| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 21 1937 13 $5000 in Cash Wcitch Butcher’s Preparation of Choice Cuts’ Salt Lake County News Prizes Lure Group Studies School Flower Fair Entries Show Ready Street Plan Will Preside 6 Livestock Exhibits Will Fill All Space at Utah Show SUGARHOUSE — Prospects were GRANITE— Children of the Lincoln school are looking forward bright for widening of Twenty-firstreet" when members of the road with anticipation toward Thursday widening committee met Monday and the flower show they will prewith H S Kerr assistant thief sent at 2 p m engineer for the state highway comIt will be the niottuannual show mission and made a survey of the the school each having necessary moves in securing right presented by been supervised by Miss Seisa Claus-se- n of way for the project A tour of the street was made teacher The Parent-Teachand a check of all property taken association is cooperating in mak Only cjne building will have to be torh down Charles Petty chairman ing arrangements “The flower show is valuable to announced following the meeting The B and O rgarket will be re- the students as part of their educamoved eight feet will be taken from tion” N H Webb principal said the Granite Grain store seven feet “They have learned the good points from the Brooks Block building of the flowers and how to make and and the north steps of the Forest arrange their own exhibits through school will be removed Mr Petty the help of Mrs Maud Chegwidden said garden editor! of The Salt Lake ” Mr Kerr will check the county records for a description of all psop-ert- y Pickle and preserve bottles are and maps will be completed being painted bx the art department in the next few days The work of at the school to be used for vases securing title to the property will for the exhihits At least 700 entries are expected follow immediately st Premium awards of $5000 in cash for the best exhibits of horses cattle aheep swine and poultry at the Utah state fair opening Saturday have attracted a g number ol livestock erttries from several states The 1937 fair officials announced Monday' that entries thus far received in the livestock division assure the filling of every available inch of animal housing space in the hig fair grounds barns said to be among the best in the country for the housing of purebred stodk "We are very pleased at the keen interest manifested by livestock growers in the coming fair” said Dr R C Swalberg of Spanish Fork supervisor of the hofse department J M Ritchie of Charleston supervisor of the cattle department Lyman Seely of Fountain Green sheep division' E E Hendricks of Lewis-'to- n and George swine division Winder of Salt Lake City poultry department and Ernest S Holmes fair manager were equally optimistic as to entries in all departments Prepare for National Lamb event — Mrs Royal M Smith (left) of animal husbandry Lucy B Seely and R D Badham butcher Among the famous growers who ’ will exhibit are N H Angle of Courtland Kan Wayne L Davis of Reynolds Neb Everett O Sweet of Harding Neb the Ada County Bull jfesociation of Boise Idaho A Dfclatier of Ogden W L Henn dricks of Meridian Idaho and Brothers of Kamas These will show more than 100 head of Slate Wool Growers’ Auxiliary Hears dairy cattle and swine J Ray Hinchchff of Ogden superReports as Prelude to Sales Drive visor of the boy and girl club exhibits and activities declared entries from clubs and Future Reasons why housewives are getting a better "buy” today in Farmers of America chapters in- lamb than in the purchase-o- f most other foods were explained to dicated widespread interest among the youth of th£ state in all fair de- members of the Utah State Wool Growers’ association1 auxiliary partments in which they participate meeting Monday in the Belvedere apartment hotel lounge — livestock home economics and Mrs Julian Neff auxiliary presi-- many others dent Figures prepared by James A distributed copihs of new Mr Holmes announced all entries Hooper secretary of the state wool lamb dishes in the department of fine and ap- - recipes for preparing association show that in growers’ plied arts supervised by Mrs D W jMrs E Jay Kearns discussed all agricultural products had of Murray must be at the tritionai properties of lamb Mrs July increased in price approximately 25 art building ready for hanging no E G Roberts told advantages of per cent iamb had increased only later than p m Wedtsday Ex- yarns- 8 cent cattle had increased hibits in tli e women’s department ticles of apparel and furnishing 32 per per cent and hogs 18 per cent must arrive before 6 p m Tuesday and a group visited a butcher shop a!1 compared wi’th"juiy''i93ci Monday will be Children’s day at to watch preparation of lambs cuts the fair Several other special days This all is in preparation for in- Describes Outlook including Governor’s day will be tensive participation by the women Mrs Kearns said per capita conannounced later in a natipnal lamb event spon of lamb in the west is sored by a number of organizations sumption much lower than on the Atlantic the country throughout seaboard “Lamb is the most healthful meat obtainable” she said "and Campaign Slated unless we can lead the way toward FOR A feature of the national event increased consumption of lamb the will be an intensive campaign for wool growers will face a serious sitincreased use of lamb beginning uation this fall and Winter in marnext Thursday and continuing until their year’s crop” Pyorrhea