Show 26 Thursday Mornin- gi :£bc Salt £akt Tribune ' Blackfaces' Loader Loan Stirs County Board Squall ! I1 I ajw-w- (Contfnuecf From Pag Machine Goes To Army After Debate 111 i i 1 Sait Lake county commissioners decided Wednesday "to determine "who will be responsible" for a dirt and gravel loading machine before approving its rental for use on the airport at Hill fiejd at Clearfield Davis county ' In reconsidering a motion approved Monday to rent the machine for the army air base the commissioners engaged in a verbal exchange that found Commissioner Roscoe Boden aligned with Commissioner J R Rawlins in voting to hold up the equipment Chairman J B Mullins voted against reconsideration It in 11 r i I t developed that Mr trT f- i ' i t I ? t T V '&?L-pr4''l'-t- : v 11 - ft i v) i: f The eomnlpte list of Wednps-tln- d day s sales at the national ram sale at the Salt Lake Union stockyards follows with seller listed first then buyer number of head sold and the total price: 811 - fM' s (center) Soda Springs Idaho to Robert (right) Filer Idaho Carl Finch son of Mr Finch is at left Bla-sto- FFOIK8 Livestock company E H Street 1 Mt Haggln Land and Llveatock company Dave Waddell 1 $210: Mai colm Moncrelffe Wayne W Coe 1 $100 Malcolm Moucreiffe K J Konrad 1 $115 Robert Blastock Malcolm Moncrelffe 1 $100 R W Hoagg A Son J J 1 $75 R W Hoagg A Son H O Avery 1 $75 Foothill Farm Jamea 1 $75 Foothill Farm Carl Crook-shir- e i'470 O 8 Hubbard FoothHI Farm 1 $100 Matthews Brothers Dell 1 Singleton $100 W 8 O'Neil Burnett Livestock company 1 $75 Utah State Agricultural College A Culverwell 1 $100 V R Utah (State Agricultural College Marshall V $125: H L' Finch Robert 1 Blastock $80 H L Finch Dell Sine 1 $80 Matthews Brothers J F gletou Haines i $75 u C M Hubbard A Son Robert Blastock 1 $70 R E Brown Burnett Livestock company 1 $65 W P 1 Hubbard M E Nooneu $65: W P Hubbard Virtus McConkie 1 $55 Malcolm Moucreiffe Robert Blastock 1 $100 Robert Blastock Victor Austin Jr 1 $150 Mt Haegin Land and Livestock company 1 Covev Brothers $150: H L Finch Robert Blastock 1 $300 Montana State 4 Burnett Livestock company College $180 Mt Haggln Land and- Livestock company J T Murdock 5 $300 Robert CaBlastock Carl L Wood 5 $290 Burnett Livestock comnadian Pacific A E 3 Moncrelffe Malcolm $156 pany Veo 5 $220 J O S Hubbard W C Bolev 5 $185: R W Hoagg A Son W R Veach 5 $225 Morgan Ballard Elwood F Balr 5 $95: A Pearson Elwood F Balr 4 $100:Matthews Brothers Richard P Mur1 $55: H L Finch A Robins J W dock 5 $220: W P Hubbard Smith 2 $92 Matthews Brothers Heber Moon 1 $55: Robert Blastock Crandall A Child 10 $350 E P Ranch Carl L Wood $50' C M Hubbard A Son W C Bolev 4 $100 E P Ranch E H Street 2 J60: J G S Hubbard Gaateif Olsen 15 $480: i G S Hubbard D E Howard 10 $340 Malcolm Moncrelffe Lafe Bown A Sons 25 $750 Mt Haggin Land and Llveatock company W P Hubbard 5 190 Robert Blastock Deseret Livestock compatiy 10 $370 Robert Bla$448: J G 8 Hubstock T T Wright-1- 4 Mal14 $378 bard D A Robertson Deseret Livestock comcolm Moncrelffe Olsen Deseret Casten pany 25 $650 14 Livestock company $36t: Robert Blastock W C Bolev 10 $280 Robert Blastock M A Smith- 15 $540: Foothills Farms Alfred Kearl 20 $400 Mt WaHaggin Land and Livestock company satch Livestock Loan company 25 $825 A D Robertson 10 Malcolm Moncrelffe $250 Malcolm Moncrelffe Heber Moon and Livestock Mt Land 25 $600: Haggln company W T Jenkins company 25 $725' R W Hogg A Ron M A Smith 15 $300 Robert Blastock Heber Moon 10 $240 Foothill Farms Casten Olsen 20 $360 W P Hubbard Elwood F Balr 1 $10 Tom L Patrick Allan Jenkins 3 $75 Robert Blastock