Show ' MeI Saturday Morning V MTljc Carnival Air Rttles-- Learn IIow to Twirl Hemp L S County Fail- - Fair Program (SATIKDAY) 9 a m— I’ A and club livestock and poultry judging tennis finals 10 a ni — Draper junior high school band concert 10 SO a m— Red Cross water exhibition direi ted bj Charles G H 11 a m — club team demonstrations Marden Broadbent directing rope twirling lessons 12 noon — Draper junior high school hand concert 1 p m — Swimming meet directed by Emil Samuelson amateur radio hour contests 2 p ni — Milkmaids’ contest di"" rected by Paul C Boyce 8 p ni— Men’s and boys’ singles matches championship archery contest directed by Thomas Welch county class A horseshoe championship contest rope twirling lessons tennis p m— rarm Bureau spirit ruled the Salt Lake county fair at Murray Friday as exhibit judging was almost completed and exhibitors cast aside worries over their entries and joined in the program of sports and outdoor carnival events Not only was it Murray day so called in honor of the Murray school district hut it was also governor s day and great American prospector’s da Governor Henry H Blood was unable to attend the exercises at the bandstand in his honor but Hi E E Monson secretary of state was his personal representative and one of the principal speakers Another speaker was lleber J Grant president of the L D S church These exercises began at 12 10 p m with Tracy R Welling executive secretary of the Utah State Farm Bureau federation as master of ceremonies Music was furnished bv the Murray high school band Officials Speak ( Other speakers included Ward C Holbrook slate farm bureau J R Rawlins chairpresident man of the Salt Lake count v commission and Ernest S Holmes manager of the Utah state fair Guests of honor on the speakers stand Included County Commissioners J B Mullins and Roscoe Boden Mayor J Hollis Aylctt of Midvale S E McKean representing Sandy Milton E Lipman representing Salt Lake City and members of the Salt Lake county fair board headed by E O Brothers and J M Petersen president manager 'the program Friday Included medium and heavyweight horse pulling rontests a demonstration by the Murray drum corps tennis doubles matches championship concerts b the Murray high school band an amateur hour conducted native Salt by Milton Hughes Iaker now of Hollywood horseshoe contests and baseball and softball games Crowds Thrilled r 'I he high dives and fanev high wire acts thiilled the sprrlators at 6 10 p m and 9pm and will be repealed Saturday The "Show of Shows" with Mr Hughes as master of ceremonies was a rousing spectacle will be Saturdays program-- it Jordan day in honor of the Joidan Si hool dislncl— will begin at 9 a m with the Futuie Farmers of Amema and 4H boss clubs livestock and poultry judging and the tennis finals A Red Cioss wafer exhibition is scheduled for 0 a 10 m he milkmaids contest at 2 p m Is esperted lo draw a large audience as will the swimming meet at 1 p m Arc he tv Conlesls hoise-sho- e pitching softball garni s and the oilier features will be events of high quality fair officials piom-ise- d Bingham high and Diaper junior high school bands will furnish conn rts dining the day The com Hiding number except fm the ’Show of Shows” will the Individual stvle chess revue and the ptesenlalion of all contest wm- neis to the audtenc e '1 ISVUtV HAY SIlOi: HEIMIII SPECIAL Entire new bottoms of highest quality crepe rubber at the cial every day price of 1 Kiddies were given free rope twirling lessons at the Salt Lake county fair Friday More lessons and a contest are scheduled for Saturday Betty Litson of Murray is seen taking instruction from Tex Harrison County Fair Board Announces Winners in Many Contests Most of ths sxntbHs re fudged and tiers anm tn ro r rida h the Silt J t llh nh Ihere were fair b iri still a Tpvi t be c mulcted baturrla a r irding to Mrs F O Brothers derkofthe m (ountv fair natftlr AUERBACH’S FOUNDED