| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Utah GrO P Chairman Raps Pioneer Called North ’Summit JBcovoXead B Y U Commercial Meet Proposed Outjay for Relief a David J Wilson Declares U S Spending Program Would Bring Inflation Weber Republican Parley Slated May 14 II SATURDAY MORNING APRIL 19 1938 NewestStyleTs! Greatest Values! in Men's Two High Sclioftls Take Lion’s Shape of B And A Honors in Annual Contest Richfield Youth Wins Individual Stardom t Tribune Intermountain Senrice Tribune Intermountain Service OGDEN—President Roosevelt’s plan of “priming the pump” by PROVO—North Summit Jiigh in class B and Provo high in a federal expenditure of $6500000000 was declared Friday night class A carried off the' lion’s share of honors Friday in the fourteenth annual intermountain commercial contest of Brigham Young by David JJWHson of Ogden state Republican chairman to be r the essence of futility iij so far1 as real recovery is concerned university silver loving cup for hlflMit tint More than 600 students from 48 company Mr Wilson addressing the Weber econd ytar combination loam ayra with 99 45 par cant for first ytar and 994 In schools Utah Idaho Wyo- par oant for tccond ytar high county Republican central commitRichmond Anderson of Richtee asserted the president in his ming end Nevada participated In fieldindividual— first Louis Street of Provo second in shorthand type- Marjorie Duke of Wasatch held contest the high third Bev“fireside” talk Thursday night “did erly Newren of ProvoB fourth writing and bookkeeping class Typewriting not offer a single new thought for — Mre Novice North Provo high directed by Summit (Orla Mae Smith belle space and Marv firet Ethel Spencer carried off four firet La relief of the situation wnich faces team average 46 66 words Bargeijt) — A in Individual class events while Holman of Delta Mafjorie places Americans” He just made a- plea first 55 2 words with 12 errors Lola North Summit high won three first high with 54 6J Auderaon of Moroni second for the people’s cooperation in it words with 17 errors Janie Grlhble of places in the class B competition new spending spree said the ReNorth Bevier third with 53 93 words with 24 errors Prove’e Record publican leader Tribune Intermountain Service Beoond year— North Summit high (Lams Lola Mips and Marjorie JCvaua) "The program if carried out will CEDAR CITY — Plans and ftargeut Provo’e In was record first place teara average 7167 words firat purbring on an inflation which will poses of Utah’s observance of naLarue' (Urgent of North Sumthe first and eecond year shorthand mitindividual— 79 47 words with eight errors either repudiate the national debt tional airmail week events combination shorthand and Harryfiret IB to 21 Miiurfo of Hinckley eecond 77 67 May or else mean a staggering tax were discussed with words with 15 errors Lola Mills of North typewriting 8nd the amateur type- Rummlt postmasters of third 69 33 words with 46 errors burden won Second were southern Utah Thursday and Frt fourth places writing Wyo Floyd Bishop of Douglas Mrs Susannah T Robison 66 words with four errors In the combination Assails Uncertainty bookkeeping 67 Amateur— day at a series of meetings attend' Lehi high (Helen Hansen lit Pioneer event aecond-year passes Friday night book' the and ed L A Smoot Salt Webb and Beatrioe Warded) first team by Postmaster "The " worst feature in America Lake 19 words average of 66 Helen keeping contest City state chairman of air Hausen of Lehi first today is the uncertainty of every- mail week and Hello Chrtstoffer-so- n North Summit high won first 83 Individual— Ida ftielioa 39 words with 40 errors Juab 58 worda of thing We need a policy toward county second-year novice in the places first hjjjhtsecond?! congresBrigham City errors third! with 49 business which will be stable for sional district chairman and combination typewriting con- 66 39 words with 45 errors Norene Arat least 10 years so that confidence Meetings at Holden and Cedar 49 North nold of fourth 66 iummtt words r second-yeaIn second the test place with 33 errors We’re drifting may be restored shorthand contest on Thursday and in Richfield Accuracy awards: Novice— Marjorie Holman of Delta high toward a centralized government City school Richfield its on and Mantl up high kept Friday first 55 49 words with 42 errors second acquainted and state socialism The two ten- postmasters with plana for nationfine record by winning first place year Floyd Bishop of Douglas Wvo first t dencies of the new deal which we wide observance of the week which with 6760 words with four errors first-yeevent in the ' Susannah T Robison bookkeeping lit Webb of Lehi first 66 39 words must combat are first the breaking commemorates the twentieth anniand taking the combination book- with 45 errors down of state lines which is leading Typewriting class A: keeping contest This school also versary of inauguration of airmail Novlca— Ogden high (Marforle Hampton to dictatorship Came Here in 1861 won and second the service in this Mildred Hanson aud Margaret Kariho) second in the second-yea- r the During country team avarage 49 79 worda undermining of Individual enter- week wide publicity will be given shorthand contest and had the lndl firetIndividual — Mary Dean Hansen of prise” RichGranite high first 55 88 words with 43 in vidual