Show r TUESDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE -- v and Northern Correspondent UTAH Res Phono 858 Circulation Res Phono Office 112 North Main Phone 118 College League Wyoming News Arranges Parley J 87 -- 'Plans have been completed for the ninth annual convention of the Na- University of Indiana book store Bloomington IncL president of the association Seibert W Mote manager of the University of Utah book store will be In charge of arrangements S vis- manager Wyo— t Overturning 'of Auto Fra© Kiwanians Plan to Labor Awhile at Site of New tares Instructor’s Skull Playground During Vacation Trip fKpelk) ! !£$ Tribune) MENDONrtah— Lillian Jensen former resident and teacher of Men-do- n wad killed Instantly in an an toraoblle accident near Rexburg Ida' ho according to word received here Monday According to reports received here the accident occurred Saturday when a car Miss Jensen recently purchased overturned on the gravel highway near Rexburg She suffered a fractured skull Her mother Mrs Jens Jensen who was with her at the time was not Injured Miss Jensen was bom here In 1901 a daughter of Mr and Mrs Jens Jem sen She was a former teacher In the Mendon schools teaching In Pa row an the past two years She was on a vacation at the ranch of her brother Ether Jensen near Rexburg when the accident occurred Miss Jensen Is survived by her parents and the following brothers and sisters: Mrs 8yblll Allen Rexburg Mrs Mae Parr Arlmo Mrs Milton Agnes Sorenson Mendon Jensen Michigan Mrs Seymour Ether Jensen Murray Wyoming Rexburg Funeral services will be held in the Mendon ward chapel Wednesday at 2 p m LOGAN— Another step In the construction of a playground for the children of Logan was to be made Tuesday morning when Logan club members Join In a “work day" a the playground sits In Me- morial park The club will be called to order at 5:30 a m and turned to work with rakes and shovels leveling the proposed playground The work follows three days of labor by the Logan street department equipment which scarified and roughly leveled the ground Following the completion of the work by the Klwanls club playground equipment purchased by Club will be Installed It Is also planned to do considerably more work this fall Including planting a lawn and Installing more equipment Following the labor the club members were scheduled to enjoy breakfast of “ham and” at a local cafe The work and breakfast will take the place of the regular Tuesday luncheon Searchers Find Missing Boy at Penrose Farm Woman 82 Struck Down by Motor Car Recovering BRIGHAM CITY— Clyde Forsgren son of Mr and Mrs Leo Fors-greiwho reside on a farm at west of Corinne was found Sunday at a farm home In Penrose by his father and other members of a searching party and returned to his home Penrose Is about twenty miles from his home The lad left home Friday morning while his parents were away after going Into the fields to carry a 11 ale LOGAN —Mrs Hannah Carlson 82 is reported recovering at her home from Injuries suffered Sunday night when she was struck by an automobile driven by John W Harry of Smlthfleld as she was crossing Main street between Fourth and Fifth North streets Mr Harry picked up the aged women whom he reported he was unable to see as she walked diagonally across the street After treatment at a local hospital she was taken to her home Mrs Carlson's right ear was shorn from her head and she suffered body bruises- when she was caught on the bumper and carried several yards before the machine was stopped - Scouts Shorten Camping Period WV-Wi- hydro-graph- d with a heart attack The body was taken by boat Sunday to Pittsburgh landing ten miles rough trail to away over a White Bird and arrived here Sunday 100 Ends 25-m- ile Rheumatism Medicine Guaranteed New Free Your Muscles and Joints in Less Than a Week or Money Back night by automobile driven by E C White in charge of