The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 12

12 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING JULY 10 1036 Norge Dealers Vaudeville Slated At Liberty Park Friday Night Sheep Raisers See Prospects Roping Champ Faces Test in Fiesta Rodeo of jjialt Lake City returned hornd Tuesday after a 10-day trip to Grand Teton and Yellowstone oa4 tional parka linen if leetlll Traveling in two buses the scout UVVUI formed the-first-detachment of -thd-Russel Tracy caravan St Walsh conducted the tour1 Another group of scouts is scheduled to leave on the same trip Saturday I I Home Appliance Models Plowing Urged In Weed Drive one Kidman Mary Ann Price Muriel Snelgtove Deon Smoot Shirley Davis Arlene Decker Jane Wadsworth Virginia West Janet Lange -Jim Christensen Burk Cedarlof A1 Grundman Ray Grundman Stan Mahoney Matt Jones Ray Fadel Karl Fox Perry Burnham Everett Holbrook Dick Keddlngton Hampton Barlow Thomas Colligan Kenneth Jones Joe WilUams Charles Ott George WlUia and Jack Holmes The general public Is invited to attend There will be no admission charge Shown at Sessions Distributors in this territory for Norge homa appliances along with their wholesale staffs Thursday opened a two-day meeting here sponsored by the Salt Lake Hardware company with a group of executives of Norge division Borg-Warner corporation Detroit New home appliance models including refrigerators were introduced at sale training session by John Knapp vice president in charge of sales The models were brought here especially for the local showing Three more sessions ark scheduled for Friday and the final event of the gathering will be banquet Friday evening for distributors and their Staffs who are here fromthe Salt Lake City area Other Norge executive! in the city aU from Detroit include James A Sterling advertising manager Bridge and Beale range washer and heatli division managers respectively Ira Relndel chief engineer JR Cameron national service manager Densmora and A Kitaon Wheeler vice president and assistant general manager R-A Harding a buyer and ErA- Evans sales manager for the major appliances division are among officials of the hardware firm attending Boy Scouts Return From Ten-Day Trip Tanned and smiling 43 Boy Scouts IF YOU WANTTO TUNE INTO CIGARETTE ENJOYMENT TRY TlillWGillPl In WE GUARANTEE thetoboeeoablota ed In Twenty Grand equal In quality to thoM In clqarettM coiling as much as 50 more The Axtoa-Fisher Tobacco Co Inqjj Support Given To Prison Site Midvale Club Approves West Jordan Area MIDVALE A new Utah state prison would be constructed in the area between West Jordan and Lark under a plan approved by the Midvale Progressive club Wednesday night The club six weeks ago discussed the proposal to seek removal of the prison to West Jordan and at that time appointed a committee to sound the views of residents of south Salt Lake county Lyle Webster chairman of the eommittee Wednesday night reported that the residents are in favor of the selection as a prison site Northcutt was named by the club to begin a campaign for establishment of the new prison Plans were also discussed for conducting a queen contest in connection with Salt Lake County day to bo held in Midvale city park August 27 Entries for the contest will be received from ail communities in the county Harry Grass club president reported that more than $82000 in building and construction work has been applied for through the housing bureau in Midvale Midvale Given Old Log Cabin A pioneer log eabin believed to be one of the first erected In' Salt Lake valley outside of Salt Lake City was presented to the Glover camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers by Kuhre Sandy during services In Midvale city park Thursday A history of the cabin which has been moved to the city park from a former location In the rear of a Midvale home was presented by Mr Kuhre City Councilman Tyler Vincent and Mrs Edith Holt spoke The cabin was dedicated by Mrs Mary Gill Pioneer relics will be placed in the cabin which will be kept as a museum Mrs Henry Gosman Mrs Effie Hobbs and Mrs lone Poulson were in charge of the services Oklahoma Cowboy Will Vie With Youngster in Wagon Days Fete championship 4 honors in trick roping held for several years by Chester Byers Okl homa cowboy will be -in peril the Covered Wagon Days rodeo and world congress of rough riders at the Utah state fairgrounds July 22 23 24 and 25 Everett Colborn producer of the rodeo announced Thursday Mr Colborn has signed Paul Son-crant one of the most brilUant of young rodeo performers to attempt to wrest honors from the veteran Byers Spncrant has appeared in the Boston Garden rodeo Philadel phia -Pittsburgh and other eastern rodeo centers and is rated as one of the classiest jugglers on the tanbark His routine of tricks is entirely new and something different from that of other performers His specialty is twirling his ropes while standing on his horse at full gaUop Soncrant ip expected to bp one of the sensations' of the Covered Wagon Days rodeo In spite of the fact the whole