meet of etar the to afforded after Mrs Susannah T Robison 91 errors Marjorie Hampton of Ogden eeo Mr Wilson called upon Republi- 20 airmailof facilities Mr who first Anderson mond four took Smoot said service ond 65 words with 49 errors Elaine Skinyears e cans and Democrats who of ftpantsh Fork third 5449 words stamps calling attention prominent L D S church worker awards and one eecond place in ner with 17 errors Doreen Skrimpton of Tooele are opposed to new deal policies “to toCachet at events A woman died class Utah and airmail week and local industries 52 08 words with 13 errors pioneer get together on common ground" Second year— Granite high (Ray will be in use 9:50 p m at the home of List of Awards Alta Jones and Don Biadburg) first The central committee meeting Ceremonies will at all post offices team average 65 72 words held be at Cedar Kirk-haW Mrs Francis her was presided over by LeRoy B Richmond Anderson of Richdaughter Individual— A events: City and Richfield airports May 19 first 78 13 words with 22 srrors: 436 Twelfth East street of - Anderson annexed first place in field Young county chairman The com- when a pick-u- p Mastrloo of Granite eeeond 6733 is made Ray a atop by mittee decided to hold mass meetwith six srrors: Jean Larsen of second-yea- r shorthand accuracy in words plane at the two cities and 20 other causes incident to age Provo third 65 59 words with 20 errors ings under the new primary law on Utah towns which do not have regu- r iiiL(i combination — Mrs Roblsonwas active in tem-pl- e shorthand (Olirri)! c Mi o Beverly Newren and Louis Street) first work liere until illness prevent- and speed In shorthand and indi 76 Gilbert malt "Postmaster tanlf 72 words convention on May 14 at 2 p m r aecond-yeaHis was 22 vidual Individual— Branson it of Millard she For ed Jansen said presiMarjorls typewriting years high first 86 96 worda with 12 book- county dent of the L D S Primary asso- second place was la first-yeAsks Public Interest errors Morris Parkinson of Madison high ciation in Millard county and for keeping Rexburg Idaho third 61 66 words with errors Gean Daniels of Provo fourth Mr Young called upon business Gets Army Medal 21 years she headed the Y W M Helen Hansen of Lehi annexed a 21439 words with 15 srrors men and citizens in general to A courser awards' ROCK SPRINGS Wyo-Jo- hn A in the same place A first place in the contest for the Novics — Dean Hansen of Granite “awake to their responsibility under Yedinak Jr a World war veteran She was born February 3 1847 third consecutive year when she first 55 85Marv worda with 13 orron second the new law” so that only respon- wounded in France while Maetrion of Granite first 07 31 event amateur won year of a the Milltown N Ray J typewriting daughter serving at six errors amateur word Marjorie sible citizens will be elected 1 to with company A 361st infantry 91st David and Rose Collier Turner and Miss Hansen failed however to Brunsonwith of MUlard county high first 86 96 office division near Epionville France 'on crossed the plains in 1861 with her chalk up a record as conspicuous as words with six errors of Utah Combination Power award Delegates to the county conven- September 30 1918 was awarded the parents last year when she wrote 93 words Light company— North Summit high and for tion will be apportioned on the medal of the Order of the highest novice and second year combinawith but 14 errors Purple Recalled Hardships tion team average including 46 66 words basis of one for every 30 or major Heart at the Yellowof first teams Other places winning for novics and 71 72 worda for second fraction thereof of the votes cast in stone post Nomeeting - 2316 V year F W Uintah high second-yea- r On the trek to Utah with the were: 1936 for C W Dunn Republican Wednesday Yedinak enlisted high the Murdock pioJohn night company typewriting Douglas Wyo candidate for congress from Rock Springs neers lost 18 of their number due which traveled more than 600 miles to the rigors of the trip Mrs to attend the meet first year B Robison recalled recently at a birth- shorthand Dixie high second year day observance in her hoapr She B shorthand Lehi high amateur B also recalled how at the age of 12 typewriting Ogden high novice A she saw Abraham Lincoln and typewriting and Granite high secheard him address a gathering in ond year A typewriting The summary of winners was as follows PROVO— A verdict of acquittal the Cooper hall in New York high Bookkeeping: First yeif— Richfield In 1863 she was married to Ben- school was returned by a district court jury (Donna Vet Peterson Richmond and Marie Wemotk) first with jamin H Robison and the couple Anderson team average of 217 67 points Millard high Friday In the case of Roy A Strong In in district Deseret the settled Kent Robins and school (Laura Carroll 1882 he died leaving her with the Maurlca Hansen) eecond with team aver- 23 of Springvllle charged with inDavis high (Jean age of 165 33 points children of nine task rearing Hill James Evans and Buster Webb) third voluntary manslaughter of 160 16 points After her active life in and near with team average The charge was filed against — Donna Vss Peteraon of Fillmore Mrs Robison came to Individual Richmond Ander Strong following an automobile acfirst 229 points Marie 20 226 second son Lake Richfield Salt points City