Show IS THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING X ABOUT NEWS BCOTespondentsial FEBRUARY 25 1934 UTAH' COUNTY SPEEDS and Eastern jCACHE COUNTY Utah jSouthern Chief Depicts Legion ASKS FOR NEW Plight of War Vets UP ASSESSING — Correspondent — Phone 1150 Hayes Praises Intent But Assails Results of Work in Nine Districts AljMany rray Completed Of- Economy Act in Address Before ficial Reports By Service Men’s Luncheons j 107 NORTH UTAH SOUTH IDAHO fLUuAil nr AT PROVO at patriotism" m Correspondent ph0Be nUPT1 phone US Circulation Residence Phone I'Ll Three Girls Go BACKING ASKED-FOW A SETUP From Idaho to BILL East First South St C Types of Labor Represented Salina Forest Corps Members Preferred Projects List Sent to Official in Trio Charge of Area Assesm—' work No- - Main Residence - S1-- J RAIL SALINA— That C C C romnany No 'cooks bakers kitchen police janitor in Utah has' s versatlle group of men is night watchman shoemaker black-Mne raDidlv with'960 indicated in a survey recently com- - smith auto mechanics and surveyors Edward A Hayes national commander of the American Legion men at nine districts already completed pleted at Salma Utah camp More Captain John B Cannon says "We declared in an address to Provo and Utah county L M Atwood dis- - than 100 varieties of woik are rep- - have an unusually good humored LOGAN — Reallotment of worker? in Ins honor here County Assessor a luncheon arranged by the local Legion post p of men lesenieu m the classification of They have IhpirJun under the C W A for Cache count) closed Collections on personal Roberta at Hotel afternoon the at each other's of course but towns has been made M R Hovev Saturday erty by the office force and field dep-l-‘ This Utah group of 185 men which all seems to be expense taken in good pait A vivid picture of the plight of dissecretary announced The county aj Ah probably is a uties are coming m splendidly “ 'Gold bricking’ is seldom observ- lotment was reduced from 846 representative aggrega-thougto 505 abled World war veterans who were a definite check on the amount tion shows that experience in as able Though many still are in a pe- men The workers were taken from dropped from government compensaas of of endeavdifferent forms riod rapid growth failure to rise in the has not yet been made it is expected toany Thursday and some of them i or has been had by one individual the mornings is no longer trouble- will jobs tion rolls as a result of the economy be put back to work Monday well over last years total 18 to 60 run some from Problems of discipline are Ages act was painted by the national com years with the asking for 51 projects Mr Atwood reports minimized' Finding 5 per cent leaf CachecQunty average at 24 under the new allotment and has tnander who urged the" Those office force busv are with farming experience ers who With the entire allowed $15 per month sent a list to O Guy Cardon men to support the legion in its fight the past week issuing personal tax number 61 teamsters 16 stockraisers bonus and 8 per cent assistant lead- GW A preferred chairman County Commission9 se-iin behalf of these veterans to 5 4 owners truck ers who are allowed $6 extra is not er A W Chambers said Saturday releases for automobile sheep shearers chauffeurs cure their licenses work of comput- - drivers 46 miners 19 millers 6 tim- a problem— the trouble conies when Sore than 150 legionnaires and ex Most of the county projects are for 4 10 ber not has workers yet carpen-- we can rate but 13 plr cent for extra road and drainage with the exception carpenter ing the assessment rolls ervlce menof Provo and vicinity ' 18 ters laborers that memore are worth extra of However it is expected helpers Many pay lfjguto of Most Lnaracter-defens- e started heard the national commander in his renovating and cleaning the courtthis work will begin early in March chanics 10 general mechanics 3 prae- money and designation as leaders” house ‘and building a new entrance to andexplanatlon of the legion 8 tor 15 4 nien easextra “Our table when approximately drivers grocery clerks helpers pick up their duties the courthouse basement the comWorthed fourth policies George-waiters 6 cooks 11 salesmen 9 mu- ily and are soon producing good re- missioner said will be employed in the office district judge advocate presided inFollowing is the 1st 