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4 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 12 1936 A Ogden Bureau News Concerning Utah UtaKns Log pi 112 North Miiln Phone HI rnn Klirpnil AqMit R-eidcnc Phono 87-J 'UU W1 VWU Correspondent Phone Early Settlers Honored Six Distinct Relief Units Work in Aid Church President May Preside at Rolapp Funeral Speakers Named for Rites Scheduled Monday at Tabernacle Tremonton Lions First to Apply For Membership A Intermountaiu Federation Receives Check as Initial Deposit Ilacksmith Fork Camp Enrollees Given Transfers lembersof CCC Efficiency Company Sent to Other Groups Each Agency Handles One Phase of Benefits I IP Box Car Looted Of 1200 Bars of Soapby Thief Special to The Tribune -Holies Saturday believed they were trailing a light-fingered indiyidual who cannot honestly be called a thief" He broke into a box car on aiding in the railroad yards here early Saturday and stole 15 cases p( soap containing 1200 bars The soap belonged to the Wholesale! company The car was padlocked officers reported -7" Weber Bourbons Plan Elections 4 Party-to Pick Leaders for 54 Districts at Parley Monday Speolal to i The Tribune The application for membership in the Intermountain Association of Civic clubs was received Saturday at the office of Fjeldsted secretary of the association from the Tremonton club The application requested membership the association for 'll member of the club and was accompanied by' a check covering the 25-cent fee for each member This check when accepted by the board of directors of the club will officially open the treasury of the Intermountain Association of Civic clubs The communication was signed by President Green and Vice President Douglas Cannon of the Tremonton club Representatives of the various clubs which have signified intention of joining the new organisation art being named by the clubs as representatives on the board of di rectors Eaoh club ia entitled to one member of the board As soon as the roster of directors is complete a meeting will be called to discuss plans for the opening of the activity of the association President Samuel Powell said A project committee headed by Judge Melvin Harris of Logan preparing to present its opening outline of suggested club projects the opening meeting Mr Powell said (Special to The Tribune) OGDEN Relief families in Weber county who are receiving blankets wool clothing leather jackets and gloves are the beneficiaries of separate processes by six different 'relief agencies The sheep from which the wool and hides wars produced were purchased in-1934 by an agency of the AAA Inspectors from th bureau of animal industry of th agriculture department wer on hand to determine which of the animals were fit for human consumption The animals that were' fit were processed by the Federal Surplus Relief corporation commonly known as th FSRC The pelts of tho animals unfit for food woro pulled and tanned by the ERA and stored The Weber county ERA building contained lOOuOO of tho pelts this year The WPA then formed projects to manufacture leather goods from the pelts Jackets were made under one project and a program is pend ing to make gloves on the Indian reservation at Washakie The wool stripped from the pelts by the ERA was sent to mills to be made into blankets and yardage The WPA used the yardage In another project to make wool clothing Now the canned meat the blankets the wool clothing and the leather goods are all turned over to the state board of public welfare for distribution Special to The Tribuns company No 457 was officially disbanded Friday when the last of the men weir taken from Camp F-31 in Blacksmith Fork canyon to Ogden Frdhn there they will be transported to other camps Captain Gestrlng camp commander announces Captain Goatring stated that 11 men were taken to Ogden Saturday and entrained for th Manila camp near Green River Wyo Other mtn of th camp were distributed among th camps as follows: 10 to Bridge-land camp in Duchesne 21 to Moon Lake camp 30 to Ferron camp at Price 10 to the Escalante camp 11 to Manila camp five to tho May-field camp at Mantl Captain Gestrlng has received orders to remain here until a new company from th Seventh corps area arrives some time next week The new company comes from Ken-sas Missouri Nebraska and Oklahoma Captain Gestrlng is disposing of all company property and will turn over quartermaster property to the company commander Lieutenant Howard Hassei qf th disbanded company has received orders to report to the camp at Afton Wyo for duty left Saturday morning Dr Martin Dings contract urgon' will remain her for duty with the new company as will forestry personnel and educational supervisors The disbanded company was part of th Pocatello Idaho' and was formerly In the Fort Douglas 'district