| Show APRIL THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING r PROVOsl Southern Utah Pfovo I A’ J A A X If Office—24 Baslnegg No University Ave Phone 3J3 J Mrs Ruth F Farrer Former Provo City Auditor Freed PROVO— The case of Mrs Ruth P former city auditor charged vith falsification of public records as a result of $7000 shortage In city lunds during her term of office from 1920 to 1925 waa dismissed Tuesday by District Judge George W Wor-tlie- n The motion for dismissal was made by District Attorney M B Pope after Judge Worthen had sustained an objection of the defense which would prohibit the state from introducing as evidence a warrant upon which the state's case was of honor was held with Dr Joseph Presentation oi Hughes in charge colors was directed by Scout Patrol Leader Max Larson from troop 74 who spoke for the tenderfoots Edward Monk of troop 79 second class Rosa Warner troop 73 first class Commissioner Hughes spoke on the meaning of the scout badge Eagle Scout Mark J Brockbank presented the scout badges as follows: Tenderfoot Elmer Johnson Floyd Barney Lester Hanson J Wtlliam Thomas Vern Ciayson Blair Johnson Glenn Moore Lawrence Olson and Max Larson Second class Arnold Johnson Allen Johnson and Edward Monk merit badge Starr Brockbank HarMcKell vey Moore Earl Hayes Mark Clarence Geslison Allen Flrmage Earl Warner and Mark Brockbank first class Earl Hayes and Ross Warner arrant public in the meaning of the law This is cases which the last of twenty-tw- o w t W Sts Phone r have been filed against during the past two years court records show Only two of these cases have reached the district court both having been dismissed PLEASANT— When MT school work was resumed Monday morning it was discovered an attempt had been made Sunday night to break open the safe in the office of Superintendent A E Jones in the high The safe was badly school building damaged but the yeggs were not successful In opening It School Officials Arrange Meeting X Stops Seajraln Phone & Air Sickness PROVO— Problems and expenses incident to a public health program In tlie oounty schools will be discussed by officials of the three school dls- trlcts of the oounty Nebo Provo and Alptne In the city and county build- Llm-ber- BYU g LEGION PLANS POPPY SALE" FAIR VIEW — Sponsored by tire Fairvicw American Legion auxiliary be conducted in a poppy sale will Fain lew Saturday May 23 for the The comdisabled veterans’ fund mittee in charge Is Mrs J F StewMrs Harold J art chairman Mower Mrs Eva Brady Mrs J M Lays Plans Tanner Mrs Rhoda Mrs Floyd G us tin Mower FIRE DAMAGES HOTEL combus TOOELE — Spontaneous tlon caused from a gas formation of tons slack coal under ftfty In the basement of the Kirk hotel here early Monday morning caused a damage of $25 according to H E La Belle fire chief Hanks members of applied for Graduation exercises graduation will be held Wednesday May 13 at the high school auditorium Coach Ott Romney of the B Y U at Provo will deliver the address to the gradu- Greenimlgh Wallace Bowers Basil Benedict VirBowles Peterson and VirAmy ginia ginia winter: Junior Donna Oarbett Elda Ostler Margarett Parkes Owen Gardner Harlan Benedict Julia Bal-loGrace Jenkins Della Lundsteen Beth McCay Mem Newton Lucille Pierce Jewell Sorensen and Florence Wilson: sophomores WUmer Barnett Eunice Brough Florence Bellls-toFlorence Duckworth Allen EU1 son Mildred Hall Elizabeth Foote Marjorie Lomax Alice Ord Jean Kendall Ora Judd and Mildred Stephenson Goble and Catherine Audrey Bowles headed the high percentages of the school Miss Goble and Velna Evans were high seniors Donna Gar-beand Elda Ostler juniors Cath RICHFIELD — Graduation exercises of the Richfield L D S semi- mine Bowles and Alice Ord sophomores nary were held In the stake taber- twiftly Memorial Elms HEALTH CLINIC MEETS MURRAY— Washington bieentcn- SPANISH FORK-- A health con- ference for babies and preschool !la memorial trees were planted children Is called at the junior high ursday at' school building for Thursday at 1 erty schools by the Murray Woman’s club Children at each school watched p m planting ceremonies w hich were participated In by representatives of SCHOOL