Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING "WARCH THROUGHOUT Canners liearn Rate Problems At Year’s Meet Samples of Utah Canned Goods Examined 3 1935 B ATP QT1 A 1 O THE -j Utah Farmers Two Hurt on Way Leaders Named at Annual To Dying Relative Mt Pleasant Gathering of Urged to Raise Beets to Limit At Ogden Hospital Pioneer Historical Group states were present The convention which began Friday afternoon and continued with the traditional “cutting bee" Saturday morning and a business session Saturday nf ternoon was well attended association officials re ported More than 200 cans of Utah' packed peas tomatoes beans fruits carrots beets and other vegetables were opened and examined during the “cutting bee" Judges graded the various products for taste quality color size uniformity and pack and the results of the testing will be compiled and sent as confidential reports to the various canning com panics whose products were repre sented for guidance in improving their products in future seasons Discusses Rates iL W Prlckettof Salt Lake City transportation counsel for the Nadistional Canners' association cussed freight rates and problems at the Saturday afternoon convention meeting Such a wide variety of problems enter into the transportation question he told packers rate that before agitation for thorchanges should be made a ough investigation into all phases of the situation should be made Rates for transporting any product in any portion of the country he said are related and Utah canners should consider other rates before considering their own costs for mar keting their products "poison foods” cases were discussed by E J Cameron of Washington D C technician in the research laboratories bf the NaContional Canners' association sumer complaints have resulted in a considerable Increase in lawsuits duragainst canners of the nation said ing the past few years in he1930 of Investigation was made food poibut 650 cases of estisoning he continued and the mated number of cases which will be investigated during 1935 prob ably will reach 2000 cases Should Make Fight Packers of canned food products he declared should fight every of case alleged food poisoning —A' ptis to Utah farmerx” OGDEN—Mrs George F Simrnofts anniversary of the Introduction of to PROVO and fill the state's albeets grow wife of a Weber county commissioner education United the in secondary States special tribute to teachers lotment of 67420 acres was made by and her father Charles H Blatk both from 1859 to 1935 was paid at this J W Gillman of Orem vice presiof North Ogden narrowly escaped celebration Eli A Day of Fairview dent of the National Sugar Beet asdeath late Saturday when their car 79 wax the oldest teacher in attend' sociation upon his return Saturday overturned four times on North Washwere as ance He is the only living member from Denver where he attended an avenue rushing they ington of the graduating class from the Uni executive committee meeting of the to the death bed of Rosemary Black association 14 a sister and daughter versity of Deseret in 1876 and holds national the oldest teacher’s certificate issued "It is necessary for Utah farmers The Silnmons car reports at the to produce the full allotment given in Sanpete county He taught in Mt sheriff’s office show skidded and them otherwise the department of Pleasant frm 1876 to 1883 overturned ' when a front wheel agriculture will be obliged to inTribute to Founder caught in a streetcar track crease the allotments of Cubs and Mrs Simmons was badly cut on A tribute to Andrew Madsen other territorial producers" Mr n the right leg aqd Mr Black was being founder and first president of the said pointing out that the treated for serious scalp lacerations association from Judge George Chris- United how Rosemary Black died shortly after tensen of Price was read by L P approximately 6000000 tout her lister add father entered the hosNelson Greetings were read from Quota Satisfactory pital as casualties She had been ill Amasa Aldrich of Salt Lake City The allotment for Utah and Wanine days of pneumonia C W Sorensen read three origand She was bom January 20 1921 in inal poems Special music was fur- satch counties of 12302 acres is apFiler idaho With her family she nished by grandchildren and great- proximately as great as ever proto then West and to Ogmoved Farr grandchildren of pioneers Webster duced in these counties and very satden before moving to North Ogden Greene Of Salt Lake City the first isfactory to the beet growers Mr She was a student In the North Ograilroad agent in ML Pleasant also Gillman said The highest amount' aver grown in these counties was p- den eighth grade and active in L D spoke briefly S