the crew It will be taken to Portland to Think of the Joy of again being free from all rheumatic aches and pains stiff swollen Joints or sore lame muscles That Joy can be yours— a $1 bottle a is absolutely guaranteed of to end all misery in your muscles and Joints caused by rheumatism in less than a week or no cost a eases pain the first day Your muscles and Joints limber up swelling vanishes aches and twinges disappear away go crutches and canes Schramm-Johnso- n wants every rheumatic sufferer In this city to try a and guarantees money back if It does not completely end rheumatism (AdvJ BEACH Officers of OFFICERS GATHER of the ROAD OILING BEGINS SODA SPRINGS IdahcwActual oiling operations on the Old Oregon Trail highway from Lava Hot Springs to the Bear Lake county line were begun here Saturday The contractors hope to complete a mile per day Ru-M- garden New St W So Temple 1366 phone Wasatch PIC KW ICK GRElIOUND lat frier (Cash) lad PRIZE (cb) led PRIZE EM 4 DeLaxe Kelvtneto 4th PRIZE usooo Comparison Con test PRIZE DeLuzs Kelvinator D-- 14 PRIZE DeLuzs Kelvinator D-- 14 DeLuzs KeMnator D-- 14 Sth PRIZE PRIZE $ Kelvins toe D-- 8 DeLuzs Kelvins tor DeLuzs ISth PRIZE D-- KELVINATOR CORPORATION DeLuzs KeMnator D-- 8 Ith See the Kelvinator Representative Get your Score Card and check a Kelvinator against it Write your letter and send it and the Score Card direct to the Contest Judges Kelvinator Corporation Detroit Michigan In the event of a tie duplicate prizes will be awarded both contestants Don’t delay The time is short Contest ends August 31st 1931 Get your Score Card y and WIN the $500000! to-da- Tth PRIZE DETROIT MICHIGAN 11th PRIZE DeLuzs Kelvins tor D-- 8 llth PRIZE DeLuxe Kelvtnstor ISth PRIZE D-- 8 - r line of thick shrubbery at the far end of the trees When this Is accomplished It will be beautiful Indeed QUERIES “Amateur" Salt Lake writes: Which Is the best month to transtiny rose bushes which have plant started under bottles? How old been should the slips be?” A If you start ths slips In AuIn this column gust as recommended grow and yesterday they should The spring bloom the following year time to after that would be a goodwould be move them in April It rather risky to move them earlier one This would make the sllpa count the first year old If you don’t winter They will need very careful attention for the first summer Uth Mri Chegwldden will be (lad to answer Tour garden question In her column For a personal replr Pleaaa send stamped envelope rlnator”and enter It In the Kelrlnator DeLuzs KeMnator D-- 14 Ith fth "What I hare learned about Kd 1500000 rTTrr 200 vrords or less on PRIZES YOU CAN WIN 14th PRIZE - letter taught you about Kelvinator 9 S-- Uth 4 d W I1" Standard Kelvtnstor PRIZE S--9 Standard Kelvtnstor PRIZE 9 S-- f Kelvtnstor Stsndsrt! Kelvtnstor 17th PRIZE Stsndsrd Kelvtnstor Stsndsrd Kelvtnstor Uth PRIZE 9 Stsndsrd Kelvtnstor Wth PRIZE 9 Stsndsrd Kelvtnstor Ik PRIZE 9 Stsndsrd Kelvtnstor Had PRIZE 9 Stsndsrd Kelvins toe SSrd PRIZE 7 Stsndsrd Kelvtnstor Mth PRIZE 7 Stsndsrd Kelvtnstor ISth PRIZE 7 Stsndsrd Kelvtnstor Mth PRIZE SStsndsrd Kelvtnstor nth PRIZE 7 Stsndsrd Kelvtnstor Mth PRIZE 7 Stsndsrd Kelvtnstor S-- 9 Uth PRIZE S-- 9 S-- S-- S-- S-- S-- S-- S-- -7 S-- S-- Uth S-- Disarmament Is a problem which has been created bjr armament 7 PRIZE Standard Kelvtnstor Mth PRIZE S--7 llt Standard Kelvtnstor PRIZE 7 7 Stsndsrd Kelvtnstor trd S-- 7 Standard Kelvtnstor PRIZE Stsndsrd Kelvinator Mth PRIZE S-- Under a pine tree trailing Temple Square Hotel 77 HERB ARE TUB S-- By ANGELO PATRI Follow Your Nose game Blinofold yourself Try this and try to tell what things are placed under your nose by the(r smell alone If you have followed your nose with due respect and care you will discover that you have a Joyful sense of smelling your way round ths world And it is a Joyful sense smells I have a memory of certainI choose