Show ’ I trx 1 ' 4 Musical Numbers Stunts Mark Arrangements for Celebration PROVO— Sponsored by various co- t operative of the county program and Including musical numbers stunts will be presented from 8 to 8 p m Wednesday at the annual Utah County Farm bureau outing Secre tary George Brown announces Firms cooperating In the program ere Dairy association Dairy Inc Utah Cold Pack Inc American Fork Poultry association Lehl Dairy association Peyson Onion Growers and the Spanish Fork Farm bureau Mora than 60 farmers of the county and the same number of women are expected to participate In the sand mucking and women's plow ing contests Interest In the baseball game for the oounty championship also Is very keen Mr Brown said and a record crowd la expected The Orem Farm bureau baseball team Monday will oppose the winner of a game between Bpanlsh Fork and Lehl nines at Geneva to decide the team which will oppose Salem for the Orem-Llndo- Utah-Wasatc- h f i 1 ’ f 421 E Third North Stf Phone TOOELE— Alex F Dans reported 1600 turkeys owned by Noel Anderson of GrsAtsville have a successful war against grasshoppers on tho Droubsy brothers’ garni at Erda Just as the hoppers were making an Inroad onto tho Droubay farm two weeks ago Mr Anderson was solicited and brought bis flock by truck to Erda They Immediately started on their task and to dato have completely cleared the land of the pests and are moving to other property at the Invitation of the owners The turkeya are reported to be blind to all other kinds of food as long as there is a grasshopper in sight and unlike the gulls they eon-duct- ed Small Cyclone Uproots Trees In Henrieville plow Into tho alfalfa and wheat before It Is cut and cat the pest before It has an opportunity to damage the plant The turkeys are herded much like sheep and Mr Anderson follows his flock with a sheep wagon He plana on placing them on his dry farm wheat on Hickman bendh when he leave Erda where will plok all tho grata eut of the head thus avoiding rutting and threshing at the present price C L Crock well manager of the Bauer orchard also report a successful fight against the hoppers by using poison given out by tho extension service and form bu- reau here GENEVA FETE PLANS RIPEN ' I Phone 425-- X 1931' GERMAN LOAN WARTIME OFFICIAL DIES RICHMOND Va July 34 W — William Reid Williams 65 assistant secretary of war under President Woodrow Wilson and proml- - nently Identified with the buslnei and social life of Richmond died ll a hospital here early tonight Mrf Williams and five children sur vlve si the I1IDJIITE PREVIEW Ely Gub Speaker Tells Im Stimson Declares Further Aid for Germany Recta portance of Highway V’itb World Bank Through State Carbon County Summons Delegates to Hear Report PRICE— Representatives of all Incorporated communities in Carbon county civic clubs and taxpayers will meet at the oourthouse July 27 at 8 p m at the call of the committee appointed by the county commission to Investigate the facts In the Carbon county coal lands case which will be heard October 5 before the United States supreme court The meeting will hear the report of the oommlttee snd take any action which might be consistent with the slfliatlorw-T- he committee oonslsts of Commissioner Walter E Knox County Attorney Walter C Gease Assessor Silas Rowley Representative George M Miller and William Woodheaq of the Carbon school board 25 U S DECLINES ROAD’S VALUE M ELY Nev— Once completed the newly designated U 8 highway No 83 from the Canadian line to Las Vegas Nev will be one of the most important roads in thl&seotlon of the west J D Slmans of Twin Falls told the Ely Lions club Wednesday Slmans Is district director of highways at TwLn Falls The road will be of greet value to Idaho Montana and Nevada potato and dairy men In shipping by truck to southern California and bringing back fruits from the Imperial valley he said as the route will offer tho shortest line between these points In addition Slmans expects the road to draw a heavy tourist traffic between Banff and Los Angeles and Agua Caliente Most of the road Is well condl tloned now he said and the section from Wells to Contact In this stste is under construction now with the remainder of the link to the Idaho line scheduled to be built next year In Idaho the road department Is rebuilding the highway from the Nevada line to Rogerson with work already completed on the link from Rogerson to Twin Falls Between Twin Fall and Halley Idaho is spending $500000 on 100 miles of road Slmans said and from Halley to the Montana line the road needs no attention (Conllnutd from Pan Out Germany's' financial