Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING 'AUGUST-- 3 1937 7 T V Stores District Governor Opens Utali-IdaliTo Boost Rotary Meet Special to The Tribunh Tomato Sales LOGAN— Active committees were named a main key to the Night Rodeo To Feature Legion Meet vl Threatens to Hit Present Crop Price Special to ' OGDEN— Utah tomato growers took another step Monday to avert the crisis in the tomato industry by seeking chain store aid in' meeting the eurplua crop problem The Utah growers’ appeal was made by George E Holt chairman of the Utah canning tomato growers stabilization committee following a meeting here Monday afternoon to consider plana to dispose-othe 1936 surplus of canned tomatoes before the hew crop comes on the market Mr Holt said the committee sub- mitted a formal resolution to the Western States Chain Grocers’ as- sociation' whoso members have thousands of retail outlets in 11 western states asking them to feature canned tomatoes in a er-consumer campaign He also asked the chains throughout the nation to participate to help relieve the critical situation confronting the state’s tomato growers ‘‘Unless the bulk of this 1936 surplus is marketed beforo the 1937 crop is ready prices the canners could pay to the growers will be depressed with conseijuentr' huge losses" Mr Holt advised the com- tnittee He said ruinous prices to the growers would have a on agriculture and business generally If the chain stores accept the committee’s proposal they will be called upon to market between now and October 1 the residue of 6 car3 ryover from 1936 amounting to cases in Utah and large sur- pluses in other western states The normal carryover in Utah is 60000 cases Serving on the committee with Mr Holt- - are Selvoy J Boyer Springville Utah A W Chambers Logan John Child Clearfield Don- -' aid Hogan Mirvale O A Iverson LeGrand Jarman Tremonton Orem T R Jones Hooper J G Weidman Tremonton and M P Whitesides Layton The-Tribu- produc- 1 t 322-68- ‘ The Weather Utah-Idah- s 3 v All pre RENO Nevada vious records for marriage licenses issued in Reno during any one month were broken for the second consecutive month In July when 968 couples were married here the Washoe county clerk O0Cir TiCJj C as -- e at at Notice o£ Sale “ -- a Z7 4 Nine Witnesses Governor Undecided darker BOISE Idaho — Rain hail and snow in Idaho drove temperatures to an unusual midsummer low Monday First snow of the season was reported in the Boise national for-e- st dresses trasted with cleverly concrisp white! rushed to you from all Styles the great midseason show- (Crepes ings new t Women's styles definitely different enchanting! about Prints — Misses' Sizes) To Match! Midseason Hieroglyphics Checked IDAHO FALLS Idaho — Interpretation by Morris Barrie Twin Falls Navajo of the hierpglyphlca on a- cliff on Birch creek in Clark county to mean that food and fur coaches are located near by is correct in the opinion cf Eugene Miller pioneer Idaho Falls rest- dent Barrie will explore the section this week - Velvets Felts Grosgrains! And Only 98 of the popular turban All new styles too! colors IRIUM - IRIUM - - fabrics -- and chiffon romaines' lik® crepe smart and 1 $ i o Skirts Arc Flared or Pencil Slim! VTV Hf ill rTOQ J 11 BROADWAY AT MAIN STREET j- redingotes Becoming Styles for Women and Misses sharp prints blacks and SALT LAKE CITY ' ' smock- ing details Y nov- elty buttons jackets 7 from brief boleros to full-lengt- h C t J fin Ui OT Fine shirring' IMnWwiM MT- Travel back! - Big sWQoping give e dash' to your ycos-- ‘ Here's a complete collec all the newest brim? 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PROVO— Testimony of losses resulting from the Sunday closing law by nine witnesses Monday concluded evidence in support of a writ of U that’s what millions are -- nts The Smartest Women in Chicago and New York Are Wearing These New Style Dull Blacks and Navys Tl II III nose-reside- ESSIES Dairymen to Women Hurt V A:v Sears" Is On I ts T oes Again Bringing You These Midseason Temperatures Drop PROVO— Utah county commisTCly an increase of sion Monday-vote- d 00 P cly $60000 in the county road budget 00 Cly 00 Clr increasing the budget to $125000 00 Clr 00 Or 00 Clr Meet 00 p cly 00 Cly PROVO— Provo 00 Cly dairymen will 00 Clr meet