Show J f'U $ Wedncbday Morning- £lK Salt £akc Trilmtu- - - ‘Shoots Lake Eighteen Sek Mining Scholarships Club lo Press a Eighteen applications have been received by the United States Refining and Mining Smelting rompany for two siholarships offered b the rompain for sons of emplojes F S Mulock general i manager in charge of western op’ K 111- erations said TursdiV r scholar- rfVf Faclwof the ships cairies an annual stipend of S100 for study at the I niversitv reat (icorgcv I Waters Jr of Utah The applications will be Salt lake sunsets are "phototurned over to the scholarship graphically perfect ” committee of the university vvhic h them probably will begin sifting nesf week Ml NJulock said He added that announcement of Ex-Reside- nt winners ptobablv will not be made until since the committee will weigh the qualifications of each applicant carefully and have personal Interviews with some or all of thonl Eleven applications have been received for the Dow me Davidson Muir Jr scholarship for study of mining and geology and seven for the Waller Hazen Eardley scholarViews ship for study of nonferrous metallurgy Mr Mulock stated Says Competition is limited to sons of employes who have been on the company’s payroll on daily George T Waters Jr of Rocheswages for five yeais or longer ter N Y son of Mr and Mrs prior to June 30 1930 George L Waters of 1214 Fifteenth Fast street and staff photographer for the Fastman Kodak rompany was in Salt Lake City Saturday to take pictures of the "perfect’ sunsets over Great Salt lake He and a fellow photographer Briggs Austin a former Salt Lake resident were sent on a company Residents of the Uintah basin mission Mr W'aters said Tuesday will tome to Salt Lake City Wed- to photograph several western nanesday night to participate in a tional parks Mt Carmel nnd the 'J rtbune-'- I elegram broadcast at 7 rC reat Salt lake sunsets Already p m in honor of their communifinished at Yellowstone and Grand ties Teton nationnl parks Mr Waters iaclio program said their assignment In Salt Lake The over station KSL is another of City might lust only one day the newspapers’ "Know Your "The lake sunsets are perfect West” series It will from ft photographer's point of relate the stirring history of the view” he explained “The lake highway 40 region and its future Itself nets as a reflector the prospects based on limitless miner- mountains provide a broken horial resources zon and the desert on the other Speakeis will be Dr R Q War-noc- k side of the mountains supplies bapresident of the Uintah through dust particles every color schedThese conditions of the rainbow sin industrial conference uled August 23 24 and 27 at Fort are met nowhere qjxe in the Duchesne and C C Wright vice world ” The number of visitors lo the president of the U B I C and superintendent of the Indian agency Eastman exhibit at the New York The annual confer- w orld s fair vv ho see the attractions in the basin ence dealing with problems of re- of the west should help the tourist gional development is combined trade to no mean extent the with an Indian fair at the historic photographer said fort Mr Waters' western photoSix-- students to compete In the graphs which have included a quiz contest on Intermountain facts skiing series at Alta are someare sponsored by civic clubs as times "light sequences” The sefollows Harvey Natches and Hel- quences are taken at the same Lions spot without moving the camera Roosevelt en Wiscombe club Francis McKinley Vernal but at several different times durAmerican Legion post Lola Nash ing the dav securing all the lightVernal junior chamber of com- ing effects possible between sunmerce and Harold Lldridgc Jr rise and sunset Duchesne Lions club Members of the organizations parents friends and relatives of the contestants and residents in general of the Uintah and Duchesne county communities will (ihL KUV four-vea- fi 7 iUxperl Arrives in Salt Lake On Hay Fever Research Tour Demand for Use of Pool Two Winners W ill Get Free Courses -- disease Dr Durham takps tests every 1000 feet in altitude and every 50 to 100 miles in horizontal flight using a device which exposes a microscopic slide outside the window He planned to leave for the northwest Wednesday morning Ills experiments are in cooperation I Air United ines Pennsylvith vania Central Air Lines and Pan American Airways Photographs Lake Scenery ami Main Fast Broadway 1st South and State tltli South Uintah Basin Salute Slated I1 It “1-- 1 PAY-DA- Sntlej2i“-‘’26'- Mutton Chops 2 HENS