Since the company was organized it has been recognized for its efficiency having always flown the blue flag which designates honor company Special to The Tribune OGDEN-President Heber Grant of the church is expected to preside and speak at final services for Henry Rolapp active worker tot many years in the church former Utah judge and executive in the Utah sugar beet industry who died Wednesday in Los Angeles Th services will bs conducted Monday at 1:30 in th Ogden tabernacle 'C Richards early law partner of Mr Rolapp and David McKay of tho first presidency of th church will be other speakers Honorary Pallbearers Honorary pallbearers will include members of the first presidency of the Church th council Of the twelve apostles th presiding bishopric the church auditing committee of which Mr Rolapp was chairman the Deseret Sunday School union board directors of the Amalgamated Sugar company and other associates with Mr Rolapp in civic and clmrch activities Active pallbearers will be Fera Young Fred Rolapp Dr Thatcher Dee Bachman Preston Nibley David Romney and Eckardt Governor Henry Blood or an official represents tlve of the governor will attend Stephen Richards member of the council of twelve apostles of the church will offer the invocation James Douglas will offer the benediction and President George Browning of the Weber stake will dedicate the grave in Ogden City cemetery Music Arranged Music will bs furnished by Emma Lucy Gates Bowen a trio composed of Mrs Cleone Rich Eccles Mrs Molley Burris Greenwell and Sam Whitaker and a mixed chorus And ladles' sextet from the Ogden tabernacle choir Friends may call at the home of a niece Mrs Dayid Romney 2655 Taylor avenue Monday from 9 a to 12:30 a Larkin and Sons are A bronze plaque to mark the alte of the first church school and community center erected in Logan by pioneers has been cast at the Utah State Agricultural college ha been completed by Behring assistant in the mechanical arts department Forest Official Announces Fire Control Meeting Research Activities Will Be Centralized at Spokane Parley (Special to The Tribunt) OGDEN Firt control activities lor tho United States are to be centered In a research laboratory to he established In Spokane Wash during a general tiro meeting there beginning February 10' Roy Head-Jey of Washington assistant forester in charge of fire control bald Saturday Mr Haadley Is conferring hero with officials of region four preparatory to attending the Spokane meeting He also expects to spend 10 days in region five and 10 days in region six studying fire control activities in those areas Spokane has been selected as the site for the central fire control laboratory because it is located in the heart of one of the most threat ened fire regions in the United States and because the forest serv-IVe shops there have already done extensive work in tho development of fire fighting machinery Mr Headley said Concentration Sought The laboratory will mean the concentration' of trained personnel and of technical laboratory equip ment at a single point he said Re search will be carried Out in the dense forest regions of Washington Oregon and California easily accessible from Spokane Intensification of work at tjie laboratory however will not in any way curtail research activities now being carried on locally throughout the country Mr Head-ley said Ideas that have led to some of the most valuable innovations in fire control have been developed by individual foresters and are most successfully carried tb their ultimate development through private research he said At the Spokane meeting fire control officials from all parts of the -country will discuss what projects the new laboratory should undertake and means of organizing research experiments In illustration of the progress of fire control in American 'national forests Mr Headley pointed out that the only three years during which fire losses have been kept -below of one per 'cent have been during the last six New Methods Lauded The increased success in fire corn trol is traced to many new developments in methods among which are the increased use of airplanes development of radio designed for 'use in forest areas Improvement of roads trails and other means of tommunication also the development of machine equipment for trench digging he explained New developments in the field of fire fighting will follow largely along these lines Mr Headley said One of the major aids to fire control in the next few years he said will be an airplane able to "fly at a minimum speed Common use of this plane will eliminate the necessity of long landing fields difficult to find in rugged areas Special to The Tribune OGDEN The Weber county Democratic party will conduct its biennial election of officers Monday at 7:30 A chairman and a vice chairwoman