Show 'I r- t Z'- SUNDAY M6ROTNG’ DI5CEMBeS 5 1537' THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Farm Bureau Will Hear Weed Expert ft-- ir ! 154 8 ry Woman Pays Fine In Assault Case These Pests Can Be Beaten9 Former Gunnison Folk Celebrate Approximately '200 former resf dents of Gunnison valley joined in their annual reunion Saturday night at the Hyrum Jensen home in Salt Lake City Charles Ferre State Federation chairman of the event said that after an interesting program a dance and serving of refreshments concluding the evening’s entertainment Holds Annual Meeting This Week Utah Gains 3000 Population in Year Utah’s Idaho of Island South Dakota a total Found guilty of assault and battery La Ray Renshaw 27 was sentenced to pays 825 or spend eight days in the city jail by Judge Reva Beck Bosone - Saturday in police court Miss Renshaw elected to pay the ’fine $lp of which was suspended The defendant was charged with striking Miss Clara Fox with a soda water bottle November 26 Increased population 3000 BARGAINS IN TOYS You too would get just as much excitement and thrill as the youngsters when you visit our enlarged Toy Department Everything at Bargain Prices! DOLLS — GAMES — FOOTBALLS — ELECTRIC STOVES — DOLL STUFFED ANIMALS— AUTOS— “Weeds can be 'beaten” Mr Hob' asserted Saturday “Whether they will be beaten or not depends on the extent of county cooperation in a battle which means life son TRUCKS-WAGONS- BUGGIES— AIRPLANES— TRAINS— TRUNKS — SCOOTERS— VELOCIPEDES— MOVIE PROJECTORS— GUNS— TOY FURNITURE-TOOL TOYS— ETC CIIESTS--MECHANICA- or death to agriculture In this state To the exent of that cooperation we shall make our kill” NATIONAL 9 A M Sale of 1200 Men’s FLAIIMEL PAJAMAS Here’s a practical gift any man will appreciate Very fine quality flannel in solid colors or I -- 1 fancy stripe patterns With neat JL contrasting or matching collar J 1 and piping Slipover and coat & 1 T of noxious weeds George L to Tracy R Welling and declares “They can be beaten” Wednesday farm bureau dance 8:30 o’clook Wednes- Utah’ Build ' On the Thursday “Build Utah" list of speakers will be in-H Paul cluded former Senator Bates Views Prison Hunt who will discuss mining and its relation to agriculture Earle G Reed to speak on transSays Steportation problems Stanley J phenson executive secretary of Utah who association Manufacturers' will give a discussion of the state s “Utah’s state prison is not parIndustrial life Stringham A Stevens of the Utah Farm Chemurgic ticularly overcrowded” said Sancouncil Paul M Peterson presi- ford" Bates former director of the dent of the Utah Federation of Laof the United bor and Fred W Merrill who will bureau of prisons the premises who of States relations agriculon inspected trade speak ture Clyde C Edmonds general Saturday “With a few additions to Promanager of the Utah Poultry the staff a psychiatrist in particducers' Cooperative association ular things could be handled pretty -will preside well” T E Howard field executive of He praised the prison farm work the agricultural adjustment admin- as especially beneficial to the priswill come from Wash- oners istration but refused to comment on ington to give the annual banquet the removal of the prison on the address Thursday night grounds he was not “sufficiently Four-club and Future Farmer well informed of the matter” activities will make up the bulk After lunching at the prison with the of the discussion on Friday Governor Henry H Blood Warden concluding day of the conference Owen Nebeker and Oscar E Low-de- r chief probation officer he left for Ogden where he addressed the Will Farm convention of the Utah State Bar Institution Not Overcrowded s I I $ 1 I I I Heads Study Chemurgic Program v Objectives of the Utah Chemurgic council and the L D S church security program will be outlined to state agricultural leaders at a meeting Sunday at 2 p m at Utah State Agricultural college Dr John A Widtsoe chairman Of the state chemurgic council and adviser to the church security committee will speak Highland Park Ward Will Present Play CIO Director To Attend Meet Summoned to a session of the national bituminous coal commission James Morgan regional C I O director and member of the commission from Wyoming will leave