Riles Arranged tour The Tribune-Telegraplant during their visit here and listen to the broadcast in the newspapers’ auditorium County to Adopt ‘Street’ Labels Salt Lake county commissioners approved Monday the suggestion of Richard R Lyman engineer and memher of the L D S that council of twelve apostles the word "street’ be plated on street number signs being installed on countv loads Under a new svstem worked out bv Mr Ivmnn and adopted by the board all streets and roatls aie numbered according to their distance fiom 'Iemple square For South now instance Tvv entv-tlurHowis 2300 South and so on ever the word "street1 had been left off the signs 'I his will he corrected gradually as new signs are Installed Mis for Funeral services Bertha Raymond Hyde 57 who died Monday nt 6 47 p m at her home 823 Second East street of a stomach ailment will he conducted Thursday at 12 15 p m in the Eighteenth L D S ward chapel by Bishop llobcr C Kimball Mrs mouth Hvde 111 was born in MonMarch 27 1381 a daughter of John Nelson and Alice Mills Raymond and came to I tab She was an active member of the I I) S church serving as teacher in the Eighteenth ward Primnrv and Sundnv school and ns a worker in the Salt Lake temple and the genealogical society Her husband T zra 'I Hvde died two months ago Surviving are thiee daughters Alice Sturgis of Seattle Mrs Mis Virginia Moms nnd Wash Mrs Floise Hansen of Salt I ake d Citv a sister Miss Minnie F of Salt Lake Citv two brothers Geoige II and Albert R Raymond of Illinois and three grandchildren Friends nenv call at 76 I nst Leader Tells Seventh South street Wednesday and until 1130 a m Ihursday and at the funeral chapel to minto services Burial will Illinois citizens are displaying utes prior keen inteiest in restoration of be In Citv cemetery eatly L P S shrines in their state Bryant S Hincklcv former d Rav-mon- LDS TOMATO JUICE FRUIT JARS-Q- Is president of the I D S northern states mission told members of the Sons of Utah Prone us Luncheon club Tut silav at the Lion ' A soc ini ec ntc r ted stnt e 111 si oi u a Ask for Details I gl gf on New MORMNtl vl 4 Thieves Steal Two Home Radios Two Salt Lake City residents reported to police Tuesday thieves had taken their portable radio sets W V Palmer of 1171 Richards direct told officers his $22 97 set was stolen from his service station at 1447 South Main street while he was outside the building Three negroes were blamed for theft of a radio set from L T 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I’VE NEVER SUCH DELICIOUS TASTED Previous tests condurted by Dr Durham and reproduced in his own writings show that Salt Lake City has a relatively low proportion of pollen in the air only a fraction of the amounts in the middlewest h Russian thistle ragweed and are the principal offenders here On his air travels he wdll learn the distribution of the pollen at various altitudes and its drift on the air currents He hopes to define the pollen "border line” which runs along the Cascade mountains leaving coastal cities free of the One of Americas foremost experts on hay fever— Dr Oren C Durham— said in Salt Lake City Directors of the Salt Lake rlub decided Tuesday to Tuesday night that the medical Is still far from finding press their demand for use of the profession nn effective cure for the allergy public safety building gymnasium that afflicts one of every 20 perand swimming pool for membeis of sons the group's underprivileged boys’ “To begin with nobody yet unclub derstands thoroughly just how poland spores cause hay The decision to continue the fight len grains He added fever” he commented Police Chief William C that repeated treatment with anagainst Webb s action In terminating use tigen sometimes produces immuniof the recreational facilities was ty in individual cases T he Chicago specialist arrived made by the directors after a here to complete the first day s meeting with four legal advisers lap of a 10000-mil- e air trip to colin the New house hotel lect pollen samples at all altitudes ‘We do not believe Chief Webb nnd in all sections of the country the peak hay fever season or any chic f of polite has the right during Dr Durham s study is the first or power to prohibit the use of the aotial survey made in the United that gymnasium and swimming pool to Stales of the cause hay fever although many underprivileged boys" asseited R Jests have been made on the L Irvine rlub president ground :$ Aupuhl 16 In Anitl II I fl 10 — ItIHKI I t 1111111 INI (0 l Nnlt I (II i t |