THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Monday December 29 1917 3IARY WORTH 1867 Pioneer relired Utah IN THE MARY WORTH A 14iGHOI 5LIC Farmer Dies CES$FLIL John William Webster 85 one of the pionvirs to Utah in 1867 died Sunday at 10 am at his res223 E idence 33rd South of ' MEANWHILE“ON MRSWORTH L HOPE YOU'RE NOT TOO MUCH ATTACHED TO YOUR JOB BECAU5E ONE OF MY FIRST OFFIC1A ACTS AS MANAGER WILL re TO TA K IT AWAY -- cFROM YOU) CONGRATULATION5 OW COME ON YOUR- - IN ELL Ae IN MR6 EARNED PROMOTtON WORTH t ELI'S AVE 50ME- "'WING TO TALK FAMOIli STH AVENUE 0TOR E WHERE lien Allen By OVER-- ! WAN JUST oL1751 OE 734a CITY UMITS H Ak YEAH? Ell SETTLE FOR A ISEDC14LICK!SLEEPiNG IN A SEAT WONT AFTER WCIHrIVE GOT MO RE FOLDS IN frof BACK THAN YOU'VE GOT IN YOUR ' ACCO R DION THAIZ16 GOLD IN THEM MAN-MAD- E A' SLISSA LAM I :: MAVAG ER a r - causes to age 4 lie 'f incident sin he was a son and of John A n n Mary sa-"- - 471 ter-T!- oelocte4 DI111-13- I trr s ' 7 7 alit Multi Edifice Jf Time Trials of buildimg was' settlers in the veil: ey of ti'La rItth ever rnust save talked -t the Itanti LD3 temple fumes when threatened by e) 'zht rrasshoppers Lnd!ans— there even was a plarue of work az-":- rtz 1- t-- !eArkkes---thiei- ') ths a r dretra bc pee of 1161ng must 341 Salt Lake City the stone retaining walls arid terraces they formed are plainly visible Later plane for design of the temple surroundings were changed but even now the old terraces are easy to rick out WrItte ooLte quarried only a few hundred yards away 111)1 from the game hilt was the principal In 18S8 the building material temple was dedicated the third in Utah It was not until November that the SO concrete steps down the hill to the west were completed E 2ncl So One actOkmt fcr thq temple was desig : by Erirharn Young as tarty Others say p1 Aug 5 1&50 ss offally selected in June lt'f75 Anyway the long low ridge uttihg out into the 'valley o ttle Meet Today eat wile of Ilanti was called excavaLtull” before lohg riI Approximttely TO youths repreI-n for the foundation started in senting junior Hi-clubs from 1877 Roosevelt Irving and Lincoln la the picture subrnitted by jumior high schooLs will meet Monday at 2 pm in the Y M C A clubrooms 39 Exchange pi- - for a holiday program of movies club garne3 and refrtehrnents ienc!ers said Sunday e t e 11 years 1P-0- t Continued from page II to leave the jail Saturday to "take his car home and get some other clothes" He VI all released on a cote frorn Roscoe C Irvine city prosecutor whom Chief of Police L C Crowther recognized as "a court official" in releasing Knorr C Romney public safety commissioner and Chief Crowther were unavailable for comment Commissioner Romney Sunday said Saturday he would withhold comment until he received a complete report from Chief Crowther covering both the "Ming" of tickets Rs hinted by Knorr in his trial and the temporary freeing of Knorr in direct opposition to Judge Moss' order Knorr returned to the jail volunat 6 pm to start tarily Saturday sentence unserving his five-da- y suspended portion of a term The other 20 days were suspended upon payment of a $50 tine 25-d- ay C '—Af tuci e and to build -- Ct4N40 1 0 1 7 r-- I I" ) 4 —14 - - 1 into ' '''''''''- -' ' r'-- - $300 ' - 7'111b OF UTAH it ------- ' T I qtat ' MJIAL MINING INDUSTRY fPCENE weLrEz wis 1 Freshnessi Energy! aoto VESERVE TWAT COOL PROFESSONAL TONE PEEN- :- I WAS A POPE TO