Trench Mouth October 2 This event will be spon- keting New committee chairmen were Cold Sores Etc sored by the Salt Lake City cham- announced by Mrs Neff as follows: Satisfaction Guaranteed or ber of commerce retailers packers Mrs David Smith Mrs Money Refunded hotels restaurants civic clubs rail- James H Hooper program entertainment If you once use Barbetigo you roads and the wool growers’ associa- Mrs Heber Benmon hospitality and will not be without it tions and auxiliaries cheer Mrs J R Eliason member- er record-breakin- Win-terto- Tribune-Telegram- Mrs Julian Neff and Mrs i — Women Stress Economical Nutritional Value of Lamb at To Speak at Ogden Plan Bridge Tourney GRANITE— Dr Calvin S Smith superintendent of Granite school district will address a conference of the Women’s Christian Temperance union at Ogden Tuesday Dr Smith will present the Parent-Teachprogram with reference to alcohol and narcotics MIDVALE— A bridge tournament will be sponsored by the Ladies’ Community club of Midvale eaeh Thursday during October beginning at 7:30 p m with Mrs J Hollis Aylett chairman of the entertainment committee of the club in charge er MO Fete to Open Social Center Plans were being completed Monday toi entertaining several thousand guests at a public reception ' J- Thursday from 7:30 to 10 p m --T marking the formal "Opening of the f ' Lion Hofse social center for the winter season w V Mrs Lucy G Cannon first counselor in 'the Young Women’s Mutual ' Improvement association presidency and chairman of Wie Lion house will ar'vej here Wedcommittee nesday from a European tour and will be in charge of the reception General authorities of the L D S church and their wives and civic and state officials will be guests of honor at the function which is under direction of the Y W M I A presidency and general board assisted by stake and ward M 1 A leaders of the city Articles used by President Brigham Young and members of his family in the historic structure and a number of special exhibits Will be shown to visitors in connection with the reception Committeees announced Monday were: Reception Miss Pearl Bridge Mrs Lucy G Cannon " will Salt Lake stake and Miss Edith preside at reception Crouch Grant stake decorations Mrs Verna Goddard and Mrs Ida Strong Liberty stake refreshments Road Experts Meet Mrs Alice Henderson Bonneville New highway specifications and stake and Mrs Nettie Thompson means of standardizing processes Pioneer stake program Miss Eva of road building were discussed by Lindijuist Granite stake Mrs Alice materials engineers from 11 west- Curtis Christensen Highland stake ern states meeting Monday in the and Mrs Blanche Haymond Ensign Hotel Utah stake ’ : ' ' I PUZZLES TO SOLVE! rn n HEIST uljyJ prize in OLD GOLD’S new easy CARTOON CONTEST G r43ri-:xAfi3lin- 5” x ffltlx uUvmtXX&S CARTOON Barbell go CARTOON NO 11 NO 10 flex 8l f CARTOON mi NO 12 SORE THROAT ship Mrs McKinley Oswald publicity Mrs William Oswald council of women Mrs Royal M Smith council of music SUPREME Workers On Way Home CCC TRAVEL Special Trains Go Through Salt Lake COMFORT The first of three special trains carrying more than CCC workers in 1000 suntanned their homes eastern United States after havback to enlistment peing served riods in Utah and Nevada passed through Salt Lake City Monday On the train which passed through here Monday over the Union Pacific railroad were 225 men from Las Vegas and 163 from Caliente Arriving here early Tuesday will be 187 men from Cedar City 40 from Milford and 82 from Delta The third train will take 42 C C C men 66 from Salt Lake 5City from St John 113 from Cedar City 61 from 65 from Ely Nev It is Ogden and to arrive here Wednesday at 5 p m New enlisted men to work in Utah’s 31 C C C camps this winter will arrive here early in October Fort Douglas CCC officials said th Turkey Crop Drop Seen ON UNION PACIFIC Air-Condition- TRAINS ed September i with amazingly low cost- s- peed discomfort and hazard safety — beedmn from highway SaU Standard of Low Round Trip Fares from tiP tlrt 'erce-meal- sM UkCto Examples Coach LOW IMMER ARES Los Aogsl San Francisco Chicago St Louis Danvsr Omaha Mmnaapolis Portland $18 00 24 00 41 23 43 03 1800 29 53 38 33 -- 31 00 Tourist $28 07 29 33 43 20 Pullman $31 00 31 00 56 SO 56 00 44 80 26 50 21 24 46-036 80 56 50 45 20 31 00 31 00 extra Uerth in Effect Utah turkey growers were advised Monday by A R Larsen junior agricultural statistician of the department of agriculture here that the 1937 turkey crop was estimated as 10 per cent under last year’s crop and about the same size as the crops of 1932 and 193 The report also indicated thf turkey expectancy in the interrrrtnin-tai- n states was 77 per cenp'of last year’s crop "While decreases hrnumbers are shown in practically all sections they are moslpronounced in the important commercial producing areas of the west and north-centr- SIT BOULDER DAM — LAKE MEAD City Tickt Oifac Hotel Utah Building W Match 200 Oliice Hour Waakdayi 8s m Sun-dayam to9p Holiday and to 6 9 a C H SALTMARSH GanaraUAgant Pas-sanDspaitmaxd “ SHIP AND RIDE uramfiftwit 6 WHAT WILL THE HUSBAND SAY? the Supply the missing conversation (Use Official Answer Form Which empty balloon Supply the missing conversation for the empty ba!loon(UseOfficial Answer Form Which The man at the left is sdying: "Do you know why the full moon reminds me The woman at the left is saying: "Everything in the house will be spoiled!" 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