Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING MAY 5 1938 11 from there to the oar of the son being tested Members of UISB Facuity The intensity of the the rheostat governed the ammeter Indian Legends Invent New Hearing Device measured determined the pitch the wire fret ams Richmond Black and White Forfeits Bail Display WillOpen Tuesday S L Motorist In Provo Case Police Charge Driver Auto Crowded Off Street will judge the horses exhibits of Special to The Tribune RICHMOND— A concert by the which have been added to the show this year North Cache high school band Is to Age schedule will be computed be the first major event for the from February 1 and August 1 annual Black and White day which Thus calves born after August 1 opens here Tuesday at 10 a m 1935 will show as junior calves N F Bullen general chairman an- those born between February 1 1935 nounced Cattle will be assembled at the show grounds at a m and during the band concert judging of the cattle will begin For the first time since the show started 21 years ago two days Tuesday and Wednesday will be devoted to the show Mr Bullen said Most of the first day’s activities will be given over to the cattle industry with Judging In the morning Future club Farmers of America and judging contests and the viewing of the various exhibits To climax the first day’s program the Lewiston Lions club will meet the Richmond Lions club in a handball contest which will be followed by a dance at the opera house Cattle Judges Judges of the cattle will be Ivan Lowry extension dairyman of the University of Idaho Moscow Idaho and Lyman Rich extension dairy man fpr the Utah State Agricul- and August 1 1635 as senior calves those born after August 1 1931 as junior yearlings those born between February 1 and August 1 1931 Special to The Tribune senior yearlings! between August 1 1931 and February 1 1633 as PROVO— Ball of $100 posted early olds between February 1 1938 and Sunday morning by S W Jones of Salt Lake City when arrested on a February l 1932 as Those born prior to this will be In reckless drtvlngcharge was ordered the and over class Mr forfeited Monday afternoon by City Bullen stated Judge Don R Ellertaon when the Points Outlined defendant failed to appear to answer the charge In the best fitted calf contest Jones was arrested at 2 a m Sun all calves born after August 1 1935 are eligible and they wilt be judged day by Traffic Sergeant O E Pedersen after he allegedly drove his on the following basis: Conformaon manner automobile in a reckless tion 60 per cent condition 25 per bestreet the wrong side of Center cent showmanship 25 per cent tween University and First West Group one Is open to boys and girls streets under 13 yars of age while group two is open to boys and girls beCrowded Officers tween 13 and 15 years of age Two According to Sergeant Pedersen classes will comprise the F F A Jones proceeding east on the wrong club special one for anl and officer’s street the forced of the side 1 year old and the other mals under Re before car toward the curbing 1 over or for of Dunn Ogden Janies tural college collision with was able to avoid a ypar the Jones machine Two other motorists forfeited ball while two others paid fines on traf' fic charges Monday K B Fother ingham of Provo forfeited $10 on a charge of speeding 65 miles per hour on University avenue Sunday and Earl Crandall of Provo forfeited $3 on a charge of failing to observe an arterial highway stop sign on Saturday Fines Tala' Canyon Scene Record High Expected in M S Wicoff of Price paid a $10 Settlement fine when he pleaded guilty to Two Weeks as Snow of Efforts to Halt speeding 60 miles an hour Saturday C on Fifth West street and J of Pests Begins Melting H H River Overflows CCC Men Fight Mormon Crickets Again as Crews In Tooele Area Prepare Defense Noyes of Provo paid a $5 fine when he pleaded guilty to running an arterial highway stop sign Friday Spread Of Zion Canyon sound Special to The Tribune POCATELLO Idaho— Promise of better opportunity for school children who are hard of hearing la seen ln the- successful performance of a testing device which has been invented by professors of the University of Idaho