Show 0 I THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORN IN Or MARCH 15 - NOVEL DRUGS NEW YORK SENDS OUT froTo Business Office— Z4 Nu University Arc Phone MM GROUP WATER-USER- 383 Reach Agreement With Power Co Removing Need of New Plant s t Repoft-Indicate- Slight Gain for Two Months call for: Efhlrd North Students Plan Tours iu B Y U S YIELD RISES END PROBLEMS Teeter’s 429 Correspondent FIRE COVERS PROVO —Students of the public service bureau' of Brigham Young U1 make two extensive university tours of high schools in Idaho Wyoming and northern Utah during the week of April 13 to present programs The northern tour will take m Jordan Murray Granite Cyprus Tooele Qrantsville Bingham Davis Weoer Box Eldet and Malad high schools and Weber college The other tour will go first to Wasatch then to Bouth North Summit high Summit and Morgan in Utah From there they will go into Wyoming taking In Evanston Lyman Cumberland and CokeviUe then back Into Laketown and Ranin Utah dolph They will also visit five Idaho high schools Paris Montpelier Soda Springs Grace and McCammon and will return by way of North Cache Logan and South Cache high schools in Utah ' PROVO — Milk for PAYSON — An agreement signed by production cows bwned by dairymen belonging the Strawberry Water Users’ association to the Wasatch county and the Utah Power & Light Dairy Herd Improvement association showed a company Friday solved several probslight gain during the months of lems confronting the association acFebruary and March the bimonthly report of Tester Howard Roberts cording to Lee R Taylor manager Under terms of the agreement the shows A total average of 1212 pofinds of Utah Power company will sell the association milk per cow was produced by twelve power at the rate of 2 cents a kilowatt hour with a minimum herds comprising during of $6000 a year The power the past two months While an aver- charge age of only 1J78 pounds of milk was will be used during summer months water head of the Spanish Fork PiodUced by fourteen herds com-- f when prising us cows during the months ri- Jr is insufficient to turn turbines of December and January Average of tile association's plant pounds of butterfat per cow how-eDuring the remainder of the year T for the the Utah Power company will pur- - I Tnrivi dropped from 49 two previous montlis pounds chase to 48 pounds surplus power from the as&o- 7 for the last two montlis while elation at cents a kilowatt liour feed cost per pound of butterfat produced The summer power purchase will be jumped from 27 cents in December balanced by revenue from the power and January to 28 cents in February sale the rest of the year Mr TayPROVO—Five hundred unem5n“ March The number of cows pro- lor believes In view of the arrangements he ployed men met in the City and ducing 80 pounds of butterfat during the period fell from nine for the said a new power plant will not be county building Monday night and months of December and January to needed by the association for a num- voted resolutions urging the city and three for the past two montlis The ber of years It was first believed a county commission and state road Past two months concludes the year new plant was necessary ahd applica- commission to create more road for the association tion for 120 second-fefrom the work to furnish employment and for river had recently been filed with the the state board of insanity to employ more men at the state asylum here PLAN MEETING state engineer by the association Archie Sellers presided The latter PAROWAN— The Elizabeth camp a resolution alleged that employes at t of Pioneers Utah will meet daughters worked the are twelve and asylum Thursday afternoon at the home of fifteen hours a day while those ol Mrs Jane Adams The program will t other state institutions are required be given by the grandchildren of the to work not more than eight hours late William- and Mary Ann Leech A committee headed by A JE Adams Ancel J Adams will read to meet with city county Mitchell an autobiography of William Adams Will L Adams biography of his carPROVO— Despite the fact that the and state officials was named with which he was driving turned Over eleven members Bert Montgomery grandmother WUlUm Adams only three times Innes Provo N A Peterson Anson Hatch Wil-foliving son heryemlnlscences