| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Utah-arid- 6 1937 23 ’ PioneerTo Be Honored S L Lions Plan Sleeping Girl Tomato Moths Forum At Birthday Fete Dinner Elizabeth Ann Forgotten Gaining in of the Salt City as a tha plains In Lions will for an' Burns to Death Northern Utah open dinner Loveland's Captain at the honored at a at Intermountain News Events ' " AUGUST FRIDAY MORNING i t Members Grazing Act jj Lauded at Wool Parley Convention Opens Session at Price f State-Legi- “ Auxiliary and 40 bnd 8 Also Start Conclaves Applaud For — 4 Wyoming' Sheepmen f on Continued from Page One) Opposition 1 Nevada Shift Boss Killed behalf By MQtorist in welcomed the delegates on of the city at the opening session the morning brought tovorder by Club Gottfredson Commander D B George W Worthen past departOn ment commander and Dr Eari Lewis grand chef dq gare "of the “ ’ Fo-t- y and Eight respomjed to an Charge address of welcome by Val H Cowles commander of Price post Special to The Tribune No 3 Reports of the rules and ELY Nev Aug 5— Donald Alexpermanent organization committee by August Lizettl Frank Westover ander McPhafl 55 shift boss at the historian and committee heads Emma mine of the Consolidated were read Manager Held Manslaughter After Crash Richfield Utah Special to The Tribuna department commander called the KEMMERER Wyo Aug 5- convention to order in a morning The second day of the Wyoming session at ths Star theater and Mrs woblgrowers' convention was larged Ronald Wadsworth of Ogdeii openly given ever to discussion of the ing the auxiliary meeting in the Carbon L D S stake tabernacle Membership Report Taylor grazing act Following the afternoon public Otto' A WIesley adjutant reportFirst Assistant Secretary of the meeting the Forty and Eight headed that membership this year totals Interior T A Walters gave an ad- ed by the grand chef de gare Dr 3447 with last year’s all dress on this subject and then In- Earl Lewis of Richfield took pos- time compared of 3747 explaining that high a to of session the program stage vited questions Which were hurled the membership was inlast at him thick and fast Measuring parade on Maiii street with the flatedyear of the bonus paybecause the Salt of Lake French train City the applause given every talk in opThe ment present membership he 230 "Poor Voiture No carrying position showed tbs Wyoming Goofs" who will become full fledged declared represents the permanent stand Voyageurs 7 following the "wreck” membership of “real Legionnaires” Statistics Cited Gottfredson Dr recommended Traveling on to Helper with their universal draft legislation declaring and Describing the much discussed hilarious caravan the Forty cere- the "nothing will keep us out ot war act as an "outstanding development Fighters held the Initiation I of conservation in this country” monies at ths K P hall there for except possibly universal service hope this convention will go on Walters said the 7434416 head bf the initiates Interest centering on Saturday’s record as favoring this legislation” livestock ars being allowed to graze under provision of the law This elections and selection of next year’s L J Farrer treasurer reported includes 1333989 head of cattle Convention city talk of candidates that the department Is in the best financial condition In its history S 840704 sheep 100780 horses and for the Important posts mounted 158 947 goats Thursday For department com- InAll our assets are in cold cash or quickly convertible government A total of 15067 individual ' li- mander Ora Bundy of Ogden J J censes to grass livestock havs been Edwards of Logan Clyde B Strat- bonds If ever the emergency would ford of Brigham City were men- arise where ” we need 'cash it will Issued to western stockmen Walters also said the act had tioned as candidates Norman Sims-o- be available Salt Laks City George S Ballif With 38 delegates registered the done much to bring about development of the ranges "which has met of Provo Fred Erickson of Monr-ro- e Salt Lake City post boasted the largfor national committeeman est representation of the 50 particiand continues to meet with the Hurrihearty approval of western stock- C C Mead of Salt Lake City James pating The St George and men ” Kallas of Ogden for grand chef de cane delegations came from the Through a rang Improvement gars of the Forty and Eight and southernmost points and Richmond pr'ogram carried out by the C C C Mrs Earl Lewis of Richfield for Smithfield and Logan from the northernmost and financed by 25 per cent of the auxiliary president Governor Henry H Blood will be grazing fees Collected Walters said Bid Fork Makes the guest of the convention Fri800 miles of ‘fence have been built Spanish 87 reservoirs constructed £800 miles Represented 30 strong at the con- day and his address will highlight of truck trails and 1100 miles of vention Spanish Fork was the first a joint meeting of the American stock trails havs been built NJ0 000 and up to Thursday night the only Legion' and the auxilary at 9 30 acres havs been treated for insect post to put In p bid for the 1938 a m in the Star theater With the ' pest control and 4216000 convention Legionnaires from the governor’s