5? MARTIN MERCHANDISE CO. CLEARANCE READ the BIG SALE AD IN THIS ISSUE ADs S''ltll st,. , s. ... A :i"t, life. lit, I'D 1 ru;. ut MUMMY "' Euilj;., Commissioner Eckman Recommends R. F. C. Loan Eckmnn pn ..... ,,mmissi,lll(T K. I'. wrineii Ltd to take such Lm.niit.Iit necessary to out development program in me ,,in- - evening -j ,fn water system til t Jit .:rimi niu to Sis ana K. such u project. finale reads as 'jl,f El'oert i .. I i mainline work for of .,sc he's unemployed, und, lie these ;!! curry ut interest ami an rate tv i ,4i:ri'lit Kraut of o per cent of U'11K1!1:AS, MITED i is yeai 3INB5E Select: y cost total the of certain pro- - given, Him jrcts is Murray City is guvr ill liei'il oi cerium improvements ami developments In its irater department. I hereby re-ounint'iifi that immediate steps taken to outline such n pro-jM mil! make application to ilif K. F. C f"r funds to carry It'IIKKKAS. out rt ; . to corpora-iu- s VMS to lw loaned or municipalities for tlie HES .... mmio has fol dov- - tin' Federal '1IKI!KAS. Lniment IW . V Fall I Till AH, 1 K DAY. ftv ' :, V. f ..... 1 4 known. Fiii-ohas lost its smile, it is like a wet baby In a crib "all r At A . stales.-.- x 4 ht I OK 10, and t s '.'O ij " Taylorsville Pays . 1 1 nui - itaiMC!) Voik isi-- . iit-.- r r at-'- " M.'.. ...... S-- L"l-- i j S. cu . la. iit it' n ... f .. .i Tiieir first iwiiiiiln meat surprise ,rt.- i.. ih- ebrnte the was in it.e l l. cu'h ward, later slf Ward, lat- -r f It.e lo,Le lire moved to the MlfK-- lh . final y ! and " Evan.! Mis - - J , ..... - 1 pr-wl- .- -r 1 ' V line ml" r nt u y ,(i.tp (1 , (,nd s,icH.ssfn f (,r ,s,-,-- life. The M it Mid Improvement Ihm of the Cottonwood ward le Id Tiu sl y, Sept. H e openih.' ni's-'i-i- and 12. n i p!itdid wn m pro-ra- fellows: Community sincing n directed Fail tut ley. ! I'ta.r-!'.il"- P T. Erekoii. r- k'''''i"k I ... re-il- " m M pi...... on Monday evening. M ci,,!, VM ..niortnlned le.ine of Mrs itrrnl.-- e Adnnw. ,!...i.tll p, nwtou. both or Jiuri. i.. .nit? furn if" rxi. rny. It" 'or ten days. . - f,l. - L...H. n,,.,,.Kiet.-r- Helgetnr, I'h.iei'.e ami Mtr.t Edith Miller and ,eltv , ., . flume. program--Melod- hi'sioii Enrollment Increase AtU. of U. Student attending ft ah college Will be the lelieflclatles of slieclal redu's-rati"i by th Denver und Ki lit and" Wcsiein railroad, nivr ding to an official ooiiiinutdcalioti p. the Ptcsldeld's offire of the of I'l.lh flotll It. I. Seofiebl. keneial Pfiit of the piirehan-p.utiStiidelil may t ki to the th university trip any time up to October oth. und the Mum til ki t fdub will entitle them . to ritum for the Chllstltni the sprint: vacation or at the end of th" -- fp. Tho" n'turiiliig f,.r tlie CI listma. iiml spilng taca-thnn y punhae sltui'ar round with the -- ame reiurti ti.k.t trip aceording to the litnit ariaiigetiieiit. fill-eslt- .1. i 1 . A !"! 'T Festival ed. Italy, Ir. Sheralilan states, Is one of tie brightest spots of (he world, jioliiieally they are united In their faith und support of Mussolini, who has materially reduced unemployment In Italy, by creating lalmr, to preserve the self restcct of It citizens, whether ll Is reconstruction of the historic ruins of Koine, Increasing jhe ranks of the army, or the physical development of its yoiinng men through government Mivrvisoi athletics In the newly const meted, picturesque and inspirThis faving Muusolliii stadium. orable ntlltude towards Italy Is ililliiciiivd ton by the fact that It Is the only country in the world at present where one nets! not about worry passports, custom aversion'' of the examinations, "st PUr-ger- y traveler. The place of interest throughout Palestine and Egypt have a Iteantiful coinmen iull.eil. highly churches, iia.in-- s or temples have toi II hllilt oil every idglllfleniit (imt oor which the Christ or some prophet oihi1 stood, everywhere one Is met by chiitlerlug groups of guides, who wish to you some unusual and Interesting ndlm for nny sum of money they are nble to extract - '' (H-o- I . M l Seleeli.it by Mai" '.'mirtette. Friday complimentary ...i...r .. the IN 1' 'bi' from ' oo X . ........ r.. 1,11 s r . T.ilne. .v Slo-aMarie n Eir! -i rn. . e HTri , , - i.'i.m. .f wan udertnitie.l at it inlwi'!-""""H- i ,..i .... .. were I he Meaner .aC, n and . Alfred .' 'oity-Nii,... . . "" Gustavo-H- i. i t, vable evening In Jinny i""-' " in ii" w ar.i shower nt lo r home on ID. l la me w ere kst. I'.e. iol, Sam l"C ""l.iy e,i,inS l,y Mrs. Orvllle received by Earl l'rcei,!atiii of officer i d (he ntnlill"! ami rrfreshineiits served. plajci! s, Salt Like. They Forty rivi. uncsti" were pres T- 11. we. a! Ed.ttl 'I inaiiv a icr ,f tin ev.tiim. . lovely cifts were York City, New 11 ..I I llltil I .sill f Sel.stloti A and I? tminbets by II. T. Ililtetl ' i'M'.l H L. fl till V enter Hall was nN vcn,. l.lnd CI 'Tii. t.,i... . resided of Murray 1(,ll,lil,g ,! pai.y wen-Mi!" hln.wer hy Miss lmlse Kemntk - Frank M. t.ble. Wi:,t' ; : tw 'ago. I visiting ni . . t ITHInll . Verm. lvu. M"' .. Krch .. f w .1. II I .'fc. IIIIH Maids. .... Th. in. is I'.i tk... Mrs. Al Tlio-mas j;. r. Ii.timiin. Mrs. C. A. i;..l.iiis..ii. and Mts. C. C. Abler, Mrs. Mi s. Frank b J.o I, C. iv and Mrs, p.ell ll ishllll. Mi till resides here beell lei" lllw.l) Sister f Mis. ClL-.il.indsay has iharc n- of the church and deui'.-Ih fr shiiietd chair ih" with tie .I urain, ..rri.es pi has filled in ia is Mrs-- (. S. N' Wiiiali. asslslcd honor. highest .1. Mii er. Mis. I!, I., Mi'' is the t "Other of X children. b. Mis. M. and Mrs. Kobort liradford. IViiru and :is ti-- al P! irrnml ihillnn A'! Ih Iikm ratie woini n are cordial' train! hll'lictt. h 111 m. h luvit.sil to attend. every way The patty was tri il ,. OH.iLe.i .imix that lu.vi T:ivlorlii!e -- b.M l. It. A. Klasco will appreciate your support of his candidacy for City Commissioner. Mr. Klasco has lus-- a resident of Murray for over IS years and tins been active In the community life of the city Ihloimhout Ids residence here. Tliiouuh his busiues and fraternal iissoi iations Mr. Klasco has met and practically all Murray d.ey are acquainted with his talents .ml personality. I in. iled as a .hiu niacist and with y.ars of business oxiierlcnce Klisco I, ,.s a sfaiaSiiik. iiiicnii his fiiends thai f.w inn surpass. Consider Mr. Khiseu and his ability as wllell J oil llial'k 'olir ;.;i eveell - 11 sMer.i. For City Commissios I '' brothcranil B. A. Klasco In Race l. , ',s U,,.,' ... leg-gar- ie -- . J ' . he hos. II r. Mrs. Inland Cordon will Hi d Mrs s.,U illlioi... I'.rnest Madscn and JnnhT linue Mr. .......iteteil tess for the Murray mid M,, (;,.,,,( ,',"'t-v"jtryuti iimtoreil ; nlitnoili' ...i ..n ..f. the urogram, at li'-- hmii" ''fi-iii. ...i... i. . to. ..j.rincH Sunday, where they fei that evervthimr is in readiness n- - a d. llhtful dinner and re eihili Seiilh. iit F.ti'ertahmo nil. .. for .,..,1 ilme 'I'l'd ll. n... l.v .. .... ..f Nelson. fetr"d. will Jenny Kertha Krady. Miss f.(d refrishiiicnl '"I I' ll ie i nnjotl. 1'. 1m-.,.(- , lite in , t. t. White and Mrs. O. Jl, l kali lodne tneluN-r,t '",1.v ktih s'i Fa. iii. .r Kiisumsseti enve n attended the KcU vited to iittend. of this week at Tooele. ''''itli'fui dinner held Monday nt party. Sunday k'1 Mr. mid M's Alma Erhksoii Save o '" Kat frih South In Klbert m.d Mr. tr eveidii: at k'il.nf l,f M,.-. I I ' Saturday r.seei.th.ii ,'llimii.' 1ItI illlll'I'HI ..I.. ..' . i I'll, ksoii iilu! lii honor of r.ll .mi- -. Salt In Illel ,ur. r.iidine Stokes. Cover were That th eir home whose Mm. Eilcksou's sisier. Mr, "i'l for . leien Mr mid Mr. ClirTont t rr? filH'Mt fl trip M; Mr, In ton. will loaxe Filday for pi.