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' A custard cups One thousand nationally advertised Pyrex Hostess Sets given away right here in the West You have one thousand chances to win!I IL WI ' pie-plat- 0 1 '- 0'"eitintiott114k-oi- 'grAt'010411"- k‘' ' Lar i ta'Ati' ' - - I Col - 7iJelles-- ipz:4614777 4 : J 1A 1 ' PO ' " 1 o - ' ' 2 k-- ' 11 aA y ''' -- - i ' - ti ( V 1 1 1 Ir 1 1'5' -- ' Suffers hijury r li 1 w Garage Mechanic ' -- - '''''i rift t''- ' - Prg 1 --' i)---- 0( -- Ri Dirt 7 toro! -- 1 I - Captain E A Iledman head of the police tntivice squad and police department acting personnel officer was nursing a sprained left ankle at his home Friday Captain Itedman was injured Thursday night when she slipped on stairs in the public safety building 1'''A ' ''' --- 'c V1 i‘ li -- ing SIIMPEIMi La-Pla- ta - N'17 I ft :: Utakidaho Sugar Firm 47 - - I— 5 ' Gibson T Berry 55 president and general manager Of the Bingham Metals Mining company died early Friday morning at tis home 450 Twelfth East street of carcinoma He had been ill for more than a year he Joined the Bingham Metals Mr Berry combined mining acMiffing company construction with tivities engineerHe married Miss Loreen Leary ing and was identified early In in Salt Lake Citrin 1912 the century with western railroad and highway development Family Survives Ile was born March 4 1884 at Besides his widow he Is survived Henderson Ky where he spent a son James G Berry of Oghis early youth After three years by a daughter Miss Brent Berry at West Point military academy he den: of Salt Lake City three sisters conwest came a and as resigned Mrs W I LaRue of Henderson struction engineer in 1904 Mrs Wilford Pole of Fairfield From 1904 to 1909 Mr Berry was Ky and Mrs P D Brown of associated with various construcMd and a brother William tion enterprises and he surveyed L Berry of Spokane Wash the Bamberger Electric railroad Funeral services will be conline from Salt Lake City to Laducted Sunday at 4 p m at 574 a was He also of member goon Fast First South street by the Rey the engineering staff of the WestA E Butcher Private cremaern Pacific railroad tion Ivill follow Pallbearers will be- Charles L Built Redwood Highway Edward F Richards Dr W The next seven years he spent Smith G B Terrell George D Keyser In California and was a builder Robert Wallace George N Lawof the first modern highway rence Philo T Farnsworth Jr and famed Redwood the forest through Thomas Sutton on California's west coast He also Wag associated with construction of the first railroad the North- Book Review Announced western Pacific into Eureka Cal Harry Elmer Barnes' book "Can From 1916 to 192S Mr Berry was Man Be Civilized?" will be remining engineer for the Round viewed by Niels C Christensen at In a public meeting Monday at 7:30 Mountain Mining company He returned to Utah In p m in the city and county buildNevada 1928 as superintendent of the Ining The review is sponsored by ternational Smelting company section I regional division 11140 properties at Heber City In 1930 Technocracy Inc v-- - -- Plans for Increasing efficiency of Johnson was first arrested Febwho operations of the ft 'tah- 15 1869 factory read the alleged studied police Deward by city who inscription commemorating David P Brown and John ruary Made Idaho comppny will was Sugar motorist driving erratically the their teacher the late Dr John R Park at the first Draper school between 1861 and at a meeting of operating ficials at 722 South State street He was f?bm throughout the company's released on $300 bond and arrested Wadley of Pleasant Grove Charles territory beginning Monday Wilon a second drunk driving charge C Crapo and Mrs Mary Ann Fitzford I Cannon general superintwo days later at 3300 South and gerald Thompson of Sandy and tendent said Friday Main streets by sheriff's officers Peter Skousen of Mexico The sessions vill he held In the Held in Jail Johnson is being held In the 111 county jail In lieu of $500 bond to one of tribute residents Friday paid DRAPER—Draper set by Justice Bringhurst on the second drunk driving charge Utah's leading educators the late Dr John R Park and com''‘ IL-s- 1! 