Show 2 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE B SUNDAY MORNING Arl T 7 1936 Large Crowds Greet Riders AtHorseShow King Presents Bill to Build SL Museum Governor sMrs Blood See Events of Second Day at Fair Grounds Measure Woiild Provide High Schools Slate Summer Term Courses Roosevelt Due to Offer Elementary Subjects Classes Lists West JUNE Large Federal Fund to Be Matched by State v Fifty-Eigof Utah’s finest horses Senator William H King has Inand riders contributed a thrilling automobile mespecial course troduced a bill in congress authoristwo-hodemonstration of tcuse-trla- n chanics and operation of cars will ing the appropriation of 2200000 to skill and excellenct Saturday be carried on at Roosevelt and West enable the secretary of war to night before' some 2000 horse lovers high schools from Jui)e 8 to July 18 erect a museum of natural history led by Governor and Mrs Henry H In Salt Lake City says a special according to an announcement made Blood In the second day of the Saturday by L John Nuttall Jr sudispatch to The Tribune from three-da- y Salt Lake horse show beof schools city perintendent Saturday Washington ing held at the state fair grounds Work will be offered at Roosevelt federal appropriation would Tht eight-evehonors in the in 843 street Lincoln Ranking high school become available only If the state performances were won by Herman the regular grades of the elemenfurnished the site put up a like Krahenburl Love Lee Mcastride manof tary school Special subjects amount of money and gave a guaran Donald farm be will Edgemount sntry ual training and sewing also antee that it would perpetually in the three-gaite- d saddle horse taught If a sufficient number of ‘x maintain the museum once It had w stake event and H M Chamberlain students are enrolled been established The bill being riding his own mount Midnight in Subjects Listed introduced in the closing days of d the gruelling saddle I— congress will not be considered this High school English history and horse division session and must be reintroduced mathematics including algebra and Crowd b ' Applauds shortin the next congress '7 geometry art bookkeeping The other events — thoroughbred r The move to build a museum has w1 hand comtometer typing and sewor grade thoroughbred saddle been under way lor some time and ing will be subjects taught at West horses officers’ chargers hunters1 several possible sites have been high school 241 North Second West jumping pairs adult and child ridconsidered C S Pulver of Salt street Any other high school subing class handy jumpers and muLake City secretary of the Utah ject for which there is sufficient sical chairs— were not in lacking State Museum association has been demand also will be listed The regof the crowd approval one of the most active sponsors of ular elementary school grades to Beehive Girls affiliated with the Young Wyo are’' shown here in the stereotype gaining three-gaitSecond honors in the the project The work in Washingarticulate unit will be offered at Women's Mutual Improvement association room of The Tribune-Telegraplant saddle horse stake event catering to ton has been done mostly by Senator West high school L D S ward Lyman where they learned how the press operates American saddle bred horses For pupils of the Salt Lake City from the Lyman King and Congressman Abe Murby selective mating ef slow dock school system summer instruction in pacers and English thoroughbreds Meeting for the first time since the enactment of the Salt Lake City is the center of a high school academic subjects is rewas won by J J Fitzpatrick on work or to bonus law at Washington D C last January Mrs Winifred rich in geological and archstricted to make-u- p region Mercy Bryan Tuttle’s Kentucky aeological D specimens and it is beof the ladies’ Toussaint national strengthening the pupil's grasp in president auxiliary Sue Dainty Duchess with J P lieved that a museum would be of subjects already taken In other conferred here Saturday with James E Van Zandt Altoona Stephens up Mrs E R Dumke’s Immense value both as a center school systems the local authorities Fourth honors Pa commander-in-chi- ef of the Veterans of Foreign Wars entry was third of scientific interest and as a tourist will decide upon and recommend were claimed Mrs J J by Fitzpat between sessions of the Utah encampment attraction It is understood that those who might profitably take the rick Old astride Gold The winner’) several large private collection of course as new work or otherwise was purse approximately 250 In either case the full work of a archaeological specimens would be to 60-Da- y Doeg Winner Two available if the museum were built