in the driver for the Stanley Hall H O Blumentbal Henry Yellow Taxicab comlives of his parents William pany was only slightly injured early Faulkner Frank Wilbur Monday morning when the cab was Warner Lynn L Groneman James HUNTERS KILL RABBITS struck-bSellers car Mr a Said to have been Liddlard and PAROWAN— It is estimated that driven by Edward Hood also of Speakers included M B Pope dis600 rabbits were slam In the Provo at the Intersection of First trict attorney who pointed out the Saturday drive here The hunters were cap- -i West and five-da- y week of eight hours a day Is Third South streets tained by Clifton Hal Leman and Scott According to reports filed by both Inevitable due to the machine age Day under the dtrecUon-o- f the locsil drivers at the Provo police depart- and County Commissioner A O Rod and dun club ment a corner house obscured their Smoot Vision Hood was driving west on Third South While Innes’ cab was proceeding pouth on First West Kem-mer- 124-cow- s er er nlm UfffC UHCHlpIOyCU City County Work " f et ( A Auto Overturns ' Driver Escapes - ' 7 f i rd ' ' 1 How to End Car Crash Hurls 'RHEUMATISM PASTOR VISITS CHURCH Medicine Drives Rheumatic MOAB — The Rev L M Darnell Poisons From Joints executiye secretary of the Baptist and Muscles church in Utah with Mr and Mrs F J Lucas and Mr and Mrs T R of the Baptist church EASES PAIN FIRST DAY Pascal laymen in Salt Lake visited the' Baptist Poisons in the blood settling in the church here and Sunday Joints and ntuscles cause rlieuma-- s A dinner wasSaturday given in the church iism You cannot get rid of rheuevening in their honor folmatic gem till every trace of these Saturday lowed by short talks by the visitors dangerous poisons is driven out of That’" why external your system BOARD FIXE? CONTRACTS remedies and drugs RICHFIELD— The Sevier county only give temporary relief What you need Is RU-Mthe board of education which in a prenew medicine that acta directly on vious meeting disclosed a 10 per cent liver stomach and blood and blanket cut in all salaries of teachers reached an agreement with a through the natural of elimination the dangerous teachers’ committee in a special poisons that cause rheumatic misery meeting Saturday afternoon whereby No long waiting for your suffer- teachers accepting the contracts for eases pain the the term will not be reduced ing to stop RU-Mfirst day and is the one rheumatism in their present salaries the board to free muscles however not remedy guaranteed a nine and Joints from all painful stiffness montlis’ term guaranteeing swelling and lameness Schramm-Johnso- n HONOR CHORISTER Drug Co lias so much confidence in that SANTAQUIN — Honoring Harold want town in rheumatic every they Olsen retiring Santaquln Second to try it and guarantee money-bac- k ward chorister members of the choir If it does not end rheumatism entertained in his home Friday eve New ’’ ng 4 1 f A !the 1931-19- 32 A RU-M- A ning Reduced Round Trip F a res - - MAN INJURES LEG RICHFIELD— OCorge Wolcott of Joseph came to Richfield Saturday afternoon to seek medical assistance In splitting wood he used a pleat and hitting it a heavy blow the cleat was thrown against his leg penetrating it to a depth of three inches COURT CONVICTS MAN Flint of Richfield who last Tuesday wsis found guilty by a Jury of persistent violation of the liquor laws— his sixth conviction —was sentenced Saturday by District Judge Nephl J Bates to an indeterminate sentence of not less than three montlis and not more than two years In the state prison LOA— George td SALT LAKE CITY CHURCH FEATURES MUSIC MT PLEASANT— Special - music was featured at the First Presbyterian church Sunday In bbserVance of Palm Sunday - The sermon was delivered by Dr David H Hare of Caldwell Idaho superintendent and executive of the Presbyterian church for the synods of Utah and Idaho BODY NAME'S OFFICERS SANTAQUIN— Mrs Ina E TletJen was elected county auditor of Daughters of Utah Pioneers and Mrs Clara G Lemenar a member of the organization's county advisory board to serve twO years at the county convention and’ election at Provo on Saturday They were representatives of Camp Summit of Santaquln ' Forth Semi-Annu- al Conference S CHURCH L D GROUP OFFERS DRAMA Hunter M L A will give drama "The Path Across further for Jocal details' the