Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE f” : U Stock Trade i‘ : t WJ? Eastern Utah Western Wyoming Growers to Benefit Special to The Tribune OGDEN— New livestock shipping rates effective beginning Sunday on Union Pacific and Oregon Short ’ v s f- -s ! Jf— A -w y"r''C(i u i : LVf V - vV :s Hi t) L WS’ Phone 116 North Main Agent Residence Phone 87-- J Correspondent Phone 858 111 Scientific Study Slated for State Horticulturists Director Claims '4 m fm William Peterson Talks at Closing Session of II Club Meet f-- --— Special to The Tribune LOGAN— ‘‘A leader must have vision a plan He must know where he is going and why” Director William Peterson of the extension service told the closing session of the clubs leaders’ 'state training course Saturday at the Utah State Agricultural college Director Peterson emphasized the ‘‘Essentials of Leadership" Ha listed as important personal traits in a leader honesty dependability and thrift “A leader should be able to accept the truth when the truth is given and use his knowledge In solving problems in the light of today— not yesterday” he said C Outlined for Program State Group Meet in Salt Lake viT!' &£: n) 4-- i Logan Bureau :ss A: 3ffi A AH 1938: Leader Requires Vision Extension Construction to Be Resumed z 1 News Concerning Utah & Utahns Ogden Bureau "SprHff’ New Freight Rates to Aid SUNDAY MORNING' MARCH w Special to The Tribunj — Plans for the Utah State Horticultural society meeting March 7 at the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City are progressing rapidly F M Coe assistant horticulturist at the Utah State Agricultural college ' and 'secretary of the society announced Saturday A program of educational papers by leading scientists and horticulturists of Utah is scheduled for the technical part of the program while a number of vital proposals will be presented at the business meeting County Group Professor Coo stated that plans are under way for the state society to form county organizations to meet regularly during the year to discuss current problems conceriK lng fruit growers Another important problem that wilt b discussed will be the formation of a g association to advance work on cooperative testing of promising new varieties of fruits he stated “Utah at one time grew the finest peaches 'apricots and cherries and made money doing so’ Professor Coe said "In predepression days Utah’s fruit crop brought two to three million dollars a year but now due to pests drouth and low prices this figure has been reduced a number of times Drouth and neglect have seriously reduced the productive power of our present orchards” Outlines Courses Ignorance of the best methods of orchard management Including spraying tillage and pruning are responsible for much of the low yields quality and returns Most of these handicaps could have been remedied by application of knowledge within reach of every fruit grower by the choice of location spacing nursery stock planting and early care of the young trees” Professor Coe pointed out Most of these problems that are confronting the fruit growers of the state today will be discussed at the soeietyT meetTng: LOGAN - y j Lina railroad lines in eastern Utah 'V f 9 and western Wyomlngr wltt KW y livestock operators in those sections the privilege of shipping and selling The Morgan school district’s new $144000 consolidated at Ogden and diverting or recon school and auditorium on which construction jvill he grade signing to destinations east of Og den on "through’' freight rates J resumed when weather permits The building is one of three H Phelps traffic manager of the school units to be constructed within the district during the Ogden Union Stackyards company coming summer said Saturday Ltvestockmen who ship either from main line points or from the Park City and Keetley branches Lists Characteristics will benefit as will buyers in Utah Director Peterson listed the charby the concession Mr Phelps pointacteristics of a true leader as: ed Dliti lhe former rates were made a lavs and iompafiivnalilp Skewing tip from the combination of loci! for ail people an ability to treat ” rates to and from Ogden i V 1“ S' people Impartially rand an ability to find satisfaction in attainment Companies Involved The new arrangements are the The general session was conculmination of negotiations conduct' ducted by D P Murray chairman Mrs Sonny Allen wife of a forest ing on the Buffalo river near Moran Wyo to The Tribute Special ed during the past several months while Miss Myrtle Davidson assiswho forest the Teton national on — Although moose have a reputation for being MORGAN Construction of a Leaders of Groups Will tant state director gave a brief ranger by Mr Phelps and the railroad com with vicious