4 14 R concrete C sicians will assessment Parkinson superin- of submitted workers It is expected the plas- sults” says troducing Darrell T Lane’ of Salt projects: 7 ten 4 3 terers earlier of be completed about tendent the erosion control work days painters paperhangers Lake national committeeman who Projects Listed than last year This is necessary As- plumbers 4 powder men 5 service project “While concrete work and introduced Commander Hayes Newton — Clarkston road Wellsv'ille as out 10 “beard grow sessor Atwood points equali- station attendants PROVO-T- he gar- the laying of masonry in the conlandscape' annual Parade Preeedea Meeting deners 4 florists 3 shoemakers 3 jan- struction of check dams is nCtV to county road High Creek road Hyer contest Brlham Y°un unver-me- t zation work must start earlier Districts completing their work are itors 3 spot acetylene welders 3 can- most of them they take hold willing- condensory road Trenton-Richmon- d Previously local legionnaires had beet dump Commander Hayes and his party sity conducted during the past three Orem Mapleton Alpine Benjamin ning factory workers 4 road construc- ly as a general thing and have pro- road Benson-That Fifth West and Center streets weeks with-mor- e than 30 students Lake Shore Spanish Fork canyon tion woikers 10 bridge construction duced an outstanding bit of work this spur River Heights basement (sidewalk dugway) end with the post's drum and bugle participating closed Friday night and Cedar Valley Lakeview-Vineyarand 3 general office experience 8 book- winter’ Millville-Jesso- p corps leading the procession had es- winners were announced Saturday as Santaquin keepers 8 and poultry raisers 4 Through the efforts of officers in trance courthouse corted him through the mafn busiA variety of activity is available at command of the unit some men are Grove road Paradise county road ness aection to the hotel Accom- follows: Kotter Elsinore most charcamp— driving trucks and teams do- now finding jobs and are returning Richmond pounty road Logan county Floyd panying Commander Hayes were ing work as carpenters office clerks to their homes The remaining men road (extiending north to flowing Provo PROVO— "The economy act of 1933 was a blow UTAHNS AND Sing in Orient From Whitney to Harmonize in Hotel at City Asked to Urge Solons’ Support of Long Short Repeal Shanghai pro' LOGAN— A resolution from Logan city to the Utah congressional delegation at Washington D C for support of the repeal of the long and short haul section of the transportation act was asked Friday by W O Pell and V D Jones Ogden and A C Wilson of Salt Lake The commission took the matter under advisement stating it wished to cooperate with the Logan Chamber of Commerce committee which also is drafting a resolution seeking repeal of this section The visitors explained the railroads wished this Section repealed so they could compete with steamship- - hqes hauling freight from the eastern part of the country to the west via the Panama canal At present railroads are unable to reduce their long haul rates because of this section They explained this in no way would raise or change" the short haul prices A new contract for pipe for the new pipe line of the city’s waterworks was presented at the meeting and a resolution authorizing Mayor A G Lundstrom to sign the contract was passed City Auditor H Reuben Pedersen said this matter was thought settled as the commission signed a contract in Salt Lake last week Mr Pedersen said no changes were made in the new contract signed BOISE ldal)0 UP)— Three singing girls from an L D S town in southeastern Idaho left here Saturday night bound for Shanghai China to harmonize in one of the most cosmopolitan hotels n ithe Oripnl The girls are Lillian and Regina Weaver and Tyra Hull all of Whitney Idaho near Preston For four years they have been singOwner ing together in Arizona Utah California Oregon and Washington cities A year ago they sang in Seattle under contract with the Fisher Theatrical company and it is under this company’s auspices they are going to China Regina Weaver 23 said the trio had a three months’ contract to smg in a hotel in Shanghai either the Astor or the Continental and an option on an additional three months’ tour in other Oriental cities The girls sing popular and semiclassic melodies acteristic Bertell