Show ttl 22 Sunday Morning— —J A iTljc ijt Tiairmmfn itfmii 'S&'4S islnut6iffK 3it £akc £ribim? 1939 April 30 s News Happenings About Utah and Utah People Mayor Moves For Okeh Camera Catches Unusual Study at University’s Annual Invitation Meet Of Harbor Site l yif a Continuing Of Projects Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON D C presentative J W Robinson appeared Saturday before the senate appropriations committee asking increases in house appropriations for watershed research work in Utah and California and for range reseeding experimental work in Utah For the former he asked an additional $30000 and for reseeding -Re- $20 000 Mr Robinson explained the steps already taken in the campaign to ' I v xlavAwv V 'iw'fc vftUw xfc& ifeevMvto wrttwV!- 4 x tPUr ivi - ’ - jj MgijjlLjili! t jij iiimnBgT tiT'HJ HJIJ v :m wmWWii IMP1-&& Ms n y ' Iu4f WWA " ij i r : 1 V ' 1 ’ Dancing girls from Utah high schools added rhythm and color to the B Y U meet SaturShown in an interpretive dance number is the dance team which represented day Wasatchuhigh school of Ilcher Box Elder Wasatch Iliglis Carry Off Dancing Honors Cave Will Tribune Intermountain Service PROVO — Box Elder high attsen and Elizabeth Romney and Kaysville and Wasatch county high Provo high coached by Grant BandTribune Intermountam Service Wmmtch high ky’ lions’ at Heber off share carried the AMERICAN FORK— With the coached by Mary Rasband and Too-o- f honors at the senior high school cje final official opening of Timcoached by Margaret Han- conducted sen A rating Pleasant Grove high championships panogos cave for the 1939 season dance set for Sunday cave committee Saturday morning in College hall coached by Ida Hoffman National— AAA rating Tooele in connection with the twenty-nintofficials predicted a record breaklAA rating Wasatch high and Car- and annual meet field track and ing opening day attendance as jon high coached by Alice Brinton relay carnival of Brigham Young Character — AAA rating Box prospects for good W’cather apElder AA rating Pleasant Grove university peared favorable The Box Elder representatives A rating: Wasatch and Carbon Paul R Franae national parks Social— AAA rating Box Elder coached by Miss Elizabeth Romney nnd Carboni AA ratlnjf( Wasatch supervisor for this area speaking of recent improvements at the and Miss Zula Hansen carried off and Davis A rating Tlcasant g cave says ‘The entire triple A ratings in the interpreta- - Grove trail leading up to the cave tive character and social dance Tap— AAA rating Wasatch AA has been reconditioned and deevents and a double A rating in rating Box Elder Beaver coached signed to expose splendid views the tap contest by Catherine Murdock and Tooele of the American Fork canyon The Wasatch county high rep- A rating Entrance to the cave Is now made resentatives won a triple A rating Markham through Hansen cave and in conin the tap event and double A ratMidone sequence passes through dle cave and then into Timpanings in the interpretative national the winter and social dance events and an A ogos Throughout workmen have carefully tunneled rating in the character dance event Provo schools dancers Clean-U- p high away at the limestone walls that by a student Grant Band-let separated the three caves so that coached won a tuple A rating in the innow the visitor his over one-- h ilf VERNAL-- S arted on Thursday coiftest with Vernal terpretative dance mile of underground trails to folchamber of commerce junior low The new indirect lighting their presentation "Song Byon is sponsor tig a 'clean-u- p paint-up- " system reveals the beauty of these The Box Elder presentation in this campaign to last for one week The contest was entitled "Underseas’’ caverns and their formations be the In the national dancing contest drive is to and conducted with ’Today Timpanogos Cave naassistance of Vercooperation tional monument takts its plate Tooele high school dancers coached nal city and other civic orgamza among the sicnie marvels of by Margaret Hansen won a triple tions Utah To visit and pass through A rating with Wasatch and CarBanners have been placed across bon scoring double A ratings the caves is a Mam street and business houses are The Box Elder won which thrill and visitors will engroup displaying placards showing the thusiastically recommend it to the character dance presented a values of "clean up— paint up" in which the five t hi ir friends" act The committee in charge of participants skipped the rope while all arrangements includes Bus doing clever tap numbers Flor- Richnrdon chairman (’ Lawrence ence Nielsen was the star tapper MiMon:in WYloonicd Fox and Arthur Wooley assisted by Bernice Stokes Verna KINGSTON -- A welcoming partv Montgomery Pauline Larson and was held here for Miss Myrtle s Lmene Tlngey L D S missionary Leave who The classified ratings follow’ returned recently from the central Interpretative— AAA Box rating states Elder coached by Misses Zula Han- PROVO— To study geological and biological phenomena In southern Utah and Nevada approximately 35 Provo high school science students left Friday morning for a trip to Zion and Bryce canyons Boulder dam and other points of interest Tribune Intermountam