Show w -- 34 -- -- ’ V irt 7 ' L- - 10 SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER -- THE ' — 6 1931 - i in MilkmaidsContesi Able Competitors — 30000Atleiif Fair On Final Day Concerts — — — - -- T Odd Accidents Injure Eight M ‘1 ewqw Accident caused eight persons to receive treatment Monday at the SaltLaks genpoliceemergency and ’ eral hospitals A possible broken bon In his right band was suffered by Harley Brundage 14 of 852 Pacific avenue when tire flipped off 'STTTEIcycIe he was riding and the rider was thrown over the handlebar Dean Billingsley 4 ton of Mr: and Mrs Arnold J1 Billingsley of 33 Qleveland avenue fell onto a broken bottle when hi tricycle overturned near bis home Dean cut the palm of his right hand A fall from a tree resulted in a fracture of the left arm for Benny Williams 6 son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin H Williams of 1435 West Thirty-thir- d South street while a fall from a fence gave Darlene Kone 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kons of 843 West Third North street chest bruise J Jack Conatser 2 son of Mr and Mr Max C Conatser of 444 Eighth East street lost tb fingernail and cut the third finger or hia left hand when ho caught the digit In an automobile door Walter C Wahlasa 19 of 936 West Ninth South street mashed tho second finger of his right hand when he dropped an iron on it Whil swimming at Liberty park Lawrence Howell 13 of 832 East Fifth South street stepped on a piece of glass and cut hia left foot Elaine Lord 8 daughter of Mr Waites Lord mondt avenue was struck by a rock Contests H’iml'UrAimuaI“ ta Festival at Murray of con' awards of presentation with band concerts and sports events Monday brought the second annual Salt Lake county fair to a MURRAY— Completion tests V" And Close Thirty thousand people thronged Murray park and the fairgrounds during the afternoon -- State and county traffic officers estimated at least 7500 automobiles were parked In the grounds at one time Bands Play Concerts" Bands from Magna Bingham and Draper played concerts in the park during the day Softball games were played at 7 8 and 9 p m Special musical entertainment was featured throughout the day A feature which attracted much Interest was the milkmaidl)' milking event which drew five contestants Little Marjorie McClaus 7 of Tooele received applause when she managed to draw better than three pounds of milk Ja three minutes Takes First Place Mrs Anna Rottini of Taylorsville “ErEr L-- H Utah Pioneer To Celebrate Mrs Helen D Frame Utah will celebrate her ninety-thir- d birthday anniversary Tuesday at the home of a daughter Mrs Maude F Hanks of 180 West Fourth North street Born In Hillhead Scotland September 6 1845 Mrs Frame came to Utah in 1868 with her husband David Dick and her small child The couple lived for a year in Echo canyon where Mr Dick worked oh a railroad at request of Brigham Young then L D S church president Later they lived successively in Salt Lake City plo-hd- er i ’ Following the death of MivDick she married Archibald Frame In 1882 wnd remained in Taylorsville until four years ago when she returned to Salt Lake City to live ' with her daughter An active L D S church worker she has served many years in the ' Primary associations Relief society and temple work thrown by another child and suffered a severe bruise behind the right ear Vora and Veca Baker twins from Holladay just before they started in the milk maids’ contest at the Salt Lake county fair Vora won third place Winners Tyke Cash Premiums Two Summer At Salt Lake County Fair Play Spots MURRAY — Winner of various depart'dreis babr petticoat and bonnet kitchen manta of the Salt Lake county fair were apron crocheted shawl Mrs George E Gordon of Murray aweet named Monday with rash premiums paid cucumber pickles Nina Kingston of Murray for first second and third