Show - - - 4 itII t ' - ' - 4 - ' 1 c-- ' ' - ' f' -- — - ' -- ' - ' ' i2 - THZ SALT LMCITRIBUNE A SUNDAY MORNING Tribune Special y- ' ! ' - ' 0 ' fg' Bureau gol'en - WO Washington Ave Phone 117 Agent Residenio Phone 1892 Correspendent rheas INS - New Vocational 7 - 'Cini'irluttee on floige : - Acts to Force Issue Over Denial of Coliéeurn 'Date 'Controversy on Schedule Reaches Impasse as Pro tests Go Unheeded Injunction May Be Sought Backers Assert t 7 1933 - ' - i I ' -- Course&Slite Wil Id 1 -- - I For CCC Camps - i ts::Be—Ou:-tl- II( gram' 12:ed ro-- g at Meetings ' 0 1)4 T- sos:- - TakeSiniorliiniolillirillellignor§ Driscoll of the school and Junior Oberhans-- 1 Burch Creek are the cham- marble shooters of Weber coun- the senior and junior divisions - OGDEN---Rayme- They on their laurels Saturday afternoon at the municipal stadium when they won first places in their division i in the final playoff of the Ogden Junior chamber of commerce tournament in which more than 2000 school children of—the county competed The complete list of winners included: senior of age iinclusive—Raymond Driscoll Wilson first: Bobby Gager Madison second Robert Rhodes Lorin Farr third Junior division boys tinder 12 years of age—Junior Oberhansley Burch Creek first Roy Montieth oecond Hopkins Slaterville third- - Charles Tucker 140' leeeilits -- ' : Lin 0 ' 'Jogai D ureau ' e Collections ' N - - -- ' v ' in Nearly All DePartments Gain Slight t Upturn in Expenses m Noth - - - Leginn Mddll HHnnrr ---- ' Phone OS : t P remiums- - for -- ' - - - livestock Sho' Listed by club ' t : - division Bench Canal ' Prospect for Year Bright ' s - ' - -- 1' - 1etoCqC ri es more-entri- ' Per -- three-gaite- four-hors- 14- 4 Tells off Gains for Basin' e lVk Fsorestry Will MakeStudy 7 - ‘ e LOGAN---Loga- n N—Vocational training city receipts for lege was named winner Sat C C enrollees in Utah courses for March totaled $1197541 more this urday of the American Legion medal for the foingall squad have been revamped and will be disyear than in 1934 the report of City member who bad the highest cussed with camp superintendents and Auditor H Reuben Pedersen shows scholastic average during the ' - 'OGDEN—The Ogden horse show LOGAN—The premium list for the educational advisers from the various March the city collected $26- During 1934 telkSôn Handley attained Utah camps at meetings next week -- w to be held in connection committee sponsors of the annual with $1424685 in issvoirtzms a out of the avemge of 916 L C Covey recently appointed and annual i 1925 since eighth here show horse was spring poisible 95 pet cent He chief educational adviser for vocathe of horse Utah State Agriculshow For a the first of total quarter colfullback for the ' Richardson regular i Saturday appointed a special committional training in the Fort Douglas Orem Jack $14941946 has been collected which Harry tural college Agricultural club May lege team this yearand in district C C C camps will explain Bob Carrilln includes $80000 borrowed on tax antee and authorized that action be talc- Lynch Ed Venclell 16' in the college stadium was re- mention received cases new t many at the Clarence ust-eend meetings cligndeCi doanr setup the Ogden Colt Sawyer Ray Jennings leased en to obtain notes as compared with Saturday ticipation fullback as Thomas Barker They served as $8014173 for the City Wednesday and at Fifteen events are recorded on the first'quarter in 1934 Aseum for the event Wangsgaard wodenn of contest the Friday fudges which inclhded $25000 in tax anticipremium list which states that all gacouDarle this year's team The action was taken at a special National marble tournament rules pation note& Representatives from ten C C C entries must be in by May 10 and unOGDEIC17:: Ogden Bench an place-wi- th average — Meeting and as a result of unofficial are southern In Utah were followed camps expected less there are three or waterusers i Canal company cent 881 Inereue with Carl et Expenditures per word that the horse show associato the attend Cedar City- meeting to a class the entries will be discarded have better prospects for adewith third SiMMOngt Magna for tion Would be denied use of the ColiMarch totaled Expenditures and Utah are northern Ti camps eight i to be held in quate water this summer than ' seum this year in favor of a private to be represented In Ogden a milkmaid )! ! last year City Commissioner Wool auction is held in Will Assist rred L Williams said Satur rhentesatite for fourth wIténaverage of ' the city spent $10185456 as quarter Arbiters Appointed Horse lovers from D L Pack educational coordina00A- day with for first the $6649484 compared Utah and Idaho are attracted to this Arthur Woolley H W Dunn and for the Fort The canals began drawing glas C C C The team average of 21 men quarter in 