Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING APRIL PRQV OjmL Southern Utah Provo C Business Office OF 24 No University PLANS C FOR EXHIBITION Chamber Names Group lo Direct r at Phone 333 Correspondent: 129 KThlrd North St Phone 1130 Agent: ghone 425-- M Woodstock School CIVIC PROJECT SCHOOL OFFICE Sets Opera Frig) FUNDS GROW HEALTH MEET MURRAY— Children of the annual CLUB ASSISTS CHANGE FAILS Wood-stoc- k school will present their opera Friday night In the amusement ward hall of the South Cottonwood under direction of Principal William D Belliston Principals are Doimi Ferguson Ora Ballard Alvin Fors Joseph Shepherd Reed LUinell Wil- Expect Sessions June City Tentatively Set as Date for Tenth Annual Utah Fete by P G Chamber 10 Price Resident Seriously Injured Driver Fails to Stop IS 1931 COUNTY CALLS LAY PLANS FOR VICTIM DYING Officials 500 Attend BERRY FESTIVAL AUTOIST HELD Provo Friday at Arrangements Price Ave 24 Gebliart liam PROVO — More than 500 school church and civic leaders of Utah county are expected to attend the county extension of the White House conference on child health and protection Friday at 7:30 p m In the Provo high school auditorium The complete program for the meeting which has been arranged by Dr P R Bowdlsh director of the Utah county health unit acting chairman of the gathering fol- Erma Labrum Mar- jorie Howe Ruby Backlund Minnie Ferando Erma Btone Mary Falcone Della Htnnen Boren Barrett Hector Douglas Robert Turpin Marie HuWi Franklin Hamblin Elaine Sdrales Steve Amlcone and Grant Mackay with a chorus of 45 Mrs Nellie WUson will have charge of the staging and Mrs Wanda Johnson will be accompanist Children of the primary grades will sing a selection of southern melodies directed bv Mrs Anna Oreenband and Miss Zltella Wheeler PLEASANT GROVE— The tenth annual “Utah StrawPRICE— A committee has been berry Festival’ held In June of each year will be given two PRICE- -E P Zero 46 of Price appointed by the Price chamber of days this year members of the Pleasant Grove chamber of was In a local hospital near death commerce to direct establishment of commerce sponsors of the event decided this week A- late Thursday night of a crushed a permanent display of exhibits perchest and lacerations and possibly taining to the Industries and scenic lthough June 10 was set as a tentative date the final deci- Internal Injuries suffered when he lows: attractions of this section The dis- sion for the dates of the celebration will be made Tuesday was struck by on automobile between Selection by the Provo high school play will be placed in the office of High Helper and Price Thursday eve- glee club: “Education night by the committee Strawberry growers demurred at ning In Relation to the chamber Bennlon the Milton date finally until they could get a more accurate Pan Raybold of Consumer was ar- Child Welfare" J F MacKnlght chairman of the setting of the state White House group htLs named the following comcheck on the berry season rested In Consumer charged with be- chairman "Problems committee mittee members: Mayor W F Olconference which driver the of car the struck to According present plans a ing officers son President A W Clyde Secretary PRICE— Both the negative and afConcerning Juveniles’ Judge Oeorge said had Zero of Raybold innovations will number go along A Goates of the Salt Lake district firmative debating teams of the CarWilliam H Toy and Director 0 P to stop after striking Zero as y with the fete As outlined failed Madsen of the chamber Two others luvenlle court: entertainment num- bon high were defeated by Uintah In was walking by the side of the bers The will be named later Master Barkley Fall and Provo debates Tuesday negative at present the first day’s schedule he and was intoxicated when school girls "Medical Service team consisting of Alta Barnes Mr MacKnlght said he has been Includes a parade In the forenoon highway high officers arrested said chairPaul G Samuel and Ftlburn Welfare" and Ogden Dart Katherine assured the city will turn over for a rodeo In the afternoon a dance They also arrested Robert Perea the use of the Price chamber larger and a midnight frolic at night for said to have been with Raybold at man of the medical service of the traveled to Vernal while the negaconference tive team of the latter school met the welfare and more commodious the feature events quarters on the time of the accident The two Utah child the ground floor of the city hall In For the second day officials are men are being held pending outcome "Plans and Objects of Utah County Carbon debaters here Those who in Child Welfare Work” County upheld the affirmative side for the addition to supplying exhibits he attempting to get the Utah-Jua- b of Zero’s Injuries J W GUlman local school were Helen Zeese and LEHI— Vern Webb plowing 6ays his committee will endeavor to county firemen’s convention to be The Raybold machine was traced Commissionerfrom the1 Alpine Provo Helen Mortenson on the Lehi north bench was make the office of the chamber of held here Their sports would com- by Its license number obtained by Delegates districts will The question for debate was "Recommerce one of public