IBM j -r Mountain Area Parley to Start Tuesday J —kgs? - MAGNA — Justice of the Peace Thomas E Burke of Magna imposed a fine of ?35 Friday on Robert Isakson of Magna following conviction foi tecklexs diiving A jail term was suspended on pnvment of the fine After a bench warrant had been issued Bob 'lav lor of Magna admitted running a stop sign last fm'T June 17 and was sentenced to pav a fine of Y with three dins in the counlv jail suspendc d 'Geoige A Linnebach of 2419 Green street Salt Lake Citv admitted permitting an unlicensed minor to drive his car and was assessed a fine of '?” and two riavs ’Ihe jail lerm and $2 of in jail C II Dorson left and Raymond C Robinson the fine were suspended Charged with having no Utah nationally famous oiganists are shown at the rhauffeiu s license Paul Shields — of 948 West Third South street Salt I ake Cit admitted the allegation and paid a $2 fine Horae Pulling ( onteats I I ighhviiEhf I Salt I il e I Burt mi Cttv with learn weight g 150 pnmils ei h Mi Hi rt n with li rsex medfumwei?ht weichh e 141(1 a 1)00 j mods heaw we eht Leu Hue of f ist MU! C reek with horses weighitg JfibO aid 1580 poinds ' Dairy Cattle B II 2 tears aid ner Class 1 ear ant m ter 2 teMar Harper lull wears Ned Wit ier tnil 4 iruithx a l under 1 ear H L Nielsen cow 4 years o tr a West m In v rows d yeais s Merrill tow 2 aid m Ier 4 Ihoinas tars a d u der i I eMar Harper ju ilor Daw heller milk Albert heifer t t 4 mo ths an ut ter 1 year LeMar Harper get of sire four animals oyer 2 yeirs Al W Daw t or f dam tyv i a tmals j rodm e of elthtr sex a my ige Mr Daw Class 2 f iciuspys— Muriay Smith Swine 1 fi D i rot Jersey— Boar tindei months Kay 8pe irer tr oyer fi mouths1 Hillam boar and under year sow u ler year and over Blai e Jacks row b months aid b mot lbs L W Hillam lerps (las i ier years Jnrk Lombardi sow year n 4iet he Cornwall er breviers "W Hillam breeders axed young herd I herd Wallace Brulhers best fat hog ai C NiHm breed Hum ( Its 2 ( hestpi White— Boar u t Ier fi and biles Mote c boir moi th months oer i L Casio s w tinderfi bjetrs months anti Frink ltey eneoti sow over sow 1 year and ut der 1 year Mr Casio ver breeder s vuui g herd and breeder s aged herd Mr Csto Class t Hampshlrt— Boa r o er fi months and u icier 1 year Mr Canto sow under six li lav sou me nf hs Max Class 4 spottfi Pilant China— Boar 1 )ear an I over ( lair Hell i Hue and Allied Arts Curt Bube! and Dean Senior dlyisloi Blsh p Junior di is! j Delbert I arson Flower show — Best arrangement for any r mbinatlon ftr fo tvie flowers or i ar Nika C Mabrim of Murray llage ra gtment for dim er table hreakfasl table an i for hall Mrs Kathryn W heeler of Mur rav arrangement for hying room Mrs Deorge Bee h stead of Cresc pi t afrat gement for living nmm Mrs Irani M Alien f lfilj Yalerrest awiue Malt lake City best grown g polled t llage house plait Herman Hdmpren f Murray best gr w g jotted flowering bouse plant Mildred Ldgil of handy Agrli nil tire and IlortUiilture Best 10 pounds Class 1 IhrisJu i grai s (t same hard wheat J h i siggird wheat Verl Willa e be! 1(1 poutulR os a best in r mi ds barley Melvin 1 Flaw le Mr hlgcsrd lest 10 j lit rls field beans Mt RRAy'— y'ugie Park of South and Fifth East stieets was fined JIO Friday bv City Judge L N Schwan when she admitted speeding in Murrav niv park and was given a stay to September 9 A three-da- v jail term was suspended on pavment of the fine For-tv-fif- organ Teachers Plan Temple Organ Tone TFijis Praise From Easterners Meeting Murray Staff Barle) Today New York Boston Artists l’ay First isil to Famed Tabernacle I y is Strike Passes Li J Second Day a 1 t f i j t A special committee of Salt Lake doctors whd will serve as hosts to 25 approximately distinguished surgeons physicians and specialists scheduled to address the second biennial mountain Rocky medical conference in Salt Lake and City Tuesday Wednesday Thursday met at iTolel