Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING JULY PROVO Provo Business Office— 24 No University and Ave T Pbone 338 Southern Utah Correspondent: 429 E Third North St Phone 1150 Agent: Phone PARADE MARKS PIONEER FIESTA 425-- UTAH LAKE DRY Mountain Climb Program WORK RUSHES Lures Mammoth Throng ON WAREHOUSE BY ENDOF JULY Indian Band Adds Plains Feast Thrill Stale Commission Warns Irrigation Demands Cify Prepares Varied Program' WDh Sports Musical Events Tents Galore of Every Hue Springville Expects to See Turn Grove Into New Packing Plant Carnival Sooil in Use 18 1931 ARMYRESERVE CORPS FLIERS END TRAINING CITY RECALLS Bull Enraged Tunis Gores Utah Farmer RICHFIELD— Le land Das-trof Sigurd was seriously hurt Saturday when the bull he was leading from the pasture gored and trampled him severely Russel Mae succeeded In rescuing the victim from the enraged animal and Mr Das trup up The 18 members of the Three observaHundred and Twenty-nint- h Fillmore Reenacts tion squadron of the United 8tates Session army air reserve corps completed Pioneer their annual two weeks' training period at the municipal airport Friday Legislature and will check In equipment snd be paid off Saturday it was announced by First lieutenant Clarence re PFriday FILLMORE— An Impressive Talbot In charge of the unit enactment of the fifth general session Aerial gunnery and test flying of the legislature of the territory of cupled Friday and after- Utah which convened In Fillmore noon December 10 1855 la being held here Following drill and a parade In the Miss Margaret Young of Salt Lake morning the 200 recruit of the citi"Covered Wagon Days” queen grand zens' military training camp at Fort daughter of Brigham Young was Douglas enjoyed a swim Friday afternoon In the Deseret gymnasium present at the ceremony Thursday Dressed in wearing apparel of the Saturday afternoon the trainees days of the 80s the legislators In sol will be guests at the municipal swimemn session again passed two impor- ming pools tant acts calling for a convention to Sunday morning there will be a draft 'a state constitution and to church parade headed by the colors memorials congress for admission and the Thirty-eight- h Infantry of Utah Into the Union and creatlni band at 8 o'clock Chaplain H E Cache and Box Elder counties an Henrlquet will preach at the chapel others lying In what Is now parts of services at 8:45 a m The choir of eastern Nevada and southwestern St Paul's Episcopal church will furnish the music and Rev Alwyn Idaho Fillmore was chosen as the capital E Butcher rector of that church will Octoof the state bv Brighaiji Young preside ber 28 185 L The sixth session of the Thirty officers of the army reserve were Initiated into the Alpine 8 units met December here legislature club Friday evening In Parley’s can1856 but adjourned to Salt Lake The following members of the fifth yon ceremonies legislature end other important men Fifty attended the In the early history of Utah were which were presided over by Captain fol- H T Carlson who dedicated a rock portrayed by local citizens asLamIn the canyon which saved his life lows Brigham Young Maurice during a cloudburst In the summer bert Heber O Kimball T- Clark Lorenzo Snow R Noble Day of 1930 when h4 was on reconn als-aF C Melville: Wllford Woodruff duty The club had supper in the canyon Parley P Pratt A J T Sorenson Orson Pratt Edward Nelson: Chand- at 530 p m followed by Initiatory ler Holbrook J Frank Holbrook rite ana a program John Stoker James Mitchell Albert Carrington Elmer Carling Daniel H Wells Milton A Melville Jeremiah M Grant Rex Melville Samuel W Richards Alfred Swallow Leon- 1855 of BEAVER-- r Pioneer day the third annl day of Beaver’s seventy-fift- h versary and homecoming celebration Is now reported well on the will be a gala day according to Ernest Draining Source road to recovery A Shipp and Joseph L Jackson superintendents of the Beaver ward PROVO—"America’s greatest com BPRIN Q VILLE--C o n t r u ctlon Sunday schools who have the day’s Utah lake has been drawn down to work Is well under way for the build- program in charge tnunlty hike" an average depth of four feet and They are endeavoring to make the ot a large modem fruit and vegeInof A RICHFIELD— band This title was gloriously earned by ing unless the lrlgatlon draught Is letable packing warehouse here The pioneer parade in the morning not in war paint and feathers dians the twentieth annual Mt Timpano-go- s building