1934 Mr Pedersen stated event John P Stephens were named by water March 20 1934 he said and 1 W West aisistanteudistrict the 808 showed was and that in difference two that the the quart The premium list is as follows': Gen Colonel P A Dix association head imammooon due to the excessive drouth pervisor of the Idaho national forest ter amounW was that IW year the - team toot err average03 litsx tlethinls'Ariving ' class standard bred to act for the association regarding conditions 'To date there has and detailed from the forest service one-ho- tir aboVe hours credit a on Diesel paid120000 engine city novice After pony class limited to the threatened controversy over the to assist in working out the voca- Will Leave Next Week In-- and also $30000 on the tax been no water used through Cent Twenty-fiv- e minimum the - by required the anticipaColiseum-usCache valley children not over 14 An injunction may be tional education program will exthe canals and it is probable tion note loan so that actual expenses college sadat Great years of age ladies Shown in March for sought it was indicated crease Survey water will not be needed the revised program that plain This the are quarter year only team or dle horse open The Ogden horse show had been academic courses stkh as for another 30 days because Strictly $5185456 24 Station team exhibition Cache vat- Over Year Ago originally scheduled for May 23 are being made of favorable spring rains Receipt side of the ledger shows limited to horse 25 at the Coliseum where it has -' cents assessment of four men States chanUnited An "Aarmy through gains--ipractically every departk n held since the first show nels will continue to be administered share has been voted this lleeyy andthrreeiddgeanitebly cintirdednles 1(7fectihion per ment with the water of the exception OGDEN—Snow runoff early spring NEPHI—Increased building activA resolution was adopted by the t through army cooperators These year and there is also a favorIdepartment tor The month of March bores show group March 13 directhorse open- - combination harness dames which include such courses plant development and plant nutri- ity in the western states has strengthable amount of "treaaury class: Plant Gains ladies' Light ed to the trustees of the Coliseum and r as courses stock" which can be rented English 'business history tion studies at the Great Basin branch ened the demand for plaster" says saddle horses pairs of saddle horses The municipal light plant collectrequesting use of the building for the Ils cents bringing the mathematics and others will not be of the intermountain forest and out six at range Ray Gadd local manager of the ed $937272 annual show and for one week prior sorority riding contest horsemanship — affected by the revised vocational during March 1935 as canal company added revaues !'1 ted horses' to the show to allow for preparation experiment station will be studied Nephi Plaster and Manufacturing compared with $837020 in 1934 and stock horses finals five-gaieducation program to defray operation costs Wallace Rich' and Russell of the building and grounds In the t and observed by three members of company "with the result that 2812- - the water open hunters open and musical collected department Overhead Camp communication chairs they asked that no the station ' who will leave Ogden 766 pounds of plaster were shipped 276828 this year in March as comSorensen Qualify k Classes In the new vocational eduwool be stored in the building during from this plant during March" pared with $283694 for the same next 1 week i program will be conducted in This is an increase of 25 per cent month in 1934 For the that time since unfavorable reactions Student Presidency the various camps by camp personThe members James M Hockaday over March 1934 arid 50 per cent period the light plant has collected had resulted from storage of wool in Safety-Firs- t ' nel known on forest service records Wallace M Johnson and Howard E over March 1933 showing that the $3008648 as compared with $27- the building during the 1934 show as the camp "overhead" Such camp in- 130487 in 1934 and the water Colonel Dix reported it Saturday's business is building gradually LOGAN—Primaries were held at departofficers as foremen forest guards su- Peterson will leave Monday for the- creasing 1 i ment has collected $1300946 this the Utah State Agricultural college "fleeting of the horse show commitbranch station located in the moun" i i tee that no reply to the resolution 29 for Gadd pervisors engineers and other special- thins above said men were the a- -comfirst year as Manager quarter Ephraim at an elevation' on the Friday with the election scheduled ' ists and in some camps the forest i i had been received from the Coliseum 20 with 07" March 81272102 in 1934 stut against