1 Justice Bringhurst Friday sen- memorated his eight years of teaching in Draper by unveiling a tenced S R Smith of 157 East Sev--' enteenth South street to pay a fine monument to him on the site of the town's first school ‘ 1 — -0- -7 41 of $100 and serve 30 days in jail :4 unveiled by The monument The program was followed by a 'il on a drunk driving charge The jail Ebenezer Brown camp of the I ' k i F luncheon at the ward recreation ilit term will be suspended on payment I ':Z t ' 11 as the of Pioneers Utah Daughters hall an afternoon entertainment of the fine 4 0 1 In the Draper junior high school sr opening event in Draper's one-da- y tow) Arrested After Crash ' In the school "' I homecoming and old folks' festival an old folks' dance V ' !') i a banquet in the ward Smith who admitted the charge ' "k '' gi also marks the site of the "Old gymnasium 1 t‘ recreation hall a motion picture Friday was arrested at 3300 South '! (4 '1' )(716"' State street February 11 by State Meeting House" which preceded show and a dance also in the f' Highway Patrolman Orin P How- Draper and thesite of the Draper recreation hall ': Ten of Dr Park's pupils attendard Smith's automobile reportedly fort an adobe structure built by ii struck the rear of a second machine ed services :- s They were Wilthe Mormon pioneers! The stone lardthe f Ennis Joseph M Smith Mrs stopped at the intersection for a i o 1 the came monument from for the Hewred light Smith William Brown John warIssued "old white ard and Mrs Elnora Day Siring-felloJustice Bringhurst south step of the i ' oe rants of arrest for Roy Tanaka of church" the section's first school of Draper: David P Brown IV' :: 2389 Third East street charged ' of Salt Lake City Rozella Ennis 'S with failing to appear and driving house elf ' zone 55 miles an hour in a Speakers at the program in the ' i and Newell Pettit of 113 Helm ave- Draper First L D S ward chapel nue charged with failing to appear paid tribute to the pioneer edu':''' and driving without an operator's cator who later became president '‘441 s of the University of Utah and the license eduof F T Lewis of 704 Thirteenth stales first superintendent '' Henry T Ray of 1604 Sixth East Dr Park taught in the street was East street was fined $5 Friday on cation To treatment at receiving 4 a traffic signal violation Draper school from 1861 to 1869 sea for L D S hospital Friday GLOBE "AV' PRODUCTS The opening program of the celebration was conducted by the vere laceration to muscles of his we announce this easy contest in Daughters of Utah Pioneers and right thigh he received while at t included addresses by Samuel W work at a garage of the Capitol celebration of our 40th Anniversary Stewart of Salt Lake City friend Chevrolet company at 777 South MAKE THIS PYREX SET YOUR VERY OWN! of Dr Park Orson Ryan of Logan State street MIDVALE—Leo Ford of Provo former superintendent of Jordan Mr Ray was Injured when he Enter todayYou may win eleven sparkling pieces was fined $15 on a charge of speed school district M B Andrus of accidentally pressed his leg against of latest pattern Pyrex-6-- cup percolator frying zone Fri Draper one of the organizers of the cutting surface of a huffing ing 55 miles in a was was he lie a Mrs on and of movement monument machine and the using $250 charge failing day pan with detachable chromium handle casseto appear Justice C E Matthews J R Rawlins of Draper who read treated at police emergency hose cover role with saucepan (uses suspended jail sentences totaling a history of the educator written pital and then transferred to L D thin six new-styl- e as handle same frying pat)) S hospital seven days by former pupils of Dr Park Draper Residents Pay Tribute To Late Utah Educator slo: ' rf Milling Company Head Dies After Year of Illness l' Two men were held for trial In ' district court after preliminary oolcir ' 1 B P before 'LlIbm-- Judge hearings Friday ti 1 Leverich in Salt Lake City curt while the case of a third was taken under advisement Bound over were Paul J Brooks 28 of 40 East Broadway charged with obtaining a check for $30056 from Ernest Anderson by false pre- c:) tenses and Phillip Maynard of Riverton on a morals charge The case of Ernest Jaggi 53 of Provo accused of defrauding B A Howard of Huntington with an insufficient funds check for $15625 WAS taken under advisement after k Aa5' his attorney argued there was not 'A holdwarrant to evidence enough Gibson T Berry Death ing him for trial taken well known Salt Lake Preliminary hearing for Jack mining executive Shaffer 27 of Santa Rosa N M accused of second degree burglary of a police car was set for March 8 company's offices In the Beneficial Life building with approximately 25 men from outside areas attend- i ' charges The motorist who has reportedly neve had an operator's license will not be charged with a license offense before Justice Bringhurst unless something happens" the county attorney's office reported t 4' :": 'lt -- t Life Ends District Court Holds Two Men for Trial - - vs - Third Charge Friday Recall StudiestAlderDrPark Ex-Pupi- ls r 2—Felrury 2 1 1910 5ait gakr riribunt 1jc r it t