win be elected in each of the 51 districts of Ogden city and in each district and precinct in the county In the five municipal wards of Ogden city a chairman vice chairwoman secretary and riot to exceed four members at large are to be chosen The primaries are to be held as follows: First ward Washington school Second ward Grant school Third ward Mound Fort school Fourth ward county courthouse Fifth ward Lewis schqol Ward officers will be selected first Electors will then separate to select officers their respective districts On January 24 at 7:30 the newly elected officers will meet in the Weber county courthouse and elect county officers The present chairmen in the five Ogden wards are: Joseph Weston First ward Johnson Second ward Dexter Farr Third ward Doty Fourth ward John Hancock Fifth ward Plaque to Mark Pioneer Effort In Logan Area New Trial Moves Denied by Court Judge Refuses Pleas for Rehearings on Two Damage Cases 3oet Lecturer Has Perilous Trip to Ogden Merit System Parley Called Farm Loan Unit To Meet Jan J8 in charge of arrangement Couple Marks Golden Wedding Youngest Mayor Teaches School Special to The Tribune Behring assistant in the mechanical arts department who has charge of the foundry at the Utah State Agricultural college has completed a bronze plaque to commemorate the early pioneers of this part of the state Th plaque will be placed near the Fifth ward church on wood originally used in the first church school and community center for the pioneers of 1865 Mr Behring has been doing work of this nature for 18 years He was born in Philadelphia in 1887 and started to learn the nioldlng trade in Philadelphia at tha age of 20 went from Pennsylvania to California where he had charge of Daniel Best Agricultural works in San Leandro From there he came to Utah and was employed by Silver Brothers Iron Works In Salt Lake City at supervisor From Silver Brothers he went to work for Utah Copper company at Magna He came to Cache valley in 1912 and took hp farming giving up the molding trad as an occupation until 1922 When he accepted an assistantship in the auto mechanics department and in charger of the foundry Flower Garden Gub Reelects President OGDEN A meeting will be held probably this week by the civil service commission and Fire Chief Hinton to discuss means of applying the merit-demerit system which was established in the police department January 1 Chief of Police Rial Moore' indicated that he would recommend merits and demerits for several officers at the next meeting of the comjnission Under the program the civil service commission awards the demerits and merits on recommendation of the chief of police The new program already has resulted in -increased efficiency in the department and will prove successful as an incentive to better performance of duty when it becomes fully in operation Chief Moore said Saturday Special to The Tribune District Judge Harris Saturday denied a motion for new trial in the $60000 damage suit of A Smith against the First National bank of Logan A jury about a month ago brought a verdict of no cause of action in this suit and Mr Spilth filed a motion tor a new trial on th grounds of new evidence Judge Harris also denied th motion for a new trial in the damage suit of Evan Fensky of Wellavllle against City Marshal Leland Maughan of Wellsville in which Fensky was awarded $250 damages against the city marshal on grounds of false arrest and assault and battery The award was mado by a jury last month A motion for a new trial in the damage suit of Carl Pehrson against John Mickelson and Charles Johnson was taken under advise ment by Judge Harris Pehrson was awarded a judgment of $200 following the trial of the case by a Jury and the defendants filed the mo tion on the grounds of discovery of new evidence HUNTINGTON Ross Leonard who last week assumed the robes of office lays claim to being the youngest mayor in Special to The Tribun Louis Untermeyer poet and anthologist has flown airplanes in all kinds of weather ridden through dangerous passes In the Austrian Alps and driven on every mountain range in the United States but he never ios his nerve as completely as he did Friday night while driving over Sardine pass in a snowstorm he said in Ogden Saturday Mr Untermeyer in fact was so upset by the pass that he canceled several luncheon engagements and promised day of entertainment in Logan to come here by train He spent the day in Ogden attending motion pictures I looked on one side and saw nothing but sheets of sleet On the other side I looked down into eternity After that I quit looking out the windows" the poet said He left for Colorado Springs' Saturday night after giving lectures in Logan and Provo In his new anthology he said about 50 poets have been eliminated to make room for a more concentrated study