Wednesday with David H 00 Clr Smith state agricultural commis00 Clr 00 Cly sioner to discuss the controversy 00 Or 00 Cly developed here in a hearing for es00 Clr tablishment of a Provo milk shed 00 Clr 00 Clr marketing area 00 Clr 00 Clr 00 or Coast 00 Cly 00 Or CEDAR CITY — Two southern 00 or California women Mrs Estella May 00 cir f" For Gift to Ship of RICHFIELD— A ''name will be chosen for the fair and rodeo scheduled here September at a meeting Tuesday morning President Chariton Seegmiller of the Sevier County Fair association announced TClr - Thanked To Choose Name Increase Budget ' OGDEN —Waf between Japan and- - ehina held inevitable' will be localized in the opinion of Kanzo Shiozaki Japanese consul- general in San Francisco who arrived in Ogden Monday night for 10 days’ visit In Utah “War between Japan and China the highest rank of any of file ie certain” declared Miv Shiozaki countrymen in the United States ' ' "It is the result of a long series of west of the Mississippi river siaid killings of Japanese in China Such he had gome to Utah to visit Jap a-- -4 Citizens and happenings have extended- over the past year culminating in events noncitizens of Ogden Salt Lake around 'Pelplng But I believe the City and other communities He fighting will be localized in a com- will also tour southern Utah s cento points paratively small area” Mr Shiozaki will spend three daya-i- n The Japanese consul who holds Ogden and a similar period in Salt Lake City Tripe as far north as Logan are planned with meetiS L ngs in Japanese schoolhouses and other central points where his countrymen congregate He probably will address the Ogden Rotary club The official thaqks of the offi- at its regular weekly meeting cers and crew of the S S Salt Lake Mr Shiozaki was appointed to his City were tendered the city its citi- present office a year ago This will zens and the Navy Mothers' club be his first visit to Utah A deleMonday for the silver tea service gation of Ogden Japanese residents presented the ship July 22 by Mayor headed by Dr Sanyl Oda president E B Erwin of the IntermountcUn Japanese assThs letter signed by Captain ociation met him at the Union statRichard B Coffman commander of ion the ship named for this city and addressed to the mayor read in part: "It fills a long-fe- lt need and I am When Poisons Clog sure that it will grace many occasions in the future" and ” I feel that your visit has strengthened the ties of friendship between this ship and the city for which it was - Gay Auto Plates - r rl Harrison C Dale to Return to School He Left Decade Ago Women Veto tion Stock pens and bucking chutes have been finished and stock for the show was arriving Monday Most of the performers which include champions of national jand International fame already were in Price and were trying out the rodeo grounds In keeping with the spirit of the week which has been proclaimed "Western Homecoming Week" Price citizens were garbed in western outfits Kangaroo court was conducted Monday by those who failed to dress properly Fines were assessed with warning that fail ure to comply with Mayor J Bracken Lee’s proclamation would call for riding a bucking mule Programs for the American Legion legion auxiliaries and Forty and Eight have been’ completed and arrival of officials Wednesday is eagerly awaited Although the convention does not officially open until Thursday many delegates and visitors are expected Wednesday Convention headquarters will be open Wednesday at the Savoy hotel for registration and assignment of rooms Business houses and streets took on a festive appearance Monday with bunting flags and placards of welcome prominently displayed Special to The Tribune Special to The Tribune MOSCOW Idaho— Harrison Dale newly appointed president of the University of Idaho at Moscow will begin his duties in that Paiouse country town not as a stranger did retiring President M G Neale but as one familiar with both the institution Itself and Idaho higher educational problems in general Dale possessing broad educational background obtained an appreciable part of it at the Idaho institwas formerly dean ution where-hof the eohool of business administration a position he resigned ' in 1928 to accept a similar post Miami unlveralty In assuming the