Hill" Friday evening Ask agent in Hunter ward house The cast is: Harvey Grubagh Rodney Wilkins Leon Mar shall George Feiilnet1 Howard Bello Norma Moesser Elva Rasmussen VftlAM stow Nielson and Dorothy Rtdd Irene Melva Jones April 2nd to’6th inclusive ‘ MAGNA— Union Pacific JHI ' (S ‘ ' ‘ Thousand Dollars LEHI— Thieves and firebugs were responsible for a loss approximating $10000 in Lelii early Monday The 8tate Street Garage Inc on the corner of Second East and State streets was gutted by fire Ooodwin’s Golden Rule store was robbed some lime after midnight presumably during the time of the fire The loss at the garage was estimated by the operators as between $7000 and $8000 ahile the goods taken from the Golden Rule were estimated by Mr Goodwin at more tlian $2000 whole sale value Miss Annie Bone a nurre on night duty at the Lehj hospital smelled Smoke at 330 r m and discovered tire nearby garage hi flames Fire was kept from surrounding structures and from burniug the roof over the gasoline service pumps ' and tanks As a number of tires tubes wrenches and other useful automobile accessories were missing although the building was well guarded by police and firemen until operators arrived officers suspect the The stock room was first robbed fire seems to have had its origin in a portion of the building where no accidental flames could get started and this lends credence to the Incendiary Cars beorigin firemen declare longing to Francis St Jeor Edward Thrasher and Harry jjdalr were de- stroyed Fire and police officials express the belief that the fire was started on State street to cover movements of the burglars at the Goodwin store on First West and Main street ten blocks distant A truck was backed up to a rear window of the store iron bars removed and the glass broken Most of the stolen goods are believed to have been packed into suitcases taken from the shelves as many were missing The first evidences of a robbery were discovered by Claude L Curtis a clerk who opened the store at 8 a m Investigation revealed all bolted silks silk dresses silk lingerie and stockings mens’ suits socks shirts ties and overalls had been taken Parole Breaker Waives Hearing Family Honors Early Resident d Blizzard Delays small tigers in the dump heaps of Rikers Island and In Flushing meadows there are rats that have been mistaken for jack rabbits Dr Ladtslaw Casakt of Budapest president of Tres Ag a scientific organization on rodent control and Dr Maurice Bienenttock of PariB another rodent authority have been here several weeks studying the problem They have found the situation as bad as in any city in Europe or worse Should the pled piper of old Hamlin town come here and whistle out the pestiferous creatures from their burrows beneath the city and among rotting plies and piers the rats would move in a dense brown mass down every street In the city and congestion would be greater than during the rush hour of any business day New York’s rats cause an estimated damage to goods of approximately $750000000 yearly The U S public health service estimates the cost of maintenance of a rat is about one-ha-lf cent a day and What is more these city rats live on the best in the land They are constantly migrating from east side to west side Provo Organizes Forestry Clubs ’ forest will Speak George W Brown of Provo and Donald Nielson of Mapleton have been appointed leaders of the clubs County Agent Lyman H Rich reports Stake Selects Contest Winners BEAVER —Winners in the Beaver stake M I A contests last week were Beaver East ward M men’s public speaking contest William Murdock centennial dance Milford double mixed chorus retold story Melvin Bowman Junior girl retold story Bernlece Outson Beaver West ward PROVO—Due to the Illness of At- one-a” play entitled “Song of torney Martin M Larson counsel for girls’ chorus Gleaner Girls the defendant the case of Mrs Ruth public speaking Norma Morgan P Farrer charged with falsification of public records set to be heard in DOCTOR FLANS ADDRESS District Judge George VV Worthen’s MURRAY— Dr George W Middle-to- n court Monday morning was postof Salt Laker will give an illusponed one week trated talk on Hawaii Tuesday evening at regular M I A meeting In the Murray First ward Court Postpones Woman’s Hearing Solo-man- Honorary Group Initiates