is located on the Salt Lake Sc only the biggest parade ever held in ssened It will be virtually dry by the this city but one of the biggest of swooped down onto a party of hike Ftfday when more than Utah Railroad company’s propert Its end of July Edward Southwick state seekers encamped at kind ever held in aouthern Utah pleasure east of the souti food and dairy commissioner reporstate in the highway 10000 persons from all sections of Features of tire pa bade will be perOgden's grove south of Richted Friday on his return from Lehl of city part the field Tuesday night encircled the country participated In the an- J O White will operate the plant sons representing Brigham Young t of water Fifty thousand the camp on their horses and other typical pioneers In cosFILLMORE— Mrs Emily Warner nual prehike program given In the He plans to ship a large volume of and was taken put of the lake during terrorized members of the pioneer days the covered Ray said to be the oldest living native Theater of the Pines Nearly one green tomatoes fruits and vegetables tumes of handcart June bringing the level to the lowest party with thetr cries -Incompanies of Millard county received the confifth tills number intimated they to both eastern and western markets wagons point In hlstoiy The surprise attack occurred would take part in the annual pil- A substantial acreage of tomatoes dians trappers stage coach and nu- gratulations of her friends Monday C Jensen said City Harry Engineer members First when of tho merous floats each ' that the lake was 8 3 feet below com representing her seventy-nintbirthday Mr Ray grimage to the snowy barriers Of the has been contracted and ft good crop decade from 1848 to ward were assembled In the the present The was the second white child bom in of tomatoes Is expected to famous Utah county peak promise last Tuesday which Is one for s plains dinner schools will furnish several Fillmore She grove Sunday be shipped from the plant this year paused In the round of Despite the fact that cloee to tenth of a foot below any previous A pioneer theme was carried event floats illustrating important to household her duties long mark on record The previous low participated last year the crowd The new project will serve as a eon in church history out in the program Special Beaver valley relate incidents of pioneerenough llfo in which gathered tor this year’s event centra tlon and forwarding center for record was on September 2 1928 were songs by John features products and industries as well aa Utah was undoubtedly the largest to ever a' large area in Utah county ’ of Approximately 60000 acre-fee- t Adams a pioneer of 1847 songs floats from the various church and She recalled she knit her first It Is planned to have the building clvlo attend a prehike program demonwater now remains In the lake and and step dances Joseph Ogden organizations will be featured of socks when only six years old that is for the latter ready the occupancy affair In order to spread this over as long pioneer of 1865 songs and by growing yearly strating also it was not uncommon to pay $5 a of and ear the to become flrat of part and com as all promises eventually a period possible July canal readings Oluf Anderson and The Beaver high school band will pound fpr tea and coffee and 41 a one of the biggest events of its kind green wrapped tomatoes will go for- lead rs also Jackson march panics have been cut 15 per cent the will be and followed Margaret for sugar from the emigrants ' In the world The opening of the ward about August 1 when the level alnks 78 feet below float carrying "Miss Utah' pound through the by to California ew double road which allows traf going compromise It is Impossible to pump Mr and Mrs Joseph Ogden who will be selected Sunday Her brother Byron Warner the ic both up and down was another water out of It and at the present led the crowd in old-tiAfter the march the paraders will first sheriff or Millard countv went factor toward a record attendance rate of recession It will come dangerdances for which Thomas Barform a circle in the city park where to Gunnison Bend soon after the old-tia of ously near to this point by the miney and Jack Elder furnished program consisting pioneer Uikers Start b Gunnison massacre and helped preddle of August Mr Jessen said accordeon music as well as modem musical num17 of the bodies tor burial To Top of Mountain Salt hake City now has a dredge bers pioneer talks readings