Bunker During the past year Regina attendMr Hayes Charle ft Mabey Salt camp store clerk property custodian are anxiously hoping that jobs will wells) River Heights county road ed Brigham Young university at longest Howard Bird Springville east road field WeUsville stone Lake national vice commander Les- blackest graveling masons plumbers powder men soon be available Provo Duayne Anderson Gunnilie A Blackner Magna Utah depart- son whitest graveling road at Nibley Roy Van Cott Salt Lake They sail from Seattle Wednesday and courthouse ment commander Mr Lane Otto O reddest Warren Cleaning renovating on the liner Hikawa Shipp Beaver thickrooms and at road North graveling Logan Wiesley department adjutant SPANISH FORK— An election to est Foss Smith Snowflake Anz curother department officers graveling Logan county road gravelliest Don Nielson Mapleton most determine whether Nebo school disCornish-Trentoat road his talk Commander Hayes opened College ing colors Bill Haslam Lewiston most trict will avail Itself of a P W A loan of road Cornish road (Martin lane) Nib-lewith an explanation of the stand the artistic Wesley "Blending $202000 for building purposes by isau Bayles road to the county College road Smith-fiellegion has taken in regards ! thinnest Rex Larson Provo ugliest inp bonds to secure the loan will be Amalga-Trentocounty road economy act held Tuesday March 6 and Bill Martin Provo shortest road High Creek county road Clark“Although the act was not intended 'Prizes lor the event were donated It was explained that if the 4 per ston county road Smithfield count) as such it warn blow at patriotism" by Provo merchants while the major cent bonds are voted the government LOGAN— Three youths from Whitroad road Hyde he laid “and thousands of war vet- prize bt the acontest a ticket to the will was for divorce PROVO— It them addition in and day purchase road Hyrum county road tier Cal escaped serious injury erans have either died or commit- school junior prom went to Mr Kot- to making the loan will give the Reception Invitations Sent Utah county women Saturday when C continuance Providence canyon road when the driver of their automobile ted suicide because of the effects and ter Professor Carl F Eyring and school district $75000 as an outright - Millville apparently went to sleep and the car Mt filed were with Home suits road divorce five county 200 Golden Anni regulations of this act” A Rex Johnson and Hal Cowley local off the road end overturned a “It has been proven that all pro- barber acted as judges using color grant County Clerk Frank M Salisbury the county road Logan West field dram swung A public meeting will be help in the north of Smithfield Saturon road High Creek half-milage Sugar visions of the act were not necessary” charts and micrometers to determine Celebration factory one for filed in number day largest Monversary school auditorium junior high and Tham Beet dump day about 10 a m t ha said and outlined the supplementary in several the winners years to discuss Dr election the day night The driver Joseph Edward Beech Rotation of 215 Jobs Mrs Irma G Wiest of Provo sought Gravel Specified program for rehabilitation adopted Wells T Brockbank of the school 18 a suffered fractured firm right SPRINGVILLE— Mr and Mrs M a decree from Walter E Weist chargOneida Provides Supby the legion the first of which is On all of these projects it is for the and a lacerated- board will speak in behalf of the right knee His the restoration to compensation rolls schools and David H Jones for the tax- O Packard prominent in civic re- ing mental cruelty They were mar- general improvement of the road other brother r 20 and Oliver George 900 Persons of those disabled veterans who have port payers A musical program has been ligious and political activities of this ried October 18 1920 at Salt Lake than graveling unless specified 18 escaped uninjured The been unjustly dropped in the opinion She asked that Mr Wiest be restrained Mr Hovey stated that all of the by F J Faux arranged to was local a will boy injured brought community of the legion from selling the family property which include projects a passerby celebrate ' t h e i r “I think it Is despicable that the BOISE Idaho (Jf)— Dave Bushiof 4-Nancy Baxter of American Fork those in Logan and Smithfield would hospital bySheriffs H Leaders