pared payroor for next Friday Lloyd Johnson of feet ' trustees but that he hadmade further for February which is almost a 50 The quarter report in miscel- dent ranger for the district will be called Snow Isnit water runoff observations KIMBERLY — A special safety-firbody president announced Rusoral request and bad been informally laneous cent increase Of upon to conduct classes licenses number this First Aid program conducted at which per Include beer sell Rich and Wallace Sorensen both of ' time the The will the occupy party Methods of presenting the course advised by George S Eccles one of to immediately half were employed at the mine un- licenses shows a drop under those of Logan won in the primaries for Kimberly by W W 'Kessler' safety men forced will be information to the C C C enrollees the trustees that the Coliseum would instructor of Salt Lake City has the trip into the summer camp der direction of J E Macfarlane of 1934 for the first quarter Mr Pe- student body president for 1935-3not be available for the show this Action Will Make Avail will be greatly improved under the make while the balance were used at the dersen said At The end of March with the Fortyeix of the in other been completed results since snowshoes winter following heavy by new program officials say Classes season mill at the mouth of Salt Creek can- the city had collected $403576 in li- offices: Vice Beth Gilles- participants including miners and Room mountains More the cover for still able president will be so conducted as to provide the "—kr Members of the special committee manufacturing the plaster and cense fees as compared with $437193 Tooele and Ruth Owens Logan housewives of the Annie Laurie mine soon as weather conditions per- yon i best information for the larger groups Were Instructed to bring action against other products- - The March payroll for the same period in 1934 Mr Pe- pie the course Ainos Jean-Allinand satisfactorily completed be recorders water mit secretary will stage Parking 1 the trustees of the Coliseum If necesin the camp dersen reported that there were no Vert Clark FarmingtonHyrum certificates Student and received the regular meas- amounted to 62200 at and stalled points strategic sary to obtain proper use of the February of this year showed a heavy expenditures listed in the Life editor Grant Redford Logan Mr Kessler expresrd satisfaction at New Courses urements of snow and water runoff t building slight gain over February of last March financial report and Conley Thomas Mated Idaho the enthusiasm exhibited by these stadium at station Two new the branch courses be offered OGDEN—Ogden plans will Alpine begun Mr Woolley pointed out that the year but the March business is enBuzzer annual year book James people and hopes that more will elevation at located feet 10000 Assistant revised the under were advanced program morning Saturday Coliseum was built with private and couraging for a good outlook during Gunn Richfield and Paul Geddes undertake their work in the future as weather the West Plant said Supervisor development the entire year t publio Isubscriptions and was owned when arrangements were made for erosion control classesSaturday—soil The forest service is undertaking Be Colo executive council Denver unof observation breaks and and plants range The local company is making sevby a nonprofit corporation whose trus- removal of the Ogden Municipal Auto Cleo Petty Nephi Dee Wangsgaard maintenance work on the road leadalso conditions different der classes which nutritive Other management ' tees Were morally bound to see that 4 to allow for additional will be conducted at the request of is a part of the early spring work at eral improvements at the plant one Ogden Eldora Peterson Logan Jo- ing from Clear Creek to Kimberly Soon of which is the building of a diverreconthe building wu available for worthy Tourkt park 1 thern branch station Mabey Jr Clearfielek Burton Portions of this road wire the members seph include: Care opcamp sion dam to bring water of Salt creek parking space near the stadium I structed by the C C C camp but publicsenterprises The Coliseum he car Redd Barlow Blanding vehiRaleigh of motor eration and of caretaker repairing into a canal lust below the mill and said was maintained by donations and Merlin Tenstermaker to be elected) Simms Mont required finishing An effort is being and equipment anple carpen- a generator for power and light at CEDAR CITY—Bids will be called Mr Johnson (three by profits from such shows and uses the auto camp for a number of years made by the civic organization to stated that about only fire and Weber Hartry suppression prevention ' the mine and mill ea the horse show stock show and Saturday conferred with Mayor soon for seeding and landscaping the half of the student votes cast