problems are now in the hands of the committee to be set up by the Bank for interna-tlona- l Settlements under the terms of the declaration of the London meeting -a- CAPITOL X - TONITE r- POLLY ‘ DRESSLER f MORAN n- i In “POUTICS” p?: DBUDTi TTBIEATriREEjr H In other words it stration's attitude States AT 12! TONITE MARIE Is the adminithat the United and the other powers have done their share in saving Germany and that It Is now up to Germany herself to reestablish domestlo stability ' Which provided the Inspiration for the great Covered Wagon Days joins In welcoming you all today j 4 iirfryn jj t ij'jl LVVi-- V Arms Troblem Arises With world economic matters temporarily settled therefore official fML gSmW Wsushington Is beginning to resume Its consideration of the disarmament problem with an eye to the Geneva conference next February Though virtually alone In wanting the conference to proceed on schedule the United States will Insist that It be held This at least Is the present view of the White House and the state department The navy department remembering the Washington and Xxmdon conferences and what to the fleet thereaftsr does happened not care If the conference Is never love-che- I r’J- - j at Ptngerou to but one t mockery i 11 Wrn It the aim of the committee to “ further the state's snd the county’s Interests In the case which Involves 4-Ionlnl1-I Groups Expect Over the title to over 5000 acres of coal HENRIEVILLE — Considerland In Carbon county which Is i)S' able excitement prevailed In held Five Hundred Memsought by the government If the this small town Sunday after-noo- n If for a different reason France In were of decided the favor suit when without warning feels the same way The recent bers to Attend United Stetes Carbon county would ‘1 ‘a a small cyclone swept down 5 French memorandum In which she as well as lose taxes $15000 annually as the upon community just that her military establischampionship argued back taxes on the land since 1824 people were starting for ehurch hment had already been cut to a minPROVO—Plans for the annual when the litigation first commenced Within a few minutes It upimum was described as being very at Ge Utah club county outing rooted four large cottonwood disappointing to President Hoover neva August 4 are practically com trees and caused destruction of In fact France promises to be an W state W Owens club which plete tomato a patch upon even snore fractious colleague at the — leader and other state officials are the trees fell An automobile Geneva conference than she was durexpected to attend belonging to Clarence L Foy of debt conversations ing the The outing will be featured by Panguitch was blown several (ling Concessions Spell Trouble treasure hunt watermelon bust song PROVO— Car f White hundred yards by the force of Use of a pass key tnieves secured $27 eon of wiik— As and stunt contests between the va- Mr and Mrs Henry White!4'of Provo IDAHO has been' explained in die the wind but was net damaged In cash from the Pm Tree service BELLAMY FAILS Idaho — Four ERWU from abroad with the rious clubs of the county lunch and bench who was struck by a The twister ceased as sudRALPH patches station at the corner of University changes in the fiscal budget of the French elections afprogram shortly coming avenue and Third South street some denly as it came leaving no at driver had been Thursday night 4 perfected Friday ter the disarmament round table ! HIM Trophy cups will be given by the Seventh North and Fifth West city prospects of a rainstorm time between 1 and 5:30 a m Frithe city council ll'1 U IS Utah County Farm bureau to the streets the BYench delegates see themselves Mra n hosat Aird the is was day The first a reduction improving change In a very tight place club staging the best stunt snd the Military conib4 Tha money was hidden in the back of $1200 in funds allowed for inclub having the largest attendance pital A Voakes was at first feared the youth stallation of electrlo equipment and cessions at Geneva would be certain of the cash register It 1 to to demiles trouble The the traveled at snd “The home cups according of the station reports The broken back but the inclusion of the some amount spell manager Oee Slut ' must be won three consecutive times had suffered a revealed a se- for electric sign rent on-- tbe city feat of whoever did the conceding till drawer was taken out and placed pictures Where only If a before they become a permanent pos vere bruise Hoover however holds on a box near the register where it Of 8U Cwtl" hospital authorities said building The second was a reduc- to President