Register of Utah Centennial Given to DUP at Conclave Presentation of the official Utah Centennial registery, a massive volume containing more than 40,000 signatures, highlighted the annual conference Monday of Daughters of Utah Pioneers at Hotel Utah. The registry was presented to Kate B. Carter, DUP president, by Kathrine Kay, Utah Poet and registery director. Signatures included those of the 48 governors, cinema stars, the cast of “Promised Valley,” sports stars, centenarian pioneers and one six weeks old infant, who signed a wobbling “X” by her name. Signed on Spot “Most of the signatures were collected on the spot during celebrations from June 2 to Sept. 20,” said Miss Kay. “Show girls scrawled their signatures upon sheets braced against wardrobe trucks; Ute rangers signed on horseback and participants of the trek from the backs of their covered wagons. Pages of the registry bore a covered wagon motif, lithographed from original sketches by Paul S. Clowes, Salt Lake artist. Mrs. Carter, who addressed 1000 delegates of the 22,000 member organization Monday, outlined a 10 point program of objectives for 1948 and 1949: Mark Historic Spots Place markers on at least 40 historic spots. Enlarge the pioneer book library until it becomes the best of its kind in the West. Cooperate in erection of the Pioneer Memorial bldg.. Continue publishing and increase sales of “Heart Throbs of the West,” a collection of pioneer stories.