pioneer pare of the Pioneers reThe was the which work there keeping the pumping Following at program dances will be given In the after- cently Daughters honored her by naming the one of the best ever offered If the PROVO — Suit to gain possession of noon will be children's channels open sports as well manner In which the huge throng re- the Payson Chronicle printing estab- as races and events for the grownups camp to which she belongs the Emily 4-or damages of 1500 was The final baseball game of the Ray camp H sponded may be taken as a criterion lishment ard Herrington Edward Trimble hundreds of hikers began their long filed In the district court Friday by three-da- y series will be played in the H Hadlock state bank commisLortn Farr Edward Peterson: Edwin Jaunt to the top of the peak With W afternoon sioner for beneuse of the D Utah and Woolley William D Melville such a heavy stream of hikers startA ball in the Legion hall in PRICE—The Price Rotary club fit of the creditors of the Payson Ex- the grand will close Edward Johnson: Thursday William ’Snow the ing at night C J Hart general com- change evening evening voted to draw up a day bank A H John John J Ray Ray Savings was agalnat Raymond doubtful 1000 If mitteeman the resolution urging the state to conPROVO— WuIianTpiygare 19 of Eldrldge representative from MUlard duct a vigorous defense In the suto be given to hikers reach Mountford who Is in possession of buttons Sprlngvllle pleaded guilty to a charge county Henry Hatton W W Phelps preme court to retain title to over thepaper at the present time Uig the top would be sufficient of petit larceny when arraigned In The suit is the outgrowth of bids Grover A Giles John Parker Rex 5000 acres of coal land In Carbon Twenty years of service In pre-hibe will court Sentence submitted tha OfficomMelville Jesse H Smith Herbert to Friday Choose Utah Four city county Groups reveille which is sought by the United at programs and sounding made Saturday Giles Jesse Hobson Ernest Carling county won Pro- mission for publishing the delinquent hike a china and every States A committee consisting of A 8PRINGVILLE— for Harvesting plate tax Home current R Ashman list Thomas Clifford Flygare Is charged with taking Food the the King cere for for and year fessor Robert Sauer Mat Gtlmour L A McGee and of peas in thia vicinity will email bank containing 5 from tile list by E H Street of the COALVILLE—An old fog barn be- canning Wright Owen W Bunker was named by PresiOthers were given to s D Moore four-yebe completed this week according to Jonathan residence of his uncle Milton AdamH Hatch Sheldon Trimble GomerC Peaoock Lorenzo Work 78 Payson as the oldest man on the Payson Exchange Savings bank and longing to Frank Evans of Salt Lake W R Management E Beveridge to draft the Eddington manager of the Enoch Reese Culbert Robison Brig- dent son at Pleasant Grove where he Is Mr Mountford both the Thors-dato to 81 Mrs hike E the late I is burned representing resolution 'Al ham ground Edge Pulsipher 8prlngvllla canning factory alleged to have stayed for - several Young's bodyguards were repremont as the oldest woman and to Payson Chronicle Mr Mountford had not though the crop was comparatively sented afternoon The It was brought out at the meeting days while the Adamsons were at t BEAVER— The organization of 4 H the family of Dr C Y Cannon from submitted a bid of 8 cents per line been used for several building by Allen Huntsmen and was that'ir tha government obtains the this good years the quality year light bid and Mr s cents 7 sheep camp in the mountains of the cluba Carling of the Street Iowa comprising five member who The fire Is thought to have been 125 acres or about one-ha- lf of land the state and Carbon county in Beaver has been completed came Strawberry section It is also charged more than 1500 miles Others contract being awarded --ito the latter caused by a tramp who was seen Only will lose the right to tax It Of the last year's acreage was contracted he broke into the garage taking the at follows: Home Management club were ——i total acreage Involved 1120 acres are prowling about the place a short time this year Adamson car HU uncle however president Virginia Pearce vice pres- sticks given to holdersV of "TUnp” Is fire out broke before th claimed here by the Independent Coal Ss bean The acreage string to refused press other charges against ident Ora Ounn secretary and treasFrom the opening number a talk Coke company