complete tho road on up to Kimberly 1 line body construction and road to removal telephone man W Peery relative airliner public activities federal building grounds according' Other catididatesincluded: President The snow is gone from the foot t construction trail and powof 11 cabins and other buildings at drilling to Postmaster H H Lunt The fin' Franklin D Richards vice Sth hills with grass starting on all South e Nonprofit Group president der work and supervision the auto park forestry Schools Will ishing touches will be put on the Viola Hammond Logan secretary slopes so that the cattle men are The Ihorse show association the Argument in favor of the removal While some of the courses offered i government building which was first Iris Swapp Logan executive com- beginning to plan on an earlier opent ' committee declared was such an or- has been going on for some time and under the new program do not apparoccupied in February 1934 Plans mittee Marden Pearson Marysvale ing date as usual The deer which could as offer Alumni ' civilian for request OGDEN—Weber properly ganization College training job the commission last August ordered ently call for several thousand square feet Orval Hulme Paris Idaho Kenneth have wintered in excellent shape are May use of the building since it too was removal of the cabins by January 1 betterment there likely will be bun- - immolation is made defendant in a I of lawns with numerous shrubs end Spencer Murray Student Life edi- beginning to crowd the snow banks ' t a nonprofit unit and transferred any 1935 The cabin camp city officials dreds of specialized jobs offered to suit filed Saturday in District court trees on the higher slopes 'tor Phillip Bullen Logan same to fund the i successful of Estate the here Real various possible profits Management graduates held should be removed from comby the Action on the landscaping was deMAGNA—Grante schools district inwhich supplied money to maintain the courses seelui of 17253 and the company which specialized Many petition with private ventures re- courses will continue sessions until May 24' ferred because of a water shortage Saved When Coliseum will bear a direct benefit to terest on two foreclosures The corn-th- e ' gardless of the use of the land for American Legion Wool which last year and this WSJ stadium C C C enrollee when he seeks plaint asks that Walter L Wilson be according to Dr Calvin S Smith su- - here last year parking The two Schools of the district spruce trees which stored In the Coliseum represent a Other city business which was employment in civilian life however appointed receiver for real estate perintendent Destroys were closed one week last year were removed from the south front : Form private business venture the corn- brought to the attention of Mayor and others will provide background and improvements mentioned in the because of shortage ofearly of the present site to the rear of funds which was believed SIGURD—Fire It decided mittee is a more for being successful life Saturday action - included a formal request to More revenue from taxes and the the grounds when the building was to have started from defective wiring stored principally by the Merrion and Peery Further details of the revised voca- - The eomplaining party declares the state the state deposilory bnard seeking funds were given as reasons for under construction could not with Wilkins Sheep Commission company destroyed the home of Claude Sevy for Ogden city to deposit tional education courses will be an- - worth of the property at presant not hope that the full term will be held stand the process of removal and the PRICE—A committee of the Amer- shortly after noon Friday but all the "Australian plan" permission -- from time to time as the in excess of $5000 and they ask a Dr nounced be sale during ansummer in some of money 3 $250000 public smith states composed of furniture was saved when citizens extremely dry year " and will be re- ican Legion Post No Other suitnew needs become evident officials deficiency judgment to satisfy the y wool auction this Security bank here The 193546 budget wilt be ready pkiced ' Scott Irausett Clark White and E turned out to remove it from the facilities are avail- the Commercial ablirwarehousing debt The of mainder the to property communication a The the for preliminary hearing before the Bertot is making arrangements for house ' – able for the wool committee mem- state money has been sold to Weber county for board points out is a portion the establishment of a chapter of When first discovered the blaze public within the next several weeks ti bers declared in taxes of — waaccording of sale of secured that from Hie Sons of city says the superintendent Legion in easily could have been put out had It is exIn the event that the horse show terworks