-''Align!. b'k ,niir,..-UM- i- 1v" - was Chleaco. formerly uiHih TjUn the ki Hudson of frr,11 Those ni ''.ml.-,r, Hustavi son o f Muriuy. White Is n.nvah f Inn J""' litis Martin Mis Murray from tlie tec pt ion ........ . . il,.- - hosnital tcndiiii ""! it il In Cedar City, where turned .'iimni' i . .. IMII i...t . . .. .. .,.-Mr ll lll ..l ;"' ' .i ' iiit.il on for iKvute an "'" underwent m! Mr. Itl,vhere she Vsn und Kmt Sundny. that ,' I " It was of for I.I.IH lldicili. H I" 'l'" ried i i.... msi .sc.il onty metlll l ' re tiul( i,,. i.o.i H iUAuit an well fit"'. I it. doing she two famine were ' II sliewi rlthe .. ...i..- i.olno.t- cave ' i ,1 - j She is a capable, talented sliiKor, and will hi' remembered for her splendid work in Sail Lake in the -Coinloliers", "HIkIi Jinks", "The Vagabond Kiuir", "Martha", and other civic and school ultras, e hot dinner was served to six . were playe.1 (James were Wot) hy Mrs. H:lZ' l Ni Mrs. M.lbu Smith and Mrs. Tripp. The cluh members .i u . fhv. Fditii Hull i.r.lTTI South fih If and M ees by I r. Adam S and roiniiiis.-eMrs. Imiil F. Friiks-.Scotcli ons were of Murray, will penniou. ll.i Tliaxtmi a!! Helbcrt o!,,ioed by piesen!. Over "III) leave with Mr. lllld Mrs. In all. mlanc, Iik-Friday l'"P McNamara. of Salt (he rlirce :ii was nnd.-The for two weeks. nioruins for O'"' lion of N. Cay I'lxtoii and a Scotch liu.i Is was served under the super hali.-tMrs. Kertha Hrady, Mrs. Hatisinej Ste.id'uau. isb.ii of Mrs. I,otii-lirsoii. Mrs. Jennie Nelson and Mis II. d. i Fl HIM' Was born Sept. Ileh-l- i -, While Visited the Tooele Kiand MK- -. HEMCY II. IM.001I t.l EST at HaUh-ad- . it. Is ln kail b'di-'- o Monday at which lime, S. S. foil OF HONOK oil lb" cjiiue l Alio l the president of the as.selubly luadei s it ut 'aid to be tie' last ai 'In-- ! lier olTiclal visit. I., iio-- s the ATtantle. s'.aM Mr-- . the j Henry II. Flood will t p'aee at this time. K,ifs t. Kit i ll n tea to l.e ulven at w.-honor :nes.t of (.. nnd iwo six ....k days "flit Miss Melba Smith, daughter , ..m r.- -s ih- by til- - Women's Iienioenille Cluh of Mr and Mrs. Mamissah Smith has Salt ! :d,e County, Thursday, Sept. was born "d rJ..'.. of returned to He' tn 'J tu ." in lin k nl the home Scot. Hid, i. .I'M .l..,s l..f.,le v In. eft i c lib president, Mrs. Edward he of ei, ed the p! I il. In the ci III dor I'r-- f. Frank W. Asp r, sen East r.iiili South streid. K. I" Howe, of III. (Jillespie pat y .f I'atd Smith has been vNitimr and of t am Vounu had 1'f !'! K"iplioIl cotnlliiHee colisi-t- s Tooele, () hi I .ho Cativoti that any Mrs. H .we, Mrs. Jali.es II. Wolfe, hfr f.lU CoIIoIIWimhI siimtuer colt d who '!'; n the rail toad Mrs. . U. M. f:at. Mrs. II. N. Hut- b l'll to Oi.'.!elll should chilli:-.Ml". T. Yancey. Mrs, Cleil heilU II (ill" nnyoii. She. wi ll her first husband E. Howe and Mrs. ,i hu Larson will do s,( l id In. k i an I her stua!) baov (i!.o chirue o' the ilitdns room. Kcpekali !."!i-'-" mend- r who "n inee'im: pM-i'i a Jin; "Hi In la h" Cali.V'.n The a tab'e Will be presided over the attend to . I.. by Mis .1. K Ki.Ieout. Mrs. sevi r il lie'l.ths. Tm lay nld.t. W. Sorohsou. I.. t viill-Mrs. In this ..e,!,tii.nu. i.onie tliein. Atil- is Caunei:ieter a few days with her cousin 'limn Nil kelson of party will enjoy a roller skatim: Itovo, I'tah. next TuesdAy after whUh iln-- will Tlie will t i'.irthd.iy have dinner at Coon Chit ken Inn. 'itb Mrs. Horothy Cnhlwcll Wed tr I. ml Mr. I,. T. SchilTk'en a ml 'sly. s. ) ;embcr l.tih. ,...1 lo Salt IJike family have Vcriai Keij. !,.ft lant week for wl,re,hey will make their home. ,1..rmei, riali. where hho will Mrs. William Smitli lo'l!i lsl'':u; i' I) )in'' with her mint "in! Sir. hinl Mix. tvden. - Mrs from Miler entern.s.ixe Crnnt I.ryan Jiii'sl i iii,,.,ijciiliii; nt n kuher Mrs. W. C. Tiickctt had a T in honor of Mr, Mrs. Koss M, ni'-.a A. C. Smith and l.lll of S:ill I it Ln iin.l n friend diesis Mrs. Elsie Kjaii fi"tii em N.vv Florence i Nil-iam- mcml-crs- (le-.tci- 8 -s JLJiVilW A chibald Frame and settled here ill of IsTs and i the oldest woman this ward. A refrol.it.