and the taxes paid about of last year's acreage him officers say CLERKS ARRANGE OUTING urer Maxine Lowe: members Chloe by Dr Lowry Nelson of the Brigham Where foreign labor was necessary to upon It amount to 415000 annually PROVO-Ret- aU clerks-o- f Utah harvest the beans last season only Boyter Vie Cartwright Helen Bohn Young university In which he told and Margaret Griffiths instructor of the purpose of the hike and how ST GEORGE— Thirty men now ham cf St George and his brother county will hold their annual outing local help is being used this year Lorraine Price at Geneva August 5 Harold Buckley Canning of this crop began this week are employed at Beaver dams In the J E Fordhara of the Fordham looking down from the top of the SPRINGDALE — The Second-Yea- r opening Foods club president huge mountain gave one a new in- dance this city Is general chairman of An excellent crop of tomatoes is construction of the 4100000 tourist nursery of Sandy Mail and party at the new 430000 of One hundred fifty pounds of lawn Peggy Smith vice president Emily sight into life and cleansed one of ward was held Thursday eve- the arrangements The event will be anticipated by the local cannery pro- lodge and camp ground ‘Landchapel to the concluding pag- ning under the direction of the ward featured by sporta games bathing viding the water supply Is not ex- scaping wtU begin shortly and prob- seed will be planted within the next Gentry secretary and treasurer earthly strifes two E week be eant FordKarl before time done will of White KANAB— The Lion club ot Kanab Dorothy harvest hausted given by dancing students by song leader Helen ably A short program was given and dancing the Lions club In northern Arlaons Mackerel! reporter Lois Baldwin the B Y U under direction of Miss btshoprlo the during evening together with the Associated clubs members Janls Bowman Mae Mur- Wilma Jeppeon entitled "The Com- The new la of colonial of southern Utah are endeavoring to dock Oladys Griffiths Rett Joseph ing of Fire to the Human Race" the architecture building built with cement establish a mail route from Kanab and Helen Cartwright program met with hearty applause basement and walls of green tapestry to Flagstaff Aria vis House Rock The first-yea- r group has been di- Tents Make Grove Work finish was done by brick ' local men under the direction of Alvalley the Grand canyon bridge and vided into two separate food olubs on account of the large number of girls: Appear Like Carnival Cameron bert Anderson Other numbers on the program The chapel is on of the most comResolutions have been indorsed First group President Ruth Burt which will be sent to Washington b- vice president Hortense Oakden sec- were: Vaudeville stunts "Hollywood modious and attractive buildings of efore July 20 to interest the officials retary and treasurer Gladys Grif- Baby Stare" Thera and Valene Stew- Its kind in the southern end of the state A recreation hell 30 by 70 feet fiths Gameath Atkin song leader art Provo Maori trio and Hula-Hulthere in the proportion violin solo Albert and the chapel are on the main floor and Katherine Oakden reporter with girls B Y-FACES LIQUOR CHARGE Mrs Margaret Atkin and Mrs Ethel Swenson Pleasant Grove new ver- In the basement are eight classRICHFIELD— Ernest Howes of Blackner as leaders members Elea- sion of the “Legend of Tlmpanogos” rooms a baptismal font bishop's ofwas arrested Tuesday nor Hickman Elaine Hutchings and Jean Prison Tlmpanogos Cave as fice banquet hall furnace and coal Marysvale sociation accordion solo Dr Vern rooms night at the Shady Dell dance hall for Myrtle Griffiths liquor possession according to Deputy Second group President Emma Houston American Fork solo Hugh Sheriff A O Hopkins He will be Burke vice president Molly Cart- Harvey Heber: "Indian Dances” Dr tried before Justice Edmund Jackson wright secretary and treasurer Karl Young Aline Coleman B Y U of Joseoh within he next week Maurlne Carlow song leader Irene selections B Y U Ladies’ Glee club Smith club reporter Helen Gillies under direction of Miss Margaret duet Preston Tayor members Include Beth White Kath- Summerhays leen Ward Barbara Leasing Anna-bell- e and Burdette Bird Payson string NEPHI — e Nephl citizen must trio Spanish Fork cornet solos Proand Josephine Parkinson on water for household and fessor Sauer drill American Legion sprinkler purposes or regulation fordrum corps With such a huge crowd in attend- bidden unnecessary use will be