Utah Friday night to discuss plans for entertainment transportation and housing of guest speakers Under direction of Dr John J Galhgan chairman the committee arranged special side trips golf matches buffets and other extraIn addiprogram entertainment tion plans were completed for providing transportation facilities for guest doctors to and from session at the University of Utah campus First to Arrive First of the distinguished medical men to arrive Friday for th conference was Dr Robert H Herbst of Chicago clinical profesy sor of surgery at Rush medical college Dr Herbst will address the opening session of the conference Tuesday at 9 a m ln Kingsbury hall Ills subject will be “Fibiosis of th Neck of the Bladder ” Doctors dll ec ting plans lor th confeience said many of the expected 1000 delegates from Wyoming Colorado New Mexico and Utah will arrive in Salt Lake City Convention headquarSaturday ters will be at Hotel Utah where already 200 reservations have been made by doctors In addition to the University of Utah medical sc hool display many of the guest speakers will place a on display In the Union building To Give Demonstrations genlto-uilnar- y t i i H VS f i 9 yy j y y t Three Engineers -- l j J C ( cl bf-- Fri-dn- v t IJ A Ogulhorpe h if grain— Bet sheaf hari Class 2 wheil Ver) Wallit sime s ft when James Wallace oats Verl WaJIaie larlev Tames Wallace sweet loy er seed James Wallace best six stalks field tom Vai 8 best six stalks sweet corn Mr Fdgel t IMI Class T ear cor i Bel If) ears white Among these are Dr Conrad J Baumgartner assistant professor of surgery at the College of Medi- cal Evangelists at Los Angeles who will present a demonstration of portable wax piocedures in diseases of the neck Dr Arthur E bmifh of Los Angeles plastic and oral surgery representatives of the United States public health e service diseases and Dr L E Viko of Salt Lake Citv electrical recording of heait sounds Approximately 60 Salt Lake doctors have been delegated to act as hosts to the v isitlng speakers The conlerence Is expected to be the laigest of Its kind ever conducted in Utah Registration and exhibits will b in the union building with all smnlific meetings at Kingsbury hall The women's auxiliary to th Utah Slate Medical association will meet ln a convention simultaneously with the conference and will assist ln entertainment of wives of delegates attending tick-born- ACffl’S Hospital Aid Quits Job Shoe SoIah — Sheet fylo&i miWiERY PMESI1GE The resignation of Glenn T Seal social service director st Salt Lake General hospital and head of the out pal lent department was filed Friday w ilh the county commission and accepted without comment Ihe document was dated August 29 the day before Mr Seal was Charged in cits eouit with of $’0 in county funds Addiessed lo Commissioner Roscoe Boden it said In pmt “During the past seven months ns director I have enjuved the association of all to Ihe gteaiest ib A However in lesigmng I do gree so filling tint tins position can he occupied bv one vilh grentir expei ieni e in 11ns fu Id than nn sc if which will he to your ach ullage and to the public ns a whole TO m9 IVUY CHILD ACCOMMNIID tY FAkIpiT ALSO MANY MAJOR PRIZES nw (OMIT A Of WHICH AM SHOWN) N b NF by Popular Demand Remember the big time you had last Season in our big celebration! Don’t miss this one! All th it fre All you have to do is come with a parent ou'll receive a mystery package and mavbe you’ll be lucky enough to get one of the big prues Remind your mother that you want new shoes Poll Partot shoes for School They’re quality built and cost lest In the long run and protect your young feet Foil-Parr- I 1 Thieves Get Loot In Parked Cars PRICE RANGE Four thefts ftom puked automobile's weie u pot d h inhy lo Sail Lake tilv point lieutenant John F Luke rts of Boise Idaho told offii erx a niiiun-- I lure camera and a pistol weie stolen fiom his nr while it was near Smith