an ample supply of hay has createc struck intimate an las involved will Proon of It Club up "Features talk consolidated make posschool acquaintance the $144000 panies grade Outline Campaign in sible the handling of both fat and and auditorium on "the an attitude of friendliness to Mrs Allen gram” in which she emphasized the a bull moose and two cows that are winter high feeder livestock cattle sheep hogs fact that club leaders should seek the largest of Thjrd Drive and horses from the natural trade school campus the cooperation' of the entire farm territory tributary to the Ogden three school buildings that are family in the carrying out of the market without excessive penalties being constructed in the district club program §hb said every leadto The Tribune Special for the backhaul er and supervisor bad a responsi6 the aid of P W A funds will with of OGDEN— the leaders Group The new rate agreement enables bility to thS community in helping soon Weather as as continue perthird annual community chest ap- to devajOp a community pride producers and feeders in eastern Utah and western Wyoming to take mits it was reported Saturday peal have scheduled a series of The standards of clubs out-- J y The new building is unique in meetings Monday and Tuesday to should be set high and concerted advantage of Ogden’s let for livestock' permitting the that its classroom arrangement effort made to achieve them” she set for corporate executive said packers and order buyers operating departs radically from the stand- and quotas employe gifts campaign lead on the market to purchase the con- ard type of school building and Awards Medal OGDEN— Adrien Janse HuntsOGDEN— Two babies a boy era announce Forest Official Ilelpg and a girl born Saturday at the signments for movement either east provides more room for each stuRich county agent for ville mail carrier was knocked Lyman Slated Meetings' west depending on the demand dent and a flexibility of class arDee hospital here will poln 30 iifer Utah county awarded Dee Will unconscious Saturday while seed' Bull Get Loose and accompanying price fluctua- - rangement that is based upon the The meetings are scheduled as Harding other Ogden residents who celesilver medal the Morgan tions ing to break ice which had formed brate a birthday every fourth idea of accommodating individual follows Mt the community chest of- given by the American Jersey CatFrom’ ‘Shovel’ If the shipper does not elect to differences among students of the fices 801 Ben Lomond hotel: year tle club for high point honors in in the exhaust pipe of his carcanEn route through Ogden A son was born to Mr and Mrs accept bids offered in Ogden but same age or class level Monday at 9:30 a m— Lyles W of Holstein calves Jerseys Larkin chairman of the general judging yon to Ogden postoffice Janse’s Kenneth Bitton 2056 Orchard The building program now Unprefers to forward the stock back swine beef and sheep Special to The Tribune car skidded into some mud and avenue and a daughter to Mr and group public service division and through Denver Colo or some other der way provides for a mechanics’ Fred Cornaby Benjamin and OGDEN — Many interesting Mrs ice which partially submerged the eastern market he can do to upon art building at the Morgan high 20 business firm managers At 4 Alvin Nichols 1607 Kiesel for second John tied Portage of habits about winter stories the a S end of rear the machine Before the same basis as though sale ad school campus and a small grade p m— J Pearce chairman of place and each received a scrap avenue B‘ team of horses could pull the car moose elk deer and other denizens industrial division and book The been made here If one of every 1500 persons “Is Group school building at Devil’s Slide training course was at- from Its 12 industry managers At 5 p m plight water in the of the wild are reported to the for- born on leap year as the law of Method Agreed 132 club leaders and tended by W R Kimball chairman of Group indicate there are averages-woulThe method agreed upon with the extension workers from 22 counties pipe froze f railroads B commercial and 21 firm manJanse started his motor and est service regional headquarters In Ogden about 30 persons who state Mr Murray stated of the according to Mr Phelps add only one birthday while the agers At 6 p m— D B MacDontaking a hammer went to loosen here during the snowy months provides for the addition of a small ald transportation chairman and the ice The task was effected rest of the population ages four Among some of the most interestarbitrary charge per 100 pounds to more quickly than Janse surkey men of 21 transportation comyears one be added to the rate from Ogden same Ranger recently ing mized and a piece of ice flew One couple who