The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 10

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING MAY 25 1936 10 Bishop Moulton Gives Address To High School prior to his going to Payson where he will conduct a band clinic for Utah high school students Professor Bainum is a member of the music department of Northwestern university Chicago He will offer special music work to high school students of central Utah Five Persons InjurediuTwo Auto Crashes Bandmaster Arrives For Ginic in Payson Professor Glenn Balnum secretary of the American association will arrive in Salt Lake City at 9:30 a Monday Prevalence of Stomach Ailment Puzzles Idaho Falls Health Aids Legion Names New Officials For District Annual Convention Held at Mt Pleasant by War Croup IDAHO FALLS at those possible sources ing to say the least" is all Idaho! would be maintained Dr Allen said Falls city health officials had to hundreds of cases have been resay concerning the cause for a ported in the city while the con-prevalent stomach disorder suffered jdition is reported to be widespread by townspeople in many other sections MJMIIBACirS I Cool and Delightfully IS1 etc I BILAOi NETS A change from extremely hot weather to near freezing temperatures has been experienced here and is advanced by some as a possible reason for upset stomachs Bglief that the trouble lies with the marked change in weather conditions experienced here lately has been given some credence by some while others believe that sprayed fruit and vegetables lie at the However 'the source of the dif-root of the trouble Ificulty still remains much of a Dr Allen city sanitary in- mystery with city health officials jspector said milk and water tests here who are searching diligently have proved satisfactory and a dose for a cause Provo Wonian Named BPW Chief 14th Annual Convention Promotes From Vice Presidency Post Special to The Tribune Miss Grace Cheever of Provo was elected president of the Utah Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs here Sunday at the final meeting of the fourteenth annual convention Miss Cheever served as first vice president for the federation last year and succeeds Mrs Maud Neeley Leaver as president Other officers elected in the meeting at the girls' camp in Logan canyon were Mrs Olive Hansen Richfield first vice president Mrs Almeda Brown Logan sectyid vice president Miss Violet Nielsen Logan recording secretary Miss Clair Haines Salt Lake City treasurer The new officers were installed at a later meeting after which old and new officers met followed by a district directors' meeting Sunday Schedule The Sunday schedule opened with a breakfast at the Bluebird when Julia Lynch Salt Lake City- read a paper prepared by Miss Alice Manning Salt Lake City on the proposed constitutional amendment known as the Lucretia Mott amendment advanced by the National party and commonly known as jhe equal rights amendment The paper gave rea- vocational advisory committee the national federation assistant director of Indian education in the office of Indian affairs department of Interior spoke on It was announced a convention city for next year would be announced later by the new officers During the two days of the convention a feature in the form of Esther Erika Paulsen art exhibit at the Logan-Cache library attracted many of the visitors Sightseeing tours of the college and vicinity Of Logan also were conducted during the convention Scout Camp to Open TWIN FALLS Idaho For Boy Scouts of Twin Falls Jerome Gooding Camas Lincoln and Blaine counties the scout camp in Wood River valley near Ketchum will open July 12 it was announced by officials of the Snake River Boy Scout area Finland heui more than 60000 lakes Two Machines Collide at Intersection in City Truck Sideswipes Car Special to The Tribune IDAHO FALLS Two automobile accidents occurring In this vicinity early Sunday morning within about 15 minutes of each other resulted in five people being (rested in a local hospital for injuries Lois Boomer of Idaho Falls the most seriously injured suffered a fractured left shoulder and lacera tions of the head and leg when an automobile in which she was riding allegedly driven at a fast "rate of speed by Smith Minson of Lincoln crashed at Broadway and Park avenue with a machine reported driven by Cutler of Idaho Falls police reports showed Suffers Hurts Minson suffered a lacerated scalp and abrasions on the forehead Other passengers in the car including Belle Collett and Lillian Atkinson both of Idahd' Falls escaped with minor bruises police report said No one in the Cutler machine was reported injured Clyde Courtney state highway patrolman and A Howard city patrolman who