Clubs of N C Peterson and Malad here for a conference on Deputy golden wedding asked for a decree from Gilbert Bax- start Monday while part of the county problem of taking care of the maimed A motion for a new trial PROVO— Weatherson said Frithe Hyrum boys and disabled of the World war or W ’A work with Parker P Carver ter charging habitual drunkenness or Leave lo Study at Logan anniversary former prinprojects would also get John E day March 2 with and cruelty They were married Jan- under way In Logan work on the were on their way to Shelley Idaho state director declared Saturday that any other war ahould be awayed by by of theMcNaughten Central school at Vernal where cipal Beech had The work an informal Joseph " recepthe C W A program has been a political partisanship” he said uary 1 1927at Salt Lake and have no construction of seven bridges has been other two who wa found guilty December 9 PROVO— Accompanied by County tion from 3 to 7 in the car with him youths Oneida in children county Cltea War Disabilities of the under way since first the week told officers they also were asleep 1933 by a district court jury at VerAgent Anson B Call and Home Dem- p m at their home Bush is chairman of the reemploywere and will be continued Nonsupport and Other proj In speaking of the effects of the nal of altering and defacing marks onstration Agent Alice Pedersen 12 316 West Third ment committee of the county With Mrs Emma L Horton of ects to start are: Fair grounds proj- at the tune of the accident charged by ' economy act Mr Hayes pointed out and brands upon sheep was denied Utah club leaders will North street Invicounty him were R B Davis chairman of the Goshen against Oscar L Horton ect painting of the Logan city light that a survey conducted by the legion Saturday by District Judge Abe W leave Sunday for Logan to attend the tations have been county commission as well as chairNonsupport also was charged by poles along the “White way” drain Students Share Expenses - revealed that of the 29258 men who Turner club leaders’ training issued to approxiannual Mrs Mazie Barringer of Spanish Fork in Logan plastering and of the county C W A committee projThe- - motion was -- made on the school st Utah State Agricultural col—bad been dropped from the compenOf Auto Crash Victim man mately 200 relain her suit against William Herbert ect at the UtahState nursery and D P Jones Jr county clerk sation rolls approximately 90 per grounds that if a crime was commit- lege Agricultural and friends tives With the county’s allotment of 215 ' cent of them were either Bart’inger and Mrs Nelsena Griffiths college repairs at the Clarkston Lewmentally de- ted it was in Daggett not Uintah Leaders who will represent the Born in SpringGARLAND — The "Bear River high C W A jobs Bush said work has been of Provo from Thomas E Griffiths iston and South Cache high schools fective or tubercular as a result of county and therefore the Fourth dis- county are: Morris Smith Genola: ville October 7 The Barringers were married June removal of the railroad tracks at school student body is contributing provided through rotation for approxiwar activities trict court had no jurisdiction How- Don Taylor Spring Lake Richard 1860 a son of to a fund to assist in paying expenses mately 900 individuals" 23 1926 (it San Diego Cal and have Smithfield "We of the legion are not going to ever Judge Turner held that al- Childs Springville LeGrande Jar Milan and Mary no children What relief measures will be adoptThe Griffiths couple Following is the new allotment for resulting from an automobile acci advocate anything which any legionnaire though the evidence was circumstan- mon Linden Roscoe Hunt Lehi Jane Hay mon d were married February 2 1927 at Cache county towns with the old al- dent February 16 near south Willard ed after termination of the C W A or real American is going to be tial it'was sufficient to warrant the Mrs Julia Peterson Santaquin Mrs Packard pioneer Mr Packard Provo Mrs Griffiths seeks custody lotment first and new allotment sec ihvolving several stqdents of the We- work has not been decided he said ashamed of” Commander Hayes de jury’s findings It also was the op in Emma Carson Fairfield Miss Estella of 1851 Mr Packard has always lived of a minor ber high school who were on their but indicated it would be essential to