R C Rich Sheen company 10 $280: Robert Blastock Deseret Livestock company 10 $190 Mt Haggin M A Laud and Livestock company Smith 25 $625 O A Reed Jack Powers 5 $200 Montana State college L E Vlvion 1 1 S100 Tom Patrick Carl Rudeen S760 Tom Patrick M H Manning 1 S360 J H Patrick estate Rulon E Bene 1 S110: Howard VaiiRhn Bolton A Davie 1 $450 J H Patrick eatate Michael 1 Pacific railCanadian $105 Barclay road Predmore Brothere 1 $250 Canadian Pacific railroad B B Burroughs 1 1 $250 F T Fox Leonard Llghthyer $85 Montana Slate college O L Whit-take- r 1 $80 University of Idaho Dave 1 Waddell $360 University of Idaho Michael Barclay 1 $100: F- - T Fox Mi chael Barclay 1 $100 W 8 O'Neil I E VtVlon 1 $195 W 8 O'Neil B R Meek 1 $110 S P Nellson A Son K O Isen-bef1 $90 S P Nellson A Sou Wallaia 1 E McGowan $95 W P Hubbard James Laldlaw 1 $300 Reorge C Mann Laldlaw A Brockle 1 $'200 Clarlndale Stock farm Bruce M Barnard 1 $125 W P Hubbard Bolten A Davis 1 $250 George C Mann Dave Waddell 1 $125 Thoman A Patrick Charles R Klppen 1 $60 Thomas A Patrick Joe Alameda 1 D L $75 Nephi Suffolk assoclatl6n Whltlaker 1 $75 Mack J Knight D L 1 Whlttaker $55: Tom Patrick L E 1 Vlvion $175: Mrs Nielson David G Smith 1 $50: Tom Patrick Walter Hubbard 1 $250 Douglas Piggnt Laldlaw 1 A Brockle $350 Canadian Pacific Fullertou ' 1 $110 Montana Jessie 1 State college G N Winder 1 $75 S P Nielson William O Mecham 1 $75 1 W S O'Neil Joe Alameda $85 J H F T Knight 1 Patrick estate $160 W S 0'Nell Michael BarcJay 1 $150 J H Patrick eatate VSuffdlk Sheep company 1 $115 W P Hubbard Laldlaw 1 A Brockle $125 Thomas Patrick Laldlaw A Brockle 1 $40 J J Woltoi A Culverwell 1 $35: J H Patrick estate Ed Ramsey 5 $225: Tom Patrick 1 H Nash 5 $230 Howard Vaughn Ed RamW 5 $255: Bartlett Brothers L sey Cook 5 $205: Canadian Pacific David G Smith 5 $250: Clarlndale Stork farm Michael Barclay 3 $192: Tracy W Hess J H Wddosa 4 $160 S P Nielson Ed Ramsey 5 $185 W 8 O'Neil David G 8mlth 5 $195: University of Idaho David G Smith 5 $310: Mack J Knight H A Bertaguoll 5 $180 Laldlaw A Brockle W L Cook 5 $300 W S O'Neil A M Rwallou 5 $180 J H Patrick estate Ed Ramsey 5 $250 Tom -- Patrick T T Wright 5 $240 Tom Patrick L'E Vlvion 5 $250: Thomas A Patrick J H 7 $196: Clarlndale Stock farm Wlddoa L E Vlvion? 5 $200 T W Hens Frank Reed 5 $150: Laldlaw A Brockle Ed Ranmey 15 $645 S P Nielson A Culverwell 5 $160: J H Patrick estate Charles R Klppen 10 $380 Howard Ralph Pelrbrook 25' $1050 Vaughan Tom Patrick William Nicholas $258 B M Barnard J H Widdoss 6 $240: Canadian Pacific J H Widdoss 6 $222: T W Hess 7 J H Widdoss $245 Canadian Pacific Ed Ramsev 10 $450 W P Hubbard William Nicholas 4 $144 W 8 O'Neil Ralph Peirbrook 8 $296: Tom Patrick H A Bertagnoll 10 $370 There Is "a turning back to the 18 Howard Vaughn Ralph Peirbrook $684 J J Wolton J M' Adamson 8 party" in midwest J H Patrick estate Ralph Peir- Republican $224 brook 6 $162: Tom Patrick Ralph Peir- farm belt states the publisher of brook 21 $525: Tom Patrick J H Widdoss 19 $665 W 8 O'Neil A M Swal-lo- three in Iowa newspapers daily 8 $240 Laldlaw A Brockle Roval M Smith 5 $200 Laldlaw A Brockle said during a Salt Lake visit M B Ben Danak 10 $500 Barnard Lafe Bnwu A Sous 6 $222: Michael BarThe visitor Jame3 R- - Rhodes clay Frank Reed Ifl $300 J W Hess of Newton Iowa publisher of A M G Smith 12 $764 Roenrer Q Thomas Mills 5 $125: Michael Barclav in Newton Perry 1(1 Golden Porter $240: Laldlaw A newspapers envisions "a tre Brockie Ben Danak 15 $750 Nephl Suf- and Carroll folk association Lafe Down 15 $330 mendous Republican victory" in W S O'Neil