Investigated reported the Minson machine traveling' north on Park avenue and the Cutler car east on Broadway Prior to this accident a police report disclosed a party of nine in an automobile traveling south on the Yellowstone highway about two miles south of here was sideswiped by a truck loaded with cedar poles with three persons receiving bad cuts and lacerations from flying Injured Listed Those injured included Vaughn Wheeler and Adrienne Hawks both of Blackfoot and Opal Tanner Idaho Falls Others In the car including Jerry Anderson Renald Hebdon Hilbert Clements and Arnold Paulsen all of Blackfoot and Sewell Lilenquist and Eda Hebdon of Idaho Falls escaped with minor cuts Officers reported the poles piled crosswise of the truck evidently projected too far from the truck body and smashed the side windows of the automobile said to be driven by Paulsen No trace of the truck and driver had been found they said Chapter Entertains Sisterhood ELKO Nev May Sisterhood members of Nevada were guests of the local chapter Saturday at 1 at a meeting The guests of honor were the presidents of thd following clubs in the state: Mrs Nelle Evans Elko Mrs Harriet Mohr Reno Mrs Noneta Dennis Ely Miss Ellen Mills Fallon and Mrs Nellie Bails Sparks A luncheon and program were held In the Elks home at 1 and in the evening a supper was held in the Elk hotel with another program The new Golden Gate bridge at San Francisco spans 4200 feet Special to The Tribune MT PLEASANT District No 6 American Legion and auxiliary held its sixth annual convention here Saturday at 1 which time Dr A Peterson Mt I ea a was elected district commander and Dave Whitten-burg of Richfield vice commander Mrs Arcilee Larsen of Mt Pleasant was elected president of the auxiliary Other officers and committee men are to be ap- pointed by the Dr A Petersonexecutive committees in their respective organizations at a future date Commencing at 3 a joint meeting of the two organizations was held in the auditorium of the Craighead administration building of the Wasatch academy District Commander Gottfredson of Richfield was in charge Following congregational singing directed by George Squire prayer was offered by Chaplain Leland Anderson of Manti Mayor Justus Seely gave a speech of welcome Greetings were extended by Commander Gottfredson who introduced State Commander George Worthen of Provo who spoke on Aims of the American Legion and Its Other officials who addressed the assembly were: A Wiesley Salt Lake City New Challenge to the American Harry Reynolds Springville national executive committeeman National A Littlefield Salt Lake City Veterans hospital Welfare" and Glen Ballinger Helper "Junior Baseball" Other itate and district officials were introduced by Mr Gottfredson as follows: Charles Card Richfield vice commander Farrer Salt Lake City finance officer Anderson state chaplain Mrs Eva Ashton Vernal auxiliary president Mrs Reb-holz Salt Lake City national committee woman Mrs Roland Warner state auxiliary secretary Mrs Farrar Mrs Erma Gottfredson district president Company Aid Succumbs Ogden Technical Adviser Is Taken AlO NEED NOW TO SHAVE WITH reg TOUR Special to The Tribune OGDEN Ogden high school seniors were reminded of their duty to add to the sum total of human knowledge which we can never by the Rt Rev Arthur Moulton Episcopal bishop of Utah who delivered the sermon In baccalaureate services Sunday morning in the Orpheum theater Taking his text from Genesis he asked art and expresesd hope that the students were in a position to strengthen and support spiritual scientific and moral truths which do not change Musical numbers were given by the chorus the high school symphony orchestra and a violin ensemble of eight instruments Wayne Devereaux Rae Young and Hebert Smithffered instrumental and vocal solos The speaker was introduced by Principal A Merrill Samuel Dye of the Ogden stake presidency offered the prayer Commencement exercises will be conducted Friday at 9 a in the theater with 511 seniors receiving diplomas New Forestry Leader Named Royal Pierson Takes Extension Position Special to The Tribune POCATELLO Idaho-Royal Pierson is Idaho's new extension forester said advices received in Pocatello Sunday which revealed the resignation of Stanley Clark who is assuming duties as regional forester with the conservation serv Ice at Albuquerque Mr Pierson is a native of Iowa but was reared In western Montana near Flathead He received his A degree from the University of Montana In 1930 His forestry work was done at the University of Idaho where he received his master of forestry degree in 1933 In addition to the advanced work at the Idaho school of forestry Mr Pierson has studied