Easy semester is covered Not more than The municipal motorists’ trafMr Chamberlain was easily the One of the sites considered is that two subjects may be taken fic school to open Monday in the On Cheese A tuition fee of 28 will be charged winner in the by portion of the state capitol grounds performance his mount successfully riding which forms a triangle at the head for the full course For a single public safety building will grant More property POCATELLO Idaho — Dr A O of Main street subject the fee will be 83 PayH Birrell 53 of 253 Or- a safe driving degree to all sturesumed this week for the walk running walk fox trot or POCATELLO Idaho — Cecil George Schooling slow gait canter the difficult rack Broadhead 13 and Elaine Broad-hea- d Shaw of the would have to be acquired there ments mu9t be made in advance at chard place was sentenced to serve dents completing the course a at department dairy A M the L 50 from girls Lyman and the trot Second honors were however to provide a building sit the office of the clerk of the board 60 days in jail or pay a fine of 2200 curriculum for which was an5 were treated at the St An- the University of Idaho has con- of sufficient proportions It would of education in the city and county by Police Judge A H Ellett Satur- nounced Saturday by Mayor E B L D S ward Lyman Wyo when accorded Golden Slippers owned included a meeting of dairymen of require legislative action to provide and ridden by George B Thomas thony hospital for superficial building when he admitted a drunken Erwin In a letter to Harry L they visited The Tribune-Telegraday John Barleycorn with Mrs E J juries suffered Friday afternoon Gem valley 'Supplying milk and a site and also to make the money Beginners’ Classes driving charge upon which he was Finch chief of police plant available if state funds are being Franklin up and He’s Here ridden When their bicycle was struck by cream to the cheese Classes for beginners a well as arrested early Saturday following a The course of study suggested factory at The girls were selected to make by A R Ivins were designated an automobile driven by L A Cur- Grace on the subject of producing counted on to match the proposed advanced pupils in Instrumental collision at Herbert avenua and by the mayor Includes classes in the trip on a point basis They third and fourth honors respec- ran of Fort Hall said a report to cleaner products by proper cooling federal appropriation music will be given daily during the State street courtesy traffic lanes respect for six weeks of summer school Indi the sheriffs office Lamont Simmonsen 26 arrested pedestrian lanes driving at right-han- d came to Salt Lake City in private tively handling of milk In the adult and child class which Mr Curran said he did not see and Driver Acquitted vidual instruction sWII be given and Friday night after he had driven Dr Shaw took samples qf milk turns proper use of street automobiles and a motor truck to was run off in arD In S do work pairs Maynard the children until they propelled received at the factory duriiig the BLACKFOOT the L into a beet patch at Twelfth South lanes use of auto horns signaltemple They Idaho — Frank supervised practice periods Sorenson on Tony Hytone and Love their ranged The fee for music instruc- and Third West streets denied a ing slowing down when children also visited the church offices bicycle onto the highway into day and at an evening meeting in Ogborn charged with driving a car Lee ridden Mr Krahenbuhl by Mrs Ada Syme ward M I A the path of his machine north of the Grace high school announced while intoxicated was acquitted by tion alone wHl be 26 A small addi- drunken driving charge and his trial are seen approaching a street were the winners Second the city tional amodnt will be charged for was set for June 16 hts findings a probate court jury here Thursday respect of speed regulations re- president headed the group with honorsadjudged were Dixie accorded ridden music Clark Green 24 of 764 Fourth spect of stop signals intelligent Mrs Angie Lyman first counselor A W by Sergeant Caudell and Gee Instruction will be given in violin avenue arrested after he had struck actions in to stop and go assisting Group leaders are Ruby Whix with William Caudell in the Violallo bass flute clarinet cor- a safety zone at Broadway and Main signs and regard of per- Walker Marietta Buckley Leon saddle appreciation Monkey ridden by L C ner Jboe bassoon trombone French street May 31 denied a reckless sonal responsibility in driving a Blacknef Elma Platts and Viola Palmquist and Beauty with Junior born and tuba Rollins driving charge His trial was set car finished third Summer school Is for pupils from