pUres Mrs E L Smith of 1808 Princeton currant jelly Mrs Ada C Higgins of Salt avenue 8a It Lake City won mora than $21 Lake City child’s suit rompers sleeping in prises from the home economics depart- suit Vera G Piston of Sait Lake Citv ment alone Eighteen of her entries chief- handkerchief (hit bedspread dresstr scarf Doreen- - Lltson of Muriav ly in the fruit and vegetable canning claaaaa baby sweater suit child's coat: Mrs W M Frame of Balt won first places Lake City fancy apron Mrs Ada Hogan Other first place winners In the home of West Jordan crocheted table cover: Fera economics department were Limtra Hem- Flayer of Murray coarse ‘"Spread Mrs first iti doilies knitted ming of Midvale tllow cases and knitted shawl Mrs LaRue J P Olon of Salt Lsks Citv needle point stool Clara Whlta of Balt Morgan Hogan of 8alt Lake City night Lake luncheon set City chair set CarnUlia Clayton of gown booties street dress and afternoon dress Rubv Hauaknecbt of Murray whole Murray pillow cases Bertha Crane -of Mur-- ray ceuterpleca wheat bread white bread and variations Julia Smith of Salt Lake bitv afghan Evelyn 8mith of Hurray canned pork knitted suit Mra Mary C Nelaon of Murfresh gooseberries Vera ray braided strawberry-ja- m rug Mrs Carrie Johnson of Morteuson of Riverton child's snow anil hooked rug: Mrs Ernsine Larson coat Frances Frame of Salt Lake City MidMle crocheted table cover Emily fresh canned pears dark cherries light of Murray knitted dollies: Melba Terry of Murray cherries Marion Boggess of Sandy goose Deming of Midvale buffet set and cotton berry lam frAh strawberries strawberry dreass Frank Ztmmesmau Mrs of bait of Ford Victoria ftpple Granger jelly jelly Lake Citv centerpiece Pearl Labrnm of Clara Richards o Midvale canned mutton Murray wool suit Helen Giboresa of Mid dill pickles peas Mrs George Thaxton of Riverton native vale party dress currants Ruth Greensldes of Sait Lake Flower Display City fresh peaches canned chicken Naomi M Sweepstake and first prise winners In Simper of Murray knitted eultsDeliaNellie Mtneor ffi—ftowar jnrlmUtt “SwaapsUskai earrnrf Richards of West Jordan' rubber of bath towels Agnes Densle of Herrimsn plant ’Mrs William Yates of Murray a canned beef raspberry fuchsias Kathryn Wheeler of Murray cucumber pickle LaMar White of Holladay gladioli jam tomatoes Mrs J N Wallses of GranA 1$ Parsons of Halt Lake City dahlias ger canned corn First places for outtlaudiuug displays Cellar Quilt were awarded to Mra D L Bowen of beat arrangement Mra Kathryn Murray Clark Anderson of Salt Lake City fancy Wheeler of ifttfray dinner table arrangecollar J P Olsou of Halt Lake City pieced ment Mra Karl D Kvans of Midvale quilt Mrs 8 M - White of Salt Lake City breakfast table arrangement Mrs George crocheted bedspread: Haish Buttertield of Lahrum of display and Mrs Murray H P Mrs Riverton pillows Hemtngseu George K Gordon hall bedroom of Murray of Midvale socks Ada Hogan of Midvale display pillow lace Mrs Albert Atwood of CresWinners exhibits claai— (open Dairy of cent doilies Esther Jensen Handy batty of first places include Weston Daw of Murray Jersey calf Albert Daw of Murrey get of sire end Jersey cow I- - L Madsen of Murray get of sire Guernses heifer junior heifer "Sunset Golden Hurst’ D R Greenwood of Saudv and “Loyal" Holfour females in milk two Holstein Holstein cow and Holstein stein heifer bull ADVICE FOOT OH COMFORT and SHOES SEPTEMBER 6 7 8 9 AND 10 from Rtiaarcli Department of th" Makeri of Health Spot Shoot wilt h ot A SpcioI Raproiontotiro th VOrq' and Foot MARTIN’S Slio HEALTH SPOT SHOE STORE FROM TUESDAY UNTIL SATURDAY Thit Special Kepraiantativc It trained it FOOT IALANCE AND SHOE FITTING and wiH giv yoo valuable informotioa an your that fitting problem-a- nd THIS your foot comfort IS SERVICE 'A8SOLUTELY people kovo fouo4 right ihoet have balanced feat hnJ cleared np aH