program is studded with those who already have attained championships Rose Davis champion bronc rider in three of the last four years and leading contender for the 1936 title will ride in Salt Lake City In Informal competition against Mary Keen runner-up for the 1935 championship In spite of the roughness of their specialty bronc riding and the ever present danger of Injury the two trick riders are considered the most beautiful girlB in rodeo All of the periormeraandnearIy all of the contestants are due to arrive in Salt Lake next Monday for workouts at the fairgrounds before the start of competition a week later Three Osteopaths To Attend Convention Three Salt Lake City osteopaths will attend the annual convention of the American Osteopathic association in New York City July 20 to 24 it was reported Thursday Dr Clayton president of the Utah association Dr Maud Pace Calllson and Dr Calilson are the local delegates Kiwanis Aids Wagqn Fiesta Vote Complete Support for Celebration One hundred per cent support of Covered Wagon Days celebration here July 22 to 25' was pledged Thursday by Kiwanians meeting In the Hotel Utah The club members pledged themselves both to buy tickets and to lend their full moral support to induce other people to participate in the activities Roy Ashworth club president reported the theme of the recent Kiwanis International convention in Washington was "Intelligent Progressive2 and Constructive he raid "showed an increase of $20000 last year in dues collected over 1032 or 1933 while its membership now 90000 has gone 50 per cent back to the high point of Lorus Manwarmg retiring international and work chairman and ClydeC EdmondSatso reported briefly on the convention Gus Backman secretary of the chamber of commerce iptroduced Miss Frankie Young of the Covered Wagon Days celebration Rpoked by Police Ernest Cummings 19 of 810 Sixth East street was arrested Thursday evening at Eighth South and Main streets on a charge of speeding Request Made to 400 County Farmers Additional plowing of weed-infested areas in Salt Lake county was requested of 400 farmers as an aid to the county WPA weed eradication program In letters sent out Thursday by Vere Martineau county agricultural agent More than 900 acres are plowed once every 10 or i2 days by-100 WPA workers Mr Martineau said The cultivators used by the workers reach three Inches into the ground The cooperation of the farmers in plowing once each 12 days to a depth of six Inches was requested Mr Martineau said- that more than 1200 farmers have now joined the county soil conservation program with many expected to apply before the deadline falls Saturday Directors of the Salt Lake County Agricultural Conservation associa tion are sifting the applications pre paratory to sending them to the state administration after Satur day Midvale Postal Receipts Higher MIDVALE An increase in postal find money order receipts during the first six months of 1936 as compared with the same period in 1935 was noted Thursday by Melvin Lind postmaster A total Increase of $326242 Tn stamp and morfey border transac tions was reported bjMr Lind The 1936 stamp sales totaled $181873 as against $142559 for the same period in 1935 Money order sales totaled $21' 16448 during the six months com pared with $1825920 during the first half of 1935 During the- same period in 1934 there wjere $1070j worth of stamps and $14255 money orders sold Polish Official Dies BUDAPEST July 9 UPI-H Loewenherz 71 vice president of the Polish senate died here Thursday night of heart disease Tussy fS4 YOU AUERBACH'S QUALITY FOUNTAIN FRIDAY AFTERNOON SPECIALS 230 to 5:30 Oftly COOL! Lunch in delightful COOL COMFORT St Auerbsch'i Air-Cooltd Fountain SANDWICH SPECIAL Tonstd Tune Fish Snndwich Potato Salod Root Boor or Coftao Royal Oei-lart or Home Mad Ic Cream lie "MEET ME AT THE VHERE ALL SALT LAKE MEETS Jumbo Ice Cream Soda Assorted Flavors Presentation program by the sorority and the men University organizations at park bandstand of a taudevj Alpha CnfOme he Varsity Spli audevQle sega Utah the Liberty Friday at 8 Pa was announced Thursday by the city recreation department Joe William end Richard Ked-dlngton will be masters of ceremony Miss Helen WUliams is the general director and Joe Williams dramatic director La Rue Birch directs the dancing and Kaye Booth music Members of the cast are: Le Death Takes Rail Worker Bamberger Employe Dies at Home William Montag 63 of 998 Washington street locomotive engineer and motorman on the Bamberger 'Electric railroad for 38 years died at hla home Thursday at 4:45 Mr Montag was born In Quincy 111 February 20 1873 a son of George A and Amelia Mercer Montag He came to Salt Lake City from Denver in 1912 and had resided here since Surviving are his widow Mrs Katie Williams Montagu a son Charles Montag of Provo two daughters Mrs Norma Leatham Logan and Wilma Stevenson Salt Lake City nine grandchildren a brother Larry Montag Salt Lake City five sisters Mrs Emma Conroy Mrs Selma Shew Clara Courtier Mrs Dora Chase Loa An- geles and Miss Ida Evans