for June 17 George L McGrath Bishop Willis J Lyman of Lyman Palmquist up Students will be enrolled with the fifth grade up Prospective pu- 44 arrested May 31 was given a a court decree and graduated with ward also was a member of the In the handy jumpers event Rosette ridden by John Coles and pils and parents are asked to consuspended sentence on a a safe driving degree if the may- party which stayed here two days owned by Mr Fitzpatrick mastered fer as quickly as possible with teach- reckless driving charge at a local auto camp or’s suggestions are followed the brush jump four-foers and principals in order that defipost and with speeding Egiclio Charged rail jump the picket fence and the nite and satisfactory arrangements Carnesecia 30 forfeited 25 Charged rock wall jumps may be made for the summer work with ignoring stop signs D F Bone The auto mechanics course will 40 of 1368 Laird avenue and George Other Finisher teach servicing andrepair of cars V Johnson 46 forfeited 23 each Other horses which finished second third and fourth were Ned by operation of all makes also special and L A Jones 31 of 614 Wilson classes in Diesel engines' their con- avenue was fined $5 while Heber Captain R M Cannon Sky Ride by struction and operation Bennion Jr 40 was granted until Ray Staples and Lord Russell by Whether the word "light” on hot Monday to appear for sentencing Sergeant Caudell Ideal summer weather preearly S P Kurland 50 forfeited 23 on a tied beer will excuse the Midwest vailed in Salt Lake Lord Russell again ridden by City Saturday traffic signal charge Distributing company of intent to but its period was foredoomed to be Sergeant Caudell faired better in violate the beer labeling section of lived as the weather bureau the thoroughbred class carrying off the state Hquor law was argued Sat- short E Wright occasional showers for first honors Mrs urday before Judge Roger I Mc- prophesied riding Mi Amiga was second and and Monday Sunday in the Third district court Tom with C H Wilcken up was Donough Temperatures ranged two Dixie under Captain Canthird Attorney Wallace B Kelly coun- above normal the maximumdegrees being Memorial services for five Salt Sheriff Thomas Fry of Morgan sel for the distributing company 78 the minimum 53 and the mean 66 non was fourth Lake City policemen who died recounty Saturday night said no trace charged with improper labeling of No precipitation occurred here In the officers’ chargers event cently will be conducted in the pub- of the body of Howard Stajrk miss- beer bottles argued that the word at times the Lord Russell was again declared although Saturday lic safety building gymnasium Sunof commerce flyer on the neck labels of the beer seized skies wers overclouded ing department However winner beating out Andy ridden 2 m day at p Art Pratt of the University of been found by possee searching by the liquor commission as improp- local showers had were Au-uL Baxter reported in by The five are Blaine labeled meant that it did not other his R O T C Tom with Wilcken where Utah erly Peak Observation near sections of northern Utah Peterson Wallace Lazenby B contain more than 32 per cent of al- southern Idaho 16 was third and Rock Wing the crashed up January plane Nevada northern Seager and Angus J Mullings Sheriff Fry said searchers and a cohol by weight California and Oregon as a low only Fort Douglas entry to place The memorial address will be deof Devils Slide Boy Scouts Judge McDonough gave the lijuor pressure area prevailed A high was fourth Lieutenant O Olsen troop livered by the Rt Rev Arthur W would continue their hunt Sunday commission until June 10 to file a pressure ridge had cleared the at- was the rider Moulton Episcopal bishop of Utah noon The party will leave the brief in the case He said he would mosphere in eastern Montana and OUR CLUB TERMS Jumping Pairs Music will be offered by the police until 28 miles northeast of Devils overrule a state demurrer unless the on the east slope of the Rockies area in Honors Miss Jessie Evans the 1difficult hunters’ club and — You pay as little at glee at noon if no clues have been brief was filed by that date $100 NOW Committee members in charge of Slide jumping pairs were won by Captain — You said discovered Sheriff 2 Fry the Silverware at once Cannon on Sam and Sergeant Cauget the services are: Chief of Police New dell on Lord Russell 3- — You The team Harry L Finch Inspector of Police remainder of the regular pay Be O B Record Sergeant W E Jukes winning second honors was Sky cash in small time price payments Ride and Ben Bolt ridden by Ray and Patrolmen T W Dee and J J By Meet Roberts Sylvester Q Cannon chairman of Staples and Mr Krahenbuhl