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Show 4 NEWS BALT THE-DESERE- LAKE CITY APRIL TUESDAY 14 1331 FROM ALE PARTS OF UTAH Students Don PROVO FACES Cedar Junior Band Members WATER CRISIS Visit Idaho Shortage Now Threatens; Springs Run Low. Serious ' v DESERET la laaHr SIS t. f Ua hu a4 art ts.irartMM lklr kmtt km .krart lillwrta, wit k Clr mrr KlMl awl 1 UK DESERET RKRS- CEDAR CITT. April 14. and girl, Th Ihlriy City from the CaSsr by Junior high arhool baod tkeir leader, Melvin Pone to - BallardScores'l St Louis Man Seeks $1, Overalls; Clean, Paint Hill Letter PaldForU.L C. Control, In WOMAN ASKS PURCHASE OF STATE FLAG a rt Sint False Visions, At BensonConference I P.T.A.Seeks Utah flyingfrom the Weber If Mrs. J. G. 14 Singleton Seeks Return o f Money Spent in Traction Girls Plan Feed For Senator Smoot, -- Wife Deal, Claiming Agent Defraud ed Him. Speak at Alpine Hungry Males, With Dance at 3 p.m. Sessions. Burch Creek , A OGDEN. April stau fiagr willofb the flagpole county building. Falck, of the bervioe Bear Legion, Is successful in her effort to have the Weber county commission, purchase the flag. Airs Falck pointed out I th commissioners Monday that few persons have ever seen the state emblem In flag form and a matter of prtd would b involved in bclgtg th Jfirt county to own such an emblem. The commission has .taken tha.aucijia4sJLAd--- . Water Supply 1 Residents Declare New Pipe Line Needed Sign Petition. of ths Asicrng for rsturn of otmt 1,OOp,vjgnir'Tinjbursmnt for control of the Utah amounf to which hs may b found Idaho vBtraI railroad tnd ths 4g "f t n 1 PROVO. Apru April 14 -- Elder Melvtn .and deu street railway on the grounds The complaint claims that 8!n L of jthe B. Ballard, of th Council of teacher In th .. 4 gleton ,madb purchas m a ri-- f i th main speaker at OGDE?r, April 14. Residents M away their books for a day. fraudulent and deceitful yepreeen when be was asked by A, B. Ap IrJ16 UXORBurch 4. reek, at tba monthly m tees b conffirenc- - Jela I gnn USl V' daa taciionet k V Demin. cly engineer M tevKie Lw w the. perea of daj. lo obierveth$afftcml . iemnt attend thg Diwtrbt KotwryTftr ettr at the T. A dlacusaed tha . Z nmlilem of, fed...) "ikming r ported ing court district Monday fdahor convention tir Boise; befor uodajr the eihoo1 which towers over t !i ' aaaniet th Hand Eccles company' cotnminioo at its Mopdsv tvenmi proposition to present commission the properly and believed ft Vaal!r!!?tli-.!t.nled Hernoon I and to plav over radio-statiotab and lake, wdl'.f beautiful public utilities valley Uah In meeting that the shortagefaceis ofbewas of K. and it .Marvin behalf this deal, goodv uporf Lake Salt Creeit Uy, KSU th Burch io the Satur-agreeof more tho d condition of whiteIta receive annual bath grille demand w the fchow cowing of good faith that Singleton! . At the priesthood meeting sin(ieion sof 8t Louia. thla evening are as folrhws. system, wash on .that day- . , . Canyon b ter company nikhi. Elder Ballard told of j rapd iy increasingThe to ;oiu him ftt-t- ba Singleton aeeka a court deerte , re- -, purchase. a- th eompany 'Karl Burgess. Victor Oberhan of a with skv Supply. engineer the and having of influence existing power growth Bu.h trgnesetion in the e.mplalnt1ft etstea .mtjre from - purled that the supply front s -, aley Ted Cox, Rulon Bigeb sfaooLJvJl be organised in sound whi'-carry out necessary improvement. th coTnplatntrm "ff the prlesttrood-4e-hAChurchLth Davidt blngketon, purchased de Firmer, Rod of 1& with a captain low. Rodney m charge of Eecles be city syseveral of the a-in.residents th Sunday morning session tprmge which feed offthe perceptibly hr 23OO.0O0 worth whol of' th lends eompany that transaction Higbee, rleyd Lloyd Jantoa a rundown lent hare dropped for tb svstsaa riarrd each group. Tho arrangement missionaries home moe asked for 6. bonds was first was and that with Lout, fraudulent, a mortgage Apparson $87S.I7St in the Hihar, Don ChrMt.nseu, leaks with of m Elton during the pan week, are many the condition, charge day I?1?!? K ' crease f 800,o4 gallons per J4 Thomu, LTnB-.