNIVAL PROVO— Two divorces were grantteachera employed In the current MT PLEASANT— Wasatch acad- term will be oflered contracts again ed Saturday by District Judge A V Watkins Rex M Burnham secured emy will hold its annual carnival and The contracts will be sent out April a decree from Sarah Burnham on the spring froUo in John’s gymnasium 1 to be returned by April 15 Carnival attrac' Monday evening grounds of desertion while Mrs WOOL MEN's’wiVES MEET Newton was given a decree from tions wlU Include side shows circus the A of of EPRRAIM— stunts local features on the and other chapter grounds Thomas Newton was granted in Woolgrowers' auxiliary an organizacnultycaseNo alimony MEDAL GETS WINNER of wives of the the tion Burnham sheepmen Mrs and Mr either AMERICAN FORK — Albert S was organized here last week ofwere married at Aztec N M July 17 of the Union ficers being as follows: Mrs Evan 1929 and the Newtons were married Chadwick winner scholarship in Utah county for Erickson president Mrs P C Peterat Salt Lake January 3 1930 his 1929-3- 0 agricultural project was son Jr vice president: Mrs Reuel INSTRUCTOR RETURNS presented with silver medal Wed- E Christensen secretary and Mrs GRACE—E F- - Obom music in- nesday donated by the Utah Poultry A W Jensen corresponding secreas tary structor of brace end Lava Hot Producers' Cooperative association a second place award for the stateSprings high school returned this wide CLUB PRESENTS FOUR PLAYS state H L contesL Humphries week from palt Lake clinics where he SPANISH FORK— The Mass bas been undergoing treatment foT superintendent of vocational agricul Foi: high the loss of his voice caused by ty cold tural education recommended theiQllliL club of the Spanish award plays presented four onc-aand complications A Canning Company Sees Reductions ls HOME-BREWE- R Cull!-mor- - Teacher Salary Reduction Looms fj PROVO— Professor Karl Young of he Brigham Young university department left Friday evening for White Rocks Uintah basin to attend the annal Bear dance or spt tag festival of the Ute Indians Professor Young who was born and reared in the Uintah basin and is well acquainted with the Indians of the district has not visited the section lor a number of years He dopes to renew many old acquaintances and secure new color and lore m regard to the tribe A A Anderson scout executive for sh Ttmpanogos council accompanied Professor Young and will visit scout officials at Roosevelt and Ver-na- t while in the basin B 9 v 1931 Professor Leaves Principal Expects For Ute Dance Graduating Glass In Uintah Basin To Equal Record Carbon County’s Mt Pleasant Lions Water Firms Join Elect Officers 100-fo- ot iA SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 29 Ip-to'- n ce su-p- ei 193-19- Lo-vi- ne Pa-ctf- lo ct Stake Seminary Prepares Program rail-ron- o Wall Street Briefs ralu-oad- s Ward Teams Divide self-insure- Honors in Contest aav-ar- self-insure- 117-00- Sanpete Ladies Form Auxiliary i aTentertains $15-0- 0 par-ria- repre-cellin- g i T er ts an-nu- al an wool-growe- rs Par-ow- an y uf for - |