Show I I Friday Morning -- £!jc Salt £akc Tribune' — :— September 6 1910 1 - i i Labor' Meet Truck-Seda- n Collision Books Talk Kills Two in lddlio By Murdock Crash in Cassia County Leaves f 1 rls an It ith - ve- :45 im ion a A be Officials Outline Program for Logan Sessiqn Tribune Intermountain Wire Abe LOGAN — Representative Murdock Democratic nominee for U S senator will be a speaker at the Utah State Federation of ftbor convention in Logan September 16 17 18 and 19 J R Wilson of Salt Lake City secretary-treasur- er of the labor organization announced in Logan Thursday Mr Wilson qnd Eli B Kelsey of Salt Lake City second vice president of the federation considered plans for the annual meet with Alma Johnson of Logan chairman of arrangements for the convention A complete program has not been formulated yet Mr Wilson said but speakers who will address the convention besides Representative Murdock include Alton Hartle western represents tive of the wage and hour division of the department of labor Joseph F Meyer director of unemploy' ment insurance for the Utah state industrial commission and Harry McCune -- representative of the labor department ofthe Industrial" commission Paul M Peterson of Salt Lake City is president of the federation Business sessions will be held at 10 a m and 2 p m each day of' the ipeet at Hotel Eccles convention" headquarters Mr Wilson said Six displays of union made goods will be made under the direction of Mr Kelsey Instructor Appointed Soulier at Lincoln high school has been ap' pointed an instructor in the same field at the Salinas Union high school in Salinas Cal OREM — Wesley D instructor Smith-Hugh- J3 -- r J u Upset Features Justice Holds Crash Severely School Board Reasserts Plan ' Two for Horse Show Injures Youth For Transfer of Students j Phillip Cunningham Tribune Intermountain Wire a Transportation In Utah County Lava Slaying "critical reported liua available to River Cache Thursday night and LOGAN — 20 of Lewiston was in condition” t Budge Memorial hospital where he was taken for treatment for Injuries received when an automobile in which he was riding with " LOGAN — board decided school in is’ county’Ychool e school Heights pupils eighth-gradseventh ' Thursday not to to take them to the Provldencs Tribune Intermountain Wire Tribune Intermountain Wire change plans made last week for school LAVA HOT SPRINGS Idaho-J- ust PROVO— Mary Steele McDonseventh and eighth grade students ld ald a Superintendent Klrkbride did bay mare ice of the Peace D A Munroe not reveal what action If any belonging to H A Sorenson of Martin Thursday bound Daniel five other youths went nut ot con- from River Heights to attend t the — school Providence will be taken 4o compel' the stud116 Salt Lake City won two firsts at Higgins 50 and RaTph Higgins 24 trol and a telephone pole The 13 students involved ents to attend the Providence the opening night of the Utah father and son over to Fifth dis- about on (truck west mlle of Lewiston Thursday attended the River school county horse show An upset oc- trict court on second degree murwaa Cunningham reported by Dr Heights school where according The River Heights school has the curred however when Edge-mou- nt der charges for the beating to Ezra Tribune Intermountain Wire Cragun of Lewiston attend- to a teacher Miss Ella Neddi of first second and third grides comof the Sorenson death Sun also 26 of John George August BURLEY Idaho— Cassia county moved to the top of the stables physician to be suffering from Providence “they were kept busy” bined in one room with one teachand regarded as the top 61 widely known Lava Hot Springs aingfractured skull Idaho black list in traffic fatalities for the year Thursday with horse of the show was defeated in Superintendent J W Klrkbride er and jn another room a second resident With him in the car at the time ot SmithfiehH said Hie board de- teacher Instructs the combined the combination class to two new 1940 11 of deaths the total to Justice Martin continued the of the accident ware Dale Lewis recording bring Thursday to continue to pro- fourth fifth and sixth grades by Queen’s Jester a chestnut stal- $7500 bonds set for each ordering 19 Boyd Karren 29 Melvin Jones cided vide equipment materials and Inagainst seven for the same date last —year Formerly the River Height! lion owned and ridden George by — held defendants for trial at 21 the side--“ Killed when a light sedan Tony Hoggan 19 and Lortn struction for students of the first school included eight grades with Thomas also of Salt Lake City - the conclusftm of a ' 20 all of Lewiston preliminary Rogers six grades at the River Heights four grades in each room swiped a heavily loaded prune The event won by Queen’s Jestruck Wednesday night were Freeter drew plaudits of the crowd as hearing Higgins man Robinson 22 of Burley and Ralph according to the three horses entered' Queen's sworn statements read at the Ernest Armstrong 62 of Bilrley Jester Edgemount Sun and Headadmitted