Show Friday Morning- - Tlj c Plan Rites Paroled Youth Sought in Provo Crimes Criticise Private Rule at Coast Meeting SAN FRANCISCO CD — More extensive federal ownership of land on Utah watersheds was advocated by witnesses before a joint congressional committee hearing on Tribune Intermountain Service PROVO— A Provo youth paroled from the state industrial school and involved in a series of hold-up- s here last year was being sought forestry problems here Thursday Mayor Mark Anderson of Provo Utah said private owmership of land on the Utah wateisheds was "a menace to the growth of the state” He urged that national forest areas in his state be increased 40 to 50 per cent by Provo police as a suspect In a and drove off Earl Peay of West drive reported that while he was seated in a machine at Sixteenth West and Center streets his own machine which he previously had parked in front of his home wentJ Cites Run-of- f Danger majority of towns and cities Utah are in constant danger from accelerated erosion and quick ” Major Anderson said "Water is our No 1 resource and the Key to the utilization of all other resources ” Much of the land particularly grazing land could be bought at about $2 50 an acre the mayor stated in recommending federal "A To be Dr L W Hartman inaugurated as Nevada university head run-off- Nevada flP Sets Stage for New President ’ ‘ 000-00- fi Octogenarian To Be Feted R I R I i R Commission Okclis 1 Bus Building Plans S? § Preston An invitation has been extended hy Dr Merrill to all friends of his mother to attend the reception to be held between 2 and 5pm A native of Ogden Mrs Merrill has lived in Cache valldy most of her life and is known throughout the valley as “Aunt Mary " For many years she has been an active worker in L D S Relief society and Primary association activities At present she is a Relief society teacher in Preston I D S Fourth ward where she has made her ew bus depot by Union Pacific Stages Inc at the intersection of Grant Hickory Rlrigetnp nrf avenue and Twenty fifth street at krf ft 4 In to 7 ft a cost of $25000 was approved $SJ “Ton Can’ Ski Thursday by the Ogden city comSf Poles Pair mission when the company application for a permit came before It Aitual work on the new depot is not expeited to get under way home for 15 years 1G8 SO MAIN jfc before April 1 a local representaStill active she does crocheting 174 So Main tive of the company indicated hut and knitting makes quilts keeps TOYLAND it will be ready for occupancy up her home and is an enthusiastic i sU03 it iS Scott Hardware Tribune Intrrmountain Seivice ELY Nev — A dog fight caused the death of Olten H Kirby 39 Kirby was en route to Ely from Spring valley with three hound pups tn the cab of his small truck Near the old Goode ranch the pups started fighting and as Kirby sought to stop them he lost control of the truck which turned over Injured Tuesday afternoon he was rushed to an Ely hospital when found by three men who were en route to Delta Itah He died late that same night fronj internal injuries being const ious when biought to the hospital and relating the cause of the accident to Jack Tiavers of I Iv The pups were biought to Elv b local meEugene Wellman chanic two being found at the scene of the accident and the other a short distance away 'lhe dogs were uninjured in purchase Anderson argued that private ownership of the watershed land was dangerous because not properly managed and only by federal to The Tribune - Special control could the "extremely senbv He gave chase in the other RLNO Nev —With more than sitive and easily damaged’ watercar but the thief escaped at Tenth 75 official sheds be preserved representatives of AmerWest and Second South streets U S A C Dean Backs $ lews and ican universities prescolleges after running Peays machine into a ditch ent Dr L W Hartman will be His views were seconded bv ProPolice believe that the same inaugurated as piesident of Uni- fessor Paul M Dunn dean of Utah youth is responsible for all three of Nevada in exercises on State Agricultural college school of forestry at Logan He contendcrimes as well as for the snatching versity of a purse from Mrs J S Man-Io- n the campus in Reno December 15 ed federal cooperation with the of 1201 West Center street Paying honor to the Nevada in- state had been good but that there last Monday stitution and its new head institu- was a keen need for purchases Officers said a neighborhood tions in manv states wit! be reprewhich would place critical forest youth saw the person run after sented by their presidents admin- areas under public protection Dunn said there should be regrabbing Mrs Stone's purse and istrative staff members fatuity but stopped when members gave chase or alumni living in search