presidency SeptPurple-hue- d automobile license ember 1 Dean Dale will step into plates !with sego lily motif were the manifold problems of carrying voted down Monday by members on the unlveralty ' of the women’s chamber of comPresident Dale was graduated merce board of governors from Harvard university In 1907: Mrs Anthony C Lund president where he obtained his master’s de had suggested earlier that the sego gree in 1908 lily state flowerbe utilized 'as a Remaining in eastern educational background for tnjp license plates centers until 1910 to dq research but members of the board of gov- work he then took the chair ernors meeting in the Hotel Utah assistant professor of history named" decided to recommend to the state Utah State Agricultural college from tax commission that the present 1910 to 1912 From 1912 until 1913 color scheme of black and white he was instructor of history in be retained because of its Jegihll-it- y Washington university THE UNDERSIGNED naalgnee for He was born at Lynn Mass th benefit of creditor of K”a FIX- TON l be A PIXTON’N CONFECThe women officers adopted a March 7 1885 married Beulah May TIONERY AND CAFE Jerome on resolution pledging their support Garrard of Laramie Wyo Juno Idaho wilt offer for tale under denied 1916 a to the Sunday closing law and ef- 5 bide At It office 328 Utah and is the father of daughOU Building on Thursday August forts of the retail grocers’ associa- ter and two sonB ft at 3 m the following Assets I He is a member ofthe Episcopal tion to reduce the number of hours COMPLETE SET OF —’RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT stores will remain open on week church Alpha Tau Gmega frater-nit- y Assignee reserves the right to rea number of national associadays ject any and All bids hide must be Accompanied by cashler’i or cerThe resolution pointed out that tions and la the author of several tified ebook for 10 per cent of ths establishments are’ “more progres- boo'ks Amount offered sive and more efficient when emInspection of inventory and equipment may he had by making ployes are satisfied” and that In- for a letterhead for the organisawith R A PIXTON at Jemma Idaho prior to the date of creased leisure which would follow tion "The letterhead” she said sale Sunday closing and shorter hours “must be significant of both INTERMOUNTAIN ASSOCIATION ‘‘would be a means oif bringing hap- smoky and smokeless city” A prize OF CREDIT MEN 338 Utah Oil Building piness to the people and longer of 85 is to be given the best entry Balt Lmk City Utah hours In family union” submitted by October 1 Wtrh 11B1 The next meeting will be held Mrs Warren L Lindsay secretary announced a poster contest Septmeber 13 at the Hotel Utah BOISE Idaho — Governor Barzll-I- a W Clark Monday declined to indicate whether he would seek 2? Spend Two Million reelection in the coming campaign Si £ro Patrons of "There are too many things which EVANSTON Wyo dude ranches in Wyoming spend can blow up the hopes of a candidate’’ he said about $2000000 yearly V No Stranger disclosed Monday Special to The Tribune ' The former record was 892 set — PRICE Installation of night 'in June The July total brought lighting equipment at the Price ball the number of licenses lssuisd thus this year to 4326 compared park was completed Monday and far to 3861 at the same time a year the equipment was Inspected by ago Last year’s total 7602 for municipal and Utah Power and 12 months was a record Divorce suits filed In the first Light offlcleds Monday night months of 1937 numbered Installation of the equipment seven 1370 compared' to 1620 at the end marks the completion of a project of July 1936' which insures this city one of the most modern fields in the state which will be the site for the three-da- y rodeo feature attraction of the American Legion conven- Lovenges 59 Pasadena and Mrs Emma Cason 57 Los Angeles were BRIGHAM CITY — Growing out injured Monday night when their of a collision near here July 19 car left the highway and overturned Daniel W Connole and Rhea Pearl eight miles south of here Cable PI New President Japanese Official Visiting At U of I Utah Holds War Inevitable' Damage Suits Filed Board Demands Pay 1 Record Broken Intetmountain Neivs Briefs Weather conditiona reported by Weather bureau Auguet 