Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE" SATURDAY MORNING 34: Utah and Intermountain News MARCH 13 1B37' Recdrd Attendance Expected Crews Push Farm Program At Vocational Day 9 Meeting Tree Cleanup To Be Topic at Bureau Meet More Than 500 High School Students Will Meet i Utalms Lose Limit Placed Weber County Farm Bureau To Open Annual Convention Fight to Cut On Loads for BRIGHAM - at Cedar City Brarifcli College- Special to The Tribune CEDAR CITY— Record attendance was anticipated here Friday Sessions Starting Saturday to lie Presided Over night for the “Vocational day” activities of the Branch Agricultural college Saturday Henry Oberhansley director reported by President George F Stallings Federal Examiner Asks Highway Officials List More than 13500 students are exsouthern Utah and pected from Special to The Tribune Dismissal of Appeal 7500-l- b Maximum two southern Nevada high schools annual convention of tlie Weber OGDEN— The twenty-firs- t acquaint themselves with college for Slash in Charges Speed to Be Held Down toproblems will Farm bureau open Saturday at 10 a m in the Weber County training and activities Vocational activities of the day high school auditorium with George F Stallings of Eden newly reelected president presiding will substitute for events formerly Special to The Tribune By HARRY J BROWN Mr Stallings over his protest POCATELLO NEW YORK Ikfarch 12 (Ah— Two Idaho — With conducted on “High School” day Tribune Washington Bureau was reelected Friday night the diWASHINGTON D C March 12 spring definitely here the Idaho with the exception that competition Idaho high schools held journalistic rectors refusing to heed his plea that —Horace W Johnson examiner of state highway department has in music speech and drama will awards Friday from the Columbia “new blood" bfe injected into the the interstate commerce commix placed load limits on practically all be held at a later date probably in Scholastic Press association It was farm bureau leadership The Canyon Cougar of Caldwell sion Friday filed with the commis- highways and after Saturday "the conjunction with the southern disgenerally declared that Mr StalMr Ober- Idaho won second festival musical trict load allowed 7500 a that will be maximum sion holding existing report the on place in the divifarm lings has ably carried sion for senior high schools with encarload rates on sugar from Cali pounds and speed of trucks will be hansley said bureau ( program during the past limited to 30 miles per hour Regional Meet rollment of 300 to 800 year fornia points 1q Ogden Salt Lake The load limit varies from 200 A Cascade Idaho with its cohference of the Other Officers Chosen regional not are Nevada points City and pounds to 400 pounds per inch width southern district Utah Health and won first place among William Hull of Hooper was elect- of tire The speed limit will be in unreasonable Physical Education association will ed vice president succeeding Nor-- ’ The report recommends dismissal force on the Kootenai highway the take place in connection with the ton Bowna of Slaterville The new north and south highway Coeur vocational day activities Coach of a complaint brought jointly by executive committee consists of Trail the north Howard B Linford of the B A C I western jobbers and'eontendlng the and south John Childs Clinton Thomas Lowe between New chairman of the district organizahighway too were rates N William and Barker high Hooper Meadows to the Canadian line and tion with Miss Lavera McArthur of North Ogden Joint Complaint from St Maries and Harrison and Dixie college cochairman will have Mrs Marcella Gibson of West filed Clark was the Fork The by highway joint complaint ' Weber was reelected chairman of charge of the day’s program for the the Ely Distributing company Ray Report Given health and physical education teachthe home and community section & Whitney Brokerage company The report of road conditions fol- ers and officials Mrs Drucilla McFarland of Wilson Fabian Brokerage company Z C low For the vocationalactivities demvas reelected vice chairman Vivian Wholesale Grocery M Zion’s I U S No 2 Kootenai highway onstrations and competition in the Lindsay of Eden was named secre- h Symms-Utacompany Grocery open