on the efficient utilization of resources dependent upon wathreatened with death He gave Nevada or the far west officers a tip on the identity of Governor E P Carville other ter and that adequate forest measthe susppet state officials and members of the ures and “better utilization and could increase timber legislature V ill attend the inaug- managementto 75000000 0 or 80 Seeks Armory Site ural exercises on behalf of the production board feet annually or twice BOISE (2P) — Brigadier General State of Nevada " the present figure M G McConnel adjutant general Representing University of The committee also received a of Idaho will leave Friday for Nevada at the inauguration will be from Ward C HolPocatello to consider possible sites Frank H Norcross judge of the communication brook president of the Utah Farm for a national guard armory to re- federal district court for Nevada Bureau federation which added place one destroyed by fire last Judge Norcross is the oldest living that oiganiation s weight to the of the having university fall graduate recommendations by Anderson and received his B A degree in 1891 Dr Hartman is the university s Dunn sixth president having been preceded by LeRoy D Brown Stephen A Jones Joseph F Stubbs Archer VI B Hendrick and Walter E Clark Graduate of Cornell university and holder of the Ph D degree from University of Pennsylvania Dr Haitman came to University of PRESTON Idaho — Mrs Mary Nevada as professor of physics 30 years ago after service on the Cardon Merrill who observed her faculties of Kansas Agricultural eightieth birthday Thursday will college Cornell and University of be honored Sunday at a reception at the home of a son Dr M O Utah Merrill 195 East Oneida street in V OGDEN -- Construction of a -- g d about June 1 -- 7vryZ Orchestra Will Give Utahns Stress Dogs' Fighting JcIIerslJi'ges Recess in U S Purchase In Truck Of Watersheds Causes Death U S Polities Grabs Woman’s Purse Holds Up Man in Car In purse snatching and hold-u- p Provo Thursday night Mrs John R Stone of 53 South Seven! h West street reported to polite that her purse was wrenched from her grasp at 6 p m as she A youth approached her home and stepped from the shadows v although she struggled desperale-lhe tore the purse from the handle and ran shp said An hour later Vance Christensen 26 of Annabella a student at Brigham Young university said a young man stuck a gun in his face as Christensen sat in his car on Fifth North and University avehis wallet nue and demanded Christensen said he handed over his wallet containing $7 and the youth entered a new Ford car Salt £akc yxilnmc- - 1940 gardener Girl 13 Dies As Bicycle Strikes Truck MOUNTAIN HOME Idaho UPi— Blanche Van Sickle 13 was killed almost instantly and her girl playmate was injured Thursday when the bicycle they were riding crashed Into the side of a truck in Mountain Homes business dis- trict 'Family Portrait’ Presentation Tribune Inteirnounldin Service hers and drama students drew ap- Opening a three-daplnuse from the first night au"run' at College hall “E’Rnuly dience The story of the play Poitiait was presented Thursday gave an intimate picture of the evening by Brigham Young uni- family of the Nazaiene As Mary the Mother of Jesus versity speech department under direction of Lr T Earl Paidoe Mrs Kathryn B Pardoe was cenchairman tral character of the play Her The pioduction written bv four sons brothers of Jesus weie Coffee and William Jovce plaved bv Morris M Clinger Ralph Cowan was selected as the sec- A Britsc h and Twain Tippetts of ond drama of the autumn qunrler the B Y U faculty and Lynn at the university Its presentation Soienson of Falrview Utah will be repeated E'rulay and SaturTlie presentation fulfilled the deday evenings at 8 15 p m scription of the play given by a Depicting New Testament char- New Yolk critic last spring when acters associated with the life of the production appeared on BroadChrist a laige cast of faculty mem- - way FROVO PROVO— Bohumir Krvl and v his svmphonv orchestra will e in Provo Fi idav moi mug for a concert at 11 35 a m in Provo L D S tabernacle This appearance is a regular Brigham Young university Community Concert association program ar-n- -- 'I don t believe we will get anv-whe- FOR (Utilising destructives the present national administrahv tion Is doing a good job is cool headed we must and I believe we will Slav out of wai' Jeffers told the 40th semiannual meeting of the cential western shippers ad-- v rsory boar d There were 200 shippers receivers and railroad men present from Idaho Colorado Nebiaska Utah and Wyoming 'lhe next meeting will be held in June 1940 in Omaha announced A M Havs of Denver chairman of the board Jefters shared the speaking program Thursday night