Show ARD- - EXAMINER APRIL 9 1946 THE OGDEN STAI TUESDAY EVENINI rWWiHi!BS DaViS IrrjOcltOrS Marlsnoi &er Revolver 4ing his lifetime "Cougar" Lewis who died sx weexsfour cougars each They were J JPierce R E Keys of Riggins BOISE April 9 AP) The SlOOin posted by a Tennessee sDortsman at°?e Brusch of Almo and William C Karl Paulson of Spokane Wash S Following me usual methods 01 A for thehunter who killed the most G Beattie of Salmon Perd Hughes 01 iNonn fork the predator upniey used mountain lions in Idaho during a hunting lwo others Ernest Olson of of Elk River and W H Reed of which usually locate ine cats six months period was awarded dogs Sweet Howxrd 0!ov yesterday to Robert Donley Highest kill atrributed to a living Fernwood skulls turned in three is 200 a record held by bow and arrow and re- trees when they hear the dogs hunter dux- - fipor Bp Lnwe of Knm ia fnrmpr £ach one Hunters easy volver marksman who killed for shooting fairly making — Tr'tt The f:i —- - wnen v auev wIdaho nuni- were Lasron wick- - iisn ana game department employe ' "S xne """'""s uuiucii er bagged 19 cougars in the six prize he estimated one of the big ham of period Franklin Joe Clark of With an estimated kill of 500 dur— — "1U enuea Marrh j? tr lake CaiS Cdii the prize offered by Will Cum- - and elk in one year Tm rirfs? inn mines of Chatty Uton county judge who hasn't and other entrants received $50 missed a hunting season in Idaho bounty for every skull turned in h to the game department since 1892 Veteran Boise hunter Pat Reed Uses Bow Revolver second in the contest with 18 was ponley who Was awarded the cougars he shot in the Low man prize by the state fish and game area of southern Idaho and Tom commission acting for Cummings Turn elson of Riggins was third said he brought down some of the with 1(L ' lions with barbed arrows but killed L ' most Of them With a rmlvr To Tied for Fourth for fourth with tied hunters Two Donley stayed the wilderness xor Labor Board Sets Hearing Adopt Program Cafes For Expansion For Salt Lake r'- li ) ' fi If SALT LAKE CITY AprU: 9 (AP)esident said Tahtars told him The Utah labor relations board has i jat 'Tve got to join the A F L Set for April 18 a hearing on col go broke" lective bargaining petition for h C I O asserted that Tan restaurants three Salt Lake City as nnsteri in one of his restau filed by both A F L and C I O rants a notice of an A F L orgam- w x w I Slie Ceros zftionai meeung wnwu Uiree restaurants Utah and Sutton'sJ are operated by charged violated Utah laborof laws the HChairman E M Royle George Tahtaras The labor relations board heard &or relations board said the un- charges would testimony yesterday on! a complaint- t&r labor practice filed by the C I O charging Tah- b taken under advisement pend- the hearing on the bargaining taras with unfair labor practices i ' Clarence— L Palmer stale C X O bftitions ity Too Tough Jayceettes Schedule Dinner Session LAYTON April 9— Members of the North Davis Jayceettes voluntary auxiliary to the North Davis junior chamber of commerce will gather at the Lay ton city hall Wednesday night for theif springn dinner meeting Mrs LeRpy Flip-pepresident announced today Feature of the dinner session will be a review of Lduisei Baker's recent novel "Partyj Line'' bjf Mrs William A Dawson Other entertainment features aire being art ranged by the general committee in charge of the event including Mrs Clayton 5 tout chairman Mrs Rowne Nelson and Mrts Aftori Galbraith Preparation are beirjg completed for the seating of 30 members Mrs Stout said The springtime theme will be carried out in decoration and favors or - SALT LAKE CITY April 9 buck deer P)— A year-ol- d a Lake City Salt frandered into Residential area then got its head aught in a wire fence Efforts & residents in the area to free Ihe animal proved fruitless and State Game Warden W C (frump was called Crump managed to extricate : ' S Ha I Alc&n Highway LAKE 9 CITY April CAP) — American motorists will be able to use the Alcan highway in 1947 or early 1948 Air Vfce Marshal P A Lawrence Royal Canadian air force said today Marshal Lawrence is' spending a 30-dleave visiting in the United States ay QUIT DOSING CONSTIPATION! duiator Explains CITY April 9 ) — Utah public schools will leive $1844000 annually in fed- drl funds if the federal! aid to 4dication bill pending in congress ip Ipassed J Easton Parratt of the state department of public said today i arratt who is also a member of :the legislative commission of the Education association National made the statement after his re-u- n from Washington where he Id-L- a) (D-Uta- (R-Ohi- its' spon-3o- s Hill h) o) Millions Eat ' KELLOGG' S ALL-BRA- N nne Imposed for for Lasting Relief Harih