Service The trip Is a yearly event for the THISTLE This little railroad was in charge of the boxing and Ken geology and biology classes town took on the air of a small Rosamond Smith the dances neth E Weight principal Wilmer The of the was highlight Tanner day and biology Instructor metropolis Saturdny as the first the crowning of the queen Miss Dortha Reid instrucThistle day which it is planned to Ruth Stephenson of Thistle a tor accompaniedhomemaking the group make an annual event got under student at Spanish Fork high way with hundreds of visitors school Her attendants were the Nebo Teachers Elect from nearby towns little Misses Charlene Senior and The event culminated several Carma Shepherd Those attending SPANISH FORK — Lynn Hanks weeks of planning by the Civic received gifts of the Spnngville' 6f Salem has been elected president and Athletic clubs of Thistle and Spanish Fork business men of Ncbo Teachers' association sponsors of the event which proThe program featured Thistle Other officers elected are Mrs vided continuous entertainment t ilent Helen Hales Peterson of Spnmsli from 11 a m until midnight A The big spoits event was a boxFork first vice president Willis of us group young girls acting Hill Spanish Fork retiring presiing match hostesses mtiodined the many Two dcnces concluded the dent automatic ally becomes second old visitots and residents to each one of these at Thistle invice president Heber Curtis of other cluded an apron and overall funcLeo Hales and Iiurgis Spnngville hair-ma' John Pace was general tion the other at Lake Side where of Spanish Fork and Rny of the function L K Good the queen appeared at 11 p m Steele of Goshen representatives Open Today h PRICE —Assessed valuation of propei tv in Carbon rountv is expected to be about $'0 000 less than best year according to a report to be completed soon by Charles H Semken county assessor A tentative valuation of $5 724 000 has been arrived at but this figure may be changed by a few to be additions still remaining made Valuation of property taxed this by the state will increase amount to about $20 000 000 "Personal property assessments are somewhat higher this year but are more than of Pet bv a decreae in business assi ssmcnts " explained Mr Semken -- mile-lon- Vernal Begins Week y ’’ Price Completes Ti ee Planting g Watershed district has com program for River this year according to Blame C Morse S C S area forester About 12 000 trees mainly bliuk willows have been planted to pio-tce- t stream banks and (ontrol soil erosion on cooperating farms within the distrut Other trees plan'ed are black locust green ash Siberian elm sumac and other species whose ability to resist erosion has been demonstrated Local C C C boys under direction ef Kean Griffith camp superintend ent did all the planting Senior Week Planned PROVO— Senior week will be at the Provo hgh school from May 8 to 12 featuring a campaign to raise funds for the annual -- senior project yruccT DOWNTOWN HOTEL Supersedes finest In city Near theatres shops and the fair family suites and single rooms at low monthly rates 'OOP Daily 127 ELLIS from (at d ED Powell g Iroo Sud-week- Students' On Southern Trip Thistle Observes First Annual Community Day Celebration pro-gia- il m ‘i 5tvX fri d - && cloucl-rimnie- Utah Churches Open Provo Dates Changed Honors Leader Parley Today Dairy Display Tribune Intermountain Service (Continued From Page One) PROVO — Arrangements were figure loved and respected by all being completed Saturday for the came in contact with her annual session of Mr and Mrs H J Jeppson parthe Utah Congregational conferents of the late Wilma Jeppson ence scheduled to open Sunday W'ere present at Saturday’s parade They lived to see their daughter's morning dream of a posture parade become Principal speakers at the three-da- y the outstanding event on the invisession will be the Rev Wiltation meet program They lived to see Wilma’s dreams come in for liam F Frazier DD of New public praise on the part of Brigham York City executive vice presiYoung university leaders dent of the board of home misC J Hart director of the meet of the Congregational and sions introduced Miss Leona Holbrook and she in turn was in charge of Christian hurches of the United the remainder of the program States and the Rev William C Bell D D also of New York Reads Tribute former agricultural Dr P A Christensen chairman City and of the Bngham Young university missionary in West Africa to the conferThe athletic council read a tribute to ence delegates representing the various Miss Jeppson Ho said in part “The churches in Utah will begin reggirls of yesterday benefited by their istration at 7 p m followed by association Wilma with Jeppa call to order by H Howard son The girls of today are the Olsen of Provo conference modbetter for their having known her— erator and the girls of the Mayor Mark Anderson of Provo tomorrow and tomorrow will mareh will the address of welforward to greater deeds for their come deliver The Rev Harry W Johnhaving participated in this posture son of Boise Idaho superintendparade Wilma’s gift to the girls ent will conduct a devotional pe" of Utah riod The first days program will Miss Ora