southern branch Testa conducted at the southern branch show that the instrument although inexpensive is efficient As yet however it has not been perfected to a degree so it can be used in schools said Dr Walter LD S Aid Plan lurch Remains Critical brie by the slid- are extremely FALSE TEETH I Timpanogos Cave Visitors in ’36 Pioneer Utahn Phone Builder Dies in Arizona -- Is -- and while expensive and reFtur million gallons of milk quire more electrical facilities than were given free to pupils in Engars to b had ln some of the rural land ln the last year school” the committee recommenCarlisle Graduate Tells of dations said Device Described Loose Plates Aren’t Funny Ancestors iu Park The device consists of a board Area about three feet long and one foot wide on which Is mounted a tautly Tlllohash drawn guitar string a two-ce- ll CEDAR CITY-To- ney Pahute Indian from the Leaders to Map an educatedreservation flashlight battery a small electric near Santa Shlvwlts set ln rubber a rheostat for magnet sevup Rehabilitation! Program Clara has recently cleared the flow of the elecgoverning eral perplexing early Indian beliefs current tric and an ammeter for for Church Units concerning the area which now com- C Shipley assistant professor of measuring the pull of the magnet prises Zion national park inpsychology and inventor of the together with a small sounding cup The Indian name for the canyon strument ' placed near the terminus of the Special to The Tribune has been generally believed to be wire and a steel rod for conductGroup Cooperates OGDEN-Sta- ke ward and organ- ‘‘Makuntuweap" meaning straight The with Dr Shipley in ing the sound to the ear isation to administer the new L canyon but Tlllohash insists the Cooperating various pitches obtainable upon the and in the reinventing perfecting DJ3 church relief and rehabilita- name should be Mahuntuweap guitar string are governed by means tion program are to be completed ferring to ‘‘the land of Muhun” a strument are Rudolph F Goranson of a sliding fret which works ln Stemusic head of the In tha-ftr- st region at a meeting of minor chief of the Pahutes who lived ven R Meadowsdepartment: of a groove along the string professor take presidents May 12 in the canyon long before the white One end of the steel sounding Dr and Hubert Unger rod is physics The regional council which con- men settled the area placed in the Static” Told cup Her “Denture sists of the stake' president will Tlllohash was recently employed professor of physics and mathe- and the other' end of sounding the rod is inmeet at 7:30 p m In the Ecdes as an Interpreter for the national matics the individual Them — She Wore At a recent meeting at southern serted ln the ear oftone building office of William H Reeder park service at Zion and has been being tested the being proof the welfare branch pupil of was the call The vice chairman Jr helpful in explaining many duced an adjusted by turning of which committee Dean Park of over sent out guidance the signatures "hazy” legend of the Redmen amount of electricity through the Nobody suspected It until the day George E Browning Weber stake officials place considerable reliance John R Nichols ls chairman the eiectrle magnet was made all that she forgot to use FAS TEETH Then— recommendation counpresident and chairman of the op the accuracy of the graduate of en Aids be exciting moment— and all the popchildren school Electricity systecil: Mr Reeder president of the Carlisle Institute and president of Idaho clicking hissing and The magnet automatically draws ping started Mount Ogden (take and William A the tribal council on the Shlvwlts matically tested for vision and hearFAS TEETH the new The urgent need of detect- the guitar string toward it and adhesive powder gripe plates ing Budge counselor ln the Ogden stake reservation secure all day Keeps breath' and council secretary The new Tlllohash theory as to ing these children ln time thus when the current ls shut off the tight and No bad taste no burning Get The stake and ward organiza- the meaning of the Indian name for becomes obvious said Dean Nich-ol- string snaps back to Its original sweet FASTEETH at 8chramm-Johnso- n Drug1 "To