revenue bonds am complaint I Price A survey of the Carbon eoun- any water been available but with a pected to show an increase in reve- On Box cannot be held in the Collseum Mr and as Fowles Francis J B president local t- attorney LeRoy Young flue anticipations because of the ty schools is being made to interest high wind blowing it was soon out Woolley Mr Dunn and Mr Stephens called attention to a proposed filing Lucille Parry Peterson as secretary fon $25 allocation 'p er student made t every eligible youth over the age of control The Richfield volunteer efforts will be TREMONTON—Work declared will com- of Saturday cc" for the association alumni the of mandamus six years Plans are being con- fire proceedings against by the state board of education Here mence immediately on the new Box made to prevent use of the building department answered the call notes states tion signed promissory of a sidered by the local post toward the after obtaining permission from the payment tofore the fund coming from that Elder county t i for the:wool auction An Injunction Ogden cityto ordering to T on park the according and Immortgage gave Property Stevens the Sidney clubs and source was $22 per student judgment E Adams of the North formation of recreational city officials after the house was May be sought against the trustees plement company in connection with MORGAN—County Agent C R September 1 1932 An agreement to It is summer camps for the junior organi- destroyed bit doubtful whether the lBox Elder president tor breach of trust for permitting use the They would have been ' Farm bureau Richards County contracts d announced month has that for been $70 pay per opening of Ogden avenue Hawthorne school will be continued which is cooperating with the South zation however due to the distance ot the semipublic building for private Gus helpless disin beets to the faulted the sugar growing Ogden filings according comNewman of Ely Nev A special educational next year Students of this instit- Box Elder Farm program from water bureau and the u- enterprises they declared 4 municated to Mayor Peery Saturday trict have all been completed and that tan May be transferred to the sponsored by the national child weld commission in county as as the well the acreage constructing signed tip a request for support of an attempt fare committee of the Legion will ster school in the fall Addition of the Set Idahoan' s park at the head of Mantua can- be to organize an Ogden unit of the As number of growers in Morgan counOne teacher to the faculty at The yon south of Willomere presepted by Price post No 3 on Hofor 1935 the is C the smallest for J ty year y of Pres13 r H P clubs LOGAN7—Harold iodation of Twenty-ThirtMother's of Bishop latter Kirkley would day be sufficient place ganson of the U S C A: extension several years '' ton Idaho through his attorney Philto be inivted Lake Salt been has Both junior service organization schools City are change located in Moisture conditions together with department who is landscape gar- the guest 26 of OGDEN—Howard ) speaker on this occasion lip Evans also of Preston Idaho Idener for the the fact that the white fly did con- 444 Madison avenue Lefgren Satur1- Magna project will submit All Legion posts in Carbon apd Ern- pleaded not guilty Saturday in First Ogden and siderable damage in 1934 has influplans two within drawings waived preliminary es" counties are expected to cooper- district court to a statutory charge weeks enced many growers in their deci- day morning ate In this event Trial was set for April 17 at 10 a rm 'hearing on second degree burglary OGDEN—Helen Irene Baistline President Adams sion with regard to growing beets the inspected was at bond Icharges set His $1000 and Bishop is at liberty under a $3000 1111 18 former Ogden high school girl The sign-uin the entire district proposed grounds with a group of bond Lefgren is accused of participation farmers in is much less than the acreage allotted Club Rifle athlete died Saturday in a local MORGAN—Thirty-seveOrganized Elthe of South Box representatives the county have signed hog adjust- by the government under the sugar in the burglary of a building at 832 MANT1—The Farm der Associated Civic 5—A RANDOLPH bureau and beaded rifle Nobel hcepital following seven weeks ill ment by April Twenty-secon- d street Ogden "cu- contracts according to an an- beet Officers Named mess of Manti composed of the Hunsaker George Abbott and J adjustment program The acres pistol club was organized in Ran5 Groups Mile Nash line was born June 19 nouncement made through the coun- which were allotted by The govern- pied by A Q Moulton October - Lions club Commercial club Amer1- Dewey county commissioners the week RANDOLPH—The this county commiswith and following dolph 934 Jewelry and four guns