Fifteen ANY SIZE or PROVO —Special activities including a sunrise Easter service at the mouth of Slate canybn at 7 a m will be held Sunday by the Provo Community church the Rev C N Wallin pastor of the church reports The morning outdoor services will bq under the direction of the Senior Endeavor society which will be assisted by the Springvllie Community church Senior Endeavor class In the afternoon a special Easter ser vice will be held in the local church while in the evening a pageant entitled “Triumphant Gladness’’ will be presented The pageant directed by the Rev Mr Wallin wiU depict the resurrection of Christ and the scenes will be laid in the home of Lazarus brother of Martha and Mary whom Jesus raised from the dead Arlelght Baker Beryl Ireland George Ousler Ethel McCoard Vergie Beeler Gaylord Gil-1James Bee and Harry Bobbie comprise the cast The public is invited to attend all three sessions the Rev Mr Wallin announces 1s Appeal Follows Liquojr Sentence A fine of Vi 50 with the alternate of three months in the county Jail was Imposed upon Jack Burgen 40 alias W J Anderson Monday by Fred Lindbeck Justice of the peace Nofor the Third county precinct tice of appeal to the Third district court was filed with the Justice Burgen was arrested March 21 at 4164 South State street when a liquor raid by deputy sheriffs resulted In of 204 gallons of whisky He was booked at the oounty jail as W J Anderson 84 Columbia avenue He was convicted of possession of liquor last week by Justice Lindbeck TAYLORSVILLE— Mr and Mrs Alvin Barker of this city were cut and bruised In an automobile accident at Daytop Wash on Monday according to an Associated Press dispatch The wire said the automobile skidded in rounding a comer and crashed into a tree Mrs Barker formerly June Anderson of Taylorsville was the most seriously injured suffering a deep gash in the head They nave been in the northwest for the past three months and were returning home from Spokane when the crash occurred GIRLS JVIN HONORS TOOELE— Be s daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Vowies has been selected to give the valedictory address at the commencement exercises of the Tooele high school May 13 Julia Kurtz daughter of Mr and Mrs Julius Kurtz will give the : salutatory SCHOOL CLOSING DATE ‘ BEAVER— The Beaver county school board announced Saturday schools of the couty will close on May 8 This Is terminating the regular term two weeks earlier than usual necessitated by the depletions of school funds for the year mice-Yowk- r WASATCH 668 -- 1 Dastrup and Paul Ripple — P-- T I ' A SETS MEETING MURRAY— Parent-Teach- er asso elation of the Woodstock school Granite district' will meet Thursday at 8 p m A program will be given by children with demonstration lessons by teachers and arrangements will be made fpr beautifying the school grounds from Riverside drive to the Bowery and from Chinatown to Park ave nue Health authorities have declared that If disaster such as a se vere flood Should force the army- of rets to the surface a great plague - follow aarefcuatina Xrnmm (aaliac rich He JTAe Q ROW ALRICHf ’ Plan to Study New Compounds at Indiana Conclave in Rights of Locators Uintali and 'Utah Coun- ties Meet Contest 30-d- R 4 from co JUNIOR ELK BODY PLANS Mond&Vt k The following program will be preNominations of officers for the sented: Trumpet solo by Gustave Leibelt reading by Miss Ora Lewis semiannual election of the Order of accordion solo by Rhuel Shaw hov-elt- y Antlers lodge No 85 the Junior Elks dance by Miss LUy Meldrum club were made at a meeting of the Miss Jean Cluff and Miss Sue ChrisMonday evening at the tensen and address by President Xiizatlon Kendall Payne retiring exalted antler presided Sixty of the Pratt club’s 150 enrolled members attended A dance will follow the program Vem Grow and Lalne Olson were nominated for the office of exalted ruler John Willie Gene Williams Val Epson and Monls'DUrrant for leading antler Dale Butlerv Ray Sentker Tom Osborne Elred Jensen and Edward Sorenson tor loyal antler Orant Hogge and Clarence 8mol-k- a Balt Lake from the Delegates tor lecturing antler Kenneth Knights of the Round Table to the Butte Herbert Rumel and John convenRound Table International Lorenz for recorder and Arthur E tion at Spokane Wash July 20 to Lund Jr