that delight me Whenever smells not the' I can recall them but the memory of the pleasure the gave me I try hard to bring bad the actual smell but I have not succeeded But even the ghost of the perfume is a treasured delight with There Is an old garden gate bush of southernwood on either side of it When you open the gate brush against the bushes the fastest time and smell spier minty unlike anything service all the else that grows and smells bathes rates now in your noee self effect any Kelvinator De Luxe or Standard Model againsi it S-- LOS ANGELES Finest coaches and Greyhound way Excursion copy of the Stan- Score Card and check A ROCK GARDEN IN THE MAKING By Maud ChegwLMen North of the Capitol building In Salt Lake there Is a large rock garden In the making and since I receive so many requests from readers of this department about rock gardens I want to broadcast the news Here at the excellent natural site on the hill you will see how rocks should be placed to conform with the laws of nature In making an alpine GREATEST CONTEST in Everyone is eligible to compete except employees (and their irt mediate families) of Kelvinator Corporation or Kelvinator Repre- sentatives literary skill is not necee s ary All we want are facts in your own language as to what the Stand- ard Rating Scale Score Card has dard Rating Scale Through the Garden Gate -- Mad PRIZE T $ —a The annual beet field Inspection and picnic of Salt Lake county farmers and the Utah -- Idaho Sugar company will be held August 17 It was announced Monday by John Hansen president of the Salt Lake county farm bureau: It Is planned to have the farmers make a motor tour of the various beet fields In the country to compare types of fertilizers cultivation and growth Refrigeration History! More than $2000000 in cash and merchandise prizes offered by Kel vinator the pioneer in domestic electric refrigeration— for the best letter on the subject — "What I have learned about Kelvinator Utah Association Ru-M- Ru-M- d and Beaches will hold their midsummer meeting on Wednesday afternoon at Como springs In Morgan Julian M Bamberger secretary and treasurer said Monday new president will be elected for the to take the place of organization the late Edwin E Tucker Pools Engineer Dies On U S Survey off A dispute of the Kelvinator Representatives listed below ed Suddenly While with a club and threw rocks at him Water Dispute when the two men engaged In an ar- Farmers Arrange gument over a small quantity of water that remained In an Irrigating ditch Leads to Charge after Beet Field Tour the main flow had been shut THE The elder Mr Welch was an active member of the L D S church and came here In the early sixties The elder Welch Is survived by his widow three sons and three dough ters Surviving his son are three sons and daughters The rocks are very large ones and necessitated the erection of a special lever to get them from their original sites to the new one behind the Capitol In the average garden of course such enormous rocks would be entirely out of place but any gardener may learn from viewing these mighty to an elder brother When stones Just how his smaller ones hammer to return be' should be chosen and placed he failed the family came apprehensive thinking he You will notice at the Capitol rock might have been drowned in some garden that there Is an entire abof the canals Later reports came sence of peaked rocks thrust upwards that he had been seen passing the All of the rocks lie on their largest hot springs at Little mountain head- - surfaces with the stratification horied west zontal And yet how many— how terrock gardens A searching party was organised ribly many — anJ after scouring the ranches and have I seen lately with towering homea and in some extinct monlike farm Promontory teeth of points Howell the lad was finally located ster or like an array of stalagmites Sunday He was none