of the major poets Among those receiving Increased space is Ezra Pound born In Hailey Idaho but who has qpent most of his life Abroad No Utah poet is Included in his anthology Mr Untermeyer said TREMONTON The annual stockholders meeting of the Tremonton National Farm Loan association to elect new directors for tbs ensuing year wilt be hold in tho chapel at Trernonton January 18 at 10 a said Secretary-Treasurer Adams "Membership I the local association has increased materially because of low interest rates and other advantages of long-term Fedefgl Land Bank loans and the Tremonton association now has 112 loans in force aggregating Mr Adams said A representative of the Fedeal Land Bank of Berkeley and a local representative of the Box Eider County Production Credit association will be present to explain tho county crop and livestock loans Similar meetings to the Tremonton association gathering will be held January 21 at Thatcher by the Rawlins A and at Blue Creek January 22 by tpe Blue Creek A Secretary-Treasurer Adair said Mr and Mrs Charles A Layton celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home in West Layton Utah day January 1 with those of their children and grande hildren who reside here in attendance A mber of friends called during the day Mr Layton was born in a s-ville Utah December 17 1853 His wife Victoria Jane Walker was bom in Croyden Morgan Mr Layton county Utah July 1 1863 She was the first white child born in that place Grantsville Citizens Plan Annual Social Hyrum Council To Name Aids Surpl us Commodities Report Made by ERA Utah He years old He was elected last November to serve a two-year term as mayor of Huntington and took his oath of office last Monday Mayor Leonard who Is an instructor at the er high school at Ferron is a graduate of the Utah Mr Leonard State Agricultural college Date Set for Man Charged With Forgery BRIGHAM Ralph Bingham alias Earl Woodard 29 of Garland arrested Wednesday on a charge of passing a forged check for $2150 appeared before Judge Jones in city court Saturday morning Upon request of his attorney Woodard was given until Monday morning at 10 o'clock to enter a plea Bond set at $1000 was not furnished The name of George Henry was forged on the check allegedly by Woodard according to Sheriff John U- Zundel Box Elder AAA Chief Ordered to Halt Work Tough Rabbit Runs Bulldog Off of Highivay A Garff was reelect' ed president of the Logan Flower Garden club Friday at the Logan chamber of commerce with A Pehrson vie president Mrs Maurine Tollstrup secretary-treasurer Mrs Linford chairman of program committee Professor Hogenson chairman of publicity committee Professor Coe chairman of project committee Mrs Bessie Budge chairman of mem bershlp committee During the meeting an interesting discussion on value of birds in gardens was led by Professor Stanford while Mr Pehrson talked on house plant care and what should be done in gardens during January GRANTSVILLE Present and former residents of Grantsville will convene in their fifty-second annual Old Sociable and Home Coming here beginning Thursday at 2:30 A specially prepared program will be given in the opera house Following the program all the married people of the community will be guests of the committee at free picture show A supper will be served at the high school at 6:30 A dance will conclude the festivities in the high school gym nasium Friday at noon the committee will serve a cooked dinner to all grade school children and those younger following this with a dance At 2:30 the program will be repeated for the younger people of the community over junior high age with a cooked dinner for them at 6:30 and a dance following A special meeting of the Hyrum city council will be held January 15 Mayor Louis Maughan announced Appointments to city offices will be made at this time the mayor stated Although the mayor has authority to make the appointments he wishes to confer with the city council and one of the councilmen Terry is out of town Mr Terry is in Chicago and will be back for the meeting What appointments are to be made was not announced by Mayor Maughan They moved to their present home in 1886 on the day of their marriage in the Logan temple and have since resid ed there They are the parents of 1 children six of whom are still living: a A hie Layton a yton Golden A Layton Los Angeles Cal Thomas Lay-ton Los Angeles Leonora Alice and Elizabeth Lay ton Layton They have eight grandchildren Mr and Mrs Layton have done much to further the interests of the church and the community In which they live Arraigned on Charge Roger Baur of Logan was arraigned in city court Friday on a petty larceny charge and pleaded not guilty before City Judge Jesse Rich He was released on a $50 bond and his trial was set for Monday at 2 Baur is alleged to