church affairs there The dance in Armory hall at night proximately 15000 acres he added Surviving are her parents 14 featured old and new dances and It was decided at the Denver meetbrothers and sisters Mrs Simmons request he made to the The grand ing that pioneer refreshments Mrs W O Lambourne Logan H J march at 10 p m was led by Eli A government to continue the program bill and Black Riverdale B B Black Boise Day C W Sorensen and a follow- under the also ask if there is additional money Idaho Mrs Ray King and Mrs OmerjHarbwiPeiefsen Wesley Bills and S ing of their early scholars lCurtley Twin Falls Idaho CarLongSdorf Fifteen pioneers of Several hundred guests were in available from the collection of jhe Black and Mrs George Ericksen 1859 are still living attendance many from distant lo- processing tax to permit payments to farmers to be brought up to parity Oakley Idaho Mrs Howard Porter As this is the three hundredth calities Mr Gillman reported Huntington Cal and Alton Zelene "This parity we feel shouyi he Iriez Ganes and Charles Ray Black n from $6 to $650 per ton” Mr all of North Ogden said Funeral arrangements will be an nounced by Lindquist and Sons Dry Seasaa Expeetel mortuary During his visit to Colorado' officials of sugar plants were contacted by Mr Gillman Indications are that Colorado will have a driej year in than last year and the beet peoOrganization of Court of Price Report ShowsRise 1935 ple are looking for only a 30 per cent Dis-triHonor in Carbon in Parcels Post and crop Mr Gillman said The beet crop contracts have not yet been Discussed agreed on Stamp Sales Reclamation officials in Denver were visited by Mr Gillman Johnson of B Y U PRICE — Chief A A Anderson and PRICE— Receipts of Price postof- also He reported thaHJtah need not fear Receives Degree With Executive Committeeman Menden- fice continue to show a steady in- the loss of the Deer Creek project H J Barnes Kaysville cutting bee judge! Miss Samples of Utah canned goods were thoroughhall of the Tlmpanogos Boy Scout crease over last year according to but urged that work be pushed as Carol Parkinson Ogden George Blake KaysWalter Lippmann rapidly as possible so that work ly examined by a group of experts Saturday council Provo were the principal report issued Saturday by Post- would be under way early this sumville vice president of the Utah Canners’ assofeaas a bee” conducted at scoutmasters-ana of a “cutting at morning master Carl W Empey The report mer meeting speakers These officials were of the ciation Marian Bader Ogden William Varney ture of the Utah Canners’ convention at Ogden PROVO— Professor A Rex Johntroop committeemen of Carbon indicates a 20 per cent Increase in opinion that both the Utah lake dikRoy association director and Albert T Smith son associate professor of market' county Friday evening in the Federal parcel post packages received an ing project and the Deer creek pro Clearfield association president Among those participating were: (Left to right) ect could be started at once Mr ing at Brigham Young univereity building average of 115 parcels being received Gillman said It also was suggested returned Friday from Washington showed Anderson The report of Mr D C where he was awarded his daily The gross income Of the of- by the officials that provided rights' doctor's degree from the George that there are seven active troops fice in stamp sales for January and of way were secured by early spring camp workers could he used Washington university last week m the county February 1935 was $330592 as com CCC to do preliminary work thus cutting He was accompanied by Mrs John' The organization- - of court of pared 'with 1301054 or an increase down the cost of eonstructioik son honor within the Carbon district a of $29538 Two others received the doctorate training course of Boy Scouts and a In 1935’ amount of the and 154 were awarded masters’ and new registration of troops which moneyFebruary orders issued was $1508401 License BRIGHAM CITY—The modern PROVO — The romance behind the baccalaureate degrees at the exer- have been dropped were the princi- compared with $1087104 in Febthree-roodelivered Waker cises matter school building at Plyof The discussed Lippmann dePostal last subjects pal year savings rise of the Utah Southern Oil comthe convocation address and with financing was taken under considera- ruary in February 1935 totaled mouth In the north part of Box Elder ' OGDEN— A municipally-operateBig pany and how this organization six other outstanding members of tion by the local council end plans posits county completed February 15 at a compared with deposits of $2767 and owned riding acadcost of approximately $18000 was now one of the leading