Sunday night for Washington D C Mr Morgan who hag been In Cheyenne arranging for a state C December 15 at I O convention which a state CIO council will be formed returned to Salt Lake City Saturday morning only to receive a telegram notifying him to be in Washington as soon as possible He said he had not been told the purpose of the approaching conference The commission’s duty is to the Guffey coal act passed a year ago to replace the old N R A for the bituminous coal mining in- HOW WOMEN A MAN is giving advice to the lorn in a new Salt Lake Tribune feature column “Boy Advises iirl” love- wrong do with etraight-from-the-should- He’s hints er what’s telling and what they should ’em Infants Action Bars Penalty — Moves Against Colorado Sheepman Joseph F Livingston repeatedly denied a permit to graze 9000 sheep on the public domain of Colorado about it! longtime- favojite! ‘n The - Salt Lake Tribune warm and comfy knitted sets in 100 wool! 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Made of soft warm “Melo-fleece- ” and Washable chinchilla with flannel lining Several attractive styles with pretty and applique embroidery trimmings Pink blue red tap wine 1 to 3 years 50 £ POLO SHIRTS Long sleeved half zipper front boys’ Shirts In brown and sizes small f navy medium and large y candidate to takejhe March"! entrance examination for West Point military academy according to an Associates Press dispatch assortment colors dium 1 Sizes of in sizes m e-- 1 small appealing a r ge fleecy materiaL Full length bathrobe with pocket Corded and' rayon t r 1 m meg —collars N I ’J Fancy and cheeked I patterns Sizes 8 to M i nL—fctW— 14 SPECIAL f $229 Leather BilKoMs : compartment Packed in Xmas gift SALE Dresser Sets BED LAMPS Silk bed lamps complete with cord and socket Gorgeously trimmed with lace and emflowers broidered Will add wonders to your bedroom SPECIAL beautifully decorated and in gift box CHRISTMAS SALE GIRLS’ UHDIES bloomers vests and combinations with applique and lace designs Fine quality rayon pastel shades Sizes 4 to 16 year! Panties and Service Weight Crepe — RINGLESS — Perfect! What an opportunity! Hosiery for gifts — hosiery smartest daytime occasions — hosiery to wear with your loveliest dance Genuine f Children’s Sleepers frocks Wanted weight and newest styles — with picot tops and French heels Glorious winter shades Sizes 8 V2 to 10! 4 FREE GIFT BOXES the Light fleecy sleepers to keep youngsters healthy Luxuriously Sheer 16 CHRISTMAS SALE SETS SILKdanceDANCE sets made rich soft silk trimmed & brassiere and with imported lace Form-fittin- g match So thrillingly beautiful and so easy to launder Buy and save now for f months to come for Christmas gifts CHRISTMAS SALE Si 98 gifts faster for yourself! Full cut— extra long! trimmed with lace appliques and embroi-- d cries — Cape sleeves- sleeveless and models in blue pink and tearose Sizes 16 to 17 CIIRISTMAS SALE to Beautifully e -— IliS exquisitely lace! Moulded waistlines— I — cleverly styled! 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SEE step-in- s Gowns Beautiful Satintailored— SATIN— “dripping” Glamorous with lovely puff sleeves PURE SILK SLIPS ILi of g to bias slip Just in time for Gift Buying Perfect-fittin- g made of pure silk French crepe and satin v Beautifully trimmed with lace and em- lriL broideries Adjustable straps and “pull-- § I white seams Pinktearose j y proof’ navyH 4 V" SALE and black brown Sizes 2 yrs Pastel shades Washable French crepe silk dresses in sizes 1 to 6 Also bright color taffeta — dresses — in—- f I 'J ’ I sizes 7 to 14 years Clever styles nicely trimmed fl49 values SPECIAL Perfect-fittin- SILK PAJAMAS 16 to 20 8 GIRLS’ DRESSES “The Greatest Values Fve Ever Seen”— you’ll say when you see these magnificent crepe stockings Sheer clear flawless weaves RINGLESS away ‘a shapely cradle foot— with triple heels 1 Sizes 8 Vi to 10 Vi All the newest shades NATIONAL DOLLAR STORES SPECIAL Fit for a queen! Thrilling styles in satin and crepe with beautiful imported lace yokes or in smart tailored details Sizes style in years— sleepers 8 to One-pie- ce sizes 2 to PURE SILK PANTIES c CHRISTMAS box flattering luxurious gifts — yet at a money-savin- g price! Comb brush and clear- - I glass mirror