STAGES FETE the board of education and the Lions TOOELE— “X” day was celebrated club as well as the Woman's club by over 300 students and faculty At the Liberty school a program members of tDe Tooele high school of patriotic songs and readings about Monday In Middle canyon trees was given while at Bonnyvlew Following the dressmg of the “T” a display of children's work was games were played made The trees were large Chinese elms P-A SPONSORS REUNION and surrounding ornamental Iron Parent-TeachCASTLE DALE— The guards marked with brass plates association will sponsor a were provided reunion Wednesday evening in the school auditorium of all parent-teacheand school children from both Orangeville and Castle Dale Hundred Trees FARES EAST ' A AND WESf Beginning May 12th to the West May 22nd to the East Then daily to Sept 30th 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Etta Hansen Twlla Johnson Maxine Holman Hannah Ivory La Vere Holman Mary Andersen Shirley Oldroyd Oenell Allred Lois Ivory Alton Jensen Barbara Livingston and Evelyn Smith SCHOOL MEETING MAGNA — The Magna Parents' association will nfbet Wednesday at 8 p ni in the high school auditorium A specially arranged program by Hawthorne Garfield and Webster school pupils will consist of a grade one-aplay diversified musical selections and readings Dancing In the school gymnasium will conclude the evening's entertainment Not Sold at Store W deliver direct to jroor PLAN DRAMA BEAVER— The Beaver West ward Telephone Relief society will present the drama "Fixing It for Father” in the high The CAStfELL COFFEE MAN school auditorium Wednesday eveWasatch 2557 ning The cast is: Orville Harris ll Maxine Lowe Ann Price Scott Vanlece White Fay Harris Automatic Electric Coffee Burke Detmers Eniest Pearce BurRoasting Accomplished by ton White Mae Blackner and Lillian the GEQ W CASWELL CQ ct Smart £or Gfrls 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Children's Girl Breaks Arm ’ Baltimero New Orleans MANTI— The North ward M I A drama "The Girl Who Forgot" under the direction of Mrs Elmer P Madsen was presented at Mayfield Mantl North ward and at Sterling The cast was Max Larsen Ronald Men's Smart Sp©£tiG ©tiOoiMg f for all the family at our famous lov prices serve the best? TLAY PRESENTED battery were dismissed against Dan Patterson Obradavlch by Justtoc J W Hammond Monday Abrad&vlch is albeaten Mrs Mary RICHFIELD— Sheldon Barker- - of leged to have Qoryl with his fists on April 6 at Escalante arrested in P&nguitch on a Sweet's mine charge of burglarizing the store in Escalante and who escaped from the FALL INJURES WORKER Richfield county jail March 22 wasi SPANISH FORK— Robert Chappie arrested Saturday by Sheriff Carl 39 Is recovering from Injuries suf- Theobald O in Delta Deputy-- A fered when he fell about ten feet Hopkins on Sunday brought Barker from a scaffold on which lie was back to Richfield where he now is working Sunday in Spanish Fork held for trial canyon This summer enjoy the delights ot careswift free transportation travel to your vacation destination Go Union Pacific Ride over the smoothest roadbed in the world Arrive hours or days sooner Arrive refreshed time-savin- AUTOIST PLEADS GUILTY PRICE — Owen Smith pleaded TOOELE — One hundred trees have guilty Monday before Justice Cliarles Averili to reckless driving and was been ordered from the Utah State Agfined $10 with the alternative of ricultural college by the Tooele serving ten days in the county Jail American Legion to be planted In Execution of tlie sentence was sus- the local cemtcry In addition to this project the legion is Improving pended for ten days the road to Swing Flats In SettleDISTRICT ARRANGES FETE ment canyon building park tables CASTLE DALE— Emery district and installing equipment to make a annual high school day will be held desirable summer outing camp and here April 24 Individual musical picnic ground and declamatory contests will start The county also Is widening out Thursday at 8 p m In the school the main road to the canyon auditorium PRICE— Forest Receives Road Equipment regular affairs to be given in each community of Salt Lake county by the post Why not