industrial the- - press received the honorary will be formulated within the next for the same month in 1934 emy may be inaugurated here dedicated and formally opened Fritwo weeks to raise the Carbon counconcerns of the state began with degree of doctor of laws The largest single mail shipment OGDEN— An Increase over last following completion of conThe crowd filled the “Cost of Boulder dam and appur- cil allotment day evening received during February was that year of at the of Swedish the a resident of dreams Improvements templated approximately 20 percent Mark halls and the three rooms for be will never attend will tenant works committeemen Local 2200 paid of 640 catalogs weighing in number of automobile license Ogden stadium Mayor Harman Cache valley a Mr Gustaveson was by Los Angeles” Professor Johnson meeting at Provo Monday night to Jackman principal of the Plymouth W Peery said Saturday The pounds and upon which the postage plates for passenger vehicles handled ' school was in charge of the meeting told by M J Greenwood of Salt concludes in his thesis Political receive definite instructions for the reached $5120 plan would allow utilization of branch office of through the been Speakers at the exercises were fiscal have year and coming Mr Empey states that while the the state tax Ogden engineering aspects Lake City vice president at a banthe many fine corrals and stacommission to March 1 Nish president of the Plymouth considered for many years business of the local postoffice has was bles which have been and are quet of the company Friday night carefully town board Hervin Bunderson of reported Saturday by C Lucius he points out but only now are the for the past eleven months consis Laudie to be constructed at the Hotel- Roberts tfgent in charge Truck liBrigham City superintendent of the undereconomic inand social aspects While the plan is still in sn tently shown 12 to 20 per cent cense plates issued from the Ogderi Box Elder schools and Hyrum Jenconcluto The a affair Boulder brought crease over a year ago the expense branch were going belated ecrutlny embryo stage it is likely that sen of Garland member of the school nearly 40 per cent sion one of the most successful dam power will invade an already of operation has been held at the some scheme to have available for 1934 than board The dedicatory prayer was greater sales conventions of the company oversupplied Los Angeles market same level riding horses and ponies for offered by Arthur Welling principal Long lines of people thronged the Burton W Musser of Salt Lake City and the population Increases fore rental to the public will be hall of Weber county courthouse Sat of the Bear River stake seminary A mhre cast for the southern California area toastmaster as while out worked stable Additional presided musical program also wag given rush for urday in PRICE— Wilson Virden loyal antthan 300 attended A floor show are not well founded as immigraspace Mayor Peery said might The Plymouth school building was plates for Sunday driving Figures ceased and gen- ler Price lodge of Antlersj has anownto also be made entertainment has tion available largely Scheduled Services provided through Friday for passenger madesigned by Architect Joseph Nelson ers of private animals who wish Two sessions were held through- eral population Increases are not nounced the second annual public of Provo and erected by the Box chines was 7645 compared to 6165 last of the lodge will be conducted dance from to horses m 9:30 town one for near a and at out the exportable The surpluses PLEASANT— MT annual quarter providing day Elder school board as a part of a buildyear and miscellaneous registration March 30 in the Silver Moon hall "World the other at 1:30 p m Heber C other areas weekly or daily saddle trips Day of Prayer" services showed 1417 compared to 1089 for ing program under a P W A project committees The at Price confollowing aldiThe cost burdens would Mission' of Provo $500000 the Johnson Women's The proposed the plan 1934 manager It replaces an obsolete rock school-houssponsored by low for maintenance of a watchvision presided at the opening tracted for the project will have to are in charge of the event: General ary society of the First Presbyterian which has been in use for many State traffic officers were busy Sat- -' advertisCauser John committee Jr man at the as fewer - and- stadium auditoperin held the welcomed be visitors will the be borne grounds church by considerably meeting and which was sold to the years urday In their drive against vehicles Virden Wilson and Watkins Don to ing fuel a the 10 with and at m protection approxia of Salt the sons than hall H A Wallace manager of rium anticipated