each lace-trimm- ed rayon Genuine leather billfolds in black or brown color Conveniently made! including zipper New Scores of styles in pure silk French crepe or soft rich satins Tailored or styles Blue white and tea rose CHRISTMAS SALE i to 46 Men’s All elastic shorts with shirts to match Pastel colors and white Sizes 88 to 46 SPECIAL i 54‘Caage Chiffon Hose Children’s Rohes Of blanket 36 r I Jl Shirts ani Shorts itll? Pure 4ace-sleev- ’ An Hose FullrFashioned Silk! Chiffon Close-O- ut SPECIAL A quality winter weight fleece lined Ecru and random colors and yet so inexpensfve Shawl collar and silk corded gift 3-P- c l“tl Long or short sleeves Union Suits with ankte length Fine Heavy blanket material bathrobe A very practical trimmings Winter Weight union suits Tomorrow Best Value in Salt Lake City ROY’S SWEATERS Mohair and wool sweaters In assorted colors Button zipper front and slipover styles Nice to wear' in School around the house and under coats SPECIAL 46-5- Men’s Men’s Robes special - 34-4- i Mack brown and wine Sizes 6 to I2 Made of heavy wool Melton cloth this jacket is warm and serviceable Well made with dou- T1 Me stitched seams Lt OH Full zipper front St j®5 - L A slipper Boys’ 2-P- f SALE for comfort and wear I All leather throughout and rubber heels includes opera style Colors in 3 nametU-Saturdaji-as- CHRISTMAS 85 MEN’S SLIPPERS r y' to 82 Men’s Extra Size Blanket Robes MELTON JACKETS Regular Fanjjcs! Silk Stripes!but SPECIAL Sizes 6 to 16 yearsCHRISTMAS SALE W Maybe there’s nothing new about SHIRTS it’s the gift he likes just the same! Fine shirta full cut and well fused or soft Le' made Button-dow- n collars Sizes 14 to 17 Sleeve lengths A Warm sheep pelt lined woolies with bunny tops Genuine leather soles Anything so comfortable would be more than welcomed by the kiddles Sizes Mrs Louise Christensen newly elected president and- - other members of her staff will he Installed in John F Critchlow auxiliary No drive— was— Plain Colors! “O' MENS SHIRTS V700LIE SLIPPERS - NametJ for Test 1 COAT SETS 6 to 2 La-Prie- Appears Daily SALE! M5 n J box Special Rule Used In a bill of complaint filed by ML Livingston it is alleged the division of grazing has prohibited the plaintiff from use of the domain through use of a special priority rule not contemplated in the Taylor grazing act Similar special rules widely used through the western states arid a general priority rule have been promulgated by the grazing division as a basis for limiting the number of permits issued for use of the public domain Clair M and Raymond T Senior Salt Lake City attorneys for Mr Livingston pointed out the entire principle of priority was attacked in the complaint The attack on the prior use regulations formed the central theme of an appeal from the decision of S H Moyer federal now pending examiner before Harold Ickes secretary of the in- United Spanish War Veterans at an annual meeting January 6 It was announced Saturday Active preparations for the auxiliary’s annual Christmas prty December 17 at 6:30 p m in the state armory are under way Mrs Clara Duffen retiring president said Other officers selected at a meeting Friday in the state armory Mrs Lulu Hopkins senior Mrs ' Minnie- vice president junior vice president" Mrs Mrs Matilda" Harvey " chaplain Duffen historian and Mrs Delila Rose patriotic instructor gift-buyin- $398 Sweater Sets Infants’ Robes Auxiliary Plans Installation Already there’s rivalry brewing between this new recipe writer of romance George Antheil and your -favorite Dorothy Dix Read and follow them both Their columns run side by side Next week The Tribune wants you to vote for your Children’s 3pc Warm blanket robes in pink or blue Attractively trimmed with rayon braids and shell stitched edges Packed in gift grazing district No 6 was granted a temporary restraining order barring division grazing officials from exacting penalties against him by U S Circiiit Court Judge Orie L Phillips in Denver Saturday According to a special dispatch received by The Tribune the order prohibits C F Moore regional grazier from any attempt to enforce" penalties against Mr Livingston or his partner Glade Cook December 10 was set by Judge Phillips as the date of a hearing before District Judge