Weaver Douglass 10 $240 Iowa particularly W 8 O'Neil J C Winder 10 $280 Tom ' Patrick J H Widdoss 20 $700 Mr Rhodes and his wife are Hampshire visiting this week with the forRobeVt Blastock E A Veo 1 $175 mer's brother and sister-in-la- w 1 Tracy W Heaa Thomas Mills $30 Montsna State College Burnett Livestock Mr and Mrs Hugh M Rhodes of 1 Montana State company $70 College H C Pardlne 1 $100 Mt Haggln Land 1380 East South Temple street- - field is being leveled by the army W P A labor and concrete will be poured for runways through the same agency) Makes Reservations Mr Boden finally agreed to vote for the motion explaining it was only proper for the county to have a proposal In writing from whomever is in charge of the work to be a part of the commission's records He also said responsibility for the equipment should be fixed "If you want something in writing" Chairman Mullins told Mr Rawlins "then you get it This matter was discussed in regular order and it's a shame this commission can't stay put for two days" - s Complete List of Sales At Closing of Auction with :l w Hampshires were of much improved quality at the 1940 national ram tale authorities said This Hampshire lamb was sold by H L Finch contract (It was learned later that the i i Mullins head of the roads and bridges department had been asked to rent the machine by "a Mr Moore later identified s Major Vincent B Moore assistant chief engineer at the airfield Mr Mullins said he discussed the question with his colleagues informally and they had agreed It was so entered on the commission's minutes last Monday Moves to Reconsider Wednesday however Mr Rawlins moved for reconsideration claiming that the county should know who would be responsible for the rental fee and for the care of the loader He also said that commission procedure should be followed and the proposition put in ' 1 writing Commissioner Boden at first ob- Jected asserting: "I want the record to show that Mr Rawlins' vote to lease this equipment was just as big as any other comrnissioner's and that the rest of us are just as interested In protecting public property as Contending that the county should assist in every way in "preparedness" efforts Chairman Mullins said "Mr Moore must have the machine by Friday" In the meantime the county attorney's office ruled the county cannot rent or lend its equipment to private contractors and Mr Mullins admitted he was uncertain whether the Hill field work was being done by the army or through 1 - I I he is" ' K" ' At the county road shops it was reported there are several of the loading machines in question in Utan but all are in use on various projects That belonging to Salt Lake county is at present used for loading trucks at a county gravel pit it was explained but another machine can be substituted for the period it is needed by the Iowa Publisher Sees GOP Trend army Mr Mullins said Major Moore at first vanted the loader for about 24 days but later reduced the estimated time to 14 days The army Is willing to pay $15 "a day for its use the commissioner said Lloyd Family to Meet The William J Lloyd family reunion will be conducted Saturday from 6:30 to 10 p m at Liberty park Members are requested to meet In the bowery and bring their own lunches ck half-thousa- Joan Bogden of West street was treated at the Salt Lake police emergency hospital Wednesday morning for cuts on her head suffered when she fell from a bicycle near her home Eight-year-o- ld 678 South Thirteen) bouillet and Hampshires being the outstanding general features wa$ hailed by C B Wardlaw the national association president ' Praises Managers Mr Wardlavy recognized the efforts of Mr Marshall and Ellis R McClure barn manager as well as those of J H Manderfield stockyards manager and Merrill Parkin assistant manager Two figures well known to the wool industry since long before the ram sale was established however were missing for the first time They were W p Candland Mt Pleasant Rambouillet pioneer and J H Patrick Ilderton Ontario Canada Suffolk grower both of whom died since the 1939 auction Both Mr Wardlaw and F A Ellenwood Red Bluff Cal the honorary president paid high tribute to the pioneering accomplishments of Mr Candland and Mr Patrick both of whom had attended every ram sale until this year A number of Suffolks selected by the late Mf Patrick were sold at the Wednesday sale Unofficial figures showed that the 500 head of Suf folks brought about $22000 while the Hampshires were sold for about $15600 Texans Heavy Buyers Idaho and Utah growers were prominent in the bartering while a number of Texas sheepmen purchased nearly 100 head of Oregon Montana Washington Nevada California and Wyoming also were well represented More than 1000 persons attended the sales each day with each year finding more women in the stands and an increased number participating in the bidding Before Wednesday midnight the hu barn had been emptied of the more than 1600 head with trains trucks and trailers hauling the animals to their new pastures -- Bicycle Fall Sends Girl 8 to Hospital Second Thieves Loot Truck P R Townsend of 575 Somerbv avenue told Salt Lake police tbrt thieves early Wednesday stole eight lengths of rope a tarpauun and a carpenter s plane from a truck parked in his yard 291910 Water Meet Maps Study jOff irial Sa)s Won'1 Of Great Plains' Plight ahu Sale Collects High Prices For Top Rams Prove Popular at Auction "U'"y' 'August Ram-bouille- ts WASHINGTON Aug 28 UP) — Irrigation as a preventive of mi' gration from the great plains states will be topic of the National Reclamation association at 6 in Its convention September Great Falls Mont it was announced at association general offices here Approximately 400 reclamation states west tf'fj"0"1 the 17 are of the expect ed to attend the convention 24-2- PROVORonaid J JJykesAJex Automobil lieve that the countrv " dustrial equipment to f tir all tional defense requirement at the same timVpr mobiles and trucks for L market according1? A Davison assistant geneSli manager of the PonU c iS company Mr official of th9com5nVSf ? dressed dealer sale Wednesday In the HotW? Dealers and Idaho eastern 2 ern Wyoming attended the fT noon session Estimating that only 7 of present automobile 'manuL?' ng plants will be needed" ing machine guns shell mored trucks Mr Davison £ own company now ?u make war materials isprePari In thhSf Price of the 1941 "m tiacs which were shown £ sales meetings are 50me s cent higher than last year fleeting a general increase In of materials Mr Davison The new models all are of th torpedo type introduced by V tiac last year Bodies and lower and running boards I" dispensed with "Evprv been made to provide 'better hanaim a suuer easier rid ' he said Others who addressed the mt ings included Paul R Warm sales promotion manager of Pon' tiac Mich Thomas M Ray 0f San Francisco regional manager' Dan O'Madigan Jr retiring Deiw ver zone manager and H W Bygel Incoming Denver zone man ager Fred A Carleson Inc Salt Lake district distributor was the host organization Hedquist Elmer A Jacob Clayton Jenkins E 0 Larson R J Murdock and A V Watkins v Richfield ME Lundberg Frank G Martines and J Lerue'Ogden Richmond J Morris Godfrey and Noah