Last year the Alpine club Preston Bown session his course If any suggestion of was found by Albert Hurwo'd an atof Fayette Sanpete tion of $600 from the street departSALT LAKE HAS GONE won for attendance and tbe Pleasant county who was riding on the bi- ment allowance is to come it will not tendant of the station when he for eoulpment and a postponement CHEVALIER! the United States View club for the best stunt with the White youth escaped the transfer of the amount to the ccrro from opened the station cycle Th ihaw ' ( tba hit tl hllfr— It 1b pointed out there are elecMore than 500 members of 65 dif- with minor injuries For and sprinkling flushing department tbe imim'i kintal niQtii! ferent clubs are expected to attend The driver of the oar which struck Other changes were raising the sal- tions in this country too Instead BEAVER — A truck occupied by the youth had not been apprehended ary of the chief of police $80 a year of being a political hazard the diMAURICE I l adZealand Murdock and Woodrow Grifby the police Friday It was regis- and cutting the miscellaneous police sarmament conference from Isthea fiths burned Monday as they were ministration's point of view potered to Ed Nesblt of Salt Lake who fund by the 6 erne amount coming to Beaver from Nephl with opportunity Having saved told officers Friday tnet he had Bold A contract covering rental of an litical a load of flour electric sign on the cltv building ha Europe from financial ruin all that the machine recently two 500 to When the than grade persons ’ coming up been canceled It was announced pessary restore the old luster J’ROVO— More annual 6haxon stake miles south of U B dam the carbuThe electric light committee recom- Is to be able to say that Mr Hoover to smoke retor The at started burafternoon Giles the also youths the from rescued world outing Friday mends that a new contract be drawn Trodortlon with A raraaiavnl Net Jual a atataaaant— ranch In South Fork Provo can- worked for an hour trying to remedy It la a PMilica Fact! terms of which would specify plac- den of armaments and the threats CLAUDETTE COLBERT One Piece Where It'l of "The war yon A pioneer oration was given by the trouble bub the heat melted the Ckarlr Rscflca Miriam Bapkla ing of a large sign snd outline on Really Ceell'1 Weldon Taylor and a short talk by gas line which Ignited and burned ‘PROVO—The mercury hit 108 Dtreeted hr treat LeMtaeh the east side of the bullditg with President Hoover left for his Aak one at theeeeaSi aar President A V Watkins inter- continuously In a low flame The degrees Friday the hottest weathat thaJOreaa to be $100 a month Immediately after lunchcamp rental Finar retreated freed the that a from PROVO— not badly could Suffering eon today the first time since conboys realizing that the fire er this year and for many years 25a— !I:4S te !:! Screen Acta heat TMterdar te the spersed with musical selections started to un- AM Anderson official weather Injured right foot Thomas Guerin Capllet'i Ceeleese! sideration of the European situation Sports In the afternoon included be extinguished then more 20 of Springfield Gardens N Y is than hlf observer for this city reports Althe flour saving "11 a series of Indoor baseball games be- load load began that he has got away so early I11 Guerin In Utah the jail: county retween the wards and ar evening pro- the unofficial Mr and' Castle though Undersecretary of the Fifteen hundred pounds of flour port this Is the hottest weather company with three other men was gram around a huge campfire under Treasury Mills the other two prinwere burned The truck was insured the past beating his way home when he recall this the direction of Boy Scouts at end of the negotiacipals wyjwn coupling of a tions alio departed this evening to y years with Friday's high caught hisr'foob'tn Junction Thistle Midnita' Preview : TONITE freight train at mark the thermometer has regof leisure pend a weex-enj Tdeehene - Wee Wt istered better than 100 degrees early Friday a:at lit3Q--!