Legion Orders Summer Excursion Officers Recover Two Stolen Cars Schools Plant rs LOW n day evening by the Rev W Darnell secretary of the Utah Baptist association The prize was based on attendance membership pledges and baptisms Second and third places were awarded to Moab and Magna respectively The feature of the evening a debate resolved : That young people are not more to blame for their delinquency than their elders was won by Salt Lake Rto Grand- - church debating against the Magna church The winning team was composed of Gladys Jones and Peter McFete with the Magna team composed of Wendell Hlbler and Helen Larson RICHFIELD— Sheriff V M Fairbanks and Deputy A O Hopkins were kept busy Sunday searching for stolen automobiles Three cars those of A S Crane of Salma and J W Hansen and A L Stallings of Rich field were reported stolen Saturday night Mr Stallings’ automobile was HUNTINGTON— The Mantl forest iocated Sunday afternoon on the lot has received a tractor and ten In the rear of the Peterson Bank Mr Hansen n graders This Chalk Alvin Oldroyd Dorothy equipment was shipped building and thathi of Annabella The Elda Black Vernal Duffin Dor- to Ephraim In addition a second Monday morning Is still missing othy Cowley Zola Christensen Arnpll tractor will be delivered at Hunting-to- n third car Jensen Vera MalmquLst Wilford Ogtogether with a quantity of den Vivian Keate Crystal Hausen smaller road equipment If weather conditions continue favorable Gilbert Avery and Helen Jensen the emergency funds will all be expended to good advantage before June 301 the close of tlie present fiscal year er Union Puct fit in luxurious restful comfort at Magna Baptist church tt T Trmt’tl MAGNA— A cash prize waa awarded to the Sego Baptist church Mon- Seminary Holds Graduation Riles ates ‘ A mimical propgram will be furnished by the visiting clubs Kiw&nls members and their partners are ex pected from Balt Lake Ogden Logan Nephl Spanish Fork Provo Price and Blngnam President E E Knudsen of the local club will be master of ceremonies and Harold Christensen toast master POST PLANS DANCE UNION— Under auspices of Jordan American Legion post a dance will be given In the Union ward recreation hall Saturday as part of the Jes-se- SENIORS ASK DIPLOMAS ' is k PROVO — Apostle David O McKay of the quorum of twelve of the L D S church will preach the baccalaureate sermon of the Brigham Young university In the Utah stake tabernacle Sunday May 31 Adam S Reunion a member of the general church board of educacomtion will give the fifty-fift- h and mencement address in the Y stadium Wednesday June 3 TOOELE— Fifty-fou- r tlie senior class have 1 Platt Eureka EUREKA— Jerry miner waa quite seriously cut about the face by a falling rock in the Eureka Standard mine Monday night Mr Platt was climbing a ladder in a raise when he was struck in the face by the falling rock The force of the rock was so great that it knocked him off the ladder falling only a short distance This Is the fifth mine accident In this district during the past week all but one being quits serious Those previously Injured during the week are: LaVere Jones and Raymond Alonzo cave In in the Eureka Lily mine last Tuesday Donald Peck and S D Strong dropped in a cage in the iron Blossom mine Monday when the engineer lost control All lour were taken to Salt Lake City for medical attention Commencement Exercises in May Jones Edna I By Falling Rock ART LUNCHEON School Honor Roll Lists Students Sego Church Wins State Baptists’ Member Prize nacle Sunday Tiiglit Pruicipal J W SPANISH FORK— Tlie high school Olsen presiding Superintendent of will give the play "The Whole Town s Schools A J Ashman addressed tlie ’’ theater graduates and 8take President R D Talking at the Winona Wednesday evening Appearing in Young awarded diplomas to Tliello Allen Sorenson Bay Anna Lou Peterson Wayne the cast will be: Vera Sorepsen Madelyn Ence NUc ThurClifford Warner Reia Olsen Beck Francis Rowe Darrell Spencer ston Vee Hunt Roma Gray Elmo Blanche Prior Virginia Chappel Jay Bay Gwen Christensen Dorothy i Severely Hurt MURRAY— A widow l06t her home cooperation and tW9 firemen were hurt in a fire shortly after