obtained a marpanies At T p ’m— C H B Sey-beto the ultimate destination For ex- Allen who covets the Black-roc- k Sonny A indusof chairman loose him on the license In the county clerk's Group ' jaw— striking catdouble-dec- k riage or of Teton the 'on sheep rarfge district ample trial and general managers of eight with a perfect kayo punch to Orange office Saturday will observe their tle cars the additional cost per 100 national forest according industries A Olsen regional fish and game first marriage anniversary four pounds from Morgan and Peterson Store Managers years hence They are Lorenzo F is 14 cents from Henefer Castle officer Hansen and Elma Maurine JohnTuesday at 9:30 a m— F B Rock and Coalville 214 cents from at Station Living ' son both of Logan Brown chairman of Group B comiEvanston Wahsatch Park City and to The of one to Tribun as The Tribune Special Special Generally recognized mercial and 21 retail store manWanship 34 cents Altamont 4 '4 OGDEN — Governor the most vicious animals in the OGDEN — Dana Parkinson assis At 11 a m — George A Henry H agers cents Carter 54 cents Granger Blood moose west the great shovel-horne- d will head the list of speakers Ward chairman of Group E com- tant regional forester in charge of -8 7 center Opal and Kemmerer is seen around human habiseldom in lands and to relations the scheduled address the 28 public twentieth mercial and business executives cents' Sage 9 cents and Cokeville annual tations Ranger Allen and his wife anniversary meeting of the At 7:30 p m— W R White chair- Intermountain region for the past 10 cents “Gulti- a former Iowa schoolgirl Weber county farm bureau Satur- man of Group B commercial and eight years and forest service offi to The Tribune"" covered Special The destination territory their winter herd of moose vate” cer of a cen a in for Weber about school 38 firms day of quarter county high thoumanagers OGDEN— Better weather condi to such an extent that some 13 of by the arrangements includes George F Stallings anThe personnel of two special com- tury will leave his regional post tions are and grazing points President sands of feed-lresulting in a resumption the large animats are practically nounces to a as of a head was accept position mittees announced Saturday of highway construction work in and scores of packing plants in the Frank Evans member of the na division national forest service A A living in the ranger station yard G Stone Gealta and Fred J J states of Colorado eastern Wyo- tional farm board under President Kuhlmann Official announcement of the pro' Utah and Idaho B J Finch district this winter compose the industrial of the of bureau ming Kansas Nebraska the Da- Hoover will review the engineer public snowbound during The station history of committee and D O Minnoch Stan- motion of Mr Parkinson la ex kotas Minnesota Iowa Missouri farm most of the winter months is loin Utah since the ley Spencer Maurice Johnson and pected to be made within the next roads said Saturday 25 40 of Special to The Tribune the Illinois Wisconsin and all points Weberorganization Approximately grade cated up the Buffalo river front farm bureau was A A Shaw compose the commercial few' days in Washington D C Re alelimination located in a general easterly or formed county OGDEN— crossing projects Declining to make pofedMoran few H The R bf the Forester 'Wyo first S the unit ag J Pearce and George gional neighbors committee Rutledge in ready under contract likely will see who drop in during the winter al- litical comment but anxious for posoutherly direction beyond the states eration in Utah 20 years ago A Ward are chairmen of the two dicated here Saturday work started during early March named The promotion and transfer of The ways complain of having to “run litical information Mayor Harman groups Speakers Named Mr Phelps stated similar arrangeremaining grade crossing jobs the gauntlet” through the wild W Peery Saturday raturned to his in Mr is line Parkinson Stresses Needs New with the t ments have been in effect for about Tracy R Welling executive seclikely Will be contracted for by Majr moose herd desk in the Ogden city hall reIn a special meeting of speakers forest service reorganization it was 1 Mr Finch indicated: two years covering shipments from retary of the state farm bureau k freshed by a trip to the Allen Mrs and here is He to Aljen Ranger reported expected of the Dr Adam S Bennioijof the David J Wilson chairman Many highway jobs being con- however find little trouble with the southwest and Pacific coast 'the same territory diverted or re- and over take at a national position necesducted under the various types of consigned at Ogden to the major Utah Power and Light company speakers’ bureau stressed the Mayor Peery