with Congressman Henry Dworshak (Ri Idaho at the annual Boise chamber of rommeue banquet covering much of the same ground he touched on in his earlier address "We ought to hear mote affirmative sUtements that this is a groat country" Jeffers asserted '1 think we could well recess politics hut we must maintain certain fundamental principles such as freedom of speec h free assembly and the right to worship as we please "Lifting the embargo on American war supplies was the best way to keep out of war at the same corner time it gave our manufacturers The wheels of the truck which to sell to anyone who the Love said was driven by Ronald wantsright to buv on our conditions" Marshall 30 of Hey burn passed He the view that the over the Van Sickle girl s head and "labor expiessed situation is improving" sayichest Her companion Viola Savage 13 ng- The railroad unions are old essuffered a deep leg gash tablished and conservative and the Love said the truck operator newer unions are beginning to apwas driving slowlv and that he did the necessity for greater not know the accident had occurred preciate conservatism Communism is going until he had gone about a half to be stamped out in labor circles block as well as in other elides Jeffers asserted the Union Pacifies tax bill now amounts to Catholic Fete Opens Willi Banquet Show PRICE— Festivities at the seventh annual Carbon Catholic carnival had on auspicious beginning Thursday evening at the opening banquet in Price Silver Moon hall Beginning at 6 30 p m the banquet was attended by approximately 275 persons At the conclusion of the banquet and before the opening of (he carnival entertainment the Rev William A Rue! pastor of the local parish spoke to (he guests by transcontinental telephone from his sick bed at his home in Somers-wort- h N H During the time his voice was being amplified through the laige hall lights were dimnv d and a picture of the absent churchman was flashed on a screen Festivities will be continued on Friday evening followed hv the coronation ceremonies on Saturday the climax of the event $50 000 a day including ” W A-- SIZES Ladies’ PI turn J' i’t 16 MM A Ini hee Brand new fit lira reliable 34 mm "minia4 5 ture " kodak Anaatlgmat I lens Monistic shutdevhe Douter Autoble exposure prevention matic exposure counter Precision consrruttlon For and color photography A SIMPLE An putatanAIng salua la kiwlaarnpa MinII F P wlch a three lampe rh lb Ill For I) I Many (aiura J I J lent wlch lush A or ( Prht (kmp Mka) $609 EASTMAN (fSS) Hae outstanding features Single push button controls opening and closing Body shutter release lent Kodrl eliutler (I speeds to t 100) PicZ'-tures j 4'4 In lies MOVIE PROJECTORS yarlty In a whla prlia rang a here a larga 6 Four-spee- d 1 INEXPENSIVE MAGAZINE White Hockey Nickel Steel Tubular Wolfe’s Price— SKATES ENLARGER Kodak Horn F nlaritor la adapt ad particularly to hrittnncn '1 akea 12 intlmrtra negative up to V4 1 44 Inch and 4’ i Imho of tha length of '4 1 54 negative tan ba an laiged I nlargementa up to x 14 Inrhea to 5 x 7 ln hfi from half vm( pot ket and prnpor tionata enlargements from largar negative STORES inc 155 SOUTH MAIN ST Telephone WAsatch 5292 Sizes l 1 “WILSON” White Hockey SKATES Ladies’ LADIES’ 5-PIE- SKI CE to 3 00 10 $545 SUIT PANTS SKI 95 LaO Complete Outfit O’lLY P WOOL-WATERPROO- F SKI 3298 SKI PANTS WORK Snow Suit Sensation! 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AT IDAHO FALLS Idaho — The Blackfool Shelley and Sugar City factories of the Sugar company have ceased 1939 processing operations The Lincoln plant at Idaho Falls wi close Sunday John L Kelley Idaho superintend! nt said on JUNIOt y European war Siifrar Plant Close KODAK — Le-no- BOISE UPi — A "recess in politics" was advocated here Thursday by IOGAN — Krvl symphony orWilliam M Jeffers who rose from chestra added another tnumph to record here Thuts-da- y the role of a railroad call boy to a nation-wid- e with a concert in the the presidency of the Union Pa- Loganevening L D S tabernacle that cific in an address in which he brought a capacity audience to its predicted America would not be- feet in a crescendo of applause come a participant in the present girl was a daughter of Mr and Mis T W Van Sickle of Mountain Home Deputy Sheriff Bob Love who said the two girls investigated were on their way home from school the Van Sickle girl riding on the handlebars and that they failed to see the truck at a blind I’he 15 ’Appreciative Audience Attends Concert Today Railroad Leader Thinks Nation Will Aoid War Docoinltrr 8 1939 All wool all i all col-- r 4£c SKI-MITT- S A waterproof gauntlit ski mitt as illustrated lltv warm ner lining a ALL-WOO- fhee At In- only L MITT I ILLI R i 49c 224-22- 6 STATE ST |