for treasurer 23 will be chosen at a meeting of the The election will be held Monday club Tuesday at 630 p en at the at 8 p m at the club Installation chamber of commerce of the officers will be made April 28 The exact date of the annual installation banquet will also be decided It will be held either April U or 18 according to JU C Olptn sec- Round Table Plans For Convention retary Southeast "Area Picks Contestant - Rexburg Ward — The 19 g WEST FIRST SOUTH Sleep Oni of the very convenient thing shout that your Vpe— the delightful inhalint— i you an uc it st night sod relieve cold while you sleep t r t Jut put s drop Of Vspex st each end of your niiioW A delightful fragrance soon well up When you breathe it— it! clears your head eases breathing and helps you to sleep Vapex is slo used on the handkerchief during the day A single sppUcation keeps it strength all day or ail night Vapex is very inexpensive The bottle contains fifty application— an average of only ac apiece Miltons of bottkt are sold yearly It fa approved by Good Houselieepmg because it is safe foe i every one— even little children Ask your druggist for the original inhabit discovered during ) 4A the war s 'J E Fouobka V Ca Inc Distributors Medicinal Products Sines 1849 of It A die M yeei I southREXBURO Idaho eastern Idaho divisional tryout for The Salt Lake Tribune oratorical contest was held in Rexburg Friday Itssih yew stld sway REXBURG Idaho — Rexburg Sherman Lloyd representing MadiFourth ward won most of the con- son high school was victor tests at a Fremont stake honor day PERMITS STOCK SALE held here Saturday with 14 awards Selected Dividend Mines Shares participating Monday received permit from Fourth ward won first place In the Inc the state securities commission to junior girls’ retold story contest van- offer 60000 shares of 'preferred stock guard retold story ladles' chorus not td exceed $1 a share par with XW- - u dance and tied for first honors with at bonus Fit Of a of not less than one share Rexburg Second ward in the drama of common with two shares of pre- Listen to the Vapex radio program over contest Second ward won the'"M” station WJ2 every 'Saturday evening Commission of not to exceed 7 JO to 8 00 mountain etandard time men's oration and First ward the ferred 20 per cent is allowed to agents associated stations or the NBC and Gleaner Girls' oration contest VA P EX Wins Contest 1 Judge Fines Twp On Oleo Charge tMuli WHAT pinlii Pleading guilty to 'charges of possessing unstamped oleomargerlne in their store at 2454 Seventh East street an March 24 J Claude Brim-le- y and J L Pritchett Monday Were fined $100 each by City Judge James A Stump A suspension of $175 of the total fines was granted upon payment of $25 TOL - $150 Cor-- tt salettes$100 $125 Garter In spite of the severe economic depression in Persia the government is continuing its active campaign for street and road building ONE CENT A DAY PAYS UP TO $100000 - DAILY Complete llne of Draperies Complete Line of OlidSen’t Paints and Varnisbes PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMING abj!strog-ei:gber- s wkile you FORELECTION ' v PAINT— Every Gallon Guaranteed— $240 Gallon 70c Quart 40c Pint ' pe-ri- od j Belts $100 $150 Girdles J? fe £ co wallpaper WASATCH 5281 $100 75c Bras-sieres2f- 95c Garter 'X 95c Cora ' 5150 Ra : AJItVfftlaUi Laxatio J 4 - 3e PER ROLL TD'MGIIl ! P r - ii j 1 CLOSING OUT SOME PATTERNS AS LOW AS TO-M- T ’ -- NEIT WALLPAPER bml set ttmntMdiBsIndKkz kl lions aiUdMfaunlrgatsbl and far battac than ardi- - “ 1 Chemists v Start tbamadi MATUSS'S It’( 4 SHALE CLAIMS ' f might A new poison deadly to the ordinary rat has been tried out at Rikers ’ftie rights oflocators to Is oil shale Island but the chemists discovered no ordinary INPIANAPOLIA Ind March 30 claims in Uintah and Utah counties they were deallng-wlt- h foe The rats ate the chemical and (UP)— A new anesthetic promising are contested by the government tn thrived Tall storlea have been told more relief from pain without habit- - proceedings received Monday by Eli of the Rikers Island rats One swam ashore at Roslyn L L and Joined ths Meadow Brook hunt one morn will be discussed Tuesday before the office from the United States tan tag Ho was mistaken for a hound t merican Chemical society In session office at Washington