noon Tuesday at the home of - Mrs A Phizacklea 5781 South Sixth West street Murray A chimney collapsed and fell on the Samuel McHenry suffered firemen commission Tuesday a dislocated shoulder and Axel A small amount of money appro badly cut hands priated by ttxe city with club aid Mrs Phizacklea started a fire in would make tlie old Helselt place into the stove to cook lunch and shortly excellent recreational playgrounds afterward men plowing in a field four which would attract local citizens blocks away saw the roof ablaze Afand tourists Mr Thomas said to tell the woman they ter The commission referred the ques- ran running two blocks to call the another P Walter tion to Commissioner fire department By the time Chief such w will Do Whitehead investigate Ed Larson and the fire apparatus arpossibilities rived the fire was out of control A strong wind was blowing 4 : of the Neighbors carried out part SOUTH UTAH BRIEFS furniture Damages are estimated at NEPHI — Principal George A $1500 partly covered by insurance Sperry of the Juab high school anSEMINARY SETS RITES nounces the honor roll for the fifth stuSPRING VI LLE — Stxty-on- e term as follows: dents will graduate from the seml-nar- y “A” roll— Audrey Goble and Cathhere thia spring Superintenderine Bowles ent William T Tew Jr announces Of "B‘! roll— Seniors Jacketta Brough Graduation exercises for the class Velna Evans Audrle Hansen Geneve will be held Sunday evening May 10 Rosequtst Zoe Posell Hazel Ingram In fche high scDool auditorium Bernice Evans Bessie PROVO — Provo city's SCHOOL STAGES OPERETTA DELTA — The operetta “King Grtsley Beard" was presented in the Delta high school auditorium Saturday and Monday evenings by 'the Delta grade school DeLll Hopkins and Roberta Law played the leading 8PRINGVILLE— Former Governor parts Mrs Detta P Neely directed Charles R Mabey of Salt Lake will be the principal speaker at tlie annual art luncheon of the state Klwanls clubs Thursday at 7:30 p m In the high school auditorium Wavne Johnson art supervisor of on thj high school will give a talkwith art appreciation demonstrating Govpictures of the exhibit District ernor H B Owen will talk on KIWANIS CLUBS PLAN ANNUAL Eureka Miner 425-- in development of city owned property in Provo canyon into recreational grounds was urged by O R Thomas president of tlve Provo Rotary club at a meeting of the city SCHOOL PLANS PLAY t 1150 Agent: Scouts Attend FLAMES RAZE Rotary Official Court of Honor Urges Provo to HOME INJURE FRAUD CHARGE ward SPANISH PORK— At the Fourth Develop Canyon TWO FIREMEN chapel Sunday evening a court Yeggs Fail in based The objections were sustained by School Burglary Judge Worthen on the grounds the record withwas not a h EThfrd North 42J COURT DROPS Farrer h Correspondent 22 1931 Zlno-pad- s Put out on—th£painU gone! YOUTH RECOVERING MAONA— Ray Carsey who was seriously injured last 'Wednesday afternoon at Cyprus high school when hit by a discus is progressing Salt nicely at 8t Marks hospital Lake The discus caught Caroey on the side of the head causing a fractured skull Doctors report he will be unable to attend School for about two more months ROAD CHIEF IMPROVES PROVO — Preston O Peterson stile road commissioner who lias been confined to his bed since Saturday with a cold which settled in his back was reported much Improved Tuesday evening Mr Peterson expects to leave his bed Wednesday but will not return to his office ior a few days SHEARING GUNNISON-'-T- he START SET Mantl shearing (plant one mile south of Fayette will Alex commence operation Friday Tennant Jr manager lias signed up for the shearing of 30000 sheep head more than last year 0 Drovn-and-Smok- o Black-and-whit- OCaacrlioIiira e Tips add extra wear! are the correct color combinations We have the style you want at the price you want to pay 1 y Get your pair and be ready for iporti-time- t to-da- C Penney Co Inc JDEPARTMENT STORE On State Just OH Broadway Sturdy elk leather with tips of genuine sharkskin Wearproof le lining flexible sole which ia Black or brown Sizes 12 to 2 S!zm m to ny2 320 269 Sizes 5 Vi to 8 200 C Penney Co tea JDEPARTMENT ST OR R On State Just OH Broadway ng |