-proirriipi was uiven children i;ra!'.! :'id friends by lii'e hisii.ry was civeii by her llout vest daiiul.'er. Maud I . Hanks, Ilennion. president, with Annie Van ccx and C'ara Joinas roiin-eloiHilda Mackay. president, with ;iad,vs Jones and Hael as her assistaids. 0inr2P I'l-ie- iinJ - - Honor To Pioneer Woman 11 Miss C ZOI.A JAC01JS MiGHIlC s a II Chili mcmliers is, i - Hi ' Though EiikIuiiiI seems to he favorably strucKlini; through the economic depression, their Indian probp lem and their commercial rein with Japan at present seems to le a tense moment. The political, economic and social unrest throughout Austria und Germany nt the present time make these countries most unattractive for the tourist. Hardly n day passes hy hut what Hiere is some demons! ration In the strisMs of the larger cities which directly or indirectly involves Hitler and N'atzle movements. The streets of Vienna though still one .of the world's leading; cities In art, music, medicine and general historical Interest, are full of und dogs, which Incumber the pavements to the disgust of the passenger. As for France, they hate us and for what reason no one knows, to them every American tourist Is n mlllioniialre without much grey matter und to miike It attractive for him they have made Paris one of the most "beautiful sluuis" of the world, hoping to attract commercialism through Its night life and corruption, rather than honest, legitimate business. There Is n gulf lictwecn the Frenchman and the American that Is doubtful f It is ever bridgI Ion-shi- ' "Jtiihiy Y p On Seiitemher Herlinii sjieiit r.imu Spriiiirs, nerves", repulsive, fretful, and unfor years and happy, siialliiit; can't say what It wauls, It needs a chance no doubt, hut a sympathetic nurse is nowhere to he found. Certain sections in ccni nil Europe have developed Into lunatic asylums, he 1 - lay tliein out in an artistic and correct manner, and how to produce heaii-iifti- l flnwi-rand shruhs, therehy to your healHi and happiness. Von are invited to Joinn the cluh. Members of the flower show committee include Mrs. WVi-l- it. Mrs. Slelhi Whitehead. Mrs. Elmer Wright. Mrs. Ida IlellMroui. Mrs. Kva Jamison, and Mrs. Howard Mauskiiecht, president of the clue. Cain Hanson is in charge of plae iinr the tables am) Mrs. Cleo Wricht and Mrs. Whitehead of arrauiiiiL' the displays. from you. India is a land of extremes and without doubt one of the most unusual and Interesting places of the world. Few are extremely wealthy but the great masses are illiterate, yet peaceful and interesting iveople incapable of governing themselves. Though there is u tense feeling against the English rule, their political interests cannot be aroused. Many of them are so jsior and diseased that they have become very "untouchable" and look like they have just been dug out of their line wonders how the graves. breath of life can still prevade the many motionless and uuntnmlcttl exhibits seen crowded on the streets. rules these' masses; Superstition most of whom are fatalists who hhune "Veda" for everything. If a neighbor's cow dies or swallows a billiard hull it Is Cods judgment or punishment for some wrong act (he owner has done. Indian child marriage Is much different to child hethrotluil, ninny however, now the mental maturity and not the physical fitness Is the test of mnrlage, and quite often It Is now observed that ll Is the bride who leads the blushing bridegroom to the alter. It Is not true that a moi her nurses