U S No 10 Coeur d’Alene fields of home economics applied tary and Bertha Hadley of Taycompany and the Utah Wholesale Yellowstone Trail open and In arts commercial mechanc arts and lor was elected an executive com- ’ Grocery company winter travel condition agriculture will be held Miss Etta mittee member of the women’s Traffic points in question were good U S 30 Old Oregon Trail use Scorup tstate supervisor of home group The holdover member of the and Crockett from San Francisco caution between Oasis and Boise economics will be in charge of this committee is Lilly Tracy of Mar Cal to Salt Lake City and Ogden U S 93 Sawtooth Park riott highway division assisted by Miss Lydia Jento Elko East Ely and load limit on all oil Utah and J to Sun nings and Miss Frances Knott of the Hailey Among the principal speakers at McGill Ncv Valley lodge well cleared Ketchum B A C Miss Mary Bastow of the convention Saturday will be W the ‘ Rate Reduced to Horse creek at the foot of Galena branch college is in charge of the It Ogg executive secretary of the n rate for- summit cleared but road closed over applied arts department Wayne The Salt American Farm Bureau federation ' George E Farrell western regional merly 84 cents was reduced to 7616 summit possible to reach Stanley Bennion and Miss Leah Mouritsen dicommercial of the have charge cents and more “recently to 65 cents basin via Chalks director of the federal soil conseU S 191 Yellowstone Park high- vision rvation program William Peterson Reparation was asked on shipments Contest Work rate was way generally icy and slippery made while the director of the Utah State Agricul- closed north of Ashton in effect tural college extension service and Contest work in mechanic arts I Mrs Mary E Mower Utah state This request it is recommended will include nail driving saw filing Mile of Construction be denied the rate not having been chairman of the Associated Women U S 95 and 95 alternate north rafter cutting and reading and Cf the American Farm bureau proven unreasonable atMhe time it and south highway one mile of con- preparing drawings was in effect While the examiner struction between Combination contests and demonBlack Bear inn Banquet Planned finds that the present rate may be and Pollock U S 95 Palouse high- strations will be held in the agriculA banquet will be held in the higher than 30 per cent of the AriPotlatch north rough for eight tural field where each high school ‘high school auditorium at 5:30 p m zona first class rate he holds that way will be allowed to enter ten conmiles Afternoon meetings will be concostly transportation between San U S 95 Clark Fork highway open testants as a team Departure from ducted at 2 p m and S p m and at Francisco and Ogden justify this traditional livestock judging meth7 p m a one-aopen play and other differential ods will be made by having a checkMeanwhile the listed a be will report entertainment presented The examiner's report is still to be number of the less traveled state up and statement of correct placeelection of the officers Preceding reviewed by the commission routes as closed and advised trav- ments while contestants and animals Friday night Tracy R Welling of are still on the ground This de to inquire locally elers Lake executive Salt City secretary —— To— partmenl wUL also includeseed and state farm tmreanradaressea ““rthe crop judging as well as identificaMrs MT PLEASANT— conIda on the of need the gathering May of numerous weed and crop tion Nichols Lake Salt of the City grand solidating gains thus far made County agents from southplants O of the lecturer grand chapter by agriculture under the various counties will assist in this ern Utah offiof dewill S E make her Utah He national recovery plans field together with specialists from cial visit to Ivy chapter No 10 clared that great economic maladthe state department of public injustment had resulted in former While repairing a puncture near O E S at 730 p m Monday A struction Elwood Spender of Fillwill Mrs Nichols years from overproduction of agri- London a truck driver suffered a dinner honoring more high school will conduct an cultural products saying that bread-line- s broken jaw when the tire burst be served at 630 p m in the dininformation test