be sure there are avail- position with a very weak musical Stores or any drug store tions are to be approved at the Zion canyon refutes the popular of note excellent able which several apis will to a types uniform transmitted policy When Mouth Tissue Change- through meeting and story that Indians were afraid be outlined Res Your Dentist remain overnight in the canyon paratus for testing bearing but all the wire to the sound cup and (Ady) Stake presidents are to report William R Palmer ardent student progress at the meeting on four of southern Utah and Indian hissteps in Initiating the program all tory has long maintained that 'the of which are to be cdmpletad at that canyon was inhabited before the time the notice says Each ward white men came Tlllohash’ own organization should be complete a story Concerning the early history survey should hays been mhde to of the area bears out this viewpoint: determine extent and nature of re1 "My ancestors "Muhun’s Pahute lief requirements the bishops’ coun band lived in Zion canyon continucil should have been organized and ously and were not afraid of the the remainder of the stake organi- falling rocks nor the whistling zation completed winds Other bands of Pahutes howa re- ever were afraid and never stayed Following the conference port will be drawn up by the re long beneath the shadows of the gional council for approval of the tremendous cliffs” general church authorities The stakes Included in this region are the Ogden Mount Ogden Weber North Weber Morgan Woodruff Box Elder Bear River and Malad Meeting Called For Organizing I Driver’s Condition by by is on ing Special to The Tribune OGDEN— Water in Ogden river ace from the Mormon cricket hav- - rose again Monday after a respite that gave workers and residents c- ing developed in five known within thB Inundated arM 4 ohance tiohs In Tooele county actionU0 prepare for higher water them Is being centered in pected within two weeks Trail Development Work Water was forced over Becker Settlement canyon south of Tooele and Tunneling Now in Monday where C C C men from the Clover and was Ogden canyonthe approaching point Progress Idaho— Still un- camp are working under direction where it may overflow the canyon POCATELLO PHOENIX Ariz May 1 CP)— conscious Louis Pettit 65 of Salt of the division of grazing depart- - highway The flow was measured Benjamin Cameron Sr described at 3100 second feet at the peak as the builder and operator of the Lake City continued to be in a ment of the interior Special to The Tribune critical condition at the St Ancompared to the recorded 3700 sec first "telephone system linking Infested Areas fracFQRK— An increase AMERICAN 2400 21 27 a skull on from ond and and feet Arizona Utah and April and also the thony hospital besides the one w of 26 per cent in Timpanogos cave ture and injured kidney injuries Infested areas Include a section 8econd reeL a man Ariz whom Cameron y for canyon travel over last year for the travel was named died here today suffered in an automobile accident Settlement of Clover South Wilow northwest season to May 1 has been noted DD Harris manager of the Born 78 in Provo Utah Saturday night near Fort Hall years an'l southwest of Grantsvllle according to Thomas Walker naWeber Waterusers’ associa River Meanwhile the condition of Mabel canyon most Cameron his of ago spent ok valthe east side of Skull area at the scenic Craig of the Woolley apartments ley and the Indian reservation near tlon’ said Monday that the run boyhood and young manhood in tional parksin ranger American Fork canattraction His and Cecil H Worel of 636 North St Utah George present to yon home is Panguitch Utah Grant avenue also injured in the Many on Sunday 00L Habuilt-and-manag— accident continued to show d fu very little snow had disappeared alUrnfted wUh suffered — frae-- f Ci?ver d hilW abpvi 8009 feet The phone Visitors last Sunday numbered system originating in runoff ls xPected in about Marysville Utah and extending to llfi bringing the season total to 627 tured jaws and sever lacerations 13 spray dust guns spraying dry 18 daysMr Walker said Cameron about the head over lime the L lead arsenate and ln Work on a $10000 