Show - - ' I I ' Thursday Morning— ) 1 Zbe Salt akt Zribunt August 29 1940 9 a CC CYouth- - IState Medical Conclave Dies in Elect8 SpringvilleMan - 1 I Truck Crash Sessions Open 10 --Iittr- ts Others Utah Deaths (Total) 102 29 Tougust 29 To 1940 1939 1939 August Entire year 93 160 Washington County 5 To August 29 1940 To August 29 1939 Entire year 1 4 1939 Idaho Deaths (Total) Entire year 96 163 1939 e " P: Nr" 411 v ' 'f- 411: Dr A Cyril Canister of Salt Takts gavel Lake City am president of Utah Medical association as convention pathology respectively The afternoon session will open in the ballroom at 2 p m with Dr Alton Ochomer Of New Orleans La as guest speaker A tea at the home of Mrs Ezra C Rich is scheduled from 4 to 6 p m to conclude the day's program Thursday's petigram of the Utah State Medical association convention: re9 a m—Convention opens port of Dr John Z Brown delegate to the A M A 9:30 a M—General session opens in Ogden Forest Official Names Chief Of New Shops re Tooele Jaycees Select State Meet Delegates I Western Union for prompt speedy service RAI LWAY4C)EXPRES S I NATION-WID- I t7( I mw1 SERVICE RAIL-AI- R E i tainment program 4 Cool Refreshing ' 4 - eo ? : ' ": ' 1 DUCHESNE — The Duchesno county "Stampede" to be held September 2 and 3 is expected to set new attendance records °Meters said Wednesday after announcing selection of Miss Reva Killian of Mountain Home 14 1 - ::: tai: ''-' : ' I 0201111111k": '''s I ittI ittralc4 1 I 111111 I I ': I 1 ' 1 MO reaslIP t 1 1 ATIII c 1 t' ' L11111111re W v - 4 ing Wellsville' : ) tt 1 4-- oz I I :1'4T41ie sic :: I bottle with sprinkler top A e °Trade Mark Rog ILA Pat OK f bottleIUU roses-and-spi- ce 4191 SHIITON :MILTON ORIGINAL Ins aah Ave NYC small deposit in denominations Holanketi N J R s two-da- y sion will both begin Reports Scheduled John J at to 15o '4 I FORK—P H ('''4 WITH vV rr' -- i po - I I e- k 1st Moor tt 611)11 Boys' t C () i '' - "sZ'- -- style With long sleeves for fall Assorted colors and patterns to choose from 4 - 0--- - ' 1st Floor b Shirts Shorts 4'' 2 tor 25' I '' I - I 1 - 11C:‘ tiommoogicrlit14 - I fancy terned plain " ( to '''--- 13 Lik? t ''''' shirts with 40 i' : X::'' i'' - tOt: ioodow3 'AIFt7c't f47 Crew of 800 Check '' -- ' - (3'7 HAPPY RELIEF lc eellitk'''A 1st ' FROM PAINFUL '"zk4 i):i :0'°' I I sorted lit Uhl"' ' gIVI togy '' trr 11) '4 N I Floor OPEN 1 A 0 S Usual iN 1 M TO 5:30 IP MAIN AND BROADWAY 1' c41 Girls' A 88 1 SATURDAY 9 A 4 FREE CUSTOMER PARKING --- 11 it it A A ‘ ' ei ' a iPiece -- Boys' Gym Suits Shirt Pants and Supporter 1 I II '!!''' 4 i7 Ak DIAL r (0 1 1 ITTAH- -- 4 ' - 4 410411f I ' i4 ----A0Am40h40 ' Sol Basement SALT LAKE CITY 1r 1o '''4' gym or basketball Boys' sizes 0 t --: Just the outfit for M TO 6 P M c A N 11111111fr Models Basement r-- ' - Chg '41 t I Rack - to school special! 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Men's and boys' reaular 23e dress lit ZIA Illoingn '17''b -- o'' Fierce Forest Fire A i y? A ' i ":-- -- BOOKS! COUPON 6 pm $1 : t ' A' ? ' 77-7-7-- Boys' Knit Polo Shirts 0 -- Is IL "------ 103 ) ii e k1":p e!T""140 17c - I Mul- 11 CI) 4772 Men's and Boys' JA I cahy general superintendent the Salt Lake and Utah railroad announced Wednesday that his firm would lay rails on the road's tracks through Spanish Fork following a 'conference with Mayor John E Booth The rail will be laid at once as part of the company's general improvement and beautification program Mayor Booth said he MISSOULA i stripe stark style with knit - in elastic fins met- top corked e ot ton ''''N' Creedon SPANISH 1 Blazer ott i N Wire n to a book of rou pons of $te or more The detachable couponsand up are used like cask as you shop and save throughout gears! rrelloriT