visit regarded with inhave been- - cleared of rodenti south Utah county city ’posted pla- terest by residetoia of the county He expressed the hope tbit con- - cards at convention headquarters the session will be open to the pubgress in the near future will create and in business houses extending a lic It will also feature memorial a federal department of conserv- “welcome to Spanish Fork In 1938” services conducted by the auxiliary "in "keeping with President Rees W James post commander ation " Roosevelt’s ' recommendation Jn his said that the organization last host to the convention in message to congress onf the played of executive depert- -' 1924 ments” Speaking before a large orowd gathered at the tabernacle In the Governor Speaks afternoon Dr Bennion praised the In the afternoon Gqyernor L A Legion and urged & continuatl Miller of Wyoming spoke on bal- service to the country LOAN— Jeff Stowell Cache ancing the budget and curtailing He pointed out that sheriff Thursday received a couqty He said government expenditure Legion’s duty to teach the heritage it was Up to the people largely to of American tradition ’You have request from Greeley Colo for Inkeep expenses down and they must paid the price for it you have lived formation regarding Marvin Brown share the responsibility of extrava- over again the spirit of Plymouth of Greeley He was of the opinion if Valley Forge and gance Gettysburg and A car belonging to Mr Brown conwrote down and sat everyone it Is your duty to pass it on” was found abandoned about ’12 to more not make any gressmen These traditions he Hated as 'a emergency appropriations it would fine sense of patriotism the tradi miles north of here nearly two offset the demands made on the tion of Christian fellowship weeks ago the sheriff said At that Jedfcral government by JtsCit!zens cqmradery existing in time' an Inspection o'f the car was and various subdivisions the Legion in Its efforts to help Wda and no signs of foul play Convention addresses also were its unfortunate and made by Dean J A Hill of Wyo and the tradition ofunderprivileged sound govern- were found ming university and Walter Porzer mental Denver procedure which will keep Sheriff Stowell contactedcar of New York general director of was officials at the time the The the country a land of liberty Associated Wool Industries found' and they in turn checked at chuck wagon banquet and a big Called to Order Greeley where Brown’s father reconvention dance tonight RegistratDr G B Gottfredson department ported the young man had left some 30(1 around mark are ions commander called the meeting to time before for Cheyennd Wyo to order after whleh the colors were secure work and hid not beg n heard posted by a uniformed color guard from since Road Projects the Legion pledge repeated and Idaho — Road building BOISE Mrs Florence Snodgrass of Phoeprojects' in Idaho under the Wf A nix Arts national vice president of have provided 5580000 man-houthe auxiliary for tile western reof labor and cost $3298958 J L extended greetings from the gion Hood state director reported national auxiliary and wished for a pleasant convention Commending PARK CITY—The firm of Grone-ma- n the department auxiliary on activiwr And company of Provo has ties of the past year she said: "Your rehabilitation program child wel- been awarded contract for construcfare work junior activities and na- tion of steps for the approach to the tional defense programs have been NewMaraac elementary Bchool from must outstanding” Music of War the playgrounds on the west Miss days added a reminiscent mood to Charlotte Urie Park City school the session board clerk reports Mayor J Bracken Lee of Price The bid was slightly over $8000 and Calls for construction of two t flights of steps about 100 feet long running up to the school yhich is on an elevation about SO feet above the playgrounds A number bf safety features will be provided to protect children using the steps in the winter time from falling or slipping It la expected the contractors will commence work right away and have ther job completed in about 60 D B Gottfredson - wool-grow- gn Auto Mystery Probe Asked - ‘ Lake assemble forum meeting Hotel Utah Friday at 630 p m the meet to include presentation of the international award for greatest growth of any western club last year and initiation of six new mem-beclub Southern Utah Child Victim of Fire In Farm Residence ' Special to The Tribune Utah— Alone and farm home in her parent’s asleep and temporarily forgotten by her n older brother and sis-tdaughFern Sprowl ter of Mr and Mrs David Sprowl was dead Thursday her body almost consumed by flames that destroyed Copper corporation at Kimberly the structure while the parents were was killed almost Instantly and Maurice Hezzelwood manager of away startthe Kimberly club was arrested The firs is believed to have left when ed a manglobe hanging light with and charged involuntary slaughter following what officers against a wall supposedly ignited was a accident wallpaper Thq fire which razed the said near Lane City early Thursday small frame house three miles east A coroner’s jury returned a ver- of here occurred late Wednesday dict that "McPhail met his death evening after being struck by an automobile Fern was" sleeping inside the driven by Hezzelwood” house while the other children Released on $1000 bond pending Alietrace 8 and Douglas 9 had a hearing Hezzelwood refused to beds outdoors make any statement relative to the When the parents returned near accident or to testify at the in- midnight they found the two older quest children huddled around the smoulSheriff J E Orrock said Hezzel- dering ruins of their former home wood at first denied any knowledge Sheriff A B Prince was called and of the accident Later however he late that night Ferns body almost admitted he was operating the Incinerated was taken from the car after being taken to ruins the scene of the crash The children told how they had McPhail leaving his duties at been awakened by the crackling of the mine after coming off shift timbers and had without thought early In the morning started toward started across the nearly dry Virgin Lane City In his car His machine river to seek help from a neighbor left the highway three miles from forgetting their sister and a hired his home and leaving the damaged man David Bradshaw who slept In car he started down the highway a turkey field 100 yards away on foot Suddenly remembering their sleepHe died shortly after being struck ing sister the children turned back after they were more than half way by the Hezzelwood car Mike Plntar who with several across only to find the roaring other miners was en route to Ely flames barred entrance to the house The parents had gone to obtain a and assertedly witnessed the accident said he saw the approaching load of grain for their turkeys and oar strike an object along the high- had left a light burning for their way and speed away The impact late return broke one of the car’s headlights Surviving are her parents her and guided by this Information brother and sister and four grandSheriff Orrock located the machine parents Mr and Mrs Edward Nis son and Mr and Mrs Andrew and found Hezzelwood in bed A native of Nova Scotia McPhail Sprowl Contents and the house which came to this district 11 years ago de' Surviving is a son A B McPhail belonged to Bert Hall-weVandouver B C stroyed WASHINGTON panic-stricke- re Immediate Dusting Of Fields Urged Special to The Tribune LOGAN— Dr G F Knowlton associate entomologist at Utah exstation tomato that Thurs- reported fruitworm moths are becoming abundant in fields of day northern Utah the most destructive species tomato fruitworm has now matured on early corn and is moving to tomato fields A see' 6nd species native to this area has been depositing eggs the past two weeks and some injury to tomatoes A of generation of already has occurred where fields her ninetieth birthday ? Born on tha Isle of Man Augusts 6 1847 she Came to the United J In 1868 living in Utah conStates The award an ebony stand consince that time A son! tinuously taining the flags of 13 nations Will and two daughters Charles James 1 be- made by Earl jJcmdquist and D Mullett Mrs Millie Burton and Mrs'" A Jones membership committee- Ethel Sheen live in Salt Lake City if men li) 1936 Cubs initiated will be ' ‘ ‘ W E Bean Alofa A Conley Harold Don’t Endure Slipping V O Hansen O R Gertzlnger Henney and Arthur Robinson Judge Herbert M Schiller will be installing j officer Do your false tooth drop or slip or sneeselv when eat talk Interwho attended the you Delegates laugh and embarrassed a ? 2 at Don’t be annoyed FAS national convention July TEETH a --new longer Chicago D A Skeeh - George A minute powder to sprinkle on your pistes Cochran John C Kldneigh Paul bolds teeth firm Gives fine feeling of No gummy Harwood George Boyack C E security and comfort pasty taste or feeling Get t Flandro and W E Featherstone gooey FASTEETH today at any drug store will give reports (Advertlsemsnt) A By Entomologist periment especially In -- FALSE TEETH 10-1- first application of ealcium arsenate dust has pot yet been applied Dr Knowlton sald Spme of the tomato fields In most the districts have received their first dusting Agriculturalists have recommended that fields not be dusted immediately Fields should receive a second dust application they fruits from two weeks after the to protect and to kill worms first one growing hatching report the later brood moths Light trap collections of moths made by canners and other cooper- at Hooper Parley Date ators Springville Syra- Fork Pleasant Grove Lindon Farmington and Logan Indicate that damage during this season undoubtedly will be more severe than occurred last year Field observations by federal and experiment station entomologists have led to the same conclusion Thorough application of calcium arsenate dusts will do much to reduce injury in seasons of heavy Infestation Dr Knowlton advised cuse Spanish Set RAWLINS Wyo —The combined convention of the Wyoming department of the American Legion and auxiliary will be held here August 1 and will draw persons from all sections of the state Verne Farmer 'chairman of the housing committee said r School Steps Contract Let rs r AGAIN W JUST DEMONSTRATE WHAT OUR ' BUYING -- POWER REALLY DO! 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