mple and Main slreels ihe Blue Ribbon Coal company of 9H2 Sou b Fits! West street that a fue tube and wheel had been taken fi corn one of lhelt fV495M According to Size 1 oung nf 204 K street said an auto larllo had been stolen from bis mnrhlne while he was at home Naomi Gammell nf the L D 9 hospilal runs' s’ home repented an overnight bag was taken fiom her car while it was parked In the Sugni house bnum s dlslilct console of the L D S tabernacle which they examined Friday Piobhms confronting Murrav Pinixe fot the famous L D S tabernacle organ came from school district teachers will he dis- Ihe lips of two eastern organists who paused In Salt Lake City SOUTH SALT LAKE— A $100 cussed Saluirlrfv at an all day Ftidav to mat vel at the instiuments tones and fin t corn r est 10 ears ai y other a try its keys tearheis' institute Supmntendent f pint Mr b 4kkctr — Best trv t d bins fine was levied Friday on R E James Clove 'lhev are C H Dorson of New Fntlav tiLts reported 71 Coatsville avenue by of Devey D( b Citv head of the organ deApproxtmati Iv 50 elementary C Justice of the Peace Herman Gvgi Nc and high school tear hers and me of of South town of Columbia university the Salt lake t tn B partment rl f t nn of Ihe Muirav board of educatoeClifiygctjllcy Kelt! of the Nok“i b si tuv gtiti t) half defendant Ihe paid and retiring warden of the Amerbent ir ay aweet Kell T N ikex matoep tion will at Murray high Mr tot trtv fine and was given until October 1 school at 9gather Mfgpai Hpai ish onions ican a m to fuild of Organists and Rayaddresses hear Ik thci Vitrctics of adMr lit to pav the balance He had M s RMir tl e mond C Robinson of Boston protnvjiliig drunken driving charges bv Charles H Skidmore slate ho i r It abhage Mr tr st tv mitted The second day of the strike of fessor of superintendent of public institutable beets Mr uSggarri brst Uav tattle several dnvs ago music at the University host Irav guen ion tion Dr L John Nuttall Ji su- more than 500 emploves of the of Boston and tarrjM P I n ( of tn Ihe the a meantime h organist at King s best lih int pistiee pers iri j cj Midvale of United the Slates plant of Salt Lake Cite Joe Giout g host three eggpla hi Peace Arthur B Bringhmst set perintendent chapel In Boston best diplav if tt jh grjyyu ly and kmelUpg Siggard Refining schools and Miss Maud A Mining The two musicians visited the erson Joi IT N os oi o Wednesday as date for trial of Jo- public of e imnif r f r p ( passed Friday with no tabernacle for the first time and Bej( is 7 piimaiv eomnaji'' seph E ’Ihornton of 777 South Sproat in supervisor t cuvvard reaitiath beet (hue gmtaloujos a i r settlement Salt Lake Citv ac hoots ju ogress were shown the orgnn s fine tw Mr 8lggar Wdtormolois ht n triv Stcte sheet when he denied giades potted bv either the company or bv Alexander Schreiner and points sit n g i mbirs Mr o g ith lott charges of speeding 60 miles an Superintendent Clove will preside ihe Prank klmi a s I irn ju )h Ku untnt sttlke committee of local No W ov ei the si sron iruits Beit fie led dPltci us hour in a zone Asper organlsls Mr Schreiner (lass vl International Union of Mine a noon After luncheon MurBulur bos fist g lo do applos F in Jusliie Gvgi fined Jack Cox of li itts apples Mi Mill and Smelter Workers a C I O gave a brief concert for them after list five Jma han aj pies Frl Dihl me Rune Beftuty which both Mr Dorson and Mr Provo 810 when he admitted sirm-h- r rav Firemens hall teachers will affiliate tn ut e J bPst fi e inter bana a aj It 2 at foi m famltv p Robinson plaved the organ H Hale jta hes beet tray i irl Iberia speeding charges and the fol- separate was bv on carried Picketing a v J H Hale j t j hes est lowing meetings in the Muiinv high pea hes boHi "What a wonderful instrument" $1 fines after admitpaid shifts three of 20 men 0 Sits in 20 Italian ru ot tjesi each plums and Arlington declared Mr Dorson 'It is the lihulj E school hi e