utility It being followed by the custoprise main free program In the fore- a witness of the accident who is re- city and Nebo school take back solved That the chain store Is a detis his to gradually provide the noon a baseball game would be held ported to have told officers Zero was be in attendance and will mary flock of guls Flicking plan communities riment to the best Interests of the to their respective In the afternoon and an illuminated his whip toward a horse Mr quaters with rest rooms for the bene well away from the pave walking fit of tourists writing desks and Webb hit one of the gulls flyplans for the organization of local American people" Judges of the parade at night followed by a dance ment conferences contest held here were Henry other Conveniences The regular carnival and minor ing overhead The lash tore W Glenn Harmon and O P The exhibits which will take In out one eye and otherwise shows will be held both days Madsen all departments of agriculture liveThe decision was unaniAH the committees which are unbruised the bird Mr Webb stock dairying coal while humanely killing It mously In favor of the visitors der the chairmanship of Clifton mining and other Industries such as production noticed Its peculiar tints and Clark president of the chamber are of dry Ice and asphalt will be consize He then noticed the enworking out Improvements In the Seek was flock same tained of the attractive tire genIn special divisions of the celebration glass display A greater number of berries than cases A complete file of data coneral appearance were MURRAY— County firemen ever before will be served to patrons John Hutchings Lehi naturBEAVER— The following students cerning these Industries road conDairy of events called to two fires Wednesday which have been nominated for student ditions etc also will be kept on alist identified the guU as the of the day The program to due their defied efforts the strong body officers for ’3P and ’32 with hand heretofore a small booklet will be specie generally known as PROVO— A tour of Utah county “Franklin's Gull” Its natural the election to be held Friday: enlarged and Improved according to wind A house at Redwood road and H V Swenson committee chairCullen Barton and BUI dairy farms to select anlmaLs for the President range is in the Dakotas MinnTwenty-sevent- h South street occu Murdock vice president Beth Lowe proposed dairy demonstration train man esota Wisconsin and Saskatchepied for only three days burned to and Jack Tanner secretary and to be run in the county during the wan and Manitoba Canada the ground with all its contents at treasurer Zola White and lone latter part of May was made ThursIt Is seldom found elseMan and CaJne 10 p m during the absence of the' where The bird was further Christiansen: Judge Therlon Joseph day by Professor George family whose name Chief Jack Clay and Calvin Pearce attorney Lowell dairy husbandman of the state exidentified by Dr J W Sugden was unable to learn Agent LyBalt Lake orthlnologist and Mack Easton: sher- periment station County BEAVER— Burt Swlndlehurst 35 A chicken coop belonging to J F Hutchings Roberts Rich Howard Dr Sugden states he has Is confined to his bed suffering from iff Woodrow Griffiths and Gilbert man H May three miles east of Sandy on Gale song leader Carlle Murdock county cow tester Heber Knudsen found one or two of this specie a shock and a deep cut on the forethe Alta road caught fire at 1 :30 a m and Florence Woodhouse cheer W A Nuttal and W H Nelson afternoon head sustained Monday along Bear river Utah but Ms due to an overheated brooder stove leader Riggs Murdock and Russell Final selection will be made In the claim has always been disputtwo miles north of Beaver when his 2500 next few days Mr Rich stated and baby chicks were destroyed Barraclogh ed as he has never had the team ran away The load of hay CEDAR CITY—Six districts of Damage was estimated at $600 with A president for the girls’ league evidence The specimen accand rack tapped over pinning him unno Insurance southern Utah belonging to the this Friday will also be elected der it identally killed by Mr Webb has council of Boy Scouts will Beth Lowe and Zola White are nomi been mounted by Mr Hutch--ing- s Harry Hodges a farmer who lives at the annual 4-their hold soparovan nees H below the hill saw the runaway and Branch Agricultural college May 1 Its peculiarity is a delicately helped Mr Swlndlehurst from under 2 and tinted light the hay and brought him Into town body The troops will arrive at the camalmost a white with a deep MONTICELLO-T- he Women’s Litpus shortly after noon the first day brown head and Montieello purchased of club erary where they will be issued tents and PROVO— Miss Myrtle Davidson of wings flicked at the back with and planted six ornamental trees on The evening Logan state leader of ‘girls’ camping equipment a tract In the L D 8 church block splashes of black and somcolor will the ceremonies Include ewhat smaller than the ordinary clubs arrived In Utah county Wedwhich has been set aside ax a city a theater Dixie followed annual The ceremony by gulL nesday to assist leaders of the county ST GEORGE— will park at