he had struck and Twin Falls' lines owned by Coy J Hayward hearing - Mr John on the head with his Henry Cline 25 of Rupert vast of on a Bountiful show put great an of climax fist was’ at the owner of the sedan which argument Wins Model Class demolished as it(crashed into the resulting from Mr John's criticism of young Higgins’ treatment of a bed of the fruit truck on U S Mary'Steele McDonald took the highway 30 12 miles west of here first of her pair of wins in the woman the evening of August 25 He is recovering in the county hosThe elder Mr Higgins whose second event for model mares or pital from severe lacerations sufover two years old story of tie altercation and the geldings fered in the accident Headlines took the red ribbon lor following scuffle differed "greatly" Three state police officers han second and Misty belonging to according to Bannock County dling traffic at the Cassia county E L Hansen of Provo was third Prosecutor Clarence M Jeffery fair investigated the accident In the five-gaitclass for from the one related by Ralph shortly before 11 p m They are mares and geldings Mary Steele Higgins Is being held because of Holl Church of Burley Lieutenant McDonald took her second first the discrepancies A W Perkins of Buhl and G R Mr John who was found unC O Cladin a Provo owner Lounsbury of Ketchum took the first? blue ribbon of the conscious In his bed 12 hours after Officer Church said tire marks as hjs Phillip Morris a the scuffle occurred died en route bore out the story of the driver twofeet when it struck the truck evening chestnut 'stallion to a Pocatello hospital of the truck Lytle Denton of Buhl bed just back of the cab won the first class of the evening Mr Robinson who was driving for model stallions that the westbound sedan had swerved back and forth across the the Cline car was killed instantly Popular with the crowd was the yellow center line before the eras! and Mr Armstrong class which was won" by' jumping and was over the marker by about ficers arrived Nauvoo owned and ridden by Blaine Glasmann Jr of Ogden after a run-o- ff with Klipper Queen owned by John T Morten-se- n of Salt Lake City and ridden by Gene Livingston Mrs George Fife rode E‘ L Hansen’s Morning Mist to victory ‘—Tribune Intermountain Wire in the Utah county ladies’ pleasure class with Sonny owned by Free Logs Cleared R H Hayward of Provo and rid OGDEN— More than 69000-00- 0 den by his young daughter Ge-ni- el board feet of free timber Tribune Intertnountain Wire Tribune Intermountain Wire second and Queen owned was taken from the 24 national LOGAN — Average prices re MONTJCELLO — Pioneer famithird Lamar by Maycock forests of the intermountain relies who completed a hazardous ceived by Utah farmers for agrl ' gion during the year ending journey across southeastern Utah cultural products remained higher Take Double Win June 30 a report by the regionto settle San Juan county will be The Sorenson stables walked honored September 15 when a than the national average in the away with both first and second al office of the U S forest service showed Thursday group of nearly 200 tdecendants month ending August 15 but fell honors in the open three-gaite- d leave on a pilgrimage over- - the off slightly from the July 15 In- class as Black Gamin ridden by he original trail-Ttrip will take dex the monthly report of Jhe Herman Krahenbuhl was first Canyon Road Finished about 10 days LOGAN — Highway officials Utah State Agricultural college’s and Bell of Edgemount second The pilgrimage is sponsored by Old Gold another George Thomas and civic leaders Thursday celeof agricultural eco- horse department the organize ridden by Kathryn Thomas brated completion of the $1100-00- 0 SELECT THIS CHARMING MODERN WALNUT SUITE 20th Cention of which Charles Redd of La-S- nomics issued Thursday showed was third highway through Logan streamlined design and tury is president The group adopted constructed with rich figsmartly styled sturdily a horse with The August 15 index for all comstock Trigger bay canyon to Bear lake ured walnut fronts You get a large chest twin beds vanity with 42- its name from the passageway 107 compared with a his owner Vern Ward of Provo was modities inch mirror and bench which allowed the pioneer famiRegularly priced at 13200 Special 9950 national Index of 96 and a July up won both the stock horse class Armv’s Future Told lies topenetrate a barrier of cliffs 15 MODERN SUITE LARGE in glowing walnut finish musical chair number and the 108 of sturdily constructed figure into the San Juan valley — Great developwith large chest plus dded hat compartment storage QGDEN throughout On the two dates the prices paid Alma Johnson riding his Silver Settlement was made In 1879 space beautiful vanity with large mirror bench and two twin beds U S farmers for commodities was second and Reed Ekins on ments in army facilities in and by Regularly 250 90 when 80 or wagons and was indexed at 122 and the aver- Blondie was third in the stock near