the worse for If you want to reproduce a cave filled the experience but according to the with stalagmites In your garden there report of neighbors was reluctant Is no law against It but remember to talk about the matter that It Isn’t a rock garden Behind this slope which bears the rocks there Is a small woodland which makes an Ideal background for the grey stones and for the sheets of alpine plants which are to come later It la the Intention of Grant Bowen who has supervised this work to naturalize spring blooming bulbs beneath the trees and to make LOGAN— Th£ Boy Scout camping period at Camp Logan has been cut to one week Executive Preston W Pond announced Monday The camp was originally scheduled for two weeks but because of the small registration the period was halved th Idaho The change does not affect the big a GRANGEVHLE for the trouble he word of vanguard camp on the shores of Bear would causeregret his companions J C lake early lnAugust ic McOrum 56 Portland Ore engineer died Saturday night DAUGHTER BORN on Temperance creek in an Isolated DOWNEY Idaho— An eight-anof eastern Oregon was bom section daughter McCrum and his companions were to Mr Mrs Jerald here last week and on a federal government survey Christianson otDavls Cal They had Just finished swimming In Snake river when he was stricken 1931 here Kt-wa- the 28 over Irrigation' water TWO ASK BANKRUPTCY near Thirty-thirSouth and Fourth DIRECTORS SET MEET Two petitions for bankruptcy were asstreets West to Issuance an led of Directors of the Utah Sugar Beet sault and battery charge against Joe filed Monday In federal court A L Growers’ Cooperative association Casslty 3367 South Fourth West Cook a Salt Lake salesman listed win meet at 10:30 a m Tuesday In street Monday at the county attor- liabilities at $2965 and assets at $100 offices of state office Utah the all claimed exempt A E Miller a farm ney’s the Anton Woaag 3421 8outh Fourth Salt Lake railroad brakeman listed bureau In the Doojy building to discuss crop problems field wosk and West street requested the complaint liabilities at $514 and assets at $20 all oontracts with sugar manufacturers He charged that Casslty struck him claimed exempt Early Settler tional Association of College Book Stores which will be held In 8alt Of Star Valley CRASH KILLS CLUB MEMBERS to 6 Approximately Lake August delegates and 100 additional Dies in Afton 200 itors from every large university and oollege In the country are expected UTAH TEACHER SHARE IN WORK ' AFTON The delegation will be headed by Ben F Welch 76 Ward O Biddle of the one of the first settlers of Star valley died at his home here Sunday of cancer of the stomach 24 hours after the death of his son Lawrence A Welch 33 The Junior Mr Welch a native of this community died Saturday of ptomaine poisoning He was a world war veteran and had been a rancher JULY over an old stone wall grows a mass of twin flowers In May when it is decked with its pink bells tnat nod in twos adown the stem the sweet almond perfume of them fills my hungered senses and I am grateful once mare for the gift of my nose Did you ever walk through a bed of sweet fern? Ever crush them under your feet? Ever tie a “pine-app’shrub” In your handkerchief? How le 7 Standard Kelvtnstor Uth PRIZE taiity lily of the valley mig7 Stsndsrd Kelvinator nonette and musk? PRIZE Mth wae when I very Long long ago 7 Standard Kelvtnstor little I trailed behind a grandmother Uth PRIZE as she guided me through a garden 7 Standard Kelvinator By and by we stopped and she Prices shown abovo ara notouched a tiny plant caressingly with but all KsMnators awarded her toe and there rose to my quiver- tary ing nose atoscent so lovely tnat from Hit bo completelyDieInstalled roe of winners char gs for that day this It nas haunted me with Its fragrance Search as I may I cannot find the musk plant that has that perfume today The little yellow-gree- n