ZY TO 6 AETIN CANYON Mg PULL A 1t A ! I'LL 62' JUST KIS$ IT1 YOU ANP CIVE YOU P- StICE IT )v31 xi WELL QUICkER TO CALITEIZPZE TWAT A6ZA510N 14025E-OPEIZ- CNASE 5-- - t - P 1896 Besides hie widow he is survived by four sons and four daughters: Mrs Jessie Crawford Mrs Leah Edwards Mrs Isabel Wagstaff Mn Ruth Little Salt Lake City John D Webster Del Rosa CaL Rulon Webster Santa Barbara Cal Miles W Webster San Bernardino Cal Mark Webster Banning Cal 17 grandchildren two three brothers and two sisters: George Webster Bakersfield Cal Daniel Webster Provo: James Webster Miss Emma Jane Webster and Mrs Minnie Frame Salt Lake City ' '7a!!- - By Frzu:4 GASOLINE ALLEY : 1 'OVII WEEP r 150VE EYERCiEE WHILE YOU'RE HOME CORKY ' WAYS!! ArTER A l' VE LE POP' COT 'TO CO OVER SKEEK 6 AND N NA '5 N Wi--4 ) 0 ' - I WI CHIPPER! HOW4 'TRICK'S ? : er: V I At fffb t 0 zcz st--1 ti'd6t II ft h In BreakIn Arraigned 21 Stewart Gate National 71 L16 ' Carbon county charged with Into the Prove federal building Chriatmaa night and there was free under $2000 bond Sunday after Ma arraignment before E M Garnett rty U S commissioner p 11 14 ''''' J" kow - " -- y --11I AS rAcks PLANE 7rc1c Ocg FRCY14 THE HEAD'S' LANDN A STRAvaa- - PLANE ReLLEc UNCLE HA Y'S CORNER it THE PILOT LOWERS 115 411 - "4 WEATHER ES JACK BACK SEATAN' HE'S TIED tip' WE'VE Gar TO BRING T14AT PLANE It4 THE 44 4I - 7!"77‘ (- ARC''! FOR THEIR I--- FORCED s t it ' I DOWN - : ° If ' ‘‘ 0 4 ct 4 ':' 4 p - t : - et-- A 4'' ot tr ' '7 N I v :‘1 1 k J - 0 eglAJ - - 1 i '"-- I I - 41) Bv Harold Gray Aimpummer-- ao fge'THE -- RoMZUTALLY HIDDEN IN CAREFULLY TRAMP r - AROUSED To PANanc IAMgr HAPP9? 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STEP D E NocWo PHONE !YOU - TELL MILLI WANT To I THe FAMILY1 THIS I 101P (114 ' At: e- (IN coo- NN ' I ok '' ' o- '''' N '' '''''A' §' it:1 C'MON! )' (itr- 011e 0 TH EPS I THEY ARE! d- -: 11 raft tr ft Pet - 1 $411 of ear f: C LANC:tING 4 Z: '0 ' ' MOP THeitt: HAVE TO CoME VALLEY DOWNAND LOOKS GOOD FoR A ' r& tTHE --- - ''''' DAmAGP THEIR YOU CAN IF - ANC— s CAREFUL DONT THE OCCUPANTS --- WiA00A NO BUT LooK-ThER- ETLPIO OAFS! EVEN A PERPECT I'lEE013 ThE COOPERATION OP WHO arzeter comcktritt-- v V4HCE- - HApPerts — oume t t t By Zack Mos 7 NrY i Gates waived -- SEE HER!! AtWORM t QUICK - - A I 4 hammer Tbe figure stamped on the coin usually was an image of a god or goddess The favorite figure on the coins of Athens was the goddess Athena Other Greek coins bore the image of Zeus king of the gods or of Aphrodite goddess of love The flying horse Pegasus was honored in the city of Corinth by being shown on coins minted there As time passed the Greeks learned to make coins with images on both sides It became the common thing to place a face on the heads side of a coin and an animal on the tails side 7 in ' SMILING JACK preliminary hearing in the There was a time when coins had designs on only one side That was in ancient times about 2500 years ago The small nation known aa Lydia is given credit for being the first to make coins That country was in Asia Minor and one of its kings was the wealthy Croetius The Lydians minted pieces of white gold which were at first more oval than round Under Croesus the custom was followed of some coins The white gold making was a mixture of gold and silver Under King Croesus the custom came about of making some coins of yellow gold others of silver The Greeks seem to have started