Pair 'x - -- BACKACHE Fair "Ir 41111 If the' 15 miles of kidney tubes and filter' lon't work well poisonous waste matter stays n the blood These poisons rosy start naggin4 El Box iheumatis pains Wes of perana eickaches Opens puffiness TREMONTON — This northIt:alai:LI: asnwdelidli'tis innecffrYthisetaytl a lin ess Fre ern Utah city was teeming with meat or scanty punnets with smarting and iurning sometimebows there is something activity Wednesday as last-minu- te vrong with your kidneys or bladder arrangements were being Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Dosn's Nils used suceesidully by marine for over 4G completed for the opening Thursgive happy relief and will help the day of the sixteenth IMMO Box rrmil:othey tidney tubes flush nut pomonous Elder county fair and rodeo for caste from your blood Get Doan's Pills a three-da- y program d a (Advertisement) Elder tilt '" : 1 Tribune Intermountain found- ROCK SPRINGS Wyo — The bureau of mines "Sentinels of 'Safety" arophy for 1939 awarded to the Winton No 1 mine of Rock Springs will be presented In services here September 7 leo: 2 2 p m Utah RRVotes Heavier Rails j -- " (ALZAM CREDIT rg I you of 10c 1 '9c Vesioro ' 1 ii 11! ' A Scoop Buy! 25c Sax Boys' Shirts Shorts Values of Binghvrt state secretary and Canyon Charles A Canning of Midvale state treasurer will present their - EASY TERMS ON PURCHASES TOTALING $10 OR MORE! Boys' Sox Scoop annuai reports during the after noon Reports will fie heard also froni the credentials law and legislation committees and communications and correspondence will be read Electrieal fire hazards will be the subject of an educational program at this meeting Lester B Johnson will be in charge of the feature Fire pumps will be discussed at a round-tabl- e conference during the evening ON sotitlet )- i ) 610 1 A "of' - c 4 A'4e4" PURCHASE i fire-fighti- Mine Wins Award altillmile :'''?v 4 Tangy complement to your American charm A lasting fragrance subtly blended of In quaint 1' 1 4 qr oil 6 01 )r I ers' celebration F TOILET WATElt Tonxr Cr711 ' I 1 '": f' I1T:-t- I 11 :: ':' Milton Merrill assistant to the president-of Utah State Agricultural college will be the speaker at a patriotic meeting Sunday open- :'s igall 1111 - WELLSVILLE MT:t-!!PvP- 01111111010 t ' Fete Books Speaker 4 eisV4Agi ' 1 I It Basin Picks Ruler I 0 t of FARMINGTON—Hundreds Davis county residents Wednesday flocked to Davis Howdy Days held at Lagoon to watch Judges select winning products made or grown in the county and to witness a varied enter- as "Stampede Queen" I i Hundreds Visit Fiesta TOOELE—Tooele junior chamber of commerce has chosen delegates to the state convention at Salt Lake City August 31 September f and 2 as follows: LeRoy Bower President W Cecil Tate F B Kindred Charles McKellar Mark Lindberg and O A Clark The club held a stag social Monday evenipg at which 65 persons attended "Americanism" was discussed by O A4 Wiesley of Salt Lake City M E: Marshall and W Cecil Tate We call at your door—and de liver in all cities and principal towns without extra charge No matter what it is )sou- - have to 1 ship we'll transport it swiftly and safely to its destination Just phone Railway Express or tiv I iv "''"C-Tat-- - firemen Thursday morning Besides conference sessions other events of the three-da- y meet will include round-tabl- e discussions demonstration tournaments and contests involving fire- - fighting methods and equipment Mayor William Evans Jr of Logan will deliver an address of welcome Thursday morning at the opening conference session in Logan junior high school auditorium The opening session will be attenited by the ladies' auxiliary delegates President to Respond Earl T James of Bingham Canyon state association