project for trail Stora&e Ecb° and The accident according to State lower His be will to Pantaken space body fhe part of Settlement canyon reservoirs will be re- guitch Tuesday for funeral ser- development and tunneling to conHighway Patrolman Larry Cowqn working within 250 yards of Legion East nect Middle cave with the present of Blackfoot occurred when a pasf°rthe peak flow There is vices and burial park under the supervision of T cave system has been going forsenger automobile driven by Mr Ward Mr Ward now j000 afr® ufeet in the Echo camp engineer ward for the past two weeks Mr a capacity of Pettit and a truck driven by Cecil states he Is sure the spray cam- Walker reported A crew of nine acre feet- H Lindberg of Darlington collided will be 100 per cent success-748?- 0 men under the supervision of Joe head-o- n The natural flow of the river ls The Pettit machine Is palgn jL® Halverstadt started trail improvearea aid to have had faulty headlights the dam "ow PaMin through Develop Slowly ment on April 20 Mr no said Harris and probably The crickets are ev dently devel- - mor additional water will be Improving Trail slowly being atililn the sec- - tajned until the peak The storage Several hundred feet of new trail ond and third stages There is not to balance the b which will be necessary In the conImmediate danger of rapid migra-- l expecte(i 0gden river rise he said y to The Tribune trip through the Special templated tlon but when migration begins they an(1 wijj regujt in an alleviation of caves after tunneling Is completed servBLANDING Utah— Funeral an vegetation in the flood danger in western Weber ices were conducted usuaily take Other trails Sunday for will be constructed to meet the four-fosome 1500 acres were path before them where will be county Improved of H the Redd president It is expected about 10 days will t u‘der water durlng the recent Wayne Special to The Tribune standard San Juan L D S stake under the flood Idaho — Mrs be spent In Settlement canyon and IDAHO FALLS Approximately 100 feeof tunnelof Hanson D direction Bishop to be moved will forcea the then Predicta Record Chris Christensen of Shelley Is In ing back ln the mountain ls exBayles of Blending' In the country The next MidA recordbreakIng flow of nearly a critical condition In the If D S otherVeas included George W pected to connect Timpanogos addSpeakers south of the miles be will five move hospital and charges may be placed of the high council Al- dle and Hansen caves thereby Perkins Stocknear to a site point present heftVy runeff beglnJ from bert R Lyman counselor in the ing the beautiful Middle cave to the against Roy Moore 27 also of ton to catch the insepts which have wbn one-wa- y Weber watershed Mr stake prekldency the Shelley as a result of an automoupper of James B system and permitting the bile accident on the Yellowstone begun moving south from here Harris said Harris Rudger Clawson of ths L circuit Forest service experts have pre- D S council of'the twelve apostles highway south of here near Cotton dicted from snow measurements early Monday morning Shows Judge Oscar W McConkie of Salt Mrs Christensen suffered four that most of the snow on the Og- Lake City and a former counselor den river watershed is still on the in the broken ribs a fractured shoulder Blanding stake and Joseph blade and pelvis Moore received and that with the proper Finlinson president of the Deseret OGDEN— A total of 98 births and three broken ribs Mr Christensen weather conditions a higher peak stake driver of the machine going south probably will be reached The Blanding L D S choir pre- 51 deaths occurred ln this city in reto Shelley escaped injury North Ogdeif canyon meanwhile sented the musical program and April according to KEMMERER Wyo — Replaced by was blocked With snowslides and Mary Harris seminary student port of Dr W J Wilson city phya new bridge spanning the railroad landslides The county commission read a memorlum Patriarch Ben- sician The health department in yards at the north edge of the city announced that signs would be jamin k offered the open- vestigated a total of 181 cases of and by another over HamBfork placed at the North Ogden entrance tand