of entrants in this had formed in the face of this suddenly ing room at the Masonic temple Work of W S Burn department State Roads Sugar Rates School Papers Given Atvards Cas-cadi- CITY— Several thou- sand dead and diseased fruit trees in Box Elder county have been pulled by up tractors since the beginning of the “dead tree” cleanup campaign which got under way the first of the week John E Blazzard district agricultural inspector said Friday The tractors furnished by the county roads department have been pulling trees at the rate of 100 per hour Two cents is the charge for each tree" Dead trees contribute nothing to the income of the grower but on the other hand produce and harbor an abundance of insect life and diseases which are detrimental to the fruit crop of this county Mr Blazzard said Special to The Tribune PROVO — Phases of the national agricultural program will be discussed by W R Ogg of Chicago secretary of the American Farm Bureau at a meeting Tuesday at 2 p m in the city and county building Other speakers will be George E Farrell chief of the western division agricultural conservation program Ward C Holbrook president of the Utah State Farm Bureau J W Jensen speaker of the house of representatives of the 'state legislature Frank Evans legal counsel for the state farm bureau and Mrs Mary K Mower home and community section chairman of the bureau The meeting will be one of four mimeographed magazines in senior to be held throughout the state high schools Schools in 47 states entered 959 newspapers and magazines in the While government coal mines of association’s annual grading con- Bulgaria produced less fuel in the test Joseph M Murphy director last year privately owned mines showed an increase said in announcing awards d’Alene-Tellowaton- e ‘ TWII&EB&K 1 Lake-Ogde- 7616-ce- d Artist Wins Exhibit Prize ZAG1IAS LINEN SHOP Special to The Tribune OGDEN — W S Burnham Ogden artist won the prize offered by Announces New Location ' the Utah State Federation of Women's Clubs in an art exhibition sponsored by the Penny Art Fund of the federation at the Hotel Ben Lomond Friday afternoon The picture a water color depicting an autumn scene in Ogden Canyon was awarded to the Child Culture club of Ogden for outstanding work in promoting art the past year The picture was bought with pennies contributed by the clubs of the federation carrying out a plan for the encouragement of art inaugurated by the General Federation of Wonien’s Clubs The exhibition was under direction of the fine arts division of the state federation- - of - which Miss Myra Sawyer of Salt Lake City is chairman Miss Sawyer presented the work to the Child Culture club and told of the purposes of the Penny Art Fund It was accepted for the club by the president Mrs- J H Peckenpaugh EAST BROADWAY SATURDAY 9 A M The management wishes to express its sincerest thanks to the people of all Salt Lake and vicinity for the generous support and patronage during the past four years We shall also endeavor at all times in our NEW STORE to maintain a high standard of Quality Merchandise at the lowest possible price (Signed) M J DANA - JUST A FEW OF OUR MANY OPENING SPECIALS " Limited Quantity Values — Opportunity of a Lifetime ” S QOj 90 4 Si 49 will-sav- Q Hyrum Parley Special to The Tribune HYRUM— Dr Joseph F Merrill a member of the L D S council of twelve apostles will be the speaker at the Hyrum L D S stake quarterly conference here Sunday in the Hyrum L D S Third ward chapel D M Bickmore president an- JjQf “ WinnerkofJ ndging Contest— O OY yji e O Their policy and motto is toserve Si o p City winner in judging Cheddar Special to The Tribune LOGAN — Winners In the dairy cheese and to the dairyman scorproducts show and judging contest ing highest in judging ice cream Salt to be held at the Utah State Agr- Progress Supply company icultural college March 15 to 19 as Lake City part of dairy short course will be Gold medjil diplomas will be awarded gold silver and bronze awarded to dairy companies whose medals at the annual banquet March milk scores 9S or more butter 91 19 Professor A J Morns head of or above cottage cheese 95 or more the dairy department at the college Cheddar cheese 95 or above Silver announced Friday medal diplomas