president will respond to Mayor Evans' address and also will give the annual president's address Credentials and resolutions committee will be appointed - and minutes of last year's conference in Vernal wiq be read President James will preside An educational program directed by Battalion Chief J K Piercey of Salt Lake City will be presented and W E Smith of Murray will show colored pictures of apparatus In the afternoon the ladies' auxiliary will meet at a separate session in the Logan chamber of commerce The auxiliary meeting and the afternoon conference ses- Brief Items In Mountain Area's News Phone US! i ad A g YOLIR Set1OLAR IIN''' s- Trolley Voltage Kills inspector 4 FOR Exhibits of fire fighting and r Cu? equipment have been prepared will be opened to the visiting ' ( :oror - 9 p m r J y Tribune Intermountain Wire to the thirty-thir- d annual Utah State Firemen's association" conference In Logan Thursday Friday and Saturday were arriving at conference head:‘ quarters In Hotel Eccles Wednesday night Preilminary registration was conducted between 6 and ty Fill-mo- DOLLAR ALL NEED'S LOGAN—Delegates Tribune Intermountain Wire ST GEORGE—One C C C enrollee was killed and 10 persons were injured Wednesday at 9 a to when aCCC truck was struck t and overturned by a passenger car at the Anderson's ranch junction of U S highway 91 and state highway 15 the Mt Carmel tunnel Tribune Intermountain Wire zoad 15 miles north of St George CEDAR CITY — Appointment of The youth killed was Leo J lunch12:20 p m—Round-tabl- e M Petty of Cedar City as Haskins 18 son of Mrs Hazel eons—Surgery Ophthalmology and Fred of the new federal superintendent an Ohio of Mantua Haskins F t Pathology central here was re2 session shops repair p m—General enrollee at the Leeds C C C camp 5 p m—Meeting of stockholders Blaine BetWednesday by ported He was crushed to death when Service Bureau enson supervisor of Dixie national the heavy truck overturned on him Medical Dr Anderson will take office in after he leaped to the pavement 1941 Dr Ca !lister was elected forest as it was struck by a car driven Mr Betensen said he had rea year ago president-elec- t by Mrs Viola Gay Wilson 37 of ceived information that the nw Los Angeles Cal State Highway Salt Lake Gets 1941 Meet federal A L said Patrolman repair shops were turned Porter A Salt Lake City was awarded the over to the director of the civilian The boy had been riding on the 1941 convention of the conservation by action corps on August rear of the truck and apparently house of associadelegates of the and that just as soon as the necessaw Mrs Wilsofi's car approach- tion in the meeting in the Hotel sary equipment could be installed ing the officer said and attempted Ben Lomond would commence operations to leap to safety Six other enrolOther officers elected by the they lees on the truck received cuts house included: Long Unoccupied and bruises as the truck toppled Dr Joseph Hughes of Spanish over Completed last December undcfr Fork honorary president Dr G of the forest service sein Mrs Wilson was reported 1 L Rees of Smithfield first vice supervision as one of four central repair units rious condition at Andersons' ranch president: Dr D P Whitmore In the intermountain region the from a heart ailment aggravated of Roosevelt second vice presi- local shops have remained unocby shock of the accident D C Evans of settlement in Three passengers in her car dent Dr pending cupied Dr vice third president Mrs Title Jacobson of Van Nuys of definite plans for Z Brown of Salt Lake City1 Washington John Cal Mrs Wilson's mother Gale The °this administration two years to the their Jacobson a brother and Joy Wil- delegate for three shops are located in Reno Dr Medical American