laxatives got you feeling down? If yours is the common type of constipation caused by lack of sufficient bulk in the diet follow this pleasant way to lotting regularity Just eat a serving of crisp de- licious KELLOGG'S ALL-BRA- N of every 1 day and drink plenty water Do this regularly — and if trouble is due to Jack of bulk your — you may never have to take another laxative the rest of your life ! ALL-BRA- N is not a purgative — not a medicine It's a wholesome natural laxative food and— AJLl-MA- CITY April Johannson 61 was fined $25 when he pleaded guilty court to a charge of ipl police rocks at Police Patrolman throwing Elmer Hale H§ On court Johannson admitted he thfew the rocks but he said he merely wag trying to gain the attention of a friend standing near tjhf policeman SALT LAKE at AND R more than your daily iron need— to help make good! red blood Calcium and phosphorus —to help build bones and teeth Vitamins — to help VALET SHOP very day! Made by Kellogg'i ©f Battle Creek and Omaha Ba9emeiii Hotel Ben Lomond tial for growth Eat ALL?BRAN (— : r iPhistotal To Settle Strike LAKE CITY April 9 Proceed orders for $445895 worth (AP)—Dan Edwards executive of family dwelling units in Utah board member of the CIQ Union and $297398 wfrth in Arizona of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers were issued today by the federal said today he saw little prospect Of an immediate settlement of a public housing admin istration Salt Lake City: 225 family units strike that has idled 5000 Utah contract to M & K Corp San workers since Jan 21 Affected are three Utah comFrancisco for $430875 work to start tomorrow completion by panies Utah Copper Co American Smelting and Refining Co and Aug 7 Price Utah: 10 units M & K United States Smelting Refining and Mining Co Ccprp $15020 starts April 10 comEdwards attended a federal factpletion by May 2 fucsbn Ariz: 72 family units finding board hearing at Denver contract to Del E Webb Construc- which concluded Saturday tion Co "After hearing the facts presentPhoenjy for $108144 work to start tomfuirow completion ed at the Denver meeting" Ed- FRANCIso April 9 SALT AP wards said ' j Aj)ril 1 i r i f 1 § j "HOT71 ' n" its rich luxurious flavor Here is real Kentucky whisa key- brand that's been good company for 77 years "'"r j '""'B-Pt- b "my feeling is that "sn (tMl"1 "Uniformly Fine Since 1869 -- MERCHANT MARINE OFFICERS LAKE CITY April 9 (AP)— Mrs Emory C Smith of Salt Lake City has been elected president Of the ladies' auxiliary of the Utah Wool! Growers association She was chosen at the group's annual luncheon meeting yesterday ' STILL 1'RGtNTLY HEEDED If you hold a ticket either as a deck oiiicer or engineering ofticer wire collect today to Merchant Marine Washington D C mssasm NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION JM nfyi1 v NY WHISKEY— A BLEND 868 PROOF GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS 65 - April also April showers bring May flowers ushers in the 5th consecutive tough spring season for yout can It's time for a spring ? engineer for the state road commissi oni Since cdming to Utah he had livpd in Cedar City Richfield Price tod iff Pifovo since last m spring:! if Surviving besides hist widow one son and §ne daughter ' XX SALT SALT Os-bo- rn plat with new cuthion uinc application fit liko n for wnlu pormltt proper chewB Real comfort! Trv Dent a l nuorantee S9t & 98c tubet at druegiiti Memorial Plan Auxiliary President Road Engineer Dies loos li " — 1 latin 1 LAKE CITY April 9 (AlP)r-M- rs Alice Merrill Home to 1590 of member the Daughters of Utah Production ff virtually all types of crofts increased with the ex- Pioneers who is opposed to thea ception of sugar beets Production organization's plant to construct of beetH declined from 1&474 tons Pidneer Memorial building on the in 1940 (to 12711 $ns in IM5 Acre- summit of Main street today ofan alternative age planted to sugar beets! dropped fered She proposed the memorial be from 1957 acres to 1133 Production of oats jumped from incorporated with the replica of 102163 bushels in 1940 to 240537 the did Sat Lake theatre which bushels in 1945 winter wheat is planned for construction on the gained from 19995 to 2l$387 and University of Utan campus by the alfalfa cut for hay increased from centennial commission The DUP which overrode Mrs 39090 tons to 68510 tonfT Wooll production increised from Homes opposition also plans to to i U782725 use the theatre as a model for its 1661883 pohndS pounds and cittle and caiVes raised building The site at the head of Main in the county jumped frqm 17879 to 38576 production I bf milk street is a triangular plot near the gained from 2595064 gallons to capitoi building gallons TT1 Drive in check-u- p to your favorite Pep 88Vico station or dealer for this Spring freshening? Motor oil changed to spring and summer grade ? v Car completely lubricated — wheels repacked U --JUL Transmission and differentia! drained flushed and refilled with cleatl lubricant of proper grade Battery and tires inspected and serviced f 9b9I "1 I msl flLk a i it I Mm mmm m- mUeAt f i t ! 