Christensen of Richfield include addresses by the Rev president of the White Keys un Mr Frazier and the Rev Mr honorary club on the “Y" campus Bell with a gave to Mr and Mrs Jepp'nn a the final event fellowship tea as bouquet of flowers and Miss Wanda Andrus of Salt Lake City chairman of the Women's Athletic associa- through with their glittering distion presented to them a plaque play A tranquil scone this posture pawhich was inscribed with an inscrip tion praising her work in advanc- rade A fitting scene to start off days program of the ing the posture parade from a the final twenty-nint- h renewal of the invitadream to an actuality A soft wind from the south turned tion meet Teams marched in the following the national flag and school flags slightly to the north as if to salute order’ Cyprus American Fork Linthe founder in her final resting coln of Orem Murray Lehi Pleasant Grove B Y High of Provo place in Brigham City Millard County high of Fillmore Rain Settles Dust Jordan South Cache of Hyrum Richfield Box Ten minutes before the posture Provo Grantsville parade got under way a slight ram Elder of Brigham City Gunnison settled the dust on the track and Valiev high school of Gunnison just before the parade started 'he Central of Castle Dale Spanish Fork and Manti sun peeped through Selection of the winning team or clouds and smiled on the display in teams was entrusted to Captain T the "Y" stadium Their bmners dancing in the C Hebertson commander of batbreeze and their marihing feet tery F Provo national guard Mtuned to the music of the Brigham iranda Matson physical education band the 18 instructor at Silt Lake West high Young university marching teams came un with a school and J F Philpy Utah naval gala display Peace a word just recruiting officer in Provo Four schools Brigham Young about unknown in today’s turoulent world seemed the watchword heie high school of Provo Murray Saturday as the feminine mnrrhers American Fork and Provo walked wound their way up and down the off with triple A rankings in the colorful spectacle Five other instadium Plenty Rnothcr word which has stitutions Lincoln of Orem Miljust about become lost in the shuffle lard county high of Fillmore South Cache of Hyrum Lehl and Gunniand the bustle of a business-maworld also seemed a spoken word son Valley high school won double as the marching legions came A honors fifty-fourt- Timpanogos 'ivf-- d Ceremonies honoring the WUe Wilma Jepp son panogos as a backdrop founder of the parade were conducted at the conclusion of the massed drill BYU Posture Parade ' ir vr&v4v£- WflL 't a 1 K dy&A- wMiaH frt v- Standing smartly at attention after the high school posture parade feature of Brigham Young university’s spring invitation meet these girls are shown with majestic Mt Tim- - 1 Carbon Property List Declines reduce flood damage in Davis county through providing better ground cover in the higher elevations directed by the Wasatch branch experiment station which has been operating chiefly with emergency funds The time has come he said when the lessons of the experimental work of the past should be applied in a practical way The funds asked for range reseeding experiments would be expende ed on a tract turned over to the forest service by the resettlement experiment station The reseeding experiments in Utah he explained would be valuable to all western states where the range has been seriously depleted by overgrazing Without this additional money Mr Robinson told the committee tjie work must come to a standstill a thing that should be avoided in view of the new government policy of restoring the range under the new grazing service All the additional money requested Mr Rdbhison said would be spent for scientific experimentation or development work directed by'" competent scientists of the department of agriculture The control of floods would save many millions in property and reseeding the public range will vastly increase its carrying capacity and permit expansion of the livestock industry he concluded 3500-acr- ’ VERNAL— Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 1 30 p m in Gllnes L D S ward chapel for who Richard Karren Woodruff died Thursday of accidental gun wounds The boy was returning from a neighboring farm to his home and his gun fell from his lap to the As he reached for the ground gun it was fired and sent a bullet through his stomach and into the lower region of his heart He was born in Vernal on June 34 1920 a son of Eugene and Myrtle Karren Woodruff Services will be conducted by Bishop John B Eaton and interment will he in Fairvitw cemetery directed by Swain Funeral home pleted its ? V Robinson Asks Gun Victim’s Funeral Set Prue Flood Funds A £ Tribune Intermountain Service PROVO — Governor Henry II Blood is Rsked to make a formnl application to the national parks service for the proposed Utah lake harbor project in a letter mailed Saturday by Mayor Mark Anderson cf Provo The request was forwarded to the governor following receipt of a communication from Congressman J W Robinson stating that a formal application from the governor is necessary in order to make a proper record for the project It appears that all agencies interested are