association son 15 a daughter suffered cuts Boise and Salt Lake City Sol G Kahn of Salt Lake City and bruises also The date of starting operations EdThe truck was being driven by alternate delegate Dr D Gsecrewill depend on completion of the munds of Lake Salt City Ronald Cunningham 18 Patroland tooling now under tary Dr Edward S Pomeroy of machining man Porter said way Mr Petty said Lake Dr and treasurer Salt City The dead youth is survived by Opening of the new shops which his mother and four sisters all A L Curtis of Payson councilor was urged upon Utah's congresfor the Third distrist of Mantua He was born April 12 sional delegation by the Southern 1922 in Mantua Utah Associated Civic Clubs last Subjects Listed The body was taken to the will facilitate repair and April The second scientific session will 'V Southern Utah mortuary at Cedar of much government at school at 2 p m maintenancein the begin high City pending funeral arrange- with a discussion of "Conservative equipment this area and also ments will be an added industrial facility of Treatment Surgical Staghorn for the community The death raised Utah's traffic toll for 1940 to 102 compared Renal Calculi" by Dr James T of Minn Rochester Other Employes Being Chosen with 93 killed to August 29 in Priestly 1940 The death was the fifth in speakers at the afternoon meeting Selection of the personnel for their subjects are: Washington county this year com- and tie shop which is expected to oniM C Peterman of Milwaupared with one traffic death to keeDr Wis ploy from 20 to 30 men is under 'V this date in 1939 "Epilepsy" Dr Joseph way Mr Betensen reported E J King of New York City Function of the shops will he "Oxycephaly": Dr Earl C Sage to automotive and of Omaha Neb "The Toxemias of making repairs construction equipment heavy Dr of John Mot Pregnancy" now used by C C C camps in this and Portland Ore "Diagnosis by the national park servTreatment of Late Effects of Head vicinity ice forest service federal grating Injuries" Dr Fred J Hodges of administration soil conservation PROVO—Fred Westphal about Ann Arbor Mich "Potentialities Mr service and other agencies 65 of Provo was electrocuted of Roentgen Chest Diagnosis" was equipment informerly Petty about of Medical 10:30 the Stockholders when Wednesday p in he came in contact with a trolley Service Bureau w ill meet at the spector for the forest service wire while inspecting a box car on hotel at 5 p tn Thursday Meantime the Salt Lake and Utah Railroad the women's auxilcompany line iary has scheduled a meeting of Mr Westphal employed by the its board of directors on the mezrailroad company as an inspector zanine floor of the hotel at 9 a m had been walking along the top Thursday with Mrs J J Weight It of the box car located on a spur presiding The auxiliary convenline south of the Union Pacific tion proper will convene at 10 railroad station when he apparent- a m in the hotel ballroom ly bumped into the trolley wire 4—Tribune interimiuntaln Wire —I 4 A - - r AT2 - fol- Mac-Car- 108 To August 29 1940 To August 29 1939 - : A 7::-' luncheons will low during the noon hour with Drs Magnuson Irvine and speaking before the sections of surgery ophthalmology and Round-tabl- — - (Continued From Page One) PIK lition of rutidus Citangos to General Diseases" Dr William Carpenter MacCarty of Rochester Minn "Is Pernicious Anemia a Sign or a Disease?" Dr James F Churchbill of San Diego tot "Diagnosis and Management Heart Irregularities" and Dr Paul B Maghuson "Fractures of nhde Neck of Femur Both Recent Ununited" Round Table at Noon 1 Varied Events On Schedule At 3Day Affair orØ''''6" :'i-:"- ' 1 n InLoganToday At Ogden Today St George ?: Meet Annual Convention Colfision Near t TUtall Firemen-Ope- tc - |