reHie Utah Osteopathic association 'the Old Folks’ central committee spectively Captain Cannon on Ned Liberty stake high priests will elected officers at its annual meet- announced Saturday that the an- and Dixie under Captain Cannon Heads Church Glee Club hold their regular monthly meet- ing Saturday and delegates to the nual Old Folks’ outing will he held claimed third place Captain CanPOCATELLO Idaho — Donna ing Sunday at 2:30 p m in the national convention In New York in Liberty park June 24 All rest non was entered twice by staggerdents of the county 70 years of age ing jumps with the other two enCity June 20 to 24 were selected Snyder was installed as president Second L D S ward rhapel Or B W Clayton was elected or over are invited to attend of the Senior Girls' Triangle club Special musical selections will be trants in the pairing of the Christian church Friday eve- given by Melvin Watson assisted president Dr Pearl Udall Nelson Old folks are requested to be at The concluding event the DaWinn: vice Ernest Dr Eileen 11 Alice Hough-wil- l the park at a nt June 24 A ning at the church with president and by Tessie Newton musical chairs was won Palton vis vice president Dorothy secretary Dr Clayton and Dr luncheon will be served at noon to by Mrs S B Durant in a close speak on current events and: bulMaud Callison were selected mer secretary Wanda Holmes A J Phillips will present the be followed by a program sched- tussle with Stanley Rossiter of the Itional delegates lesson treasurer Dulcie Tripp librarian uled to begin at 2 p m University of Utah Chairs are placed in the ring one less than the number of riders who must ride Cummer school work including a ht in ur nt X five-gaite- rt sV jfc s ed m Drunk D Pleads City’s Traffic Lyman roup School Due to Visits Tribune Open Monday Sentenced Terra or $200 Fine t MIA Honor Party Work in Temple f Children Injured Dairy Expert Talks Auto When Struck Making five-gait- J CdDMMIUMW PILATE ' 10-d- on our Club Plan Terms ot Rain Expected Over Sunday Proper Beer Labeling Argued Before Court AT New Reduced Memorial Services Prices Slated for Policemen Searchers for Flier Fail to Find Trace YOU PAY ONLY I st OO o Down s t Outing for Old Folks Officerg Named To Held June 24 Ogteopathic Unit Liberty Stake Group To Hold Monthly ever-amusi- na-let- ln Y oungster Rides Prise Mount to Victory atSL Exhibition until the music stops and then claim a chair With each round a rider is disqualified Judges of the show which will come to a close Sunday night are C F Cusactr ©rDenver Colo and Major William Bledsoe Big savings on beautiful Services In thlt loveliest of all Silverware And a luxurious new chest Free with the Silverware You can have your set tomorrow— op our liberal Club Plan Terms The Beautiful Twin Falls Chamber To Join State Unit TWIN FALLS Idaho-- Th Twin Falls chamber of commerce At a luncheon meeting Friday voted to join the Idaho state “chamber of commerce The vote was taken after a discussion of the advantagesPaul Anderson chairman of tne chamber committee for promotion of the improvement of the Jarbidge road reported a meeting will be held next week for Twin Falls highway district directors chamber directors and WPA officials to promote a-- unified effort for the promotion 6 © 7 ' NX- syr $' t i it I - v V' Si V lx a - &b S V q? it W'Wwrruar’B T Maynard Sorenson (left) who rode” Tony Hylbne victory In Jlhe children's class for those from 12 to 15 the opening itight of the Salt Lake Horse yeart W jr a u 7 show Herman Krahenbuhl (right) riding Edgemount iun one of the outstanding horses entered in the three- - day event Largarcrowds have-attend- ed the spectacle — Baby Chicks Plant Destroyed by Fire IDAHO FALLS Idaho—Fire Friday destroyed about 8000 newly hatched baby chicks an incubator and two small buildings at the L R Hanson farm a mile south of the Odd Fellows home east of here The building which housed the incubator a 16000 egg capacity ma-- l chine destroyed by the fire was' valued at 21800 The Hanson bv firemfn who WR( blaze on the roof M hotiie t out r HYACINTH CHEST Is FHEE 34 Piece HYACINTH CHEST illustrated NOW Was $3875 Hyacinth Purple in Silken Moire with luxurious Interior fittings of Satin White and Lustrous Lavender Alsu Reduced i AUERBACH J PWtts lilvorworo 0 0 61 PIECE SERVICE for EIGHT CO tnd m following if of t 26 - pc ' J A 5 in tlie FREE Symphony Chest I -- set $2475 pc set $5575 Name Finished in a rich effect of French Blue and White Morocco and lined with panels of Lace and Velvety French Blue Address 1 Wai $6375 City and State Now 955 Charge M J O COD $1 Down end 21 Chech — Wtli WWW A HJ IE H DB A (C IBP § SILVERWARE— IREET-FLQQR- pt J t |