ting mnmng led traffic lights fr it u best list 24 no the houis with throughout eraon Mr Higg iri U iv u! v I Hammond of 1120 Second ave- Bonn view schools disorder icported Police Chief Rov largest I have ever plaved" Mr netv of apples test jack twj boxes aj nue Salt I akc Citv Ethel Miner best tray pies best fle BarMett pear Steadman of Midvale said Friday Robinson commented on its tonal K trs at v m let v 1 i (mo w ui t si of I’ll Hat v aid avenue Salt Take qualities and on the acoustics of fi e othet yario k iv I W V Releases evening aiphs liutvo os M irs Mt Dill) Citv hi mo W Lomov of Nephi F S Muloek vice president and the tabernacle berta poHfhi- - Mi (Jsguth rpo bst five and 1’ A At noon the two visiting orButterfield of Riverton a ui best late F Iberia peaches 0 thrr general manager of the company ms I) Hi varieties btst i k ganists were guests at a luncheon had no comment tw ) oxes a hes Joe ( n g Three P W A engineers have EdwaidL Lekninn chairman of in Ihe Hotel Utah given by the MIDVALF— T A Orlega of Bing4H dub Members and Future Farmers-ham was fined $15 Friday bv Jus- been dropped in attordante with the locals negotiating committee Utah chapter American Guild of rops Class 2 yegeiables - Tray of 12 carrots instructions to reduce personnel declared the union sought a more Organists A A Selander chaptice of Ihe Peace C F Matthews Dale ardwell tray tomatoes Haljh f as the agenov s work is completed satisfactory seniority clause as- ter dean presided when the defendant Val Llgel best indiyidua) admitted tray onlo exhibit five cr moie yarietiea yegeiabiea Glen A Wright tiavehng engineer surance of a five-da- y week for all speeding 60 miles an hour In a Val F Igel of the Salt Lake office said v woikers and a promise from the zone A seven-da10 ears (lass (on als - Field jail lerm Miller Group Picnic any r irioty lei Ki ima in (inid ri company that all new men be rewill he suspended if the fine is injc tn Riljh T di barley an variety 'Ihev are R K Palmer of Salt quired to ioin the union within 10 ( laro ice Osg ithorpe solt wheat VerlWnl 10 by paid Approximatelv 50 descendants of September lace Lake Citv Grant Gjllenskog of riavs after being placed on the Reuben Miller pioneer Utah judge (Mass 4 sugar beets pvle Nnkes Logan and Richard S Hart of pavroll Claes 5 melons met Caitaloiies Haljh an annual reunion Friday for — SANDY A Todd watermelons fine of $1 was levied Cedar Citv Dallas Htra l!e All three have been 'the strike became effective evening at the Hvrum J Jensen 6 Class attie— Milku g ows dairy bv of lustiee the Peace Reg While placed on furlough status’ which Thursdav al 7 a m when the resident e at 2730 W est Daw Nelson Herndon aid Cailtsle Highland drive A on Kenneth I Severson of Midvale means thev will be Bawden tied 1 year Keith White shift of about 200 men com- musical program dancing talks on given preferand James Leaklinger 1 vear a tied i when the ner latter admitted running ence if P yv A should receive addi- night under 2 Murray Smith ani Douglaa Carl woik at the smelter and the Ihe early pioneer s life and refreshpleted sou a stop sign hrida) ed tional grants flotation mill ments completed the program EimiCSS TEE riBST TO ATTEB3 niAiua: parked liuek Do " d c spe- 17 Impair s first date vlunerx a mom fed Frilm In addition to thse already published included the oil n lug 1 flhrv of 4 All-St- A festive I J3 Fete for Medical Men v 1’aiill 4 ? September 2 1939 S L Hosts Map 3d: Court Suspends Jail Sentence Of Magna Driver End of Exhibit Study -- Laud Instrument’s Qualities $35 Fine As Reckless - Girls’ softball game 8 p m— Bingham high school hand concert 6 ‘30 p in— High dives free exhibition 7pm —Softball games 9 p m— Individual stjle dress revue and presentation of all awards 930 p m — "Show of Shows” - TAutoist Draws Judges Near r Suit £akc Tribune 1 Ai POIL-PJIBBO- T it at ) THE GREAT INTERMOUNTAIN STORE-FOUN- BATS! Ai DED 1864 9 |