reportThe contracts re ment but not 1818 in Capwell Nebraska a dough ty agent's office signed for by the grow- ed taken from the place have been lean Legion American Legion aux- - Henry Hoist joint chairman of the officers elected: Dr Capnor presi- sioners have appointed the followIng ' reduce i by ers has been reported to the Washter of Robert R and Jessie May Wil- quire that the growers inary and the Ladies' Literary club park commission dent Leo McKinnon vice president health officers for Rich county: Ran! tt recovered or traced according to Og- - with the Manti lard Balehline With her family she 10 per cent the number of sales ington'office and other beet sections den and dolph Dean Purser Woodruff Sarah high school band Clearing away the 240 acres and John Rex secretary-treasure- r Police Detective Allred Henry 1932 and in Green made during the base period forming the sixth unit will sponsor a preparing the tract for actual work Norman Gray executive officer For- Cornia Laketown Heber Robinson such as Washington andi the Dakotas who 'arrested hat lived in Colorado in Falls Great Lefgren "band day" April 10 to raise funds will start immediately will be allowed to plant more beets Garden City Sherman Lutz River Wyoming before coming to and 1933 ty members are enrolled Mont' Friday The reduction allows the produc- than they were originally for uniforms allotted Ogden in 1929 Miss Baishline grad Melbourne og Lefgren's 15 The day's program will start with 1I per cent more hogs than uated from the Ogden high school in tion of Lefgren was arrested last week in a band concert and maneuvers on 1934 otter completing a full course allowed in 1934 As soon es the conIdaho Pocatello and with ' charged Main street at 11:30 a in followed f and participating in girl's basketball tracts are completed they will be participation in the same offense with a children's show and entertain- t and other sports At the time of forwarded to Washington D C and v ment at 3 p m in the high school ber illness she was employed at the upon acceptance and approval part PANGUrrCH--T- he i i town of Canauditorium and a banquet at 6 p In Band She of the benefit payment will be OGDEN—National "Be Kind to Box Pacific laundry here iA nonville is seeking incorporation unfor in adults the y an active L D S Mutual work- - made school gym-Plahigh Animals Week:" beginning April 7 nasium It concludeswith a concert der the legislation passed by the will be observed in Ogden Mayor t Twenty-firUtah legand other and Suit her entertainments are Files Divorce for adults islature whichsession of the 4 parents Surviving Harman W Peery said Saturday He OGDEN—The Box Elder 11111 towns og 200 ' I in permits the high M 8 auditorium sisters and Hazel i at and three a brothers p 1 OGDEN—Suit for divorce was filed signified that he will issue a procla- school band to incorporate was populalion it 85 of ' in ball consisting the pieces l' R Armada Baishline grand dance and Jr Ruth Robert ball learned here by Lucille Mobley Child mation Monday outlining the pur- Monday at 11 a tn will present a at 9 p in Saturday 1 and two granparents Mrs John Bro- - Saturday Roscoe Lawrence Child poses Of the week against The towri is seekinginporporation in audiconcert Weber the both of college and Daniel Breehlinet Es30 1034 13BS she whom I - — pan merried Mayer for by requested the purpose of securing aid unPeery January torium ' 'Vork Nebraska in Brigham City She alleges cruelty telle Wattis Powman of! the state hu- — der a PW A project for construction The Evelyn Nielson Wocds oraan- of a minor Child mane organization to make public torical contest ‘ Funeral arrangements will be and asks that of a community water system A town 1: 1 which was 11an nounced from the Lindquist and be granted to custody :7 her mother Mrs Emma the national observance of the ani- from last week will take postponed must be incorporated to receive aid Tuesplace Son? mortuary The also divorce to mal week Issue a also and Mobley proclacomplaint 1t under the P W A Support of the inat I11 a m according to Leland OGDEN with asks that the court order $25 month mation regarding the local observ- day ' apohas been given by the Monson forensic coach of the colplexy here last Wednesday while en corporation Blue Grass ance ly paid for support of the child lege Contestants will be Grant Bur- route to his home in Pocatello Frank county commissioners 1 ton Wanda Welling and Walter Pickett 48 Ig' ' southern—Idaho —repr- — Hoyt 1The winner will be presented esentative of the Hardesty Manufaco with a gold medal by Mrs Evelyn i was reported Battu 'MORGAN—It county relief ell-AMERICAN FORK — Thursday 't Nielson Woods former student of turing company ace n and the day night to be responding agricultural County agent ve Dar at the and Weber of 