issued ance and with nearly a third staying Superintendent A J Gowers Of the Frca announces overnight the Aspen grove looked like Nephl waterworks a huge carnival site with thousands During the past week the storage t At the Wilson Hotel have been of tents and sleeping abodes of every tanks in the canyon On Mon Tues & Wed empty due to the fact that PRICE— J E Pettit chairman of description and hue adorning the springs have decreased considerably the Carbon county emergency relief camp grounds t July 20 21 and 22nd drive announces the central comMembers of the Utah county sher- during the past few days The empty mittee will place a plan before the iff’s office and state patrolmen as- storage tanks would handicap the By MB B D BAEEUHN fire department should sericounty commission whereby land ac- sisted by local officers patrolled the Nephl 1 start he said From 10 a m to 7 p m quired by the county for delinquent grounds throughout the day and ousInfire an effort to conserve water a taxes will be turned over to the night and not a single accident of new spring top fountain has been to cultivate and raise their any consequence marred the day workless to costs you absolutely nothing It placed on Main between Center and test supply of own food recelva a free ten-da- y First North streets to replace a conrelief committee finds the Tha muscle-tonl- o herbal the “JPiapao1 need at the present time is tinually running one and to examine and have demon- greatest for end the people of Price strated to you privately— a scientific are clothes Her Is your opportunity to buy ft Men’s black gunmetal Oxford! In being asked to contribute artiself -- treatment which so many othof wearing apparel cles Suit of fine workmanship and high ers attest under oath rid them of eiseg 6 to 11 Snappy blucher-cu- t their rupture and saved them from low All a materia! at of good quality leather —made price 17 quality PROVO— Dorothy Robbins the knife daughter of Mr and Mrs Jess Robin worsteds eassimeres new g new a with composistyles bins of 435 North Fourth East street FBEE-PLAP- A0— BEAVER— After a period of six FEES tweeds and sole value— is a This suffered a broken nosa and severe weeks tion real serges with no case of hydro-- 1 cuts when the car in which she was Stuart's Plapao-Pad- s are petent-abl- y h&ve we Been such a never before to phobia calf belonging the west riding driven by Miss Hazel Hicks Larkin reported different from the truss being HELPER— Von will enErickson died Tuesday eve-- 1 455 North Fourth East street colmechanlco-chemlco bank river Price the of the made Oxfords through offered at inch a' applicators quality with this disease City offilided with a truck driven by Grant A nlng the per-fe- et joy cials again will us safeguard and purposely to keep the lower part of town was 30completed Whitman of low on Lake the Balt laborers price muscle tonic called "plapa©’ con- this week by a crew of to stamp out the disease comfort of First West and Center endeavor Is advisable for the citizens to get tinuously applied to the affected working for the city The barricade It Miss streets Hicks of Friday evening these fing fitrid of all cats and dogs not valued parts and to minimise danger of erected against the dangers future wire suffered minor cuts and shock and which run at large officials anslipping end painful friction Fab- floods is comprised of heavy ear of other the Two a to built occupants boulders cable backed as velvet— eay to apply— by ric soft ting inita will nounced Just the hat yon men need to wide Maurice and Veda Hicks escaped Ininexpensive During 25 years thou- height of seven feet and 12 feet finish the rammer season' All give you extends from the juries CHAPTER NAMES DELEGATES sands have successfully treated The sizes in these hats that are regu themselves at home— without hin- Hill street bridge to the Oberto bridge — PRICE Price chapter Order of AUXILIARY NOMINATES district drance from work Awarded Gold and offers a safeguard to the seasons named two delegates and has Ahepa lar 20H and 300 values American FORK— The SPANISH Medal Rome Grand Prlx Paris hardest hit by floods in past two alternates to the ninth annual afternoon Legion auxiliary Thursday and Honorable Mention San Franof tthe Ahepa society at Men’s Rayon at the home of Mrs Nephl Swenson convention cisco Process of recovery la natSan Francisco Calif from August Presias follows: officer nominated no so Well-mad- e 24 to 30 ural subsequent