a baby utll It ran play golf. The Hindu considers divorce inonst reus and Impossible, they believe men are not lsirn equal and therefore not entiled to the sumo privileges annd advantages in life and thus the evils of the caste system still predominate the economic life of the Indian. The efforts of Mahatma (iliaudl, whom the doctor visited, is rapidly revolutionizing the low accepted Ktandnrds of the "untouchables" ; he Is worshiped by many millions of Hindus and Mosloms, as another Christ or a spiritual leader on earth. Hongkong Is one of the most picturesque cities In the world, the commercial life of this beautiful city hardly knows what the depression men ns in spite of the fact that the. unfortunate Chinese In the Interior of China have always lived a most depressed life. Shanghl lit first sight gives a visitor a very confused impression. Though a highly city of nationalized groups, It lacks the charm and dignity and cleanliness which Is so noticeable in Hongkong. Japan, lr. Sheraiiiau states, has become very "war minded". Though they sik our friendship for commercial pui'imses only, we shall be alert and on mir tip toes to keep pace willi their commercialism, patriotic spirit and honesty. The principle obj.s t of I he Doctor's tour was to visit various hospitals and clinics, many of which are doing certain types of medical service which in some resss ts are ftir suju'rlor to those In America, however, those In the far East are somewhat tintiipiated In their Ideas ami still lit 1110 tnclhndsj of tisesls and nursing care which we employed a century ago. Dr. Sheranlan's friends mid patients will be glad to know- Hint he Is once more In his Clinic Hospital at lMh South and State, ready to serve those In need of medical and surgical attention, lieticr qualified to render service lhaii ever excelled and In which cannot kH'plng with the economic trend of the (lines. of Murray, Shei-aiiia- ivo-nom- sss .' : II. X. I'lah, who recent ly returned from study trip abroad and tour around the world durinc the past year, states In an Interview, that the Americans should he happy that Ihey live In a country which offers so much comfort ami peace to Its citizens In spite of the most trying striiKKle tlie world litis ever .. , i n cm u me.mi;i:i:s V. Ir. - fr s s nil i ti ; ! it J. V pas-etit'- ir No. 4 41 Physician Returns From Year's World Tour a It should In' wl'h a cood deal of tlie epinion of Mr. Kcknian state contest fur 4 tiou that local vocal aspirsalisfai lx will held at the I'tah Slate Agri l.jt Sniiie of the proposed improveants read that Zola Jacobs .Mihic rnts will very soon lweonn? an cultural College. The program proannounces the o'iiiiii; of a vocal la'ciicy aii'l will liave lt In? lnei vides for exhibits, jwliriin; contests, studio in Murra. Mrs. Mctlhie a tiiiie when tlie entire amount demonstration team contests, tours, has studied extensively with some .G.C uM ha vc lo he borrowed at Jl girls' style revue, livestiK-- showof the hoM voice teachers available. toiler interest rate and without manship, recreational activities, and 3 cent .'rant now avnll- - u very fine evoiiincn entertainment l? from the K. F. ( on So',eiubcr Is and 1!). It U also the opinion of Mr. Eck- DUC The college is very anxious to iii that tn let this oinxirtunity of have tlie participation of cluh meiit-lier- s needed and cluh croups throughout the Faking improvements at )ib 'ow cost go hy unheeded would or other awards state. I'asli pri-p.r c'!i..iiiy. The 70 ier cent will he ejvon for tin' various cxhili-It- s Sunday, Sept. 1.., in the laylors ir Sp ,,!,.,!!, reception was clven Mi est that I he Including food, clothing, foresCity would lie I the Mr 1. Frame in the of vil! the riiilanii.ini ward, Taylors I moot. tain! in repay can in ninortiz- try, and crops, as welt