child and $20 a month ond: dared He said that the legion now ion of the court that McNaughten had Youd Lake Shore Mrs Mabel Han- here He is president of the Utah Mrs Barringer arked for Smithfield 60 45 Richmond 38 20 way to the Bear River high school to have some because dry farms in the has 540000 paid-umembers and that a fair trial sen Mapleton Miss Melba Holmes Wholesale Grocery company and also alimony of her maiden name High Creek and Cove 11 9 Lewiston present a program of entertainment county had not been profitable and it' expected to have 1000000 mem' A petition signed by 900 citizens of Spanish Fork Mrs Vida Conway president of the Springville Banking restoration Weber-Bea- r River basket- there was practically no manufactur37 20 Cornish 10 10 Trenton 20 before the - her by the end of 1934 Uintah county was presented to the Pleasant Grove Mrs Lottie Ham- company He has served as president Mazie Sheppard even ing to absorb unemployment 15 Clarkston 32 24 Newton 24 16 ball game He spiked charges that the" pro- court in behalf of McNaughten’i mo- mond American Fork of the local Kiwams club and in nuThe small sedan in which they were with a pickup in industrial activity Amalga 6 4 Bennion 9 6 Mendon gram advocated by the legion would tion but was not considered by the merous other ca- Schools Divide Honors 21 13 WeUsville 37 riding driven by Bert Roberts 17 of generally 38 21 court as Judge Turner held it was Farm Bureau President m a costly one and cited two pacities of that orIn Typewriting Contests 17 Paradise 25 16 Avon Hyrum 7 4 Nib-le- Ogden left the highway and crashed where those opposed to the out of order has He ganization 15 10 Millville 23 16 Providence over a large boulder through a net had deliberately given out mis To Discuss Tax Problem always been active Elan RObSEVELT — Winners of the first 22 5 River Heights 9 4 College 13 wire fence and into the fields at the in Republican Salina Woman Pioneer propaganda second year typewriting students 7 Hyde Park 30 18 Logan 358 280 side of the road damaging the car One “This four-poiprogram of tha leparty affairs He and RICHFIELD— J F Ogden presioccupant Mike Avondet suffered of Uintah high school of Vernal comObserves 78th Berthday dent to was gion would establish for ail time elected the of the Sevier County Farm bubroken arm others were badly shaMARRIAGE ANNOUNCED with the winners from the peted fair and just program both for the in state legislature reau announced Saturday that a seken up PRESTON Mr Idaho— Roosevelt Mrs school and in veterana and the government and high Wednesday 1911 SALINA— Mrs Martha Ann Wells ries of meetings will be held in the LOGAN — Three Utah State Agriculwould take out of politics the prob- Herbert celebrated her seventy-eightMrs Packard was the Roosevelt high school auditorium August W Fisher of Corvallis Ore at which Joseph A Anderson School tural college debaters left Saturday In Juniors the of their announce the second the Uintah High daughmarriage year lem of veterans' affairs” Comman- birthday Tuesday with a tea party county high Novemhere born of the Utah State Farm bufor a tour of southern California durder Hayes declared “The co?t of in the afternoon and a family gather president ber 30 1864 a won and m the first year the Roose- ter Ardis to Dr Paul G Parkinson reau will talk on “The Tax Question Give Plan to of Mr and Mrs L G Parkinson son ing which they will meet teams from Those velt the Opera high such a program would be less than ing in the evening representing of 4daughter — What Spicer Are We Going to Do x - what other major countries spend in in- - Seattle the University of Souhtern California Roosevelt in of the Wash Franklin Idaho second high Bran-agayear W and A resident of Salina since 1892 Mrs About It?” Mary TREMONTON—The Bear River University of California at Los Ancare of their war ' disabled” the Herbert has always been active in Presidents of the local bureaus are Crandall She were Janet Burton Floyd Smith Pern Dr Parkinson was a student of the also has always Smith and LaVoyle Wilkins those in U S A C and U of U and later high school juniors have set March 23 geles University of Redlands and the speaker continued civic and L D S church work She arranging for the meetings as follows: the first were Rose Marie Edwards graduated from the North Pacific Col- for