Craighead Plymouth ward of the L D S church hearing 1934 plates which have been Woodrow investment $150000 mately Lake division was chairman of the power In the Los Angeles area being music Herndon Virden and Joe Friday ruled off the road A number 'of arHerman hall Clark Seppi which Ogden city has in the hyBoulder vocal dam solo Include 350 The services far cheaper than afternoon session More than rests were made and a more vigorous Ham‘IF Dean of Medicine Joe and Anderson Earl new no buildings stands and other of the Mrs Frances J Gill history power employes and officials from the Salt droelectric power campaign was promised lor Sunday Wiland Carl mond tickets Lopez units of the place naNila Watkins: and of world day prayer Lake City Ogden and Provo divi- market will likely exist WiU Discuss Leprosy by Lieutenant B C Hillis in charge Luce lard i M Keusseff and T devotionals Mrs tional subsidy will in all probability of the Ogden unit of the stata ofsions attended the gatherings The proceeds will he used to help a three-ac- t play “Two Masters” ficers Talks were given by A N John- result" Mr Johnson asserts BRIGHAM CITY— Dr L L Daines the of the sending expense defray students presented by the following son another vice president eecre-tar- y dean of the school of medicine of the local Antlers band to the National of Wasatch academy— Barbara Buck' and treasurer of the company Art Hall Ohio land Viola Robinson Chooses Columbus at University of Utah will give a talk Elks convention Olympia Grie-gA S Brown sales manager A C on leprosy next Wednesday evening in August Ashton Patricia Hone Evelyn Mr Wallace Aid School manager advertising March 8 at the Box Elder high school Irene Turner Barbara Ann RasMusser and W A Robinson manunder the patronage of the r mussen and Leah Whitlock Crash Victim Own Way ager of the tire and battery diviSPRIN G V1LLE — An art hall will ' association of this city By be given soon to raise funds for New directors of the Corporation sion all of Salt Lake City J C means of slides and talks Dr Daines the fourteenth annuel national high will give glimpses of the leper colony Dewey Ogden division and Paul of Rowland Hall School for Girls In the school art exhibit it was in Railroads are the only form of Vincent manager of the Telluride elected at the annual meeting 22 Zito OGDEN—Louis Injured school Friday evening were anProvo of Wednesday night at a meeting of the company avenue on crash Grant commercial transportation that are sessions also were nounced Saturday F C Richmond an committee with representatives art Departmental night was feported Saturday of the various community organizapaying their own costa declared held Saturday with a large number W Q Van Cott and C C Bintz were Friday as improving at the Dee hospital sucr to terms for chosen tions H J Plumhof general manager of in attendance taken for treatment for ceed J M Wallace W J O’Connor where he was Principal W W Brockbank- art head and left leg on Railroad the Oregon Short the lacerations F and Paul chairman in charge of committee Keyser a possible company Saturday night at the' an- ‘Y’ Other board members are D D and for observation for the urged civic organizameeting Fred E Smith Beverly S skull fracture nual dinner dance of the Union Pations to continue their support to ' Contests Moffat Zito was one of the pitchers on the Mrs Malcolm Clendenin A Keyser state the art project 0 OGDEN— Theproposed cific Old Timers’ club No 12 champion Riverdale baseball H- R Brown and Clarence BamberIt will take several hundred dollars Ogden city waterworks reMr Plumhof reviewed the his' team of 1934 PROVO—Contests are now being Rt dfe the directors besides $500 contributed by the city habilitation program was one ST GEORGE — Prospects “Y” Journalistrclub ger H N Hymas driver of the truck the by arranged 20 of W for of Moulton Arthur Rev tory bishop years transportation council to carry the project on art better for Utah’a Dixie step nearer realization Saturstudents of Brigham Young uni- the- and Boyd Stimpson driver ol the Episcopal diocese of Utah and He said railroad employes are re for Chairman Brockbank atated than they have been for-yeday when word was received versity to select the best efforts in president of the board Miss Wilfrida coupe in which Zito was riding were from state PWA headquar--te- n The present cold wave will astreated Friday night and released ceiving a fair wage sufficient to four fields of writing done during J of Rowland Messenger principal tn Salt Lake City that the Author “Lecturer Will sure a fruit crop as the budprovide for their own needs and the year Miss Ceeelia Jensen of Sac- Hall and Mrs Fred E Smith presi- Their injuries were minor