| Show 101LLUJ THE SALT LAKE TKlJiUKE SATUliDtY PROVO rrovo Business Office— 24 No University Southern Utah and Aw Phone 333 429 E Correspondent Third North St Phone CRASH KILLS TWO MEN FLEE YOUTH RIDING SCHOOL BOARD DOUBTS CHANGE M EPHRAIM— Whether to ' risk an SUPPLY CITY encounter with a huge cinnamon car but A HELPER— Word was received In All Helper Friday of the fatal Injury of Authorities Trail Suspects Thinks Elections Stanley Rawlings 18 son of Mr and Mrs Joe Rawlings at Grand JuncProvo Wards Now as Explosion and Fire tion Colo Thursday evening StanDoubtful ley was struck by an automobile Destroy Building while riding his motorcycle early in the evening and died at II p m In a He was a graduate PROVO— la all probability there hospital there HELPER— A terrific explosion fol from the Grand Junction high school Will be no school board election In all lowed by fire destroyed the brick this spring disthe ol Provo city school (ward The Rawlings family resided here building belonging to Mike Mirasco trict this year a was thought prob- many before moving to Soldier early Friday morning two men seen are seeking able due to the fact that the city Summityears at the time the terminal was toOfficers commission recently changed the moved there escape from the district shortly lived in have They A Chevrolet boundaries of the city wards mem- Grand Junction several years Mr after the explosion to Joe Mascaro of bers of the school board state is a railroad engineer Sur- sedan registered Rawlings was abandoned at the Although the question has not viving are the parents and one Lark Utah side of the building caught by fallbeen presented to the city’s legal de- younger brother partment for advice It is the opinion ing walls of leading attorneys of the city that Officers believe the explosion was timed quicker than those guilty of the changing of the boundary lines does not In any way affect the presthe arson deed expected ana blinded ent board It Is pointed out by those by the smoke and flames they were unable to clear the debris The car favoring this view that if such was was almost destroyed by fire Howpossible the city commission would wooden kegs ever two then have complete power over the were token from the car one strong school board as by merely changing with the odor of gasoline and the the boundary lines of the various wards but slightly they could throw MURRAY — Hundreds of entries other too badly burned for detecthe entire board out and bring elec- are expected at the fourth annual tion Helper officers traced the suspects tion in each district rose show of the Murray Flower Dr Amos N Merrill president of Garden club Saturday In the First to Castlegate where it was found they the school board and representative National bank in competition for aroused a friend who Is thought to from the Fifth ward in the eastern two silver cups First second and have taken them Into Salt Lake section of the city Is the retiring third class ribbons' will also be where officers are seeking to pick up Members of the club only the trail Tony Pollastro accosted mernber of the board this year and given the election In the Fifth district will can compete for the cups but the two men running past his residence immediately after the In all probability be the only one tills public Is Invited to display for rib- at Martin However they were retiyear He has not announced whether bons the committee ar- cent and kept their distance and be will be a candidate for reelection Members of was impossible the show consist of Mrs L ranging A Martin chairman Mrs Denzil The force of the explosion was so Mrs Schwan Miss Watts Myrtle great the sides of the building were Benjamin Parker Mrs Fred Llnd-bec- k forced from under the roof the winMrs A G Wallin Mrs How dow and door frames remaining In ard Hausknecht and Miss Bernice their place In the brick In the fall to the ground Bricks and glass were Mackay All perennials in bloom now may thrown for hundreds of feet A winSPRINGVILLE — Approximately be entered in addition to roses dow broken In a near-b- y house cov300 fathers and son attended the an- Flowers will be received from 10 ered John Giacoletto with as nual scout outing at Kelley’s grove a m until noon' when the doors he lay asleep He escaped glass Injury to will be locked permit judging Damage of $890 was done to the frame Wednesday and Thursday The Third ward troop won the The show will be open to the public warehouse and contents of the Workm 9 2 to from p men's store which adjoins the Migrand prize during scout contests featured in the afternoon First places rasco building were: Fourth ward signaling scaling Th Mirasco building was erected treasure hunt and attendance Secat the intersection of the state highond ward cooking and neat camp way and Spring Canyon road four First ward and Mapleton stunts years ago at a cost of $6300 It was Third ward knot-tyin- g divided Into two sections the one unarchery first aid and fire by friction PRICE — At a meeting of the occupied and the other housing a soft Executive A A Anderson spoke on school board Wednesday the ten- drink parlor managed by the owner scout Ideals President J E Bird of tative budget for 1931-3- 2 was for- who went to Salt Lake on Saturday Commissioners council Timpanogos mally adopted with only slight leaving Joe Greece in charge The V O Mendenhall Jesse Whiting changes The sum remains at $439-1- youth claimed business was slow and Willis K Johnson 81 oldest father Amount of loans was changed he tailed to open the store ThursThe from $13250 to $12000 and the dif- day thinking Mirasco would return present were other" speakers ference was added to other depart- Friday The building was covered five scout troops furnished a ments as follows: School operat by insurance gram ing expenses $650 administrative in ' 425-- Hunter Kills Bear as Shot Supply Ends NEW SPRINGS MOTORCYCLE Garden Club Expects Rush Of Exhibitors Agent: Phone 1150 IJNE five-gall- on Scouts’ Quting Draws Hundreds Extension Assures Price of Adequate Amount of Water bear when he had four trlriges or go back to town for more bullets furnished food for some quick thinking for Lester F Poulsen local government trapper when he unexpectedly came on lo the animal as It was enjoying a meal from one of his baits Mr Poulsen had rone up into Spring City canyon to look after his bait and trap line Wednesday He had driven his car as far as possible and then walked three miles farther He at first thought it was ap elk but soon learned his mistake He had not been seen by the animal Mr Poulsen decided the only thing to do was to try and kill the brute He maneuvered around a small hlU to a vantage point directly in front of the ear and shot the animal Its brain and also breakpenetrating ing Its neck The hide still In excellent condition was taken It measured six feet eight inches from nose to toil PRICE— Water ' from four new springs will be turned Into the Price city pipeline the first of next week City Recorder Carl W Empey announced Welding of the pipe has been nearly completed The additional springs will Increase the flow by approximately assurone and a half secona-feing Price an adequate’ amount of water for the summer montlis The chlorinating machine has arrived and will be Installed this week Total cost of the extension work Is in the neighborhood of $10000 and It is estimated the animal must have weighed 600 pounds The bear had evidently had a former encounter with humans as the left front foot was entirely gone apparently the work of a trap in years gone by et Son Saves Mother When Home Burns MT PLEASANT— Fire caused by sparks from a kitchen range which ignited the roof destroyed the home owned by Mrs Peter Frandsen on her dairy farm “Htllerest Ranch” two miles west of Mt Pleasant Friday afternoon Mrs Frandsen after preparing and serving the midday meal was taking a nap when her son' Art returning from work smelled smoke and rushed in the house to arouse his mother Only his timely arrival saved her “ life The entire upper floor of the frame building was aflame and only the quick work of neighbors saved the furniture in the living two-sto- ry ROTARYCLUB HEARS CLERIC Pastor Says Slump Hits White-Colla- r Workers Laborers More Than POVO— “Men with responsible poThe Mt Pleasant fire departmrint sitions are being affected greater by was on the scene but hampered the present depression and men of situation than the by lack of water A bucket brigade he laboring class" the Rev Walter was formed and water from a near-b- y Rollins superintendent of the Irrigating canal was thrown on the H conference of Conoutbuildings to prevent spread of the New York state gregational churches told the Provo flames In addition to clothes bedding and Rotary club Thursday at the Hotel furniture lost In the home Art Robertsreason The assigned for this declaFrandsen who Is a breeder of Ayr- ration Rollins said Superintendent lost and cattle shire Hampshire hogs was the fact that the labor unions valuable records of his pedigreed are keeping the large companies stock from cutting the wages of the laborThe loss Is estimated at $1500 with ing men while the about $1000 insurance men in responsible positions are sufThis is the sixth fire Mt