their annual prom Oriental tem- Occidental college Commander Hayes closed with lived here 12 is the mother of children eight of Wednesday 2 p m Salina WednesMrs Packard Marvella Swain Verda Bacon and lege of Dentistry in Portland Ore ple decorations are being planned for Dr W J Vickers coach accompaplea for legionnaires to delve into the whom are living 8 p m Richfield L D S Second day the gymnasium with ancient mask nied the trio Kenneth Spencer MurThe couple will reside in Portland records themselves become acquaint'worked in the L Fern Moore In the evening besides many ward meeting house Thursday 11 idols made by' the art class and an ray Conley Thomas Malad Idaho ed with the facts and give support friends six children their husbands m Koosharem D 25 Mrs S Packard L D S amusement Primary STUDENTS STAGE OPERETTA to the national organization in Its bit and wives were present Mr end Mrs hall and image of "The Great God Buddah’ and Lynn Kloeper Providence Ths of thejLks 8 p m Monroe years becoming president Thursday team was c’no-efrom a group of six GARLAND— The operetta “Pape placed at one end ter fight to have the government Frank Herbert Mr and Mrs T M e Kolob stake Primary board at the Cole the Winzsler They will debate on tne question: was chairman of Garfour-poithe is Fathers Sons’ the as and ad presented 1926 by Prayers” program of time adopt its organization in Night’ Herbert Mr and Mrs E W Herbert Beaver County Vets Jones White and Eiva “Resolved That tne powers o' the land grade school students in L D S committee vocated by the legion She ha been especially active in Mr end Mrs Oie Christiansen Mr Davis decoration and designing Fay president of 4he United States should and Mrs O H Tanner Miss Mary Republican party affairs serving as EUREKA— Fathers and Sbns’ night recreation hall Friday evening The Farnsworth Entertainment Plan invitations Mildred Theu be substantially increased as a settled Herbert 13 grandchildren and two president of the local Republican will be celebrated at the Elks lodge cast included Cleo Nye Amy ' Venna Kirkham problem” Robbie Innes Afton Hales rer advertising Ladies’ club a number of years here March 6 1934 The Elks of BEAVER—A gathering of and She wa recently appointed cap- Tintic will hold their fathers’ and sons’ Melvin Manning Lowell Hess Golden music Clara Korth program men of Beaver county is being tain of Glenns Ferry Scouts March 6 1934 An exercise will Adams Naomi Gaddie Cyril Thomp- Alice Christopherson refreshments Camp Springville night Daughters Gold Medal Awarded Complanned for March’9 at Beaver of Utah Pioneer be given by the boy scouts of Eureka son Nobuo Watanabe and Wallace for the entertainment have The Gain Merit Awards was married here All kinds of games and athletic affairs Sato Faculty Stages Shaw Oratorical Winner mittees been selected a follows Banquet Cy March 2couple 1884 have six eons will be held Dixie junior ST GEORGE-T- he They REPAfREb COURTHOUSE Jones Burt Swindlehurst Alvin and a To Raise Cash GLENNS FERRY Idaho— Eleven Drapes Glenns daughter all of whom plan to All Elks are requested to attend college competitive play' “Square BEAViR— Ray Hutchings son of Yardley invitation William GoodFerry scouts won merit badges Crooks” was presented Saturday in Mr and Mrs Ralph Hutchings and win Ernest G Joseph and Dudley attend the wedding celebration They and if an Elk does not have a son he PRESTON Idaho—The Franklin situated on the GARLAND—“A Full House” a and advancements at a court of honor county courthouse M O Packard Jr Phoenix Ariz may bring some other1 boy are: the college auditorium a junior at the Beaver high school Gillies dance Warren Neilson B second floor of1 the Greaves bililding three-ac- t Russell Provo Dwight Packard This year two cksta were selected won comedy Was presented by Thursday and a number of others the patriotic oratorical contest Nowers and Joseph A Manzione is now being renovated by C W A the Bear River high school faculty have qualified for additional awards Packard Salt Lake Ralph Packard Branch Auto License The first cast presented the play last at The present plans are to have a sponsored by the American Legion workers All offices and halls are to Saturday night at the high school which will be given at the next court Eliza Packard Los Angeles week and the second cast Saturday