'college sponaor Foi-Northerat the Dee hospital distributed the entire allot- American Fork Cheese products and contest to is The invited publie Dr E C Rich said Mr Pickett suf- the process of making cheese will be i4' - !bent 'cL Kentucky' blue vans seed attend fered a slight stroke which impaired shown the public from 10 a m to 6 which ! provrded for tree diaWE DELIVER EVEILYWRERE 4 movement on his right aide and af- p m atthe Mutual Creamery under tribittion by the Federal Surplus Re- OGDEN—The northern Utah re the Ogden stay-ot- ' ' the junior musifected his speech but that he was the direction of W It Bowers creamMissouri lief corooration ' County ' Agent C R Richards re gional music festival is assured suff- cians another committee declared improved considerably during the ery manager i ' Ports 12000 pounds of seed was dis- ident financial support the general An unused building has been oblast few day?! 7:: tributed to 125 farms and ranches committee was informed late Friday tained and a watchman employed to 1 Hog Checks Ready '4- - - Fund: allow student mosic!ans to store their OGDEN—Word Wf'A reteived hrte lilt a special report meet:ne in tho- county FHA Session Set Isuffle!ent to defray all nee2ssar3- instruments when not in tiose L LOGAN—County Agent R t S'urdry at Peer 7elua former! i The annual festival which will be student at Weber eollcge and Utrh! MANTI—A IcrlerA hcusing admin- Wrig!ey announced Saturday that the clmenfes connected with the enterTaken 4 Jewelry tainmmt of th approximately 3000 held April 12 and 13 at Weber col- 'univeritty had been appointed rzEcl istration dcmonstrribm for Sanocte third annual payment checks on the OGDEN—Wilbur P Cook 1059 Junior and senior high school musi- lege has attracted students from near- administrator for Miesouri ill be held Monday in the Manti 1934 cornhog contracts have arrived t Twentyoliqh-streeThe Ogden Saturday cians from northern Utah schools ly all junior and senior high schools Mr Kasius had been living in St' high school auditorium to acquaint and are ready for distribution 1) in northern Utah reported to polka that his residence have been pledged will be distributed from the Festival plans in Louis Mo for some time and had residents of Sanpete with the pro' ' 4' 4 had been mitered slue last Wedneal Musical instruments wed by the elude contests in group ensemble been administrator for relief in that gram of the administration in spon- Ichecks agent's office in the 1050 E:421ST ttok3V lonlosoked quantity failla bands and by orchestras and aolo-- J and solo work for both instrtimeuttd- city before taking charge of tbe eo- soring the building improvement and ' Monday and Tuesday courtl 4ndp — 1 140111911Llokoab ' littioa will I? "yeti mod tom dipitg ista owl yocalistai totaled home& relief oetup of the Agate Aire $452804 renovation oi - G 22 - - Terms of Entries Contest Rules Given for Annual Logan Exhibition col- - Utah State Agricultural Irbone US ' Correspondent ' LOGAN—Thatcher Handley ' Richfield senior student at the MAN Ij Agent Residence Phono$74 — - -t 1414a':$4170y Gridiróit Star Net IAA- Year - Mayor Harman W Peery and Commissioners Fred IL Williams and George O'Connor attended the finals and Mayor Peery presented the Junior chamber medals- gold 'for first silver for second and bronie for ' third place winners Ward Armstrong chairman of the Junior chamber group which directed the tournament announced that the Weber winners have issued a challenge for a match in Ogden next Saturday- - with the Salt Lake City and Box Elder county winners Assisting Mr Armstrong ' T r 1 s I I -- - - - : 4 Nts - t ----- i 7 coNcERNIN Correspondents 4: APRIL ' - - -- 7 : — - - 11 il - i ' - - I' ' d e horse e s '' Primary Ballo n Cast at U S A C — ' a - d five-gaite- d for City Will Move three-mont- Its Tourist Park h fCourses S e ' Finished at Kimberly off Stadium Site st 8 -- of -' 4 en - 1 Bids will ' Called on Landscaping College Alumm Foreclosure 4 '' '-- — - Continue Until z 1 ' Granite 24 ' Furniture Price 4 - I To - Sons' Chapter Home Fire I ' re-sa- -- N Work to Begin Soon Elder Park Morgan County Ends Beet Contract Signing ' ' i - Former High School Girl Athlete Dies 1 ' Web-Bon- of $1000 Set For Bürglar Suspect 37 Morgan Farmers Tria Program Scheduled For Band Suit Fund Sign Hog Contracts p n ? t ' - 1 Cannonville Seeking Corporate Standing 'Kind to Animals Week' Observance Slated — l' IUnion Will Elder at Weber School Iwas — -- - ' -- " Kentucky SeeoLAILDistributed ' tr---"--Ila- ins LIVING BOOM SUITES IIBUU st -- Di? SuffkièiifFiiianciarAi Issured Utali Muic Cotest OAV3 on HOME EtTilifISIIINGS Stricken Pocatello Reported Better 1 Sensational Bargains in - -et-- Malin Made Relief Administrator ' - -- - 1 4 FUR I URE s ' ' ' Os Ulpziy222Ja 6 '3 ) — ' - I y i p |