as were executed anMrs H N Hymas grant received agreement club those ding trees will be held back ramento Cal by president Hall Patrons' the Rowland of dent Discuss Europe Crises procure educational advantages for nounced and signed here during the Had the warm weather conSaturday association week has been received inside tinued they would all have ' their children Awards will be made at the end of Idaho Falls Juveniles Keen In bloom in a short time the 'deadline PROYO— Dr Ethan Colton author Others who spoke briefly included the year for first place in short story Describe Final approval of the grant and lecturer will discuss crises in The few almonds and apricots Held and news Speaker Wilt Safe Robbery poetry Mayor Louis Matcus who welcomed feature article ' Europe before members of the Brig- agreement however hinges on Each division of the conalready in bloom represent a the veterans who each have eerved writing Ogden’s Trading Days LOGAN — Four juveniles from ham Young university Friday mornsmall part of tba total crop approval of various contracts more than 20 years Heber J Grant test will be sponsored by a faculty and their execution under-term- s Some early gardens were reing in assembly Dean Herald Idaho Falls- - Idaho are being held by president of the - 3 church who member Professor H R Merrill laid down by the PWA of the lyceum" course commit-- x cently frozen and young alfalfa OGDEN— The period when Ogden Sheriff Jeff Stowell for Idaho autold a story of early experiences chairman of the division 6f journaltee announces Dr Colton who is tha ' the terms of the grant Under blackened but the damage was in the an in the ism a safe for thorities poetry and prize providing robbing center a was State Senator Reva Beck Bosone thriving trading not great inauthor of “The XYZ of Communism" agreement Ogden city will be (D Salt Lake) and A G Sims club division and Carlton Culmsee the trappers’ rendezvous before this vil Idaho Falls store Sheriff Stowell apreimbursed in the amount of The and in St recognized as an authority on in- In chase a structor the precipitation tour after giving Dr retold journalism boys prehended will was be settled by ley president' W J Thomas was toast- news 30 per cent of the expenditures relations will speak either ternational alOther are to George was 125 inches for award faculty 7:30 m night They Ogden Carver at Edward writing Friday John p master on “Religion under the Dictators" or of the on named not to been from approved portions stolen the safe $65 have January and 14 inches for have yet In sponsors leged First the PresbyteOgden Sunday Approximately 400 persons attend' "The Russia CW have Recognized"' waterworks improvement proFebruary compared with 7 rian church Events of interest in the The oldest of the quartet is 14 years ed eome from as far distant as which go for either labor Dean Clark states and 8 of an inch for the same gram old said Stowell Sheriff 1824 diS' 1828 to will from be period Caliente Nev or certain types of materials months last year Snow on the cussed as recorded in the writings ol " irto is sufficient watersheds B Y U Graduate Wins City Commissioner Fred E v Garland Lions and traders trappers early Stage Williams who was empowered guarantee a good supply of wa! Minnesota Man’s Auto i Firm Position ter ‘in all the streams of the Vaudeville Acts Annual by vote of the Ogden city comLOGAN— E Jessen of the Logan Resident Nabbed mission last Monday to execute county Range conditions are Robbed Suit Case L D S Sixth ward was named pres- Murray the grant agreement also will better than they have been for PROVO— J Kenneth Handley a GARLAND — The Garland Lions On of ident of the Scandinavian organizaCharge' Speeding have power to deal with and years according to E S Gardgraduate of Brigham Young univer- ’ the annual- Lions Follies tion of the Logan and Cache L D S presented made and ner prominent cattlaman Catsign agreements sity in 1928 and who aecured bisCar looters forced the door on an stakes Friday by the stake presidenWednesday evening' in the L D S tle are thrlvlngrHerda of sheep masters degree from New York unichanges decided upon between 30 Murray Nelson was hall The follies consisted of seven officers named were automobile belonging to Dr Giles A cies Other Henry are being moved in from the the P W A authorities and OgThe feature KoeLsche Rochester Minn while it Alfred Erikson and N U Nielren arrested on speeding charges Satur- acts vaudeville style versity has been appointed head of den city of the north to take advantage of the the investment department sec day at 7 p m after he had allegedly act w?s a schoolroom skit in which was parked on Main street between counselors