D C and led the fox to the ground Others :hereMr Taylor believes these are the have been known to steal golfers' best The anesthetic Dr Horace A first of a series of proceedings in drives on the Piping Rock links chemist exThe community council has Just re- Shonle Indianapolis which the government will contest a ceived an alarming and Indignant re plained tonight is amyl ethyl barbi4000 claims On each new a acid chemical turic total of compound port from the citizens of Corona to o which alcohol is one-o-f the prin- of these nearly 4000 claims the government the effect that a section of their city Alcohol he termed the last summer posted notices challengbordering on Flushing meadows is cipal parents hypnotic" “’The proceedings being menaced by a "breed of rats "simplest is a substitute for morphine ing their validity larger more vicious and more ebjec Dr‘It Shonle received by Mr Taylor are said but is not habit now being tlonable’’ than any of the rats on s follow-upon these actions ' forming Patients treated with it Rikers Island The clalihs are contested on the have less after effects and less men"Many residents say that these fats tal not distress and greater ’comfort he grounds that the locators havework are as large as house Cats fight when done the necessary development cornered and reinforced basement said laws Dr H M Powell and Dr John H under the old placer mining walls police dogs traps and poison which they were staked- out have failed to keep them out of the Waldo both of Indianapolis said the under claims were all located prior to house A rat menace mass meeting new antiseptic and germicide called The of 1920 t merthlolate kilts germs snd promotes the oil leasing act already lias been held" will be given 30 days locators The new tissues A golf course in the process’' of growth of simultaneously in which to show that they re birth on a former dumping site near Discussion today by the chemists waned development work prior to the Flushing has been partially eaten by waxed warm about alcohol The com- time the government action Was a tribe of Jack rabbit-lik- e rats that mittee on industrial alcohol noted At the end of the taken travel in packs and have little fear new federal regulations governing hearings will be set In case the of human beings In Brooklyn the use of this important manufacturing do this the claims are rats are so hard-boilthat only last ingredient which are soon to go into locators fail to canceled-J night a policeman summoned by Mrs effect It pointed out that both the automatically Abraham Franks had to shoot one United States attorney general and three times before it tumbled down secretary of the treasury will adminthe stairs ister the use of alcohol in chemical Industry “In cases of differences of opln ions’’ stated the committee report “between the two departments it is fairly certain that the least favorable to the Industry will prevail” D H KUleffer of New York urged memLos of the chemists to concentrate research Angeles Rey L Pratt ber of the first seven presidents of work on refrigeration seventies of the L D 8 church will be the principal speaker at the semiannual Mexican missionary reunion Twentieth Friday at 8 p m at the469 Second Ward amusement hell avenue according to announcement ARiinO 1V ETHER' HOPE The Postal Life &' Casualty Insurance Co 6180 Dierks Building Kan sas City Mo Is offering a new accident policy that pays up to $100 a month for disability and $100000 for deaths— costs less than lc a day —$350 a year Over 68000 already have this protection Men women and children ages 10 to 70 eligible Send no money Simply send name address age beneficiary’s name and THIEVES STEAL TIRES — bePROVO Thieves entered a lot relationship and they will send this to Levi longing Thorpe Springvllie policy on 10 days’ FREE inspection ana took three tires from a cement No examination is required This mixer Sunday night he told the offer is limited so write them tosheriffs office Monday (Adv) day ’ COURT DEFERS CASE PROVO— City Maurice Judge Harding on Monday granted John Gulick 20 until Tuesday to enter his plea on a charge of issuing a fraudulent check BMUfrT— Nt Tablot MAY REPLACE PIED PIPER PROVO CHURCH Mission Group PLAINS EASTER Names Speaker SUNRISE r RITES Crash on Coast Utali Educator Hurts Utah Couple