as a director of the of convincing citizens that the Forest Service headquarters vacant work projects which arV being su- animals— although Mrs Allen re- Rodeo Association of America and public markets such as Denver both of Salt Lake City also will ad- sity of some the for time major portion government is withdrawing from rethe roads bureau were cently spent Omaha and Chicago but that the dress the convention Mr Parkinson is expected to pervised by an afternoon in the hayloft when as a representative of the Ogden of lief in conditions except Health provision rural snows through' Utah halted a and inclement virtually by deep new privileges open up sud- Pioneer Days celebration attended basis for move his family to Washington this weather Even those few which the old bull of the little herd territory on a comparable will be the topic of discussion by Dr work wages on a minimum association annual convention decided and that the Tucson denly facetously a spring and bare subsistence O Greaves more of were employables considered Utah the as being somewhat "woman’s Ethelyn basis permitting a much He also visArizona at is in the home” No Mr Parkin' place plans of for food regarding and the shelter flexi State Mrs of clothing Agricultural college and broadened outlet projects were stopped ited various winter resorts in the son’s in successor re the Ogden Animals most individuals Studies Iola T nefedy for from a few days to weeks Snow Jensen of Roy state presisouthwest the San Diego Cal fair bllity of movement of the livestock dent of the home and community He said that the $35000 goal set gional headquarters have been con depths in many of the areas where Ranger Alien in studying the racing meets and contacted cf the intermountain country talent Mr sidered said Satur March drive for the Rutledge section of the farm bureau represents highway projects are scheduled es- lives of the animals even went so for the annual July 24 fete here Directors of the county farm bu- the amount necessary to maintain day pecially in southern and central far— with the same beast that corSome of the letters which lay on reau Saturday adopted the program the present minimum level of servIdaho are greater than in several nered Mrs Allen in the barn inci- Mayor Peery’s desk Saturday for as outlined by the organization offi- ice by the eight community chest in as past years to the annual his consideration urged Ogden's assist dentally— cers A general resumption of highway removal of the shovellike horn Junior Chamber Will agencies chief executive to' “toss his hat in Annual Reports construction and reconditioning Mr Allen spent most’ of an hour the ring” for Utah's gubernatorial is work the next six working with a pitchfork helping election this fall The annual reports of President ‘U’ Law School Dean Induct New Officers weeks expected during educational George F Stallings Secretary? OGDEN— A one-da- y the bull to shed his lone remaining Mrs and Rosanne Peery Discusses More’s Life Several projects such as the antler Loosened he ‘‘shovel’’ came daughterPeery Institute will be conducted Monday Treasurer Doris Browning County of Mayor and Mrs Peery Warm River grade crossing elim- off in the snow several days later In the First Methodist church of Agent A L Christiansen Home OGDEN— W Lee Skanchy Ogden ination Mayor Peery onhis OGDEN— Dean William H Leary work unit will be delayed to the apparent relief of the “lop- accompanied Ogden by Miss Sarah E Green of Demonstration Agent Hazel Bingofficers and trip and returned with' him late Friother with attorney of school law of until most the snow of Utah the has of board melted the ham University Marcella Gibson sided” bull moose Mrs presiChicago representing day night directors Of the Ogden junior chanr tests and reorreligious education of the Methodist dent of the home and community discussed “The Life and Canoniza- ber of commerce will be installed since preliminary of the More” work tion Thomas be M section ganization oSir Friday church Peterson plans may Francis and 0 Episcopal ’ To Address Stake at the annual in necessary Prices Stable Sessions are scheduled at 9:30 former assistant Weber county evening at a banquet attended by Wednesday night of A Callis memstallation OGDEN— — Prices of feed for poulCharles night meeting banquet PROVO Bar of the members Weber now m 7:30 with agent County Wasatch county agent a m 1:30 p m and p the junior chamber at the Ogden ber of the L D S council of twelve try and turkeys appear to be more will be given at a meeting of the association and their wives — luncheon to be served at noon Vice President Parley E Norseth Golf anfi Count y ciub apostles will address the North We- or less stable at present H M Misa Green who is secretary