Woodland Roosevelt H L a Allred Salem Roy T Taylor E R Tuttie Salt Lalie City— Thomas C Adams J R Alexander Herbert S Auerbach Gus P Backman W I Beers Henry H Blood J Reuben Clark Jr( George R Corey A Dieferfdorf Grover A GilesJHamp-to- n C Godbe Oliver J Grimes J A Hale Fisher Harris R A Hart T H Humpherys S A Kennedy George D Keyser Leland H Kimball Harold B Lee Sumner G J Stuart McMaster Margetts Henry D Moyle E G Nielsen H J Plumhof P J Purcell Astley B Purton Stephen L Richards Blair Richardson F H Richardson J R Rawlins Eric W Douglas E Scalley C P Seeley Edwin J Skeen George H Smith C Orval Stott H War den Taylor James w Wade Har old E Wallace William- R Wallace John A Widtsoe and Ralf Rumel Woolley Sandy Archie S Jensen and W I Nielsen Santaquin Glen E Davis William O Johnson George W LeBaron Jr and E R Nelson: Spanish Fork A R Creer J A Francis S W Grotegut James Sorensen Jr and C H Jex Spring-vill- e Resident Loses Watch Selvoy J Boyer Arthur Fin-le- y Burglars entered the home of and L E Harmer Spring City Leland C Evans 604 Third e Vivian Larson St George Ellis and stole a wrist watch Salt J Pickett Tooele Frank G East- Lake police were Informed man VcrnalL P Christensen Wednesday Utah delegates to the annual convention of the National Reclamation association in Great Falls Mont September 24 25 and 26 were named Wednesday by Governor Henry H Blood By cities they are as follows: Bear River City John P Holmgren Beaver H KBoyter Bountiful Ward C Holb'rook Brigham City Orson Christensen and A T Davis Castle Dale Duane A Frandsen and Rosel J Jensen C G Adney Delta W Q Cole and William Pace Ephraim J W Humphrey Farr West G B Ferron Don Peterson Taylor Fountain Green Lyman Seeley Gunnison John M Knighton Heber City L C Montgomery Huntington Byron A Howard Huntr-vill- e W R McErftyre Layton James E Ellison Lehi Sylvan W n Clark and David I Gardner Saul E Hyer and E M Van Orden Logan— A W Chambers Frederick P Champ George D Clyde M R Hovey J Howard Maughan W W Owen Harry C Parker Elmer G Peterson William Peterson and R L Wrigley Ma'nti Elmer H Gibson Nephl Russell Hawkins and Will L Hoyt Ojsden— Reed W Bailey H A Benning Ora Bundv" Francis A Child E J Fjeldsted D D Harris L J Holther John M Mills $IIAW-flU- T0 Co-rin- Lew-isto- t5 £ MtZ vs Ry-be- rg LOT) SO I STICK TO THE BURNING BRAND— CAMELS EXTRA MUD AND EXTRA COOL CAMELS GOOD— 6000 THROUGH THE LAST EXTRA PUFF ALWAYS TASTE d0 ' :aul to "Their Europe j said ' he md barl nne nati Out have of t ere political itarv pov "They Unyieldir The n to "wish lead can sciouslv Hitler" "But I replaeem V I X 1 yM m 'Lu ti wre by ' c-- IS - Z?? mfth A tha ship fause H believe t turn thei wants to Says Rot Mninln Roosevel ler mens lace deel "Powe position tome int "ne econ other CONOCO F R EE A sort of private "Gasoline Mileage Contest" has long furnished fun to a good many tourists they'd bought This made quite a game for any number in the car Too bad to but today there's not even the shadow Bronz-z-- z mile- reports its own true mileage to you—on a neat certified dashboard instrument called the Conoco Mile Dial installed for you instantly by any Conoco Mileage Merchant FREE -- He's gamely inviting you to turn up your " own accurate information on the mileage you get from his Conoco the gasoline Bronz-z-z- furnishes you with any route rmation you request -a- ssembled in a permanent "memory book" with your own name on the cover That's the famous Conoco Touraide — accurate complete "easy to handle Includes camps hotels rates resorts and wha't'll to Your you- have? 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