J Foster MEN’S SILK TIES g IVhat ties! What VALUES! What a opportunity! Name your fabrics — your favorite pattern — they’re here! Moires Satins Twills Wrap Prints! Neat woven fig ures sjripes dots all the newest patterns Hand tailored i wool lined Packed in attrac-f- t li 11 tive gift boxes CHRISTMAS SALES JACKETS L Cute to the secretary were granted to Mr Livingston too late in the season for him to' take advantage of them his counsel pointed out The priority rules It was explained set as a requirement for use of the domain its use before the passage of the Taylor grazing acL The principle has been adopted by the grazing division as a requirement in proposed new term permits F R Carpenter directoo of grazing said during a conference of Utah advisory boards held here in October ARB TALK INC giving women Grazier Wins Temporary Court Order Two Former Appeals Two former appeals T ALL-WOO- Li Guaranteed 100 wool heavy weight jacket— the Pride of the “Five Brothers” Pleated sport back zipper front and adjustable waist buckles Detailed fitting as a result SO of specialized tailoring In neat soft!) V Zr D plaid patterns SPECIAL terior stSw- - He’s Men’s Symes “Peter’s Awakening” a three-aplay will be presented Monday at 7:30 p m in the Highland Park L D S ward chapel 2535 Douglas avenue by members of the Lincoln ward junior genealogical society Highland Park ward is celebratanniversary and ing its twenty-fir-st other events besides the play are scheduled for this week dustry ct SALES! BE WISE— SHOP AT NATIONAL DOLLAR STOKES AND SAVE! sugar hee£' legislation by J R Rawlins president of the Utah Sugar an Beet Cooperative association address on rural health by George F Stallings president of the Weber County Farm bureau and a discusof agrision of the relationship culture to the L D S security program by Dr John A Widtsoe a member of the council of the twelve apostles of the L D S church day night CHRISTMAS STORES’ Store-Monda- ion announced Wednesday sessions will be de voted to" the hearing of addresses on a variety of farm subjects which will include a discussion of national annual held at DOLLAR L — a day set aside as Christmas MONDAY — THRIFT DAY! Your dollar goes further at the National Dollar Thrift Day! IIer& you yill find a store full of gift items at prices that will amaze you for National Dollar Stores ALWAYS SELL FOR LESS And for “Christmas Thrift Day” prices are still lower Follow the crowds to the National Dollar Store— where thrifty shoppers do their buying — where you get the most for every dollar you spend The convention of the federation which opens at 9 a m W edhpsday will be preceded by a meeting of the home and community department all day Tuesday Tracy R Welling executive secretary of the federat- Dance The will be ka ''r? hotel at Rhode population 1 farm' r’ worst efiemy—the noxious weed —will be discussed by George L Hobson state supervisor Of weed eradication at the evening session December 8 of the' annual convention of the- - Utah Farm Bureau federation to be held in the Newhouse Opens with Inand New" Mexico remained period ending July 492000 - led In - the— amount-of- — 12 and approximately 12000 since crease however by boosting Its unchanged while all others gained 1930 federal census bureau figures total to 8000 in the past year and New York with a jump of 24000 led In Increase released to the' Associated Press In 48000 since 1930 Saturday-showeC D Washington Wyoming showed an increase of 2000 in the past year and 10000 Total population of the state was since 1930 to give a total of 235000 Veterans Will EIect Nevada increased only 1000 for set' at 519000 which allowed Utah Wasatch camp No 7 United Spanto "keep its lead as the most heav- a total of 101000 ish War Veterans will hold its an- In other states throughout tlw nu&l election of officers Tuesday at ily populated state of the internation Kansas failed to gain 8 p m-- in the Civic center mountain area: in the to conquer the Utah Ability 3 B I J j f 2-P- c EShit Pajamas tuckstiich pajamas long sleeves Attractive necklines Some with collar --Trousers have ski Imt tcm Stzcif:1 6Sha 17Ideal tor giffand winter wear CHRISTMAS SALE Tvo-plec- -- e IJ lU ? 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