of board of directors at noon Willard S Eccles vice president ber stake quarterly conference in Blackhurst of Salt Lake City associatthe children’s department of the General sessions at which the presided and Judge Valentine Gid- of the First Security Bank of Utah the Ogden tabernacle Sunday Pres- e-general manager of the Utah Royal J N A will be board will lecture and lead discus- - visiting speakers will appear are eon was toastmaster installed vice presi ident Thomas M Irvine announces Poultry Producers’ Cooperative asof the sioiyj in all three meetings Teach- scheduled at 2 p m and 7 p m in Douglas first vice president dent Dr of and the chamber group Mr Callis spoke at a priesthood sociation declared in an address ers of children under 12 years of age the county high school auditorium state bar association and Mrs William S Moyes treasurer Wal ‘‘ meeting Saturday night in the Third Friday night before approximately of all religious and educational Ebenezer Klrkham of Salt Lake City Douglas were guests oMlonor Sev- ter E will take the reins Eilingson 100 local poultrymen ward chapel enty members were present fields are invited to participate will lead community singing A OGDEN— of draft preliminary as secretary for the coming year a bill for to widows Tjie sessions will be held in the calling pensions Ward Armstrong and Paul Han Community house of the 6gden sen are new directors who will be and orphans of- - war veterans— t(r be to state legislature "church v the presented installed Will W Bowman Mr was Skanchy and Mr Ec'Cles are the nual discussed Saturday at the andepartmental conclave of the holdover directors of the chamber 'Building Permit Cost Eight American Legion Reports' of retiring officers Presi Forty and The bill was drafted by FerdiDeclines in February d?nt Louis H Griffin Vice Fresl dent Clyde H Lindquist Treasurer nand Erickson Richfield depart' OGDENr-Buildi- ng permits Issued last employed obtained the mato The Tribune have ben prepared The pro- Eccles and Secretary Neil R Olm mental avocat The conclave was Special to The Tribune Special In Ogden during February totaled called by Rulon White gran chef LOGAN— C O Stott state dijor portion of ttfSir livelihood — Development of a development will include stead will be read at the meeting posed OGDEN de gare $6149 a reduction of about 30 per from agricultural pursuits Vetthe research and technibesides of the Utah rector resettlement “"cent from the $8899 total recorded in flume suitable for measuring The conclave also went" on record administration erans who can meet this quantical study required construction of that an reports Address to Forester 1935 as six run Only waters which ifitt miniature working models of the permits favoring complete subordination' avalanche of inquires from war sation are given preference but ' February of Issued weTe during the month industry and personal Interests veterans regarding the rural reunder no circumstance can this mountain various types bf flumes being inBoise at Conference Thfe permits this month are classl- -' comparatively be steep to the government in time of war settlement basic requirement be waived for will undertaken cocome to has vestigated slopes program A class of initaties was inducted New residential fled as follows them flumes ' to be the forest service i The miniature OGDEN —George W Craddock of his office Mr Stott states that by operatively ' one permit $99 new nonresldential intertaountain forest and range constructed at the college will the forest service and range expert into the Ogden Voiture at a cere- the inquiries come with the exVeterans who desire to obtain one permit $4099 residential altera' be thoroughly tested in the school ment station will leave headquar mony at the American Legion chathat farms can be a rehabilitation loan for the purexperiment station and the Utah pectation Sons and additions one permit- - $50 State teau Mayor bought for them and set them up pose of purchasing farm equiplaboratories Working conditions ters here Sunday for Boise where HarmanSaturday evening Agricultural college Reed nonresldential alterations and add! W ment stock seed and similar including such occurrences as the he is scheduled to address the an the classW Peery was a member of thereon completely Bailey director of the intertions two permits $2000 announced station mountain items and who meet the require‘‘This has rapid spring runoff from steep nual meeting of the Boise River misunderstanding mountain slopes debris jams and Waterusers’ association ments are requested to communicome about because of no fault Wednesday Fire Damages Home mud flows will be slmilated in An agreement defining the reMr Craddock who has been cate with the veterans’ adminisFamily Reunion of ours but because of misinforOGDEN— The Bingham family re- - sponsibilities and duties of the BRIGHAM CITY— A fire broke mation given out to the veterans tration Washington D C direct completing the tests charge of the water yield and range two agencies in the investigation union- will be held here Thursday Development of a type of flume influence studies at th Boise Basin out at 7:30 Friday evening on the throuhgout"the country" said Mr Approval by the veterans’ adminsuitable for use in connection branch station for the past several roof of it boro belonging to Carl Stott ‘‘We carl’t lend money to work wa March 12 at 1 p m in the First and development istration of such applications will it D S ward recreation hall cor - reached recently and confirmation with the watershed studies like years will discuss “Some Asnects Nelson 37 South Second West purchase land for veterans or any insure the preferential handling ner of Grant avenue and Thirtyfrom the college received here of the application by the resettlethose which are being conducted of Watershed Protection” and ex-- I street damaging the roof to the other client” All Binghams and Wednesday on the Davis county watershed plain some of the experimental work extent of about $400 third street ment administration but does not A defective Under the regulations governA The researcff'branch of the forthose ihleifsted 'in the family are area so far as can be learned which is under way t the Boise chimney was said to have started ing resettlement administration necessarily imply that the appliinvited to attend announces Genet est service has completed has not previously been under-ft£ke- q river research plant Conservation the blare which was extinguished selection of applicants is very cation will be approved by the reof the of watershed resources will be in- by the Brigham City i B Dee secretary' eirfhe family as- limited to destitute or settlement administration Mr plans for the projec phases Preliminary definitely ' e (Delation wifrk may take about one month and drafts of possible structur cluded in Mr Craddock’s talk families who when Stott said j 4--H School Board Chest Workers Outlines Plan OnBuildings Set Meetings to Arrange Quotas Mail Carrier Knocked Ouf In Ice ‘Bout H two-wa- Ranger Makes Friends With Vicious Moose Tivo Leap Year Day Children Arrive in City J- - ’ Syl-ver- H d Governor Blood To Give Talk at - rt Farm Bureau Fete Regional Forestry Officer Promoted Weather Permits Jork on Roads ot Mayor Refuses To Talk Politics On Return Home two-wee- r i Church to Hold Training Study -- Legion Drafts Pension Bill ‘ Flume for Measuring Waters Off Mountains Will Be Built ' - Resettlement Bureau Head Outlines Terms oil Projects fruit-testin- Box Elder Farmers Discuss Soil Erosion BRIGHAM CITY-t- A meeting of Box Elder county farmers called together by County Agricultural Agent Robert H Stewart to consider the problem of soil erosion was held In the county court bouse Friday afternoon Mr Arron Bracken of the UteH State Agricultural college outlined the grave need’ for using methods such as crop rotation rough fallowing and others to overcome the ero- sion problem A total of 40 farmers attended It was brought out at the meeting that the Willard and Perry flood areas indicated the necessity for The grazing of erosion control cattle and sheep on the high ranges was pointed out as helping to cause floods and fast runoff of water which not only destroys the mountain range but the more valuable land in the valleys Preston Men Named For Study on Pension PRESTON—Frank T Merrill aftd R C Swenson of Preston wer recently appointed by Governor C Ben Ross to serve as memberi of the Franklin county aboard to determine the eligibility of people seeking old age pensions or direct relief These men will assist the’ three members appointed a month ago They are: Arthur Wallgren county director of the Idaho Cooperative Relief agency Probate Judge James Johnson and County Commissioner Frank Shrives Twenty applications for old age pensions have been submitted at the present Mr Wallgren reported Three Women File Suits for Divorce OGDEN — Suits for divorce were filed here Saturday by three Ogden wives Loraine W Ziipmerman filed suit for divorce against George J Zim- merman whom she married Tn Logan June 8 1918 She alleged mental cruelty and nonsupport Erma Williams SpsckmSn charged nonsupport in a complaiht filed against- - Ralph Spackmam whom she married June 7 1930 at Farmington' Lyzena Casey Skaggs asked divorce from Louis Auburn Skaggs whom Bhe married In Ogden November 17 1935 She charged mental cruelty and asks custody of her minor child and support money Your Old Range ’ --Is Worth See Front Section C " ' ‘ ' An' t i- - -- ' |