-b Lunt. Alim ac- worth of common stock In the mil- - agent or the David Eccles company Crowther. generaL chairman, mains, resulting in low pressur He asks for th rtand that th company had Gardner, Pnr-- rr 1 hours noted. Harfarlane. homes their served no stu- road company. at and Jame to water CulUmore, cording " turn of (h. fl.l7S.5i, plu, Int.rMt to pay him not I... than fi0. Lirh. dent body president. Ad apparent lots lo the distribute llouch.n Klohard , dc? Urrldh? for several hours daily. New water - I USA noted especially during of Utahns Petty. Felt McConnell, W to negotiate th. tr.n.actloa mains and a larger reservoir ar All freshmen, " ing svtem. sophomore and) from by lilee . the hi. first the hours of minimum demand be- Kt an Hunter Luril Barlow. ' falU Further out. Prondmg prayer that alleged wi'l men of school the relation, senior he nd dn I urgently ne4eo, it waa pointed alOMt. iweea 12 midnight and 2 am was DlrE Lunt. RU bard aaka th. court to or- -' H o j gtuekl, which Apperaon paid aa i.ned the Another important matter dis-"- 1' overalls and make the annual pil- - 'h r PtalnUff history and progreasM ofI , explained by Mr. Demin as being Mcountin Anna tunt Hannah Jordon, " of hla was lo of th of work share The cussed "X". the defermin,the'first portion at to tha the church. nlaht meeting At at grimasa Rernlce . the prubabiy due to leaks caused by tha Ecclea company ,rd . - W offtnden. should tha purchase price was give. JiimlA,he meeting he spoke on the LOGAN, cleaning the huge emblem to April 14 At a mas opening of Madison avenue between. Palmer, Richard BUf'low.to satisfy tba grievances and by the exceptionally severe freezing Eecles company, and that ternal Evidence, of the Truth of A will of lime It coat for and the treet and of weather of the past winter parents taapayar10"141 Vt aldnrf Baner. Rar Fife, on the shoulder, of the lower ela- -j further that he he given a prtor it was part of a plan to deeelve the Book of Mormon.' Petition was s gned by a larg and Frad The engineer reported progress Barlow Rornea of Rner Heights, Sunday I nigbt, be will men stock bonds and number of for the seniors onjllen and residents against preaentatoSingleton. the toward V, truer. being mad in she plana ( AMERICA V FORK, April 14 A a resolution ' was unammottsiy tion to the Metier county commis(hand to aee that the work It wellji j , building of reservoirs at the Broad-hea- d . done. sion. seeking the proposed improveto Bena- - adopted opposing th closing listened attendance m of large meadows near the hlead of the TT i ment Aot to be outdone, th, facuty IJ 1 VT 1 l Reed Smoot discuss Church doc- I?l Maps, plans and specP 1'rpvo IVW ,tor menbere In their meeting, Monday a trines at the Alpine stake quarter- - th River Heights grad school and "The Deseret New In 1990 fixations wilt be forwarded to thi VifA-4At.V- F A I At to cause, to tke clever skit by Verle Hales, a tu- bit voted their "consolidation add with AVJAJkAly its her. kel,i COO(.r,ncei also Saturday to the , state engineerU and of campus beaifilfleatlAn by plant- nt th Smoot denc schooL Th plan thoPrpvi Creek Sundav school. Mrs, and secure an t reserve iltbt of closing.' T sm a feature of the program pre- AT f i TVI70 1 on child welfare work being jlng shrubbery at diffCTent potatE oo the site. This work la in charge of Dr. Amos, A I j iPok also received done by D D S Primary organlxa- - th school was urged by th Cadbe ented by student rf th Eighth The commissioner X. Merrill. board in snd Ninth grades Other Items on school district connection of Polio Otto from Chef report Th upper and lower campuoT "Julius ,Ca.ar Iiirk, Or. N. C Spalding, city eanU with their consolidation procram. at U prottram w.r. will b cleaned by th Junior clansj selee- Ruth Brown; reading Inspector, Miss Irena Harris tary Th resolution states the present) tion bv a byquartet composed vr ty nurse; Pirid totagg road supermen assisted hr the high school of U.