Albu- querque7NewxMexicor Three Motorists Fined On Speeding Charges Three motorists were fined by Justice of the Peace Fred Llndbeck on speeding charges on Thursday A A Citron was fined $5 Alton Harris 1087 Eleventh East street $750 and Reynold Miller 2263 Windsor street $10 Gwen Crosley 2160 Tenth East street was fined $3 for driving without an license Smart-Looking Fingernails MANICAItE prevents hard horny entlelee Slender -looking fingertips with big half-moons give the nails real smartness and allure Chic women now use Manicare because it makes fingertips more interesting First: ic prevents tight cuticles that cover up the half-moons It gives you soft smooth cuticles Second: Manicare makes cuticle-cutting unnecessary Cuticles get hard when cut too much Third: Manicare helps prevent brittle nails that split and break Fourth: Manicare thoroughly cleans the fingertips and does not disturb polish Best of all Manicare is quick easy and pleasant to apply Etonomt Sit 59 A ITT IE TTR T1B A (P I iAlUJ ICi iLU ill) irU VL Jill GOOL! Come info Auerbach's and enjoy a cooler days more uncomfortable is removed and Specials for ib) FRIDAY anii SATURDAY storel No sticky dampness because the moisture which makes hot the air is refrigerated Of Good Year Bange Conditions Are Reported Satisfactory Prices Are Improved Good range conditions generally high priqes prevalent for rams and best prices for wool and lambs In 'acme years augur well for improved conditions among sheep growers of Utah and the west officials of wool associations said Thurs 3 ay Marshall secretary of the Rational Wool association received word that highest prices ince 1929 prevailed at the'Ram-boulllet ram sale last week at Ozona 'Texas Indicating good bidding and ales at the twenty-fifth annual national ram sale August 25 and 26 at Rorth Salt Lake Higher Price "Although wool clip will Yiot be quite as large as last year the average price per pound of wool Sn the grease now is 25 to 30 cents A pound compared with 20 to 22 (tents a pound last year" said James 1A' Hooper secretary of the Utah Wool association "Range continued Mr Hooper as good as last year Which was a good year in most parts of the state Drouth is prevalent only in parts of the extreme cast of the state Indications for Jamb prices are good Mr Marshall pointed out that the average price for 47 stud rams auctioned at the Texas sale last week was $16560 highest since 1929 when 25 studs brought an average of $20741 "Only one other year recorded a higher stud average at the Ozona he said being 1928 when $17240 was the average on 25 entries" Average Raflgeramsi-Ganna 22 averaged $4507 Wiiford BayJRamboull-let breeder of Mount Pleasant sold the second high ram to Virgil Powell of Sonora Texas for $410 The top price was $425 paid to Wiley Green Jf San Angelo Texas "AH of the 601 animals entered In the sale were sold and moved through the ring at a nice price with 60 bidders in active competi tion for them The heaviest pur chaser was Roy Buspeth of said Mr Marshall The national ram sale again will be held at the Salt Lake Union stockyards Classed as the largest ram sale In the country it also is conceded to be the finest Tops of the flocks of the best breeders are offered over the block Breeders of many states and of Canada will send rams to the sale Included will be Ramboulllef Suf-folks Hampshires crossbreds Cor-riedales Lincolns and Panamas I I Group Selects Salt Lake As Convention Site gait Lake City has beeft selected the site for the 1937 convention of National Ophthalomological society iMrs Winnifred Ralls convention-department manager of the chamber of commerce was informed Tuesday Dr Frank Coombs San Francisco national secretary told Mrs Ralls definite date of the meeting bad not been decided upon but It Will be held In May or June Health Report Shows I Six Contagious Cases Salt Lake City after abnormally temperatures in June is free from every major contagion Dr Howells city health commts-gioner reported Tuesday Dr Howells said the last weekly report of the health board showed only six cases in the city There Is no typhoid fever here he said Even Rocky mountain spotted (tick) fever common this time of year in the intermountain area has not been reported Truck Driver Rooked Following Collision Worsley 41 of Centerville Tuesday nOon was arrested on a charge gf reckless driving following a truck-automobile accident at Seventh South and West Temple streets Worsley police said was the driver of an eastbpund truck that collided with a southbound car driven by A Cline 40 of 651 East First South street Cline suffered left rib injuries SOIL EROSION Is Business JEtead Charles Dramatic Series OF THE STARTING SUNDAY IN TIIE BIG Sunday SALT LAKE TRIBUNE nciV -must" must Lu7e beauty aid you get along without a rich eyelid cream to prevent that dry crepey old look that eyelids get from squinting in summer Keeps lids moist shiny 1 The New r10DESS Household Package of 50 Napkins Special Introductory A 25e tin Of TOOTH POWDER Free with each 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