'Guests IOOKS like f ! J — rt a i nl v Met a wonderful deal madejiie winning judging from rivope glorious Calvert highballs and Old FsBiipneda! You just can't lose with Caiyc rt it's the real things so mellow andncn there's siinj'ly no imitating it! How come? Well we've blcnccd morf Clear Heads Chopse addition it is a good idea to have the air cleaner cleaned and the oil filter changed Jk s eoerydotfy removed (saved ii permanent type) and rust preventive added Anti-freez- e mm mm 1 jf t Spark plugs checked replaced if necessary iCooling system cleaned and checked for leaks radiator hose and fan belt replaced if necessary mm I mmm BaBTll fv- ? around here" fine whiskey in our time than any other distiller in America No wonder then that year after year Calvert is repotted "tjie whiskey ioaost often asked for igr nameK To deal yourself the tastiest highballs and Old Fashioneds ever just be sure you use Calvert Ifs the real thing ? mgm Calvert Distillers Corp NYC?1§LENDED WHISKEY 86 Proof Grain Ntral Spirit Mffrt'Reeive'-659- & Calvert "Special"-72- Vi at Qet highest quality products PEP 88 VICO STATIONS! Calvert pill mKmTmmwmmw j ' DEALERS UTAH OIL Pgp 88 Ethyl Casolinw Ms the Real Thinz Grain Neitxal Spirits m rec CalscTccth ng Alternative Offered county last ear compared with 396310 in 1940 Number of farms increased only slightly irom 1426 e Once you taste good Bond & LUlard you'U bat it famous label and aayy 'This is my velwhiskey!" Yoe'll like its vet smoothness You'll like Proceed Order Given Little Chance Seen For Utah Homes h j j ? F ' j i 1 all-tim- Good Companion! A SAN has the -- 1 ing in a Utah! hospital following a paralytic stroke Born February 18 188$ in Rome son of Mr and Mrs Mo hej was William Osbom He caitic to Utah in 1924 sand wnt to work as a civil FREE DE1JVERY Phone 7633 V guard against deficiencies Protein —to help build body tissue essen- X age of 94 ord w — byl Jdne 8 9— William 66 Utah state road commission engineer died Monday morn- pressing While You Wait i -- : Vne'Sly'tSi1' Maricopa county! Ariz: 128 units we have justifiable demands and Webb Co $189252 starts tomor- we can expect just consideration WASHINGTON" April 9 (APd— row completion m Oct 7 panel" by the fact-findi'— X The board will rem i— in ! foif used r Land farming purposes ' 111 ! ' D C April at convene Washington increased Utah county Sanpete 18 to hear further evidence in the more than 5 per cent between 1940 and 1945 a report of the U S dispute census bureau showed today A special survey showed 602025 acres of land in cultivation in the Iii PROVO ALTERATIONS food eleOne ounce ' At Age of 66 GLEANING in which i Farm Activity I N outer layers of wheat protective ments are concentrated AN provides of ALL-Bwhole-whej- j f AP) — Carl R is lifhw t Nutrition tfiMi wfcejk wftMt Because it's made from the vital KILLOOO'S " j Honing Officer j 4 Wt LAKE Sens Thomas and Taft meet increasing demands Robert Harding president announced f today The Association in cooperation with toWn boards and diity councils of the various municipalities is now brganiting a united front'' earlicampaign to bring about the the proof est possible approval i posed projects by The nine pfojfccts advhcated ' the association follow: of the I Southward extension 1 canal Weber-Davi- s 2 Routing of a new highline canal ilrom the Weber river to I Haight s bench 3 A shoreline canal near the Great Salt lake to intercept spring runoff nd wfste watery 4 Extension bf the §alt Lake aqueduct to llthds ofin Day is county early runoff 5 Utilization water from cjihyoh streams in the I Bonneville canal 6 Fdrtlier spreading of spring to the runoff water from canyfns V hioh H4nrhs f :! r 7 Greater t)nserYatioh of water i In the artesian oasms 8 An underground survey of ar tosian basins in thf COUrttv 9 Study of the proposed Colo- rtkrffi ailihoritv and its ros- sible effects on individtial water rights G San ete Increases Aid Bill iicussed the bill with nt ' it to the oase or me moumains Vt d released it ihool FARMINGTON April 9 - — xne Useiis- associa-- 1 Davis County Waternine-poipro-- j a has adopted tion long-rang- e a expansion gram for of the county's water supply to -- tie frightened deer then hauled ALT SALT j fTTB h— ££V XMwH in 1931 at the j ftp 88 ReguUr Casolmw Vice Quaker State Motor Oils Atlas Products UfcSfc "FINING pr COMPANY |