Bishop Amasa J contagious disease or approximately prayer ing creek one of Kemmerer's oldest to warn motorists against attempt-landmar- Redd of Monticello pronounced the six new cases per dAy Succumbs the old viaduct was ed passage The city commission approved benediction John C COqc presented razed recently by Union Pacific tha report and also approved an a violin solo The structure was built ? The grave was dedicated by application for a building permit LARAMIE Wyo May 1 UP)— Dr workmen of the century the in brick residence on Tyler Meil early part 77 editor The Bishop William R McConkie and for a $3606 Edward Hagaman Hall street Twenty-fift- h and avenue between responsibility! ownership “I Need Thee Every and writer died here today at the for th$choir sang old structure has street of Twenty-sixt- h and the upkeep Hour” home of his daughter Mrs S H constantly been contested by the Hall since its railroad and the city Seeks Support A native of Auburn N Y Dr OGDEN— Support of Jtjhn C Hall was successively editor of the The road is oiled for seven miles! pARK CITY— Eddie Decker 24 Norwich Conn Morning Bulletin north of Kemmerer was nished to the Park City Miners Page acting commissioner of the May and’ the Waterbury Conn Repub' United States bureau of reclamahospital fit 1 p m- Monday afterwood lican and a staff member of the noon from the Alliance mine with WELLSVILLE— Plans for the tion to succeed the late El of the Ogden solicited was Mead of the brain While New York Tribune concussion to held Wednesbe festival two mine cars toether he May day He was secretary of the Americhamber of commerce In a comday have been completed it was munication received Monday from SprvirM C0UPlin can Scenic and Historic Preserve jejj and bjs bead waa caught be- - announced Monday The following Yakima Wash chamber tween the c&rs tion society from 1908 to 1927 and program will be given at the public the at one time served as secretary PRESTON Idaho— Local doctors! Homer Murray 26 suffered square: of the New York City art com and dentists will donate two days’ broken foot at the Alliance mine Health parade 9 a m to 10 a m working time to the parent-teachmission Sunday when a iab 0f ground association for clinical examlna- - iooBened an'd hit his foot He was MayD day program sponsored by the S Primary organization of tions of school children It was an- - taken to the Park City Miner hos L both wards 10:30 a m to noon nounced Monday All students re- - pltai for treatment children’s dance 3 p m sports turning to school next year will re- - Lee Adamson age 23 was injured between Wellsville and Smlthfield celve examinations The schedule at tbe Park city Consolidated mines junior high school students during Pay No Money— Now or Ever ls as follows: Sunday While lowering timber the afternoon dance ln the Wells for This Truss Wednesday forenoon Preston ptece got i00se striking his right L D 8 Second ward amuse First ward Wednesday afternoon hip and breaking it He was taken ville Kansas City Mo— A newer rup Preston Second and Sixth wards to the Park City Miners hospital ment hall to conclude activities Itching is not only embarrassing ture method developed by a doctor Third Preston forenoon Jhis is where condition good and tormenting — there is also the Thursday is A0 successful he offers to give ward Thursday afternoon Preston Hits Ririe Hard or akin at the of infecting danger or woman who are! i Annnlinppi1 UCON Idaho — Little difficulty every ruptured man least increasing the irritation by Fourth ward The examinationsPrestries it a $350 truss free It does the by jointly sponsored being was a fast Ririe nine scratching experienced by P-- T A and ths National Con- away with leg straps elastic belts when it subdued Ucon 15 to Why run the risk or continue to ton The win was the first for Ririe land binding springs add harsh pads endure the torment when Resinol gross of Parents and Teachers SPANISH FORK— Funeral serv- - the loss the second for Ucon ln as After using it manjr have reported Ointment and Resinol Soap give Often in a their ruptures better ices for Thurman Wayne Lewis many starts such quick relief ? The first applivery abort time Others say they