scout a the dance held then be juFriday party In outlining the program lor the en- college girls’ day The club has had the tract cultiAMERICAN PORK — After ten nior high school as guests of the Ce- suing with a program in the morning vated and leveled and this week will year dance years’ efforts the Service Star legion schools The public espe a and dar afternoon City In the at Miss Davidson met with leaders sports fence it to protect the trees of American Fork received the deeds afternoon by the legion officers Mrs dally the parents are Invited to at- Grand View and Pleasant View jn the evening This project is being undertaken as to a building on Merchant street Susie Miller president Lille Wilde tend program of the morning A feature she meet will with leaders of a civic betterment campaign Thursday part which will be remodeled and used for secretary and treasurer and Lama The program Saturday Includes a of Spanish Fork Leland will be reading of the prize girls' club rooms the banquet hall and a Dunkley Helen Mercer Bertha Sa- parade at 10 a m a general assembly Goshen Payson Benjamin Salem day poem and story During kitchen gers Salina Allen and Ann L Chip-m- at 11 a m where President Lowry and Sprlngvllle and FridayMapleton Pleas- afternoon a program of sports will The deal was put over Wednesday - a Nelson of Timpanogos- - council and ant Grove Manila American Fork be held Including a baseball game Oscar A: Kirk ham associate region- Lehi and Alpine between the Hurricane and Dixie al executive will be the main speakgtThe activities will close with a EPHRAIM— Contract for remodelers Following lunch hour the afternoon will be spent in competitive dance In the evening ing the Interior of the Bank of Ephevents Including wall scaling first raim has been let to a Salt Lake demonstrative aid and archery with firm according to Cashier F H events knot tying signaling flapjack Work will begin within Rasmuson a month cooking and handicraft PROVO— District Judge George W The lobby will b enlarged and Immediately following the scout now being used officials of the six districts will meet Morthen aThursday took under adpart of the building will new visement a motion In for trial in a banquet and business meeting be added to gar- by a grocery store Maude Chegwldden PROVO— of case T H HeaL former the presiafter which the evening will be tak- dent of the defunct Provo Consoli- den editor for The Balt Lake Tribune the bank's quarters court of honor en up by a dated Read Estate company follow- will be the speaker at the Provo RoRECOMMEND OFFICER tary club Friday noon at the Hotel ing a hearing on the motion CASTLE DALE— Ed Fox was un Roberts was Heal sentenced to serve from to the state one to ten years in the state prison "Ornamental Gardening will be animously asrecommended water commissioner at engineer after he was found guilty of embez- Mrs Chegwidden’s subject a salary of $150 a year at a meeting zlement by a district court Jury Febof Irrigation companies here this MISSIONARY RETURNS 4 ruary week Due to extreme shortage of HUNTINGTON— A welcome-homAMERICAN FORK — The biIn Castle Valley ways and party was given Tuesday evening water monthly meeting of the Lions club means of conserving and dividing April 21 In the auditorium for Tru- water has been postponed until Thursday were discussed man Mathle son of Mr and Mrs April 30 when officers will be InWilliam T Mathle who returned stalled the yearly report of the club Sunday from the British L U 8 missecretary given and a special ladies’ sion In will take place program night SPRINGVELLE— a"" tract of land NEW COAL PRICES hall BROODER DESTROYED the Evergreen cemetery on Clarence A ‘Tabby” Grant the joining west was purchased last week by Fire caused by an THATCHER-Incoming president will be In charge the council NUT extra large overheated furnace destroyed a large and has obtained Letha Coleman the citynew addition will be known as brooding house belonging to Roy An-- d Chautauqua lecturer who recently The Evergreen Annex according to City reason at his farm here this week STOVE LUMP returned from a 750 Three thousand five hundred chicks Harold and Recorder Harry Pennington trip as the speaker In the cremated were The cleared is and 500 and hens ground being Glen Hawley of Sprlngvllle will supLUMP the lots plotted ready for sale blaze ply the music Dancing will follow the program TENNIS MEET POSTPONED WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE and Installation of officers OJAI Calif April 23 W—Rain PROVO— Emma Ford ham filed SERVICE GOAL CO forced postponement of the thirty-sixt- h suit for divorce from Amos P Ford-hacourt In district annual Ojal tennis tournaWednesday Wasatch ment today but it was hoped the pleading nonsupport She asks for courts will be In shape tomorrow for the restoration of her maiden name at play to start The championships Emma Ewil They were22married 1929 Salt Lake on November will be concluded Sunday "a three-rooWellington'— house belonging to Austin Larson was destroyed by flames about midnight Tuesday with damage estimated at The blase was discovered by $1500 a passer-b- y who roused Larson his wife and six children An