foot trouble Learn how faat con ha straightened making yon foal bettor aH that Many i! No matter you hove that their weak np aver how -- maay thrnge haw many yeort yon hava''1ea in search of foot comfort Wf SINCERE-I- T RELIEVE THAT WI'-CAHELP SOLVE YOUR FOOTV i NEW INVENTION! Firs! Time in Sail Lake ''tend or PROBLEM Don't Miss This Opportunity to Consult This Special Representative TELL A FOOTSU FFERIPMS Eyery proud parent gets a big thrill as he sees the kiddies with their shining morning faces tromp back to school again Be sure that each boy and girl is provided with Pens Pencils Note Books Ink Erasers Rulers and Books Come to Book Headquarters and let us help you We carry the largest stock of School Supplies in tha fit out the youngsters - — - — Intermpuntain Region— Book Sale Starts Tuesday Morning A special sale of excellent books somp " will begin Tuesslightly shelf-wor- n day morning September ' I A 'J f Martin’s Ilcnllli Spot S' hoc 159 So Main St Couple Mark 60th Wedding Date Store Salt Lake City Utah 'Descendants and friends of Mr and Mrs A C Farley of 1139 East Fifth South street met in th home of a daughter in Mill Creek canyon Monday to honor the couple on their sixtieth wedding anniversary The family reunion was held st the summer home of Mrs Stringam A Stevens in Mill Creek canyon Seven of the Couple’s eight 'living sohasnd daughters attended Mind Mrs Farley were married in the old L D S Endowment house in Salt lake City' September 5 1878 and lived in Ogden and Peterson before moving to Salt Lake City In 1932 Close Suffers Minor Hurts Lucille Jefinlngs of Murray was treated at the police emergency hospital Monday at 5:30 a m fob cuts on her head suffered In a minor accident hear Evanston Wyo A second lot of splendid books by leading authors priced Tit 6 One lot of books including fiction ligious and miscellaneous books is fered at 3 re- Also a special bargain on some out-"- fv' standing Biographies This is the sale you have been waiting of- -' "7' JBfw91 - -- for — -- — See our delightful selection of Greeting Cards for every occasion DESERET BOOK COMPANY 44 East South Temple Salt Lake City Utah for Year Salt Lake City’s pleasure lover night crossed two of the most popular resorts off their week-en- d lists and then heaved sighs of relief because others will remain open despite the Labor day “official closing” date Saltair popular bathing and danc ing resort wrote ’finis” to its summer season with a Labor day dance Postseason dances will be held from time to time during the autumn however the management announced Next year’s Saltair sea' son will open shortly before Memorial day Lag oon Utah fun spot besida TX SThighway 91 between Salt Lake City and Ogden also called it “quits” Monday night It will not reopen until Memorial day 1939 Left for pleasure seekers who like Monday region’s to flee the city on evenings and week ends however were a variety g of fun centers within distance Sunset beach on the shore of Great Salt lake near Garfield will stay open "until Christmas morn- ing” according to E H Thompson manager The resort will not Cur tail its present entertainment program until severe cold weather makes it impossible to continue Mr Thompson said Black Rock located near Sunset beach also will remain open as long as the weather permits according to a n announcement from thn man agement Plnecrest Inn in Emigration canyon will remain open until September 17 with two more Saturday night dances scheduled Saratoga on Utah lake will remain open at least until Sunday easy-drivin- Como Springs just- - above Mor- gan In Weber canyon also will re' main open at least one more week Nor will the closing of these outdoor entertainment centersjmdJiRe season“for holiday-lovin- g Utahns Alpine lodge at Brighton will remain open throughout the year— even if roads become temporarily Schneltter’s Hot Pots