no who died as the result of an auto-- I cation brings almost Unbelievable v longer need any support The meth-wl- ll mobile-trai- n collision Saturday af comfort and continued treatment be sent on 30 days’ trial and will be held Wednesday at ternoon Irritation norif its to restore to skin the wakes JSc Make teet thU helps will send the $350 truss free You can you up cause burning tcanty flow 12 p m at the L D S Fourth ward Nt4 Not mal healthy condition monthly pun and delny due to flush out chapel Bishop David Bowen con cold nervous strain exposure or similar oausea with It If the method does not use Resinol Ointment anywhere on frequent deelre or backache iirandPiila are effective the excess acids and waste matter ducHne help your rupture return it and the body Bold by Get Juniper oil buchu leaves etc In Friends may call at the Claudin reliableandgiveQuickRsllel keep the $360 truss for your Get Resinol Ointment and Resi- green tablets called Bukuets the blad- for ildruMiaUforover4oysara Aik trouble If you are ruptured just nol Soap from any drug store For der lax Works on tba bladder similar funeral home until Tuesday eve write E O Koch 2085 Koch Bldg free sample write Resinol Dept 71 to castor oil on the bowels After four nng and at the family home prior wm be 2906 M&ln St Kansas City Mo Baltimore Md rundf R SANS’ AT ’TNI SIAMONP Schrsmmohnson to the service for his trial offer (Adv) Adv) Drug Stores Special to The Tribuna TOOELE— With a definite men- - per- - Reveal Increase in t - :ding C'aSp - “” Krved Rites Conducted For Stake Head Two Suffer Injuries In Highway Accident -- one-wa- ot ' ' April Report Births Top Deaths I Widely Known Editor at Laramie Dr-lac- lht£C Injured Wellsville Arranges Program for Day Tn Dnruitp Ruptured Men Get 50 Truss Free er Embarrassing ITCHING Quickly Subdued ”1 best-looki- MODERN WOMENS Tour911 Jnto f ng car this season- "We’ve owned big cars and little ones but of all the cars I’ve ever driven the new is my first choice "I’m judging by more than Stu-debak- er surface appearances Of course they are grand cars to look at— by far the most graceful and youthful of any produced this season "But when I speak of 'easy to drive’ I mean just that For example every woman I know dreads having to stop and restart any car on a hill Some men I know don’t like to do that either "Studebaker’s Hill Holder has banished all of that worry If you have to stop on a hill you can do so with the com- forting assurance that your Studebaker won’t roll back ‘an inch when you restart! "And another improvement that I like is the overdrive I’m no fast driver but there are plenty of highways where I can drive safely at?40 to 50 hour miles "The overdrive goes into action automatically at 40 miles an “hour and then driving is just like gliding! No motor roar and no vibration to distract you And with the overdrive we get perfectly wonderful gasoline economy I repeat the 1936 Studebaker is the easiest car I ever drove” won two firtt place in th Gilmor Yotemito Economy Run Tho Studebaker Six averaged 2127 mil per gallon while tka big Praaidant Eighe averaged 2D 3 4 ft STUDEBAKER start — PRICES as low as "i Studebaker ’ delivered fully Equipped 6 Coupe St Regis Custom Sedan Studebaker 6 Four Door Custom Sedan President 8 Custom Coupe President 8 Cruising Sedan $894 $953 $983 $1298 $1398 Studebaker't New 6 Plan Offers a New “Low" in Cost to the Time Buyer -- p uneral For Accident Victim think it's the 468 mu mos® SOUTH MAIN DISTRIBUTOR ARROWHEAD HOTEL GARAGE St Georg Utah BANCROFT GARAGE Bancroft Idaho Pocatello Idaho BUSH MOTOR CO HAROLD BULLOCK Coalville Utah CHAMPION MOTORS INC Idaho Falls Idaho BUCHANAN Blackfoot Idaho & CO BUCK WEAVER Jackson Wyo GEO A FISHER Ely Nev CHARLES HAYWOOD REPAIR CO Kemmerer Wyo EARL JUDD Moore Idaho W LARSON MOTOR CO Preaton Idaho AS m 9338 WASATCH 4308 GROVER Rexburg Idaho MAYCOCK MOTOR CO Proyo Utah O’KEEFE MOTOR CO Alton Wyo PARKER MOTOR CO Elko Nev L H STRONG MOTOR CO Ogden Utah STRONG SALES dt SERVICE Logan Utah TRAHER GARAGE Rock Sprlnga Wyo Tremontoa Utah UTAH AUTO A IMPLEMENT CO RADLOFF MOTOR CO Burley Idahn PEART MOTOR CO Randolph Idaho R F RAMMEL Tetonla Idaho WILLS to M Hi) a |