have stolen a motor block from Leatham valued at $35 Cast Named for School Play at Snow College Special to The Tribune The story of a bulldog that saved itself from a big tough jackrabbit only by a slick bit of dodging is being told by Taylor blacksmith and garage owner of Plain City Mrs Taylor and several residents of Wilson Mr words with a parenthetical affirmation of their truth follow: "While we were gossiping about the weather Friday at 10 a in Wilson we heard a barking and looked out the road coming in from Salt creek There was a brindle bulldog slick-haired bob-tailed 35-pounder big-tailing it up the highway in a marathon right two jumps behind him was a jackrabbit- as big a fellow as I'd ever seen The only thing that saved the dog was that it turned out around a parked car and the rabbit leaped to the roadside and' tdok off on a tangent to the tall timber near the Weber river bottoms" Youth to Follow Kin In Missionary Calls TREMONTON Reginald Hiiji-saker son of Mr snd Mrs Lewis Hunsaker of Elwoed has accepted a call to fill a mission for the church in England th native land of his mother Mr snd Mrs Hunsaker have sent one daughter and five sons on missions in the past 20 years It will be 20 years next November sine the first son went to the New Zealand mission where he spent three years Reginald will leave for the mission school in Salt Lake City Sunday January 12 A farewell program was given Friday evening in the Elwood ward chapel A dance also was held in the recreation hall the proceeds of which were turned over to Elder Hunsaker Texas Police Arrest Alleged Embezzler Word was received Saturday by Sheriff Jeff Stowell that Hows wanted her for am- bezzlement has been apprehended In Dallas Texas Howse Is alleged to have embezzled about $800 from tb Christiansen Inc store here was th bookkeeper about a year ago The warrant for his arrest and a copy of the complaint has been sent to th chief of police of Dallas and also a query as to whether Howe will watve extradition Howse was apprehended by Delia police when he was recognised on the street by Jack Christiansen and Jack Wright both of Logan who Visiting in th Texas city Pension Club Formed A Townsend club has been formed In Logan with John A Hendrickson as president Luella Huntei1 vice president Burnham secretary: Myra Ross reading secretary Joseph Merrill treasurer: Austin Pond Clark Heber Olsen Palmer Joseph Hodges snd Leon Knight -executive board The club la planning a series of meetings throughout th county Vi Waterusers Set Meet To Elect Directors Officers of the Ogden1 River Water Users' association will bo elected Tuesday at a meeting of stockholders to convene at 10 a in th company offices here Three directors will be elected for three-year terms After adjournment of -the meeting the directors will convene to choose officers for the coming year Divorce Granted Osterlin was granted a divorce Saturday by DiS' trict Judge Harris from Isabelle Osterline on the grounds of desertion Records show that the couple were married at Farming' ton June 23 1929 and have nor children Hoi Lunches A report of the surplus commodities made available for distribution in Morgan county from October 10 1933 -to October 31 1935 by the Federal Surplus Relief corporation through the Utah emergency relief administration and the Utah state department of public wel has been filed with the county commissioners by county A Manager Walter Dale Francii The itemized list of commbditles distributed in the county consists of 1000 pounds of apples 180 pounds of beans 2602 pounds of canned beef 1131 pounds of butter 132 pounds of cefal 320 pounds cheese 210 dozen eggs 3258 pounds flour 150 pounds lard 1011 pounds canned milk 312 pounds dry milk 216 pounds oanned mutton 2451 pounds salt pork 2256 pounds smoked meat (72 pounds pice 252 pounds canned veal 206 pounds dried prunes 75 wool blankets 111 comforters 29 mattresses 228 pillow cases 78 sheets 336 bath towels 410 hand towels 10 miscellaneous coats 66 pounds canned fruit 111 pounds -canned vegetables 5750 cans for canning 800 pounds sugar 720 jar lips and caps 720 jar rubbers 12310 pounds bluegrass seed The wholesale value of the above listed commodities based on Salt Lake City prices was $715312 WPA Work Progresses On Salem Lake 1 Jl Improvement of recreational facilities at Salem lake is fcoing forward under a $1000 A project according to Mayor Beddoes of Salem Better camping Accommodations will be provided for picnickers Several lunch tables will be built shady spots about the picturesque -pond Trimming of trees improvement of springs and construction nf a footbridge to a small island Are provided for in the project Plans for the planting of fish in the lake through cooperation of organisations are being considered according to Mr Beddoes The city-owned pond