leaves tbs tiny yellow blooms yes have reared them in the seed beds with anxious care but the fragrance la not In them Did I dream that perfume? Not at all It I have the memory of I feltsmell ' v the smell of that earth of primrose and violets and then the musk A memory like See the New Kelvinator the Following Dealers: Intermoimtain Kelvinator Distributors that a memory of sweet perfumeto wafted from plants tbat seem a beauty not long to speak to you of more STANDARD FURNITURE of this earth is worth than a GRANITE FURNITURE P W MADSEN Z 0 M L UTAH MUSIC CO O’LOUGHLIN’S Inc dozen nature study courses It Is ' CO FURNITURE 00 00 11 East 1st South— Wan 6271 (Street Floor)— Was 473 120 So Main Street-W- an 4909 yours for the taking 2443 So Street— Main Wan 83 6746 East 1st South— Was Sugarhotue— Hyland 678 Help the children to follow their WYOMING PAYSON— Page Furniture Co MAGNA— Mercantile Mart noses Teach them to find their way PERRON— A Green halgh A Ion UTAH AFTON— Valley Furn 4k Music Co MOAB-Mabout the lovely world of growing BINGHAM— Bingham Mercantile Co PRICK— Price Mercantile Co HELPER— J Pappaeoetos Garaga COKEVILLE— ScbUs Drug Store PROVO— Knight Coal 4k Ice Co MONROE— Monroo Mercantile Cn things by following their noses It HINCKLEY— Harold R Morrl Co Ine EVANSTON— Conway’ is a delightful way lined with roses BINGHAM— Granite rnrnltnr Co HOLLADAY— Holliday Mercantile Co RICHFIELD— Poney Smith Products MT PLEASANT— Ben P Hanaen GREEN RIVER—Conway Drug HURRICANE— Hnrrlcano Drug and violets and green leaves and il- BRIGHAM CITY—H P PafO — PI Jo KEMMERER MURRAY— Granite Purlntnr Co ROOSEVELT— Cah Meat Market Clearfield Lumber Co JUNCTION— O G Andereon lumined jwlth all the colors of the CLEARFIELD— NEVADA MURARY— Madsen’s — P Anselmo Co a EMITHFIELD— North Cache Merc K AN AB— Henry C Keholzen rainbow Much of it will be lost to COLUMBIA ALAMO— Alamo Mercantile 4k Eon MYTON— CEDAR CITY— Leigh Furn Co KANOSH— O L Miner Tinsley Co GEORGE— ST St Drug to shew children George unless you it CALIENTE— Wadiworth Co the —John Boydea NEPHI—OrdAMangelaon Drug Store Son LAYTON—Holbrook Furniture SUGARHOUSE— K 4k K Sales Co ELKO—Elko Repair A Murie Co them and poke their noses into it COALVILLE OGDEN— W H Wright A Son Co DELTA— R J Law Co LKHI— People’ Store OVERTON— W H Lyon TOOELE— Gordon Pnmltnro Co We PANGUITCH— Hatch Mercantile people have grown DUCHESNE— Sanitary Market LEHI— J C Rtuaell Bates Furniture VERNAL— Verdin R Johnaon pioche—WWilson PARK CITY— Granite Furniture Co to depend lees and less on our noses EUREKA— Goorgo LOGAN—Cache Valley Barrie tin Poney 1L snpp WELLS— Co H VERNAL—L Woodard PARK CITY— J E Jenkina LYNNDYL— Georg Gunn Indeed it has been neceesary to blunt PA1RV1EW— Carlston 4k Graham the wnse of smell many times if M we were to be at all comfortable But It No Substitute Experience— we ought to help the children to learn OMMS49 sense Is there a the in that pleasure noses and that it la as valuable as the danger sense to which it Is more often put How many plant and flower perinvcst fumes can you get corroctly when you 'IN AM are blindfolded? How good is your CUOMO nose? KCFMCUATS Mr Fitrl will renty on question of children Write him to development rS in cere of this paper' enclosing about S-- S-- S-- foh More than' I Q2Q00000 Worth of Prizes Z C M I at oab city-bou- 9 Vhick of these skintroubles end ? like to Coarseness 'would yOll Pore Pimples Dryness 1 I I 1 Clogged Roughness Sluggishness The Reslnof treatment will help you Dally use of Resinol Soap stimulates the skin relieves clogging reduces coarseness Reslnol Ointment heals pimples and smooths away roughness or dryness Begin this treatment todav— see the At all druggists quick improvement it makes Wdts Ice free sample M Eeelnol Dept 4 Baltimore Md Besind There for 19141931 O iO stamped sddressed envelops (Copyright 1931 by the BeU Byndl-fe- uj - g & n ' |