A Ei S A IL ES SALT LAKE COAL CO 1 Losses Through Theft and the labyrinth of tunnels and pipe lines beneath the pavement of the Flame?' About Ten city There are rats as vicious at PROVO— Waiving his preliminary hearing which he demanded when arraigned in the city court last Saturday on a charge of damaging21 the of Utah county Jail Elmer Cola Provo was bound over to the district court by City Judge Maurice Harding " J Monday morning Cole is also awaiting trial on a charge of grand larceny accused of stealing a local automobile He has also an unfinished term at the state prison awaiting him as a result of breaking his parole The Jail damaging charge Is the result of his efforts to gain freedom last week from the local Jail his third attempt resulting In his securliberty after sawing his way MT PLEASANT— Hyrum Seely ing brief steel bars of his cell and digpioneer resident of this city was hon- through hole a through the outer walls of ored at a family dinner Sunday in ging the Jail He was recaptured however honor of his eighty-thirbirthday Deputy Sheriff John M Evans of Mr Seely was born in Salt Lake on by Lehl who saw him the next mornMarch 29 1848 one of the first chiling in Lehl dren bom in Utah He came to Mt Pleasant with his parents Justus W and Clarissa Seely with the first settlers In 1859 and has been a prominent factor in church and Civic growth of this city He is exceptionally active and well PROVO— Word from John E preserved for his age and at the annual old folks’ parties still demon Hayes registrar of Brigbam Young strates his ability to tread the “light university who is en route to Buffalo N Y to attend tle annual convenfantastic” tion of America? Association of Collegiate Registrars who stopped over at Hutchinson Kan states that his bliztrain got in a zard in that section and was detained 10 for more than hours Automobiles may be seen abandoned along the highways and the PROVO—To Increase knowledge were from six to seven appreciation of plants among boys snowdrifts feet he reports The force of deep of the district two 4 H forestry clubs will be organized in Utah county at the storm seemed to leave the people section stupefied he states and a special meeting of boys from Lake-vie- of thedid not seem to know what to do and Mapleton In the city and they left Monday morning for Dalcounty building Wednesday evening lasHeTexas where he will visit southCharles M Genaux of the forest extension division of the Utah State ern cities before going to Buffalo Agricultural college and Charles de Moisy supervisor of the Uintah PLAN CONTEST FINALS ‘ PAROWAN— The Parowan Mutual PROVO—Five winners will go to Cedar City on ten athletes were girl debaters and Initiated Into the Wednesday for the finals Block “Y" club honorary Brigham Young university organization Mon& day The new members all winners of forenslo or athletic awards are SPUING Georgia Dimlck Blanche Robbins j Mary Lyons Dorothy Mensel Rose Eyring Stephen Murdock Lou Johnson Floyd Shields Reed Richardson Cliff Rutherford Sylvan Stephens ’ Kent Johnson Bob Yorganson Andy Any Combination of Sizes LUMP or ITC PEE TON ItPU I eJ Delivered NUT PEA SIZE (No Dust) vf 550 Per Ton "MAPLE CREEK” SPRING CANYON COAL- ’ AMERICAN FORK— Lawrence R Stubbs 124 South Sixth West street Provo Cecil Pratt Nephl Pratt and Mrs Genevieve Pratt of Los Angeles were cut and bruised late Sunday night when their car m which they were traveling from California to Salt Lake went out of control and tipped over on East Main street directly In front of Marshal Albert Blrk's residence Stubbs and Mrs Pratt were thrown through the tog of the 'ear ’which 'Was demolished Night Marshal J J Mercer Jr whose police car was struck by the Stubbs car and Marshal Blrk Investigated No blame was placed By TOM PETTEY NEW YORK Mare 30 iCTS)— The rat situation in the metropolitan area has reached the stage where scientists have been called in to prevent the rodents from making a green cheese out of the greater pity Today from Rlker's Island to the Battery New Yorkers are living above a catacomb rodent community of fifteen million or mere Inhabitants There are organized rats carrying on warfare among the various tribes In A ’ ’ r Four Travelers SOUTH UTAH BRIEFS of ROBBERY Three Stales ' - U S PROTESTS Sets V-S19- 5 Gj or PMi 1 ikt |