Ogden can be expected in priced at 12900 Special 8950 Kiwanis class the pioneers from New Harmony age national wholesale horse the future Ogden 18th CENTURY MAHOGANY SUITE In lovely Sheraton design carefully prices of Beaver Cedar City Parowan The show will be continued Friclub was told Thursday commodities at 113' m soft deep-tone- d center-drawewith styled mahogany Oak Woodruff and guides and dustproof City at the Panguitch Beef sheep and hogs were in- day and Saturday nights constructions You will be with the double deck throughout delighted who had been appointed for R 112 for Utah August 15 fairgrounds south of Provo dexed Man In at Mires Hnrfip chest vanity bench and two full panel twin beds’ SPECIAL 12450 duties met on the Esca and at 117 on H is Provo of superHayward July 15 On the TREMONTON — John Shan-dreHEPPLEWHITE SUITE lante at a place called "Forty-Mil- e There is something unusually appealing in this true same dates the figure for dairy visor with Rulon H Dixon of was in 30 of Garland 18th Century reproduction Wheat-leIt has an air of grace and charm C y O Spring” built to stand Lake and Salt City and poultry was respectively 95 a critical condition in a of Sedalia Mo as judges Dr years of service with center-drawe- r guides and dustproof construction throughout Find Small Opening ' and 90 hosnital Thursday from All Honduras Mahogany with mellow hand-rubbfinish The comparative figures for ail E G Cole of Provo is ringmaster vanity shield Lacking room for all the- livesuffered when he was iniuries mirror chest and two twin panel beds Regularly priced at 20500 109 were 110 on livestock and stock part of the group moved and a the Glen at horse kicked A by Dinwoodey Special at 10 miles farther From that point all crops 104 both dates 14950 Mason ranch The purchasing power of all Utah a small party set out to explore the strange country east and south agricultural products in the ratio You Fim Studies Water Near the Colorado river the party of prices received to U S retail on encountered scaling cliffs with prices 'was ifidexed at 88 on AuIdaho— Voting MALAD foot reser- a proosed 5000-aconly a small opening leading to gust 15 and 89 the previous month You will enjoy perfect rest and relaxaMT PLEASANT At the end the edge of the water the only to be built at vor aeqst of of the first week of school the tion on this gloriously comfortable matvisible passage through the rock 8500000 will be an order of enrollment at Wasatch academy business at a tress built especially to Dinwoodey’s of Malad Returning to the original group Whiting Family to Meet meeting with hunnearly a month later the explorIrriCT°ting company stockhold- very rigid specifications SPRINGVILLE— Descendants of far exceeded any previous year ing party led the pioneers to the Edwin W JC ers Friday announced of dreds innercoils Superintendent Whting early Springvllle luxuriously upholthrough which will hold their annual re- Throndson Thursday stered with soft white Javanese sisal the entire group scraped their pioneer are from Students union Saturday and Sunday at the registered Lions Club to Dance over which are layers of the way after blasting much of the pads Whiting park in Maple canyon Canada Hawaii and all western sides away m 'the finest quality cotton felt Embroidered 184 LOGAN— A carnival dance will states with 'students east announces of PresiMapletoff The livestock slid and wak pushed dent Jesse be held by members ofcsLoean border with hundreds of little eyelets Whiting Bonfire pro- boarding department down the steep rock trail but none and Sufiday nights Friday night the annual faculty Lions club and their nartners Fri-- 1 for proper ventilation and four handles of the 1000 head of cattle was lost grams Saturday with sports and a genealogy meet- reception and get acquainted party day at 9 p m in Hotel Eccles Hubmarks of the wagons are still for easy turning two-dain eny Pond W be held club will John's Preston will president highlight the gymnasium visible on the sidewalls barely six ing said Thursday tertainment for the entire student body feet Light Car "Twisted Wreck Deaths Boost State Toll to seven-year-o- how1-ev- five-gait- er ed During Dill woo flcy’s Beautify Your Home SPECIAL FALL CLEARANCE TWIN BEDROOM SUITES ed five-year-o- ld Brief Items In Mountain Area’s News Prices of Utah Farm Products ExceedAverage al r- w Tre-mont- ed Wasatch Academy Rolls Increase Save as - Invest in More Rest and Comfort re Two apart Find Greater Barrier After fording the Colorado river the pioneers stopped at Cottonwood canyon between the Colorado and San Juan rivers From there the explorers set out again and worked their way to Slick Rock which presented an even greater barrier than the previous cliffs Buy a pack of twenty super-- i keen Marlin Blades for a ' j quarter today Compare them critically with any blades you’ve ever bought at any of the price Precision-mad- e finest steel they are 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