is already popular for fishing and boating The cast for the an nuaj competitive Snow college school play has just been announced as follows: Nyals Andreason Salina Dean Isbell Richfield Russel Stansfield Bryant Jacobs Maurine Olsen and Ida Rasmussen ML Pleasant Stan ley Dunn Tooele Luclle Sorenson and Royal Andreason Monroe Melba Madsen Mantl Maude Jensen Ephraim Byrl Brown Koosharem and Louise Faux Spanish Fork The play will be presented here January' Cl and will fbe presented at Monroe January 25 as a lyceum number of the Monroe high school It is being directed by Helen Nelson Car Tag Representative Will Locate at Price According to advice received here this week a represen tative of the state tax will be located at the courthouse in Price from February 1 to 29 to issue automobile licenses to Carbon county residents New licenses must be obtained not later than February 29 and taxes must be paid on automobiles prior to the issuance of licenses Automobile licenses may be obtained through the office of County Assessor Silas Rowley before February 1 it was announced Chairmen Appointed For Annual MIA Fete The following committee chairmen have been appointed from the three wards of Ephraim to arrange for the annual I A gold and green ball to be held in Dreamland hall January 17: Eldon Frost general chairman Mrs Rulon Peterson assistant general chairman Mtss Eva Olsen decorations MrF A Nielson business Miss Mary Nielson program and Mrs Alton Nielson costumes Forester Reports More Than Three Feet of Snow in Farmington Canyon Orders were received Tuesday from Washington by Secretary Adams of the Box Elder County Wheat Allot ment committee to close his books and cease all activity with respect to the triple A program The order made necessary by the ruling of the supreme court declaring the act unconstitutional carried no further message or instructions Secretary Adams said Suspect Held Owen Paulsen 21 ProV' idence is being held in the city jail pending tho filing of forgery charges A' has been issued by County Attorney George Preston Paulsen is alleged to have forged the name of Fuhriman of Providence on an $850 check and cashed it at a local store He was arrested Thursday Chemist Takes Post Robert Arentson Logan a 1935 graduate of the Utah State Agricultural college has accepted appointment of chemist by the Anaconda Mining company Con-da Idaho succeeding Burnell West Pleasant Grove also 1935 graduate West has been appointed junior toll chemist for the New Mexico soil conservation bureau Dr Reuben Hill of the chemistry department announced BRIGHAM A hot supplement dish furnished school children who bring their lunch to school will be given to about 150 students of the Central school at Brigham City beginning Monday PWA Engineer Herman Hotter announced Stake Speaker Rudger Clawson president of the council of the twelve apostle of the LDS church will speak at the quarterly conference sessions of the Sharon stake Sunday in the Lincoln high school AV Watkins stake president an nounces Special to Tho Tribune OGDEN Approximately three and one-half feet of snow lies on the sides of Farmington canyon a short distance above tho mouth A Croft of the forest service inter-mountain forest and range experiment station said Thursday A survey trip of experimental workings in the canyon installed during the past Summer in connection wlh water yield and erosion and run-off studies was made Wednesday Mr Croft said One small side canyon he report- ed was sustaining a reasonable flow of water despite the heavy blanket of snow end the cold weath Reaches Century Mark WEST Members of the family of William and Elizabeth Hipwell observed the hundredth an piversary of Mr birth Saturday afternoon and evening at a family reunion her A banquet and a dance featured the celebra tlon To Name Officers OGDEN Annual stockholders' meeting and election of directors of the Ogden Bench Canal and Water company will be conducted Monday at 7:30 at 887 Twenty-third street er of the pest few weeks A nearby drainage area or side canyon r- he reported showed no signs of water flow Further studies will bs made in the immediate future Mr Croft reported to learn the reason for the cessation of flow in one drainage area while -a nearby draw continued to discharge water The entire area of Farmington canyon is Included in the major Davis county watershed-area which is bging studied by the forest service research workers in an effort to check erosion and range depletion which were largely responsible for serious floods in past years Farm Bureau Elects CORNISH-M Naegls was elected president of the Cornish local farm bureau Friday with Ed Clayson vice president and Irvine Kendall secretary-treasurer Gilbert Baker was named chairman of th sugar beet group and Mosel Chris-topherson as dairy chairman.