as demonstraWednes- hall amusement ille ward and Kelief b.k Society Primary liver a :i0 and tion uf iiih jiiduiiiu contests. years. -r oar. 1 lie rollon-in'-r .h ouiffr were; iiraj p'aif. S. She is- the widow of Patriarch Archosen: Kelief Society Mrs. YOEl ME l It is Mr. Hint lim Flower Show The sixth amuml fall (lower show "f the Murray Flower Car.len cluh will he held Sotuphiy in the First The Murray Chy Tenuis T.iiirna-men- t National hank, with Mrs. cieo is well under way. The entries Wrijjht as uein-rachairman. This surviving the first round of p!ay show will l,e op,.n from are Joe Johnson, winner of tlie hist until p. m. All a.nalenr canl-iieryear's .tournament; u, ,j. Vim.(l are iniie,I to display llowers. Maxino Tumalson, Iiiil Johnson and Whether moiiihers of the cluh or not. Dr. W. L Wright, with ,.,,,, U..1S . There will sections for roses, not having turned in their scores. 'hihalias ami Khidioli. annual plants, There me many iletenuined i,, , ilM, ,,i.lnN S.v. overthrow the present champion. The perennials, oral sunn-is.features are also advice of the Murray hit and miss planned. is. '"Don't het your money against Flowers, in siiltahle containers, Joe." as he seems to he going strong should he t kfi to the hank beagain this year. tween 10 a. m. and ikniii, at which The Murray City Tennis Doubles int.. 1... .1 in ne 1 is mil locKcil to xrtournament will he under way nexi niit the judces to work unhniniier-ed- . week, and nny additional players may sign up hy Sunday. All tennis At this show you will see that the players are requested to join in the climate and soil ..f Murray are iittempt to overthrow iLe lost year's hoth Inducive to the of production champions. H. J. Kourd and iMizil choice flowers. inemher-sliiThrough Watts, which is a touch assignment, in the Murray Flower Oarden so all tennis players brins their cluh how to culymi will he tau-rnbhit's foot" uhihg with them. tivate your uromnls, how to ally suliinitted. E. L. Eckmnn. M 11, Popular Soprano Opens Studio Tennis Tournament Well Under Way STATE CONTESTS Siiine. House! CITY. nun-pati- d Viicn-tiou- i ANNOUNCEMENT with to announce my candidacy for reelection to the office of City ComrnU tioner. ' I with to thank the people ttt Murray City for the iplcndid cooperation they iave given me during the past four year and if reelected, I know that the experience I have had, by serving through a time of depression which has brought me face to face with many unusual problems, will prove to have fitted me to give better service to the I people of Murray. ask reelection independand without any ent promise to anyone, except to serve my city to the very best interest of all the I NOWEI.L 11 NEKAL TI ESDAY Funeral si rvlces for Ilarvel L. N'owell, "7. who was shot by his wife at bis home In Murray, Friday, were conduct.,! Tuesday at - p. tu. In the Knliibow room of tlie Ioserct mortuary. .'! East Tth South street. Hiirial was lu the City cemetery. Mr. N'owell Is survived by Iilu widow, Mrs. Helen Kennedy N'owell; ots daughter, Helen N'owell; one xon Harvey N'owell, all of Murrny; hl. mother, Mrs. Minnie Gordan N'owell of Urn Angeles; four brothers: Mel-vl- n N'owell of Salt Lake; Gordon N'owell of Honolulu and Loul and Ernest N'owell of fx Angeles; and one sister, Miss Minnie N'owell of bs Angeles. having extra or rather mattressed or Is'ds they were not using, to advise Mr. Andrew Euinhiulst so he could sisure same for tlie use of people. children who wen- - without projT Very Respectfully, shvpimr ncnuuodatlotis, Several re L. ECKMAN. iKiiises were nsTlvod hut the neeil Is still unfilled as many of the M T1 KE.ssES AMI EEDS AUK children of tlie unemployed hntc no NEEDED FOK (1III.DKEN mn I tresses or ImmIs. Cull Mr. Lund-quls- t If you can help them. asked week that leop!e we Iisl L