-TeFather-io-Law schooL-bujlls Y. a. B. and training children "lo go home Dons Ellison. Elva Know lea Helen Speaker sStemalTows visor and Frank HalJjdaj, city Killing of the not but and Vander Last, Gertrude least, girls school tlKaoslei la Inspector. the building fny Overstocked Now, tha schcmV h, avqP ffered to feed -the 1 PurpoAc-ofUniore,-- "' thw riWTt board oT thg'Churcto twodortf building and the Graaf. gccompanUd by ITTmer Aar- City Attorney Abe W burner Range rr Chargir that mala workers soy contributing- 00 distuned provisions of Jhc mu mamtenanc of th school is an'OD t New feed will Uk place cents each The I . nepotism law passed byast-Jtaa-the lat Report tq ih rommumty. Present Value. Criminal . at th ebcl eaftria at 1 legislature and pointed Th document reads in Jart. "Bel w take feet on Prove offices. will A dance matine place Applicants. It Therefor, ituolved; That pxt Cream ComDOtlV Ot at the Ladtee gymnasium at 2 enta and taxpayers of F.iier o clock to wind up th activities are an 14 14 A unalterabl PROVO, The Helgutb PROVO, of precinct -triar April Aprit Ogden, Incorporatea of th day. opposed tu th OsehyCtmuty sc hoot The annual student body nomina- - day received recognition a day In Lc Romero. Pleasant Grove plumb'EPHL April tpermlu have OGDEN, April 14 Articles of indistrict centralization scheme for first degree murder beads the At tha B. y, tv Monday In er been issued for th erasing of 14,-4of the Paramount Pairv KUer criminal calendar of the Fourth dis14 Bide are be- whereby the OGDEN Heights school corporation not b held this year an address bead of cattl and horses and T.day will Ice Cream compaqv were filed Grant Ivins trict court as set Monday after- ing called April by Prot for by Heber county would b discontinued or a one-roo- and May I. according to Pregldent The for I7I.OS0 head of sheep oa the until the aith school Wemade of it, county clerk. Monday The which commission on an exnlbtt from speaker gave a historical noon The case Involves the killing Lintah national forest daring 1011, CilUlmora. which would deny us all the privileges, capital stock is $.3 000 of Walter Baxter, Romeros father-in-- ber countv, to fill a space 48 sketch dealing with the develop- of PB00, Aprilof 14.UtahA meeting of according . . . to , a Supervisor 8,009 Forest, fl subscribed C. C. Morten-se- n is law, 1030. 11 2, blesfttaga and educational advanJuly civic clubs ment of the frontages in th state long oa Atwo idea. eounly will DeMolay. Jr. Th cattle and Is president, 8 D Jones, vice now Indean Romero ex Is model above of we mentioned to the b heid in th near future for th Charles which serving propsed tages eapitoL The 2 Individual OlCKnOlUCrS day. h said, bad Its origin are owned by sentence in the state hibit waa viewed bv the county as parents, taxpayers and a com- - president and general manager; of cons id ring th question horses purpd during the administration of Presi- terminate th heep by 141 ownera all of of Affiliating with the proposed and r. .rightfully titl.d. and er; LeRoy Nelson and Herbert Weise, killing of Mrs Sena commissioners. Monday It la a redent Benjamin Harrison, on April prison for the whom reside or hav ranch propermother-in-lawas lief modef mad by Joseph Packer b it further his He as resolved that state chamber of commerce, ac14, 1809, Secretary of State Jamee Baxter, ty adjacent to th forest and surdirector The concern man- and F. M Clawson, and shows the parents and taxpayers, w abso- additional G Blaine called a meeting of repre- found guilty of voluntary cording to John O. Beesley, direc- rounding will operate at 1874 valley. Washington at the ccnclusiOD of a north side of Ogden canyon from lutely refue to send or ha tor for Utah county in th temposentatives of the 11 republics of slaughter demand foe grating priviThe which avenue, property1 was taken the geological fault near the mouth North and South America, resulting trial held last fall. rary organisation formed to Balt leges Is mor than the grating ea 49 20 approx ValMore and to than criminal 1931-3of where th Lake a week ago dene at th beginning of the In the organization of the 2 canyon and of the forest ranges for ley opens up. The Ogden gdn chamber school season or any futur sea- mately ef Stockholders American Union. 8ine that time. civil cases were set for trial beRepresentatives will b invited pacity qualified applicant can not TOOELE, April - of eommerr is supporting the pro- - son. whioh th of term court from tha Provo and Orem chamber fom April h permits because most 0f the Tooele county state hank,1 meetings have been held in the A CTO HITS HORPK, of commerce: JClwsnla clubs of partsgranted exhibit, which also features poed of the forest are already ful-!