at the University of California Since graduating from the Uni versity of Idaho he has been employed by the division of forest pathology in the bureau of plant industry His work has been confined largely to an investigation of the life history of the blister rust disease so disastrous to northern Idaho's whits pine Mr Pierson brings to hie new task an appreciation of the problem of farmers and ranchers be cause his early life was spent on a ranch in western Montana In his studies in connection with blister rust he has been called upon to travel extensively throughout the state whdref he has been able to observe the forestry conditions of the farming and ranching country Minister to Give Talk At Graduation Rites The Rev Jacob Trapp of Salt Lake City will deliver the principal address Thursday evening at commencement exercises for seven students at the Utah school for the deaf Superintendent Frank Driggs announces Students to be graduated are Joe Brandenburg and Selma Kreipl Salt Lake City John Hoxer and Earl Rogerson Ogden Fern Player Murray Melvin Penman West Weber and Robert Sanderson Las Vegas Nev Rabbi Samuel Gordon of Salt Lake City will give the prayers Dr Daines of the University of Utah will present the diplomas Elko Tragedy Driver Exonerated in Hearing ELKO Nev May Alex Ter-zaghi was exonerated Saturday after a hearing before Coroner A McFarlane and a jury of three men He was the driver of the automobile which turned over near service station Friday killing Mr and Mrs Gaspare Chirin-ghelli of Negaunee Mich and seri ously injuring Mrs Rosa Signorelli of the same city The verdict was "accidental death due to the overturning of an Mayor Names Leader Of Chapel Commission COEUR Idaho Mayor Coe has named Mrs Nash chairman of a commission to raise $500 to purchase the old Fort Sherman chapel for preservation to the city as a museum Moving of the chapel from the fort grounds into the city park has been proposed Quality Fountain SALAD SPECIAL 25c FUktd Tun Fiih Crisp Shredded Lettuce Salad Dretsing Olive end Pickle Roll or Toast Choice 5c Drink Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream Soda 10c Isons for the amendment which is! based on the single principle of 1 liberty to give every woman right to be free to hold her life and property It also showed that equal rights would he more secure in the constitution than if they depended upon statute which might be replaced Miss Cheever was in charge of the breakfast Later a general session was held at which Professor Milton Merrill of the Utah State Agricultural college spoke on "Training for Public Annual reports also were given at this meeting including the report in which Mrs Leaver pointed out the past year's accomplishments Miss Aldylh Thain Logan conducted the memorial services The group met at the camp in Logan canyon for a canyon dinner This was followed by another general session at which the election and installation of officers was conducted Mrs Leaver had charge of this meeting I Miss Mary Stewart chairman of ROC Jv'i I i the of and the the Ask About at mi eos AT 0 cm Efarfftrern fTfcrffifa 4 Special to The Tribune Harry Allen Jones 39 technical adviser to Superintendent Schoendelen of the American Can company plant here died Sunday afternoon at a local hospital of general blood poisoning He was taken ill last Monday and had been in the hospital since Thursday Mr Jones came here with his wife on March 25 1936 taking residence at 1129 Capitol street He had worked for the American Can company 10 years Five years ago while on a business trip to Ogden he was married to Miss Charline Chilson of Hollywood Cal who came here to meet him Mr Jones was a graduate with a degree in chemistry from University of California at Los Angeles He received his preparatory education in Massachusetts He was born December 15 1896 in Brooklyn a son of James and Bessie Jane Allen Jones Surviving are his widow and a ribrother Arthur Jones Pleas-antville Funeral announcements will be made by the Kirkendall-Darling mortuary Apostle Gives Annual Institute Graduate Talk SEE the granite cliffs of the High Sierra by daylight on the Pacific Limited or cross Great Salt Lake by daylight on the Overland Limited Enjoy Southern Pacific's delicious Relax the clean fresh conditioned air TWO TRAINS DAILY both completely sir-conditioned Through Pullman on Overland Limited leaves Salt Lake City 8:15 a arrives San Francisco 8:32 am on Pacific Limited leaves 11:20 pm arrives San Francisco 9:32 pm UST turn the tap and there it 1 an abundance of Hot water any time any day throughout the year That the service that Automatic ELECTRIC Water Heating gives 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