alarm was Chiffons! New turned in to the Price fire department which rushed to the blaze by Offer to the Pnblio a New E vent in the Way of a Super automobile as taking the fire engine Colorful Prints! outside of the city limits is prohibited DOLLAR By the time the firemen traveled COMBINATION Pastel Flat Crepes! seven miles to Wellington the entire building was In flames Some of the household belongings were saved It Polka Dots! SPECIAL COHBINATIQri Is believed the blaze originated from Electric wiring defective Short Sleeves ! SPRINGVILLE — The permanent art fund of the Sprlngvllle high school and the pioneer mothers’ monument fund were each Increased Board Voles Tie on Pro a gift from the Home Culture club literary organi- $50 this week with posal zation Fifth Mem- ber Absent' contributed $150 PROVO— A recommendation that required for the recording of any organization's Inname the superintendent's office of the on the honorary bronze tablet the Provo city school district be moved high school's permanent display to Provo senior high of Central monument fund With this gift the building' so that the superintendhas reached the $2000 mark The ent's office and the office of the clerk committee In charge hopes to reach of the school board can be In closer $3000 before July 24 At this time the touch was tabled by the school board monument now under construction at a special meeting Tuesday eveby Cyrus E Dallln of Boston will ning when the vote was a tie Dr be erected on the city park Amos N Merrill president of the school board states Dr Merrill pointed out such a move would save the board considerable money each year as well as greatly expediting the work John Taylor and Ole E Olsen were the school board members voting LEHI— President A Carlos Bchow against the proposal with Dr Merof Lehi stake announces quarterly rill and George A Stratup voting conference will be held Saturday and in favor John W Farrer the fifth Sunday The Saturday session at member was absent due to Illness 7:30 p m will be held In the Lehi A change In the book store of the Fifth ward chapel while the three school Is also proposed so It can be Sunday meetings at 10 a m 2 and placed closer to Principal J C Mof-flt- 's 7:30 p m wtll convene In the Lehi office and can come directly high school auditorium General au- under his charge Tills also was votthorities from church headquarters ed to a tie by Mr Olson snd Mr Tayand Dr Harrison R Merrill of the lor who stated It would be better will be the principal to wait until the end of school beB Y U fore making such changes speakers or This chib has now a necessary $250 Wins Lclii Stake Sets Uiiituli In Two Debates Conference Dates Rare Gulls two-da- Visit Utah Near Lehi Rug-ge- rl Fires Raze House Students Pick Burn Chicken Coop Nominee List Experts For Team Runs Away Train Scout Districts Arrange Annual Soparovan Fete Hay Load Pins 50 EAST BROADWAY 3 Leader Arrives in Provo College Girls Girls rose-colore- d slate-colore- Continuing Our Montieello Club Tim-panog- os Legion Women Acquire Building OF Cows Aids Park Plan Prepare Fiesla 4-- H : Bank Prepares IRemodcling Work an Judge Takes Case In Advisement Rotarians Name Speaker for Friday Lions Postpone Bimonthly Met Owing to the adverse weather conditions we are extending this Stupendous Sale of our entire stock of better Spring Coats that formerly sold to $5500 NOW e Purchase Adds to New Style Cemetery Tract Frocks Flr-ma- ge Usually Sold at 995 to 1495 $675 round-the-wor- ld 800 Fire Razes House m 2650 :zzzz7 At Wellington m Beaver Girl Wins Valedictory Race Sleeves! 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BEAVER— Maurlne Christiansen daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Christiansen of this city has been named valedictorian for the high school graduating exercises the evening of May 7 In the high school Sizes 14 to 52 auditorium Doyle Twttchell second in scholar- Fulday-Saturda- y ship record Fashion’ t Latest Success KNIT ' - DRESSES 'With Beret to Match Pure Zephyr and Zephyr ’ Rayon Yarns Necks V Round Necks Frilled Tweed Mesh Flared Blouses Weaves Weaves and Pleated Pastels Bright Colors and 'Two Color Combinations hMMUB'iliWT'-1 deliver the address of welcome Maxine Lowe will give the prognostication Samuel Gentry and Lula Morris the Invocation and benediction The baccalaureate service for the three county high schools will be held on the evening of May In the Milford high school auditorium PEST DRIVE BEGINS AMERICAN FORK— A concerted drive on magpies and magpie eggs was Initiated by the American Fork Fish and Game association at a meet-- 1 Ing of the board of control Tuesday night In the city hall It was decided to offer a fishing rod lo the boy who brought in the largest number of magpie heads and eggs and a bounty of five cents on heads of grown birds 2 cents on baby birds and I cent Is per egg 1- -2 HtiHriH will FOUR-IN-HAN- D TIES BOW TIES 5 7 FOR FOR ATHLETIC UNIONS 3 PAIRS PULLOVER SWEATERS L D Oxfords Shirt $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 S GARMENTS 'S?KSt A Special Offering of 100 Tie Regular Price $3710 You? 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