Impassable and Luke's Hot Pots near Heber also intend to remain open throughout the winter Soldier Stabbed During Argument Stabbed by an unnamed companion near Pioneer park Blaine Phillips 23 private of company I at Fort Douglas was treated at the Salt Lake general hospital Monday at 10 p m for a superficial wound 0 above the left clavicle Detective Lester F Wire he had been drinking with a companion whose name he did not learn prior to an argument near the east edge of the" park' -- Harold DEVELOPED Any size roll developed and eight guaranteed prints ’ FRIEND ABOUT THIS UNUSUAL DEMONSTRATION - '1 Avron Osguthorpe of South Halt Lake of MidJersey heifer A H Bet kit rand vale four Jersey cows “Jean- - “Beulah “Matesty" Bawden dairy four Hoisteins Harmon dairy of Draper Holstein heifer Stanley Neff of Handy two heifera one heifer Holstein heifer Holstein heifer and Houston dairy of Murray Holstein hull Jersey bull Green MeadownTr Farms of Halt ’KinirModT-QefbefTeyLake CUv and “Orale Gambage Duke “ r F A bad 4 H Future Farmers of America and Chib dairy exhibits winning first places— Horder Jaynes of Crescent “Ormsle sue Plebe" James Attwood of West J Weston Daw of Murray Guernsey heifer "Kmtnert Blua Bell" Avron Osguthorpe “Knight Volunteer Princess” Special awards and first placet won by clubs and Future Farmeie of America Included the following Boys' heajth contest Clair Phillips of Murray gold msdal Marvin Wallace of Taylorsville stiver med- demonstration MarviuWallaca and Jamea Wallace of Tavlorsville sewing demonstration Myrtle Steadman and Rea Fay Beckstead of West Jordan chicken killing demonstration Dal Bello of Magna— Hemp-shore- s first place Swine department City Douglas Hlxon of Halt Lake Citv of Salt Lake and Decker brothers each with five firsts: A 0 Wallin of Balt Lake City two firsts Raio Eastwood of Halt Lake Citv Farl Schoenfeld of Magna and Kermit Miller of Salt Lake City Jackson of East Duroc 1 r v— Biain of Murrav Mill Creek: Harman Nalaon James Wallaoo of Ball Lake Citv: H C MilNielson of Murray with threa first ton Cannon of 8alt Lake City and Wallace Brother! of Salt Lake City with two flrata Cheater White — Vance Wood of Midvale Welhv Ruahton of Salt Lake Citv and Lewis Casio of Holladay three flrata: Rosa Bumlnaham of 8ntv four first placesWarn First places In the art department awarded as follows: Delbert I arson land Rachel Keaerlan raping and jtlll life Senaich Loretta pore rail figure study Miller dealtn: Ruth Carlson post' Lorain ar Evelyn Ames tooled leather and model In Ini In relief Curt Bubel lanrlecapln still Ufa In oil and oil: Mra E K Boe rhlna palntlna and V E Andaraon art metal and woodwork S L FREE FOOT BALANCE INDICATOR RESGS AGAIN and-Mrs- — first— nlaoo— wtnrnrr — fnliha-Tirt- lh 105 pounds Mrs Katherine Petrlich of Midvale took second place with 10 pounds even and Vora Baker Veca 14 of Holladay took third Raker twin sister of Vora was the other contestant finishing close behind her sister The special award of a Jersey heifer calf given by George Winder of Winder dairy was won by Jack RichafHs of Magna for the best project completed this year in or F F A club work THE SCHOOL BELL -- Fall Severely Injures S L Man 70 Extra Prints 3c Soren Nielsen 70 of 110 South State street remained in poor at Salt Lake General hospital late Monday where he was taken after a fall Sunday evening at Regent and Second South streets The aged man apparently-fainte- d and fell to the sidewalk suffering a possible skull fracturs and severs head lacerations Support tho Firm that brought Salt Lake Low Frlco Flint Semco E PACIFIC WEST FIRST CHOICE ABOVE ALL MOTOR OILS Tho Proven Motor Oil For Your Car IN-TH- 'n Matt oa jomr Fllma Itea to ear Sarvlco ornera JTIIE FOCALSCOPE 243 Scuih tUla SI 'V OTurjDRHD oiIi-comph- uy of CMiFonnim USE OUR NATIONAL CREDIT CARD— GOOD FROM COAST TO COAST |