to mint coins almost as soon as the Lydian& In making their coins the early Greeks cut metal into fairly round "blanks" A blank was placed over art engraving and was pounded down with a hammer One side of it took on an image from the engraving The other side was blank or else had only the marks of the 0 'i il II '''''"'11 4 0 c4 7 er - " 7 -4 I 6 i I i:iiii SNOW SOME WEE 3iK E DON'T Co 4 - z NO YOU ANy I Otit 4 great-grandchildr- 7- VACATION gE6117E4 ARE TOO PRCELE46 70 OPEN(' 'EM 6HOVELIN 1" r 41--- 771111 ) -- t b 01 WI t - eo I 11hit MEAN I KiCKEC IN T16IE 14EAD1 A NICE WICK SKULL CUPOLA MUST YOUZ WOZK SE AN You L - Caniff o He married Jessie Bringhurpt in the Salt Lake L D S temple Oct South High Sets Dance school's male stuSouth 1 lb r cATWE ZAN Fg0frA 7 high AL0Nop-- dents will have the last chance to demonstrate their superiority over OW C7Cf17 feminine classmates at a "Last Chance at Freedom" dance TuesAny modern coin which we may day at 8:30 pm in the boys gym pick up has a design on each side The design may be a picture or AT THE Image or it ?nay be made up of CONTROLS' lettering which tells the value of the coin Need extra znoney? Like it right now? One side of a coin is called "the You can have it you know ina heads" but there seldom is more than One head to be seen In the same way the —tails" side of a coin ORPHAN ANNIE For woo provido "dough" and fast not seldom has more than one tail and sk)w often it is without a tail of any kind Bs It 50 "bucks" or two hundred fifty! - - Z!444 By Milton 50ME50VY ZAAVVIED OUZ MEPICAL 'SUPPLY AMMAN& WM4 A 'MUCK IZIC6E0 YOU TAIEP It) EXPLOCE PRIVER A5 146 i4AT PPEN Y : L" 7:10111b Saints Latter-da- y 15 TAG FIXING lorc yeszs before thel Itra Elsie Ballard Blanscett r most of Saopete t STEVE CANYON tended school As a young man Mr Webster operated a sheep ranch at Taylorwville and later farmed in Payson He retired in about 1937 Mr Webster was among the honored at ceremonies pioneers boto the Centennial celebration during He wan active in the Eldredge ward Church of Jesus Christ of for erection took more than NVork FULFILLED 1 TT ''7 quarrird this pionPr w-a- a o!ta of t2- - - zr21- 4 ox-dra- r2st1 k - Webster Wright Am a youth he 1 the croseed Mr his Webster with plains covered parents in an The family made their wagon home In Taylorsville Salt Lake county where Mr Webster at- t ill ' 1862 in Wiecon- Stone Quarriee at Site of Temple buIlt edifice which overlook" from S ro I - Atii0 - Born June 15 Oiill it- - itg 1 Greece iy Ir 0 ! 4 - BLONDIE ii v s NOW IF I CAN i REMEMBER THIS NUmBER UNTIL I GET TO THE TELENCNE For nistorv section of your scrapbook Tuesday hornen coins rhe itaflet cailed Flying Machine Pioneer' contain ignt pictures and more rhea 2000 words of test it tells interestxclUng things about ing 'miming of and aviation You can obtain tbe history a eta mood self a ropy by Pending addressed enveiope to Uncle Bay in care of The Tribune Allow about 10 days for F By 01 LI- It iin I JUST A aI I ATE ONE TOO Ck LE A A401 Rf 1 HIT 'Si E ft NUMBEZ rak 1) ank -- reply ! !1I!t NO SUCH1 iL d Yo SOPQN1- - v 700 J ATE ONE 1 117 I AM CALL PICKLE chic 0- I IL' 'N9 RUN 11111111111111111111111111111111111111181111111111 I 100D 1 - I11 Royal Table Queen Bread excels in all three re quirementi which you expect in a loaf of good and bread—delicious flavor fresh goodness real food energy! 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