tha school Thursday His subject banquet preceding the dance in the OgdenF C be cleaned calcomined and painted ' and Packard Cal Proceeds will be used for purchasing of honor March 26 in King Hill Has Office Springville Rush night i was “George Washington the Man" legion hall Awards were: First class William Alton Packard Rock Springs' Wyo for the auditorium windows The first cast Wasr Clayton Nelson He was awarded a r-a hears School chief drapes gold medal RayPROVO— The busiest day yet this making possible afternoon pieture Wicher George Poe and Louis MooSylva Gates George Whipple Roxey mond Hutchings was second and Su- Old Church TREMONTON— County ney second class Allen Harmon MelSuperin shows Building Melvin san Merchant third Romney ’ LoRen Watson Odd Fellows Lodge year was experienced by employes tendent Herman Bunderson of BrigThe cast included: Charles Last vin Pasborg Earl Spencer Jack Schil-de- r Schmutz Mason Cottam Wendell ' the of Provo the branch office of Miss Dorothy Bowman won the Becomes Fire Station and William Moats merit badges City discussed "School Curricu- Onetia K Shurtz Mildred Stone Edna Snow and Emilv Brooks of St George Fidac essay contest on the subject state commission offices when 562 ham Gives Surprise lum” at the monthly meeting of the Capener Odell Cline Joseph Chase and ArEugene Theodore Justin Lamb Enterprise and Rhoda "Peace With Security" Rex Pearce 112 and Thompson truck were licenses passenger A Friday night in Arbon Alma Tremonton thur Racine MILFORD—The town of Milford MarDavis Welker Paris Idaho secissued King Hugh on the of Boulder City was second Long The President Roosevelt award was completed a deal Tuesday for the old PROVO — Provo Rebekahs were sur- ond floor of the citmd county build- the schoolhouse Second cast:' Donald Bleak Sylye garet Woodside Edna Burnham L D S church building on Stoddard prised Friday night when following ing during the entire dav" Nethella given the Glenns Ferry troop Gates Naomi Fordham Ann Cannon Johnson Ruth RECEIVER NAMED Bishop HOSPITAL CHIEF RECOVERING street and presented it to the volun the monthly meeting they were enTherol McArthur and Viola WoodGriffin and Leo Walker Lois Jordan To date a total of 2922 passenger PROVO— The Hailoran-JudgTrust LOGAN — Dr H K Merrill super- dramatic art instructor directed tertained at a surprise party arranged and 727 truck licenses isEngineers Inspect Work bury of St George Von Cottam company was appointed receiver for teer firemen of Milford as a home been hgve Odd Fellows room intendent the of to local Card have Cache The firemen plan qne Valley hospiby the sued Victor Snow manager reports Brothers Mercantile er'T®ni?rpre' 'fT°UP?nj UBo?l thsrTaylor tal wag was REHEARSES double At Cache County Schools BAND for eha entertainment thie clubroom and pelting operated upon Lindquist Kaneb Florence pany at Provo by District1 room will be lor their trucks and followed with talks by Past Noble — TREMONTONThe Bear — River hernia and Judd LaVerkln and Clyde Casto Salt Judge Martin MSaturday ' was Bond Larson Grand J B Warren Tom Demos and Expert Demonstrates be recovering Lake LOGAN— Superintendent J W high school band under the direction fixed at $2400 The receiver was ap- gymnasium- ” B H Bower — — f of C C Watkins is planning to enter Kirkbride of Cache county board of ‘ Tree on Methods pointed pending court action Pruning FelOdd "talks the the Following Students Hear Addrega the state' band contest at Price in education announced Saturday that mortgage foreclosure suit filed against Three Criminal Cases Sunday School Group lows served a banquet with Fred the company for $28700 by the MetApril The band is being drilled in E M Van Orden and H R Adams PROVO— Proper methods of prunas and toastmaster Sutherland acting To Come Before Court On WaghingtonV Life marching and playing in three sepa- two newly appointed engineers of the To Give Minstrel Show ropolitan Life Insurance company toasts being given by various mem- ing trees and taking care of the tree rate divisions Ibey will enter the district were inspecting work at ' CHILDREN EXAMINED were demonstrated by Probers injuries Smithfield and Clarkston EUREKA ttah— Dr Thomas L division contest earlier in April VERNAL— District court will open D MOUNTPLEASANT-- A negro fessor Francis M Coe assistant horMr Van Orden