- v which sometime ago was taken in various countries belonging to the5tn Monda, April arious industries. Fork and Sprlngville. Spanish stocked by established users, charge by th state banking de-- j Union in the year 1008-1- 0 a build-- 1 LOGAN, April 14 Orval CrocSET FOODS CLASS. dubs from BehL American Mr Demo ley seta. ing was erected at ketts automobile collided t Washington with T a partment, ar assessed for 100 per Fork and Parson. LOGAN in costing mor than a million dollars, Tho fees charged for livestock cent of th etock par valu and a half north April 14 A class In hor about a mile LillDS HOLD -- CLLB CLASS. con-- r with an- - order issued by District Judg to which Andrew Carng aceordanae food will be held Saturdav- - at Nibley-war- d 2 of th whll grazing varyof In and the established aea-eo- ss Oscar W. McConki ths length and County tnbufod the sum of 8f0.O09 about 1 a m. 11A April 14 Oo April 17 p m. In the junior high school for returning from Hjrum,chapel The rate Clerk Fred W the la different parts the first county training class in food project leaders, under the Monday morning I! escaped bo' her recently. the goremmente 87SOOOO. In ProBryan catseason for stated Hi months Union, the for club work will be held at the direction of Izola Jensen. county iniuredhut his car was badly damIs 80 a sbara valu The there r 220,000,00 per head; for club demonstracourt house Myrtle Davidson, as- home agent, A tle thin year is aged The horse, which belongs to The order allowed b. H. Street, fessor Ivinn. 41 of whom 12 009 000 live in horses. 11.11. and for sheep sistant state- club leader, will as- tion team from Paradis will dem- John Anderson, Millville, was bad-l- v in charg of the bank, people the United Stgtee The organization which begin onstrate the preparation of salads months season) 11 cent, per bead. examiner cut up. but not killed. Deputy with the sist work, liabilistockholders' tb to collect Ths Uintah forest covsrs that ty. Capital etork of tb bank is- it reither a political nor a commerr nrKed Mrs, V 111 James, county food lead- Sheriff Hymra Weatberston invesL OGDEN, April 14 A program for ?, Pr0Ct ,a,!er,, cial sliance: its work ia educational mountains sued totals 830,060. will discuss th bom garden. PBOVO, April 1A Paul Clag-stoR- E part of the Wasatch er, th accident. tigated 1 of April!10 Bo's week, and Intended to react for a bet- the observance manager of the western di- from the JTovo river south Into action was j .. .. the Judg McConkiIn euch ter 'Understanding among nations 20 to May 8, was outlined by thei i vision ef the tr. & chamber of com- Sanpete county and east to matter H case, routin with be Robert to it seek to eneourag international Ogden Rotary club, merce will, address a of Uintah, Basin. The stock law requiring th receiver hoped Hinckley as chairman, in the Hotel!, fellowship, and It Is to b Provo businessmen at gathering a luacheon graxed on the foreet fs owned In to that be Bigelow, t Monday afternoon. Mem-the International good-w- il to be held ThuraJay noon Utah. Juab. Sanpete, Wasatch and th, stockholders' double liability meetlag ing inculcated In th America will hers of th committee ar presi-- i t th Robert hotel, according to Duchesne counties. extend to th entir world. dens of various clubs, Bupt. W. Karl1 D. Orlo Alien, of tbs and Hooktn of thr city school Provo chamber ofsecretary commerce. HAND. HIRT WRIAGER , Mavor Ora Bundy The meeting will be held In conj State Obituariez. arar Th week events for the 14. Mr Sarah tiOGAK, April junction with the regular Klw.nl. April club luncheon. Representative bus-ln- e Buttars. Clarkston, sustained a ranged as follows: Sundav, 24. church under thei she when in hand Boys day and civic leaders Iron the ennose H. BATCHELOR. badly lacerated tire community will be Invited to wringer on direction of thBovsBoy Scout. Mon-- j OGDbN Mrs. Rose Helen Batche- caught it in a clothes S received dav, April 27, NEPHT, April 14 A day In industry attend. H. Aldous Dl,on. preeiden Monday afternoon died of 84, Henefer, a lor, st For-rpioneer under the direction of tb Kiwanis kUt at th of tha local organisation will pre-aid- e. Day banquet Mondav at the home of a daughter. attention at a local hoepitsi 28, Boys dav hotel Monday at 7 89 p.m when Mr. Frank club; Twen-ty-fifst