willingjhat the harbor improvement be made at the mouth ef the Provo river Mayor Anderson pointed out Provo city’s property together with accretion ground held by the state will provide ncaily enough area and as soon as the formal application is made options will be secured on additional acreage that may be needed the mayor said Under tentative plans the harbor and recreational aiea will Include camp grounds play grounds and beach facilities The harbor would be an irregular island basin with 2100 linear feet of shore line The recreation project promises to be one of the most Important in the state Mayor Anderson believes Provo interests have asked the national parks service and the C C C for aid in building the project and have received favorable indications that the project will be carried out Efforts are being made for the establishment of a special C C C camp for the project and it is hoped that work will get under way early next fall TRICE— Ulaliii Seeks Range and tr Seeks Blood's Aid for Lake Project Boil Conservation Tribune Special Correspondents By five-da- y never-endin- h g For Piute JUNCTION — Piute County Agricultural Agent Lloyd R Hunsaker Friday announced a change in the dates of the spring dairy show to Monday and Tuesday May 8 and 9 at Cireleville instead of the previously announced dates of May 2 and 3 Information received from officials of the Utah State Agricul tural college caused the postpone ment because of a conflict with another dairy show making it impossible for M B Nichols field man for the Holstein-Friesiaassociation with headquarters in Oregon to attend the Piute county show on the earlier dates ‘The later date gives committees a little more time in which to perfect arrangements and owners of stock to be exhibited a little longer to get their stock in shape for the show ” Mr Hunsaker said C B Crane principal of Piute high school at Cireleville is general chairman for the annual show which is sponsored by Cireleville commercial club n Provo Rotary Club Elects Officials PROVO — S Dwight Packard superintendent of Provo division of the Utah Power and Light company has been elected president of Provo Rotary club to succeed T C Larson Wyman Berg local mortician was named vice president and W R Green salesman was reelected secretary J C Moffitt Boyce Rawlins and Sidney W Russell were named directors and with Mr Lareon who automatically becomes a director constitute th board Automobile Hits Kills Proo Twenty Milford Proclaims Sheep PROVO — May Week Clean Up MILFORD — So Milford may assume her rightful place among the clean and well-kecommunities of Utah Mayor L A Wynaught designated May 1 to May 6 as "clean-u- p week” and urged all organizations and persons to cooperate The newly organized Milford junior chamber of commerce met with the town board and agreed to lead in the clean-u- p campaign Approximately 20 she were killed and others Injured whi an automobile reportedly driven Wayne Stnngfellow 22 of Salt Lai City ran into a herd on the Lindi hill north of this city Saturd morning Utah county officers r ported Stnngfellow was apparently tra eling too fast and was unable stop without striking the shee Deputy Sheriffs Arthur Winters ai J J Mercer said The sheep we owned by Parley and Franc Probst of Midway d Brandi College Class Builds Incubator— Not for Ejs Tribune Intermountam Service CEDAR CITY— Students in C request of Dr A A Jenkins disB Cooley's building trades classes trict public health physiojan and will be used for premature babies at Branch Agricultural college born in Iron county have undertaken numerous proj"Our infant' mortality rate U ects during the past three years comparatively high in Utah and we fell many premature babies including complete construe tinn of three homes but probably the ran be saved through usd of the oddest job yet turned out by the ipcuhutor" Dr Jenkins sale! de'future building engineers and The simple contraption cabinet maUeis’ is an ineuhutor completed last week No none of the bens are Interested In chickens or duetts or any of the ordintrv uses to whi h incubators me put The ineulm-to- r referred to was built at the signed by Dr Jenkins and Mr Cooley will be available for use of any phjsiian In the country and will be 'used for demonstrations in other counties of the stnte where Dr Jenklnshnpe s to hav others installed he said food Juicy fruih Twice Ai Long I Praiurv Pood lottor SEE FREE THESE FREEZER more lie falter SEALED New Zero Temperature fur COMPARTMENT rl meats MOBILE ICE SHELVES and removable needs SEE Iho Plavc NORGE HYDROVOIR Keeps vegetables gardi Ircih and crisp ICE 0 BAR Removes Ice cube -- ooc 0 tiy and easily SPECIAL I0TTLE STORME Sled hclf t the one you want All ROUNDED C0RNUS for euy clcmm fully sealed Lazilatth Doors DUO Fully admstable sliding storage space to At ROllATOR MECHANISM Norge invi tion that produces greater cold grea moisture Simplest surest Warrim lor 10 years jo u BEFORE APPLIANCE 136 Proiorvot OTHER GREAT NEW FEATURES Purer Ice— No contamination Only treeur sealed and rear front HANDfFROSTFR New easier defrosting — Simplest surest safest COIDPACK Cold Storage Plant for a GLACIER And YOU BUYI ((STORES (f— EAST BROADWAY SALT LAKE |