use for any Karras full cut plain George president dent Mrs Leona Larsen and Mrs of the local order and Nick kind of support ls Oertrude Rounds first vice presiand colors vice president are delegates fancy patterns dent the one receiving second high Nick Zakls and C R Dragognas al5 Jpair Dross' Shirts in second vice Boyi’ presfor vote ternates president BE SURE TO CALL! addition to official In the RICHFIELD—LaVon Harwood 9 ident Mrs Verma Johnson treaslet there can't a be will Harjust ' representatives son large and Mrs Harvey Do not fall to can on Mir Raeburn wood of MrAurora urer Mrs Thelma McKelL Mrs All of other Carbon Ahepana In about narrowly escaped Marie Nelson chaplain Mrs Harriet number you forget as you may not have another op- death of attendance at the conclave Wednesday when struck by a Nelson gu a ran-tee- d sergeant-at-arm- s s these excellent M r portunity for some time qual car driven by a Salt Lake man Alfast Sox in plain col-orcuts Gladys Boyack historian Mrs Daisy PROVO BREVITIES ity Remember the time and place though the boy suffered hetd now choose C6oIorg-size- i will The Daniels president and was severely bruised he is and fancy pat-terher secretary 6 to If not able to call write for FREE rapidly recovering PROVO—Frank George Stark of A complete accident TRIAL PLAPAO Address Plapao Witnesses reported the this city filed suit for divorce Friday 14 ‘ EAGLES PLAN FROLIC Co 9J8 Stuart Bldg 6t Louis Mo was unavoidable range of sizes MURRAY— A charity frolic includ- fromHazel Stark on the ground ol desertion be will street dance sponsored ing a Saturday by members of Murray Talks ess lee— Emphasizing the imbe on will Aerie of Eagle Dancing of the Ice Industry to modFourth avenue between State and portance em civilization George W Bird sales In committee streets The Poplar manager of the Wasatch Service com-charge consists of Wilfred White-hea-d pany spoke to the local Rotary dub B H Stauffor and Fred H at the Hotel Roberts English BroadFriday noon as low Peters A high-qualit- y Closing Oat Corduroy cloth and Irish Visitor Speaks— Dr William C GraSUSPECT ARRAIGNED ham of the University of Chicago PROVO— Howard E Strang of special lecturer at Brigham Young Poplin Shirts for suitboys Orem was arraigned In the city court university aiunmer school spoke on sizes all in men He of on Cone FA Fir 3 formerly felling at $170 per Boll a the Bible the outlined battery charge Friday and origin of was given until Wednesday to enter best methods for study of this menu-- 1 S3 o able Now as Low work in Odors of white was released on his own script before the Klwsnla club Thurs- his and plea rAINT— Every Gallon Guaranteed recognizance Strang allegedly struck day noon Dr Hugh Woodward dean blue green and Zee Whitaker of this city following of the Voung university! $240 Gallon 70o Quart 40o Pint beach fawn an altercation over an Irrigation summer Brigham I 'ee ef Draperies school spoke briefly These are tan Complex Varnishes 1 me and ditch cllmi'D’s Feint Cooiplri cl Recitals Set— Two free piano re-I’llIlKtS AND fltlLHS t RAMING Sizes 6 17 regularly much SCOUTS GO TO CAMP cltals will be given In the Second ward Bse Alene IVcIl of RICHFIELD— The by chapel pupils Richfield Saturday " higher priced J j Fourth w" under Cluff Simmons The advanced stuward Boy Scouts 1 WFSI FTHST SOCTIt WASATCH Scoutmaster Ben C Luth left Friday dents will be heard at 8 p m and the j(for a neck's camp on Cove mountain Intermediate and beginners at 2 p mli Millard Honors Oldest Woman Born in' County aCre-fee- high-gra- de 0 plo-nee- -- - Cal-llst- er nc Payson Sees Fight Over Newspaper Long-Clim- -- Rotarians Urge Coal Title Fight GIRLS IN Youth Pleads Guilty to Theft District Nears BEAVERELECT Blaze Destroys Old Log Barn ke Completion of Pea Harvest ar Le-la- nd Program Marks Chapel Opening Clubs Join to Get New one-fif- Work' Progresses On Beaver Dams th Route -- RUPTURED? Men’s Striking New Men’s & Young Men’s Neplii Faces Water Restriction Rule Black Hyde Park ton-serv- Oxfords Land’s Dn::r:!rdica Group Urges Use for Relief -- prao-tlcall- y ' Workers Complete River Barricade Girl Breaks Nose In Auto Mishap Rabies Breaks Out in Beaver long-wearin- lntar-sectio- Men’s n Straw Hats 100 and 149 ' rlp-rappl- ng - Boy Dodges Death In Auto Accident Sox Salu-verak- are i ns vm Hen’s Slurb PAPER SPECIALS Some Patterns as Sc PER ROLL ti 90 l-2- 1 “J Pc:r Boys’ Corduroys 1 Sl Pant for for cordovan Very or play blue and to |