was loolctng over SPANISH FORK—Seventeen chil- here Monday with Judge Martin LarMartin head of the agronomy deminstrel ahow “Mirth quake” spon state of ticulturist the experiment CIVIC CLUB HOLDS DANCt motors at the Smithfield school which an red by a group of boys of the dren were examined at a better babies son on the bench Three Criminal Oratory Contest Won station in various communities of partment at Brigham Young univerclinic here Friday afternoon at the cases are on the calendar: Ferrell sity addressed the Tintic high school PROVIDENCE— The annual ban- were recently cleaned by C WVA Sunday school will- be county Friday and Saturday' By Youth Frojn Nevada Utah at 8 p m ’ Tuesday Dr John’s Nebo school district office Dr P R forgery Carl Hall statutory Farmers who have not already Friday mornihg on "George Washing- quet and dance was held Friday by workers while Mr' Adams looked club in the over repair work 'at Clarkston ahd the Providence Civic Bowdish was assisted by Mrs Lily charge and a Mr Fulmer of Dupruned their orchards were urged by ton” - The cast Includes Jack Musical numbers were presentetby dance pavilion The committee in also the roofs of the Smithfield junior Hamby In- Rowe Mrs Hanna Browne and Mrs chesne county assault with a deadly ST GEORGE— The annual Wash- Professor Coe to begin immediately terlocutor Joseph' Litizettl and Ed-- ' K M Sorenson Of the 17 examined weapon The Fulmer case is a change ington birthday oratorical contest at Approximately 200 fruit growers at- B Y U students including: Vlcal so- charge of the program included: Pres high school and Summit school of Venue Dixie junior college auditorium Feb- tended the demonstrations at Payson los Farris Edgley Pocatello Idaho ton Alder Ray Theurer R033 Pickett "ward Williams end men Lucile Han- - 10 were normaL ’ - - WINS ORATORY CONTEST am and Joyce Brim crooners Jeanne ruary 20 was won by Grant Hardy Spattish Fork Mapleton Provo Bench trombone solos Scott Benson of Ar- Ernest Maughan and Alfred Cam M I A TO GIVE CONCERTS WATER RATES SET LOGAN— jClaudc Wennergren wop kansas and piano solos Alta Stoker mack of Bunkerville Nev His subject was and Genola Kobfood the S A R oratorical contest Friday I A “Need for the Spirit of Washington" Lee Wilson and Marian Aldrich danc-- ‘ GREENRIVER Utah— The new city MOUNT PLEASANT-- M Sugar City Idaho PIONEER GROUP PLANS BALL at the Logan senior hgh school it w$ era Stephen Keusseff readpr Mar- water rates effective March 1 are ward music festivals will be held m Other contestants were Ernest Lee POSTMASTERS NAMED TO GIVE BALL l announced Sjaturdav The medal GARLAND— Garland camp WASHINGTON Feb 24 i)— Ap- jorie Seely Miriam Hislop Wayne $2 for 4000 gallons with 20 cents per all wards in North Sanpete L D S of Monroe Utah and A J Leavitt PLEASANT GRDVD— The ters of Utah Poncers will hold its an- presented to: Mr Wennergren by Df Gallagher Elmer Hasemver and John thousand up ta 21000 gallons' The stake Sunday night March 4 The Andersen comedian Gold and Green ball of th" Timoanc- - nual pioneer costume ball Wednesday G L Rees hf Sm’tnfield Other er1 Miss Kathryn city council also passed an ordinance stake M I A music festival will be Lola Jensen - Jarobm pianist Ida hall Prize?ttrant3 included masters wa- - announced today Ulahgns L D S stake ill be held in the n the L D S forbidding over five head of livestock held Sunday night March 25 in con- nlght before Clark Ralph Redfdrd and Mad The winner will be presented a gold Helper Ralph H Jacobshagen PriceiPlcarant Gro- - e high school gym Tues-'arG M Smithpeter is in charge of upon any one person's premises with nection with the stake quarterly conoffered for the best woman's I 'son Thomas ference th presentation medal iCarl Empey in tha city limits day March 6 J jtume and the best man's costume Winners Named in B thare YU Whisker Growing Contest ' Nebo Taxpayers To Vote on Bonds COUPLE PLANS WEDDING FETE Five Wives File Divorce Actions Auto Overturns n d In Single Day As Driver Sleeps COUNTY FINDS Hyrum-Paradis- Park-Benso- BOON for IN WA e - four-poin- New Trial Denied Hos-tette- for In Branding Case “life-saver- cruelty 4-- 4-- -- p y Debaters Leave On Coast Tour - h ' - n Students Present Competitive Play To I for Frst r tarty ' P-- lines-Jorme- - - Le-Ro- y e com-Clau- d n ' d -' j -- Daugh-annur- e a 1 |