Pleasant fering such cuts three less than in has experienced economic depression The weeks none of the others having has hit present other countries of the world been as disastrous much harder than the United States the speaker declared while the eastern and middle west sections are harder hit than the west The one $100 furniture and equipment $500 deplorable thing of the situation is The board appropriated $100 to men let that middle-age- d be utilized by the Parent-Teachout because of unsettled conditions for Latuda association at improve' will find It exceptionally hard to get ment of school grounds and instalback when the revival of good lation of equipment Total cost of comes as younger men will get the the work Is $600 and the remainder MIDVALE— Mrs Helen Howard advantage and these older men will citihas been furnished by Latuda be lest Mr Rollins said president of the newly organized EPHRAIM — The Ephraim zens and the Liberty Fuel company American Legion Jordan post auxilOrangevill road is now open to traf- The work Is nearly completed iary announced the association will Tells Danger to Civilization fic to the top of the mountain from meet Wednesday at 2 p m at the horse runs OVER BOY - home the west side but pare must be used of Mrs Clara Grant 34 Linin Unwise Use of 10 and snowbanks Henwood some TOOELE— Owen in passing coln street Hen-wostation Willard Mrs son The and of Mr Alpine will be chosen to atmuddy places Delegates leisure received slight injury to his tend tne department convention at detour must also be taken A few head a badly bruised and cut hand Park City August 11 12 and 13 remaining drifts Just east of the top l and painful body bruises when he Mrs Howard said that all wives prohibit automobUes from going on was run over by a horse late Thurs- mothers widows and sisters of civilization over into Emery county but wagons PROVO— “No greu men living in Salt Lake has yet developed leisure and lived’ are able to successfully make the trip day morning at the family residence from either side to the other county outside of Salt Lake City are Dr J B Nash recreation director Invited to Join the new organi- from New York university told 10 zation Brigham Young University summer GUNNISON— Nola Thompson school students Friday Continuing daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard 221 SO MAIN from Dr Nash outlined the downfall of Thompson is slowly recovering caused attributed It a sever wound in her throat and Rome Greece and OUR ENTERING LADY barbed-wirEACH e TO SOUVENIRS from running Into a 171) 1? 17 to leisure SALES STORE AT THE 11 A M AND several days ago rlVEJL In answering the question of his fence Nola was playing with other chilsubject “Can America Be Trusted dren at the rear of the family home out With Lesiure?” Dr Nash pointed PROVO— Miss Melva Boyle super-vis- a America has slaves today the same and in running she bumped into the of recreational activities of the as ancient Greece which give Amer- wire with the result that the barbs deeply Provo city elementary schools and icans leisure They are mechanical were sunk Into the neck so and firmly that her body was susinstructor in physical education at slaves electric lights electric madeIn air the was Leisure pended the Provo high school for the past chines automobiles time to do Her playmates released her with year was appointed Provo city recre- fined by the speakerdoas Edison the difficulty She was rushed to the ation director by the city commission what we want to 18 hours a day £ lina hospital for treatment and said works 11 A M to 6 P M Friday morning Miss Boyle will peaker cannot be said that Edison the examination disclosed the Jugusucceed Miss Esther Eggertsen who jut it lar vein had been missed by a very no leisure COME IN AND BUT AT TOUR OWN PRICES recently resigned to accept a posi- has small margin 1 that work play and DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE tion as supervisor of playground He advocated should all be tied toconstruction work at the Winsor recreationWhen 221 SO MAIN something Is to be gether school in Boston Mass made It should not only be Useful and the workman beautiful also but In should take pride In his work the modern factory system where Is small piece work Is the rule this a difficult matter It becomes necesPRICE— George A Rowley of sary therefore to find joy m other pring Glen Carbon district scout work such as drama music the sci- commissioner for seven years reences and in the romance of the and will be succeedTuesday signed were world Three simple rules ed by Wallace Waymen of Price new The named by the