approximately cident at First North and Third Richfield third 108 points Reed West streets on January 14 in years ago and had lived here since Warnock Pope of Park City fourth 186 points ? time Uintah Second that (Lucille which Charles Glenn Orr 31 Provo high year— Mildred Lind and Manr Helen Bodily first team averaga 109 30 points mechanic was fatally injured Mills) Plan Funeral Provo high (Bill Rasmussen Richard Reese The trial was conducted before Kay B Kirkwood) second team aver- District Funeral services will be held in and 109 Judge Dallas H Young 23 points Fillmore at a time to be decided ageIndividual— Lucille of Ulntsh Bodily Neberker 127 James 36 66 first call at East points Friends high later may Richfield second 117 points Bill RasSeventh South street Saturday af- of mussen of Provo third 116 points Mildred Lind of Uintah high fourth 112 points ternoon Combintd first year and second year Survivors include three sons J H bookkeeping first awards— Richfield Robison of Logandale Nev Dr with 951 5o points including 653high points in 50 points In second year ana 298 first year Robinson Salt C of Lalgp City contest Provo J second with 767 16 327 69 points in first year and George A Robison'oTHinckley : points Including high BOISE Idaho April 13 OP)— A 439 50 points in second year contests two daughters Mrs Alonzo A andShorthand class B First year— Douglas district court jury brought in a Lake and Salt of City Hinckley high Wyoming (Margaret Saul Helen sit’d Betty Biubam) first team aver- verdict at 8:43 p m Friday Mrs Kirkham two brothers Lorenof 99 11 per cent Bingham high zo Turner of Delta and James Ed- age (Betty Barnett Alice MuNett and Beverly finding Idaho Democratic Chairman second team average of 98 19 per ward Turner of Washington Utah Clgya) Ira J Taylor guilty of failure to cent 81 grandchildren 102 Individual— Margaret Paul of Douglas turn over to the state treasury 868 C Ila Webb of in and eight Wyo first 99 67 per cent public money while he wfts penLehi second 99 55 per Cfnt Jean Stevens of North Summit high 99 22 per cent itentiary warden North of Anderson Sanpete Rslph The case was submitted to them 99 U per cent Yegg company award— Margaret Saul by District Judge Miles 8 Johnson per67 of Douglas Wyo gold medal 99 per rent with but three errors no one qualified of Lewiston at 3:23 p m for the silver medal given for second place Previously the jury listened for fleednd year— Dixie high (Roma Snow five hours to arguments of Romona Cannon and Joe Talley) first nearly North Sum- Attorney General J W Taylor who team average 99 67 per cent mit high (Josephine Paekatt Nortne Ar- conducted the state's case and and Alica Anderton) second team BOISE OPT — Two Indictments nold defense lawyers Bert H Miller and average 96 70 buIndividual— Dorothy Moulding of Park George Donart of Weiser charging high Idaho highway high first 98 73 per cent Josephine reau officials with falsifying certifi- City Psskett of North Summit second 98 46 on were cates state vouchers termed per cent Roma Snow of Dixie third 97 91 per cent Donald Drags of North Summit defective Friday by District Judge 97 71 per cent Isaac McDougall of Pocatello and Gregr company award— Dorothy Mouldor Park City high gold me1 98 73 were referred back to the Ada ing cent with 14 errors Mary Jane White per county grand jury of Park Ctty high silver medal 92 90 per There new indictments might be cent and 21 errors Combination awards— Norene Arnold of voted— if the court’s ruling ca be North Summit first Joe Talley of Dixie E satisfied— or the originals may be high second Fawn Anderson of North Sanpete high third and Jouephlna Paekett permitted to die of North Summit nigh fourth One of the indictments named Shorthand clasa A: First year— Provo high (Enid Pendleton Shirley Oldroyd and A D Stanley maintenance engi- Catherine Bmith) first team average 99 45 James Jewell neer former superper" cent’ Granite high (Marjorie Larsen Ever Since Prof Everson 'Arrived People ifave Riches Enid and Catherine Jacobsen) secvisor of the equipment division ond team averaga 99 37 per cent THAT THE who has not been located and G Been Calling fo This Lecture Individual— Enid Pendleton of Provo 99 67 cent first per — Marjorie Larsen of E McKelvey former public works Granite — second cent 60" 99 Shirley per Is equip-mecommissioner who now Oldroyd of Provo third 99 44 per cent FnM Richea of Granite fourth 99 33 per division accountant cent 7 The three were charged with falsiSecond year— Provo high (Louise Street X Nawrenad 99 43 Betty Mlldenhall) fying a certificate involving a claim Beverl first averaga per cent Rich of $113 payable to the Landes Trac- field team Darthill Dc (Richmond Anderson Th’e tor company for equipment Lauge and Florence Oldroyd) second team 99 24 cent average per indictment alleges however that Individual — Richmond Andasson of Rich157-15- 9 E 9TII SO 99 73 per cent Louise Street the claim was for interest on de- offieldProvofirstsecond 9 67 per cent Fern Carl'obferred payments on machinery son of Granite third 69 65 per cent- Bev7:30 Rousing Song Service Led by erly Newren of Provo fourth 9945 per tained by the state on a cent - Heads Discuss Plans for " Airmail Week FOR EASTER W'"' You’ll like these smart bals with square perforations! 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