- ) v The sheriff's office was notified n t 1 JULY for twelve consecutive days Wed' Hoover to - was urcught here by Hopes Guerinand Matinee when Holmes tha temperature Sytarday nesday ut Phillips IDAHO FALLS Idaho—Plans are Gel Complete Deputy Sheriff Reuben L Christenregistered 105 was the next hotMAN” TO sen where County Physician Stanley gaining momentum for a storage ORANGE “MAN test up to that date Va July 34 This is also the longest heat M Clark attended him Although reservoir In the Teton basin rectlon Patron Attending La at Show Hoover arrived at his Rapldan wave ever to grip this city and the foot was badly lacerated and IL N Sorenson Teton City said here camp late today Invited to Stay lor Preview to get a hoping Dr broken no were bones swollen state district Thursday week-enof complete rest before Clark said section of the Irrigation companies Into problems which have THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL have been requested to present state- plunging accumulated since he began negotiaamount ments of aTid the by Saturday R G tions finanGerman the W f Tap a ft concerning of water they would subscribe if cial crisis MAIL TOUR ORDER TODAT plans for the reservoir are carried The chief executive left the capital BROADWAY EAST NOW PLAYING ' out he said aa t ewl 11 aea te afternoon and made a Ren etflce eren are wider way to early In the to 100 100 Negotiations Nltbte— $50 B trip his mounta 1 retreat the congressional reclamation leisurely hat Mat— &OC 1100 $200 2M PANGUITCH — Pangultch stake have The small psrty of guests for the HELPER— Temporary changes In committee visit the site of I he pro- week-endind Vanden-bura A Included M will I sponsor plains Senator divisional offices of the D k R O W posed reservoir when It arrives lfi this ner Tuesday at the high school grove section Republican of Michigan railroad took effect July 24 August 18 It Is hoped he entertainand bonfire Baird of New Jersey and program Senator On account of the illness of W R will said that the government will ap Mrs Baird Henry Robinson of Los McPherson superintendent at Grand ment typical of pioneer times are: to the In his hlrrett laTrinc bread- u? aid funds project portion In charge SEMI-ANNU- AL Angeles Mark Sullivan Byron Prlc tide! 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Junction E W Deuel assistant su- follow Committees PenWllford Davis C lAash! tale I Com the chief bureau of of at gton has been Salt Lake perintendent H P Ipson dleton the Myers Press Associated Algla Mrs Price GCOItGE and at appointed acting superintendent P Cgmeron Theodore Joslin one of the presiGrand Junction headquarters of J Katie Hurst James Henrle Jameb dent' secretaries and Captain Jo:' R Loftis trainmaster at Helper has 8usie Goff Sarah O Alice Worth-e- n C dinner Miller Boone the Whits aiouse physician plains been changed to Salt Lake Mr Loftis Chldester Agnes Miller For the first time in several weeks' being assigned to the territory of RuthIda Tebbs Omer Reid Reed HenMr Hoover did not bring s stenoThistle to and including Ogden entertainment Rudolph RIGBY Idaho— A uniform price grapher with him as he planned to do Headquarters of W S Graham derson Kate Church Glen Lee no work while at the camp WITH ' trainmaster at Provo has been ChurchHouston of 12 cents a bushel milling weight changed to Helper Mr Graham will Della for threshing of peas In tho Upper The cost to the United States of ONA MUNSON1 have direct charge of the territory Snake river valley this season was the LEGION NAMES DELEGATES Spanlsh-Amerlca- n war was Helper to Thistle the Marysvale WM COLLIER JB HELPER— Delegates to the Amer- adopted by the Pea Growers’ associa- $141000000 branch and Sanpete valley branch was announced It week ican Legion state convention in Park tion this 15 were 13 14 here Friday snd ADDED FEATURE City on August IWW PLAY INC named Tuesday by Helper poet as Harvest of peas Is well under way — With— follows: Commander N Lee Kirk in the valley with earlier varieties BOBBY JOKES in VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES James Calanls F P Fisher W H being cut and threshing operations OPPHBUM — On the tate Trtxle EVALYN KNAPP Wardell W T EllJott C D Pope C scheduled to begin about August 1 Priaansm In "My THE to Hollywood”! “How I Play Gall” Three Olersdorf E Lake and Phil G Dufford alter- Indications are that the crop will not Walter "Dars" Wahl ' JAMES CAGNEY Slater and Mirlon Wilkins snd dtnepri nates Harris Slmonsen John Col-ra- be as good as a year ago although On screen with Eddie THE BRASBIE the "Sweepstakes’ for Quick Disposal be will about average SPANISH FORK— Delegates to the NOAII BEERY Qullltii Jsmei Oltsson and Lew Cody August Lttl7ett R E Connor the yield to Alio is THE expected SCREEN The AimtBLR state convention In Park City on Au- Don Hacking G E Spratllng and R ON threshing price "ADVENTURES IN AFRICA" Ruth Ghstterton in 'The NEWS eliminate dissatisfaction over the In- PARAMOUNT— COMEDY gust 13 14 and 15 were elected Thurs- A' Nilson Lie” with Bellamy Ralph Munificent definite rate of 10 to 15 cents per Stuart Erwin snd Ssm Hardy day night by the American Legion CAPITOL— Maurice Chevsllsr In 'The SmlK WARD REORGANIZER bushel