to companies whose Gold medals will be given in'the milk scores 97 to 98 butter 93 to following contests with names of 94 Ice cream 94 to 95 cottage the donors: Highest score butter cheese 94 to 95 Cheddar cheese 94 Creamery Package Manufacturing t Sfi Bronze medal diplomas to company Salt Lake City highest companies whose milk scores 96 to score ice cream W H Bintz Salt 97 ice cream 93 to 94 butte f 93 to Lake City commercial dairyman 94 cottage chrese 94 to 95 Cheddar cheeso 94 to 95 highest in judging butter Buttcrmakcrs' association The diploma awards ynll be made milk by— the- - college Professor Morris n judging dairyman highest-jUtah-'Stat- Mail and Phone Orders Promptly Filled Was 4079 t i tr-ArPos- cojnpaiQ58altLBks said — ZZl' 7 Styled inside and outside by Helen Dry-de- n with a body finish twelve a in coats deep paint gleaming the great 1937 Studebaker Dictator is not mereldown Qlse to fhe lowest in price Its ?37 PRICES MADE LOWER BYAMAZNG NEW ECONOMY we’re no exceptions qualifications into this sweeping Studebaker challenge face-savin- g showing them allup by every comparison STUDEBAKER'S C I T automatic Fram oil cleaner and overdrive enable it to equal and often beat lowest priced cars in operating economy It’s the world’s first six to offer the automatic hill holder with feather-touc- h hydrauthe world’s only six with lic brakes doors that close lightly tightly andsiiemly on revolutionary new rattle-proo- f rotary drive it latches But see it price it and then try to interesryourself inahy dthei six You’ll agree we’re speaking truth when car s we call it America’s greatest gas-savih- WE’RE making no At Dairy Show to Get Prizes " ‘ nen 18 E Bdwy LOW higher priced LADIES we take pleasure in calling to your attention OUR LARGE AND NEW INFANTS’ AND CHILDRENS’ DEPARTMENT where you money on quality items for —the kiddies - actual photograph er — lADEIRAMMPLE fii)TJ ISLURIDGILolLUNCH EON £IZE ALL HAND MADE— $1 75 Value An Asset to Any Home ALL SILK HAND MADE KIMONOS— Assorted Colors and Sizes— $150 Values “ Ladies Don't Let This Bargain Pass- - ZAGIIA Merchants are Progressive Merchants you fair and square at all times L D S Apostle Will Address pef-son- al Opening Special i The physical education conference will be opened at 9:30 a m with a welcome by Mr Oberhansley and an address by Bernice Moss state director of physical education on “Aims and Objectives of Physical Education” at 10 a m Mr Linford will lead a panel discussion on “Intramural and Nonrecreation” Ver-ti- s C Wood Cedar City district supervisor W P A recreation will discuss "Organization of Corecreation for Large Groups” Others who will lead panel discussions include Lee Hafen Dixie college coach Irene Johnson Millard high school Ruth Clark Cedar City junior high A L Furlong Cedar City and D Eldon Beck Dixie college Demonstrations-o- f various types of sports and athletics will take place during the afternoon with programs on dancing and social recreation being conducted by Miss Venice Carlson of B A C and Miss Maurino Whipple Cedar City fire Wednesday midnight The tire attributed by firemen to a defective nounced Friday A special priesthood meeting will flue started in the basement end The big beautifully styled 1937 Stude-bakcaused tin estimated $1000 loss be held Saturday with the Sunday sessions to be at 10 a m and 2 which included furnishings and Dictator six is taking them all on ra Music for the Sunday meet- effects son of ing will be furnished by the Hyrum Benson Allen one of the nine other last Dr Allen who was sleeping In Ihe L D S Second ward choir direct- every A Peterson when ed J cars The Dictator is eyen going above its by basement discovered the fire mutuals will have Thestake he arose for a drink of water The”f ir ii WiVs Ihe'masr damagTrigtcKa7ge"br the Sunday'evenihg niceE-i- n pnCe ctasTTTTfearlessIy buckihgupTgaThsT ling Mr Bickmore said Idaho Falls this year sixes— and the — FINE HAND MADE PINEAPPLE BRIDGE SETS $200 Value i“— — Very Speciu- lBEAUTIFUL ARRAY’ COLORED HAND APPLIQUE J FINE LINEN BRIDGE SE IS— 2J50 Values “ IDAHO FALLS Idaho — Dr J Allen was preparing Friday to repair damage to his residence at 420 Maple avenue resulting 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