3 1937: toA strong summer high pressure area Gunn filed suits for damages which covers ths northwestern quarter of- taling $1765420 in district court the country with Its unseasonably cool temagainst Esther Schneider )eratures has confined the Arizona heat ow to the Arizona southwest and the In aides Clear California pre ‘terior valleys “'vail over the west except for some eknidi-nes- s through parts of the Rocky mountains where local sprinkles of rain have oc OGDEN — Overriding vigorous are reeurred Quite high temperatures ported from the central states but they objections of Mayor Harman W are seasonably warm over middle Atlantic Peery the stadium recreation board coast Monday voted to demand 25 per Comparative data foFfialfe Lake CiiytDegrees cent of the gross receipts of rodeos 82 Highest temperature today held during Pioneer days as - comHighest in this month since 1874 9 t 101 " Lowest 58 last night pensation for use of the Ogden mu42 Lowest this month since 1874 89 nicipal stadium for the events Mean for today 77 Normal Inches Total precipitation for' the 24 hours ‘Missing’ 0 ending at 6 p m O Total for this month to date CODY Wyo — Clark Gable may Accumulated deficiency for this month 03 be vacationing at Hope Williams’ to date Total since October 1 to date 1463 dude ranch 50 miles west of here Accumulated deficiency since Octo70 but every time anyone calls for Mr ber 1 Pun rises at 5:26 and sets at 7:42 Au- Gable at the ranch Miss Williams gust 3 1937 an actress announces: “Your party WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT 5:30 P M MOUNTAIN TIME is not here” n I j - - In Ball Park For Price Shows s jSurpI us From 1936 License Lights Installed o success of any Rotary club Monday by Hensy C Dworshak Burley Idaho district governor of the Utah-Idah- o district of Rotary dubs 'during an address before the Opening session of the district assembly for presidents and" secretaries of the 27 dubs of the district Th committee activity is respond ibis for the luccesa of any club and the work of any president and In return the" Success of the 2T clubs of the district Is largely responsible for the district’s success he explained The four cardinal points of Rotary service Including club vocational community and international service were explained by the speaker Phases of the tour points were enlarged during the morning session by O Guy Cardon Logan who discussed fellowship and William H Loos Ogden balanced program as two contributing factors to club service The district governor who recently returned from tha interna- ‘tional Rotary convention at Nice France gave a report of- the convention He explained the necessity of Rotary expansion as given at the convention if Rotary is to carry on its program of service to the maximum point Public information and Rotary education were discussed at an open forum session during the morning Program building and balanced programs also were discussed as were Rotary classification surveys He spoke to A luncheon was served at noon O Guy Cardon o at the Bluebird hall and the second Rotarians meeting of the assembly began at 2 p- - m with Governor Dworshak in might be" given' Dr " Carver " also charge discussed boys’ work and rural-urba- n Fenia Bentley secretary of the acquaintance Pocatello Idaho club discussed a ‘‘Practical Program for Rotary’’ at Frank M Driggs Ogden exthe afternoon meeting of the as- plained what program sembly He told how the program for international service should inshould fit the individual as well as clude Following the discussions an carry out the club objectives His open forum was held for discussion discussion included the vocational of problems relative to the clubs service which can be offered by RoMonday evening Rotary delegates were guests of the Logan Rotary tary members Community service was discussed club at the Olof Nelson summer by Dr John Edward Carver of Og- home in Logan canyon while Roden He explained there isf some- tary wives attended a luncheon at thing in every community for Ro- the Logan Bluebird under the ditary members to do if they will rection of Mrs Oscar Wennergren instaneewhere-servieeslan- d watoh-f- or MrsrErnest Gr Earl —— Reno Marriage decisive and navys! 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