Conrad Christensen Advertising for bids on two Hanover Trust company) of New early feed In one day seven North Temple and South Temple retarv: Lily La-sdriven north on Slate street from several Schoolmen appeared as organist units of the proposed improveYork City ' according to word re largo flocks were driven past brats" The general comstreets Saturday afternoon and stole More than 50 Scandinavians were Ssventrenth South street to Ninth ment will be completed by St George to the lower feedceived Saturday by A Rex Johnson a suit case containing a suit several present at the meeting which war South at 47 miles per hour He mittee was Alfred Michaelis chair' w March 15 ing grounds of Brigham' Young University a other clothing articles and a pair of the first held for some time Another was released on his own recogniz man Mark Nichols Joseph Kirkham former classmate and Sergant Streepfcr shoes- police reported tance meeting will be held March 15 Gill-ma- States-cotisumpti- Sun-scal- ur seeds Research Work treatments and system may be considered for a coming ’ season's research in tomato prevention he said H A Baker of New York vice president of the American Cqfl company urged canners to adhere to necessary governmental regulations Money and business problems he said cannot be reduced to an exact 'science "but we must not take governmental supervision and too seriously since we can def' nothing about it anyway” "Quality production based on a constant effort to offer better goods In a better manner” he concluded “will prevent losses for Utah canners and Is the probable solution for most troi’kr' The 19Wgohven(ioiKff the Utah Canners’ association President Albert" T Smith of Clearfield unofficially Indicated probably will be held In Salt Lake City No official action had been taken during business sessions Saturday y dis-ea- Shrove Tuesday Party Planned for Faculty ls -- Jones-Costiga- Postal Receipts Boy Scout Area Chiefs Give Talks Continue Gains Educator Returns From Washington Gill-ma- ct Prof Plymouth School City Riding Dedication Held Academy to Be Sought Convention Held By Oil Company Auto Issue Shows $11-76- d charged to improper canning practices Much of the blame for the increased public charging of food poisoning he placed upon unscrupulous attorneys politically minded judges anxious to get into headlines of newspapers and to false witnesses willing to swear tp anything Interesting but rather technical discussion of diseases of tomatoes was developed by Dr Lorin Blood of the Utah State Agricultural col lege at Logan Results of consider able research in field and labora tory Dr Blood told the packers showed that wild tomato plants were much more resistant to white fly virus than are domesticated va rieties of the plant d a serious fungus he said was most prevalent in Weber and Davis counties Bacterial canker another disease of tomato plants which causes loss to both grower and canner he said could be largely prevented by a fermentation process for the 1 r iiiM Auto OGDEN— Approximately 380 per- -' (one attended the doling function annual convenof the twenty-fift- h tion of the Utah Cannera’ association— a dinner dance Saturday night at the Hotel Ben Lomond Representatives of nearly every canning company in Utah and officials from surrounding — M Four James Larsen Elected President EarlyDay Edu- Full Production Needed to Overturns Protect Industry Times in Junction cators of Southern Utah Paid High Tribute Crash Says GHlman Gty by Speakers at Meet 'Approximately 380 Attend Banquet Marking End ‘ of Session many Tribune Special Correspondents J- —I" ‘ 3 Increase Or-v- Price Antlers Slate Second Annual Ball ‘World Day of Prayer’ e e Gal-Har- d Railroad Only Form Of Transportation Parent-Teache- Rowland Directors for School Held to Pay Cold Spell Helps Dixie o Reported Recovering in Hospital auto-truc- k Water Grant Pact Gets to PWA in Time one-yea- Journalists Will Compete in Fruit Crop Ball Scheduled Exhibit To $750-00- - -- for -- OGDEN—Annual party for faculty members of SaOred Heart academy will be given 'ey the Holy Cross Alumna association Tuesday at 8 p mJjythe academy parlors An entertainment program will be All followed by a baffet supper members of the alumnae association re invited The committee in charge of arrangements includes Mrs Raymond P Morrissey Mrs Thomas Feeny Mrs Philip A McLaughlin Miss Loretta Thinnes and Mis Irene Miller Shrove-Tuesda- Tooele Editor to Speak Before Magna Lions MAGNA—The Magna-Ga- r field Lions club will hear Alex F Dunn Transcript-Bulletieditor of the Tooele Thursday evening March 14 in a ipecial address on “Advertising’1 Scandinavians Elect Association Officers - ° Trust of st-e- ct ' - i ' |