in 1830 as follows: Harvey Nielsen Joseph E inf LlwuteTiAnt” with Claudette Colbert PANGUITCH— The North ward Y Nelson Francis J Thomas Rawlins Cfosrlr Ruiglu tnd Mirlsm Hopkins A was reorganized Sunday M I TUALTO —Joe c Brown in S Hughes Henry B Mortenson WilWUllam Collier Jf with On a Munson liam Lewis Ellas Thomas Ezra War- New officers sustained were: Katie end MmrJorle White Arlen In Oun Smoke” with ner George E Larsen snd Bryan Hurst president: Ruth Tebbs snd AlLouise Psllette Brian Fugym Mary Stewart alternates John E Booth gla Myers counselors The outgoFgxcndji snd William Boyd 115 ing officers are Sarah Richards presSTATE — OPorse Aril in “Ths MJItienalr” Worthy Davis Merrill McKell with CWelyn Knapp Jsmes Cscney sad Smith William Button Leo ident Ann M Excell and Ethel TOUR FIRST GLANCE WILL REVEAL Nosh Bwery m Christina Ipson Morgan William Miller Eugene T Myers counselors THEIR ACTUAL VALUE JEROME Idaho— President S L Gardner Walter Larsen and John secretary anSullivan of Jerome Re tary club ' -Riley nounced Thursday the final payPIONEER'S FUNERAL SET w ym 282 It was voted to support Joseph E PROVO— of $70 had been made on the ment for lervlces Funeral Nelson for national executive comFASHIONS THAT ARE INDEED RARE B Roes pioneer contractor municipal swimming pool and that a mitteeman and to solicit assistance George AT THISI LOW PRICE! builder of this city who died here student loan fund had been adopted and of other delegates to support him will be held Sunday at 1 :30 as the leading enterprise for the enThursday a — — NOW Big Holiday Program r m In the Second ward chapel suing year The RoUrians sponsored j 212 ’ paid The body may be viewed at the resi- the pool four years ago and was cost then It GRADE MODELS AT EM-- P BETTER dence 868 West Center street prior most of the $2500 Interment will be turned over to the wty which mainRATIO MIDSUMMER SAVINGSI the services Don’t overheat yourself hunting a tains ft in the city cemetery thermometer don’t guess and get useless arguments Into warm ' PROVO— 8evere CntS tnd bruises were suffered Friday by Ome Higgins 17 son of Mr and Mr Fred Higgins of Heber when tho car in Just which he was riding failed to make a sharp turn in the road on the Pleasant View highway and crashed V V- Telephonex Was 590j v DU" Into a pole !LOW ACTUAL COST OF Gerald Everett 17 also of Heber A complete and varied Information service ALONE! driver of the car suffered a slight Just one is maintained for all questions shoulder bruise while Lee Peterof service free of Items of many son 17 of Park City escaped un77-VV7V i 32 injured Sheriff E O Dumeil and Deputy Walter Durrant report CONVINCING YOU THAT IT PATS TO Higgins was taken to the Atrd hosBUY NOW! pital where his Injuries were treated and then returned to his home d Is 'Jrws ZSJr 51 Council Makes Thieves Plunder Service Station J 1150 A cent: MEET SET ON TURKEYS WIN BATTLE AGAINST HOPPER PEST PLANPROGRAM COALgSPUTE r H' Correspondent: LIONS HEAR FARM GROUPS i ’ SATURDAY MORNING JULY- Southern Utah and Prove Business Office— 24 No University Are Phone J3S THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MAGWlCtW H Condition of Auto Four Changes in Victim Improves Budget for Year Boys Save Part Load as Truck Goes Up in Flames BfSSsi® KTuel X-r- ay Hundreds Attend Provo Reports Hottest Weather In Thirty Years Rail Accident Injures Youth Outing at Ranch t f4 I I- - Rap-Ida- n VDCU03I FRI-SAT- Ret ‘1 50 ft rti Ap Plains Dinner JOB fS-O- Continuing Our BROW! 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' G Barrymore nil tt W Lists Stake Sponsors Personnel Changes -- uttHumr d D & vs 'VicMIing lieutenant Reservoir Plans Gain Momentum Teton Man Says old-time- rs f CHEVALIER Growers Adopt Threshing Rates BROAb MINDED - Legion Elects V Meet Delegates w MlerchassiMrouped 4v nt Club Completes at V- - I Le-gra- nd at I v7 v? t at 7 ' t ( t : v 7 vv Q eQ hard HOW HOT TODAY 95 at Curve Crashes Into Pole Car Fails Ail 7 I c Pool Payment 'Brosd-Minded- IM - If You Want to Know 5 i 1 i at i t 28 at i k 4 77 C v v 7 7 7 v 7 77 v 7 e 'V WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY COAT! ON A HIGH-TYP- SAVE E TO - I I £ ZJ I By Popular Bequest You Will Be Amaied ' Here We Are Continuing This" Sale at the Values That Await You ' 71 FV -- ( MEET TIME CHANGES FORK — Union ' tnd SPANISH business meeting of Palmyra stake will be held at 1:30 p m Sunday in the Second ward chapel instead of at 2 p m at the high school as preThis will allow viously announced those attending a chance to attend the funeral of Oliver Swenson at 3 p m - - lie ait £a!tt AND pilmuc |