speaker: left Wednesday for Montana work must represent a challenge It Rowley to spend the summer but will remust- not be too easy It should turn in the fall to resume his posinot be too difficult the worker as principal of the Spring Glen should be within reach of success tion school and last there must be social Men’s and Women’s New Before leaving Mr Rowley made Women’s New Style Men’s and Women’s : and Old 6tyle for nine troops of the Non-ru- n Rayon the arrangements for a situation that order In L D S district to attend training camps L D S by these three this summer and expects adult represented between L D S Garments conditions may be brought about it 180 and 200 boys will go to camp Garments should child that the — is necessary weight New style Garments Llgbt be trained with these conditions In extra lino cotwhite summer 2 t for 1S5 mind the speaker said Dr Negh ton (or 135 weight congratulated the teachers present on having an opportunity to exercise leadership In this work rooms w&s unem-jloyme- nt Board Approves School Budget white-collar- ed 13 1U31 larger divisions being set as follows! Teachers' salaries $160000 loans $55000 repairs and Improvements $26700 bonds and interest $25000 transportation $22000 books and students’ supplies $17000 fuel water light and heating $14000 cus- tod Ians’ salaries $10500 The board declined to sanction next year's operation of the MounLEHI— The Alpine district board tain school on East Provo bench the of education has Set the tentative center of a court battle last year budget for the next school year at when the board refused to operate an appreciably lower figure than the it in favor of transporting the stupast year A public hearing on the dents to a centralized school budget will be held in the board of’ 4 p m fices Friday June 19 AID IN TREE PLANTING $371150 the The budget Is set EPHRAIM— All Ephraim city of and employes will give their with flclals quet was held at 6:30 o’clock modtime free Monday- - In securing 50 Robert M Kennan of Ogden trees from the mountains erator speaking on "The Greatest evergreen for planting In Pioneer and Park Mistake of the Church’’ He declared cemeteries the greatest mistake was that churches refrained from teaching the BOARD SETS TAX HEARINGS in general that Christianity NEPHI— The Juab county comt not an easy thing The Rev C mission will convene as a board of N Wallin of Provo was toastmaster equalization June 20 at the Juab Following the banquet Superin- courthouse tendent Rollins and Dr Lewis T Reed secretary of the annuity fund for Congregational ministers spoke World problems formed the subject of Superintendent Rollins while Dr Lewis spoke on "Has a Liberal Faith the Power and Molive for World Evangelization?” Business sessions will conclude the -conference Saturday SPEAKERS TELL District Calls Public Hearing on TASKS BEFORE School Budget GROUP CHURCH ' i Utah Congregational Conference Discusses Prob-- : Jems Needing Study at at PROVO— Church problems were discussed by speakers at the second day's sessions of the Utah Congregational conference at the Provo Community church Four constructive points for church work were stressed by Superintendent Walter H Rollins at the morning's session the necessity of organization social and missionary work constructive evangelism and the teaching office of the church Reports of various officers also were given at the morning session which closed with a devotional period under the direction of the Rev Harry W Johnson of Cheyenne Wyo pastor-a- (Rosa (Bud 45th South and Highland t-large Mabel Emerson associate secretary of the American board of commissioners on foreign missions and Miss Helen F Smith project secretary of the Congregational home boards were the principal speakers at the Women’s Missionary Union program in the afternoon Reasons for carrying on Christian missions In foreign lands were told by Miss Emerson Illustrations from her travels In fourteen foreign lands were used by the speaker to bring home her asiertlons " Miss Smith told principally of the work being done by the project plan of the home mission board and also of the good done by mission workers In the field In the evening a Fellowship ban- Miss Drive Bilious fR BIHant emuttnatarif Take MATUAI’S awODT— —the mild ul M flaw laxative Vim'll the morning Promptly tho rids sratena ptaaeantlr that el th bowol poison eeuse hoadachoot-tt- o -- -- ABVtfrlmU 7Tt Road Now Open Over Mountain er loracWtoAlsjJ-- How Much Will Carbon Boy Scout Officer Besigns BARGAINS— BARGAINS— BARGAINS REMODELING SALE a Dollar Buy? 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