April Tuesday. Burns, 241 west A L C C O M M E of Juab county numberhoU under th direction of. Decision to a business She wss born in street. J 190 assembled to Parent-Teachasso-- 1 various mens conference stage ing approximately 1840 a ',h0 Dec 1, of in Provo in the hear a England, daughter g with the in program keeping near future, under the direction of Charles and Uamet Webb ghilt, and Wednesday, April 29, Boys' elation, Th speaker of th occasion. dav In citizenship, under th cam A. A. Utah in 1282 with her parfnney, depmrtment of comwas (kcretarj of 8tt Milton ents toShe merce rdresentstiTe fn Salt Lake, came to Qgden from cf th Kiwanis club; Thors-- H. Welling. waa made at the Henefer 11 year ago Surviving dav, April 29, Boys' day io health, ef the addr addition to givn two daughters, Mra Frank are board of directors meeting Weber under th direction of th held Monday bvlaMr. Welling th excellent an pro- Burns and Miss Martha Batchelor Counly Medical society; Friday, Mav ovening. was rrangd for the occa- of 1. Bovs Loyalty day parad Ogden snd a son. William BatchTha eonferenco under will Inclo-t- e a gram sion. A large delegation from th elor. Funeral serv.ces CEDAR C1T Salt Lake and two grandchilseries of eight weekly direction of the American Lee- west aid of th county ttendd. dren. the first one to be held Tuesday, yearx of ate w.t. heW m th and afhletio events at th. April 21. Every bueln.es house In MART F. . WRIGHT. , emacl. Sunday afternoon Discuu Provo will be represented at the Farmers Satur- M,d)um ,n ,ha ,frn00n: BATSON Presided Funeral services for Walt'f sessions at which topics dealing . Boy.' entertainment dev Mar M'jdav. fetmmons Frances Mary Potatoes, Fair Plans Mrs. with principle, of business Bihnage-. h f th6 dlreCn E" andU ofry ft right who died Friday night at ment will be discussed. PROVO, April 14 JTh exocutlve the family home were held at the were speakers f The teiRailve budget for the comof s icommitt th CUh county farm Deseret Mortuary Sunday, with Mr. was born here, a m ing year waa approved meet Thursdsy at $ Bishop Justin . Loveless in charge son ofHeyborn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hey- - idXpdyCTS LOniluCT board of director aa submitted ,J0 pbureauIn will the county Paul Worthltn and Bishop Loveless borne. H was 4 member agricultural of the Mr. ALen. rooma according to J Hall of spoke. Interment was in th Pay- urch and has worked for 11 Payson, president. h r .0 MrTwVi7ht wax bom October 74 Problems coanocted with the kh Citizens Ask Paving at Durham, New lork, daugh- - . Dr. H. M Row and A. E. of seed potatoes, w purchasing )i l4s. and means of advertising ter of Albert and Sarah WlWa, Lula Kollo aod Sll ar. appointa n.--a.n commute. Utah K Twelve Blocks county produets and plans for par-- It Simmons. Sh ia survived by her Corlett, and Larkin, th. followin brother, and siatera.e. man of Weber county committee Id nation in the Utah county fair husband, a sister, and a niece. . , , , Samuel Milo. Kart, Tllii. Hif-b- of the Utah UP th order of busine to Taxpayers association, block on Second and Third East'b discussed. Cedar City and Robert NIELS G. NIELSEN. to confer with the city board cf th present season 0 Delta. during HTRUM Niels Nielsen. C education on its budeet for the was urged at a meeting of th ety died horn hi at early Monday next fiscal year. commission, Monday He waa born here, Nov ening by a SHARON'PRESENTS morning. LERRJLL HAT HOXEH It l said that the tentative buds-e- t commute tb proper1865, and baa resided her all rpremung it, will not bo ready for consideraSTAKE PAGEANT owner g eonsirt-Inth streets ty his life. along PROVO, April 14 Lerrill Ray antu some time In May. tion ef Fred Warnlck. Ralph HayBeid bis widow, Mra Laura Homer, 7 months old son of BrigA-YEAR PROVO, April 14. Arrangements Nielsen, ward and Bob Moorfield. the following survive ham and Leona O. Homer, died ar under for way th Th member presentation Ellis, Rath snd Nelli Nielsen of Sunday evenin at the family reel Former Caretaker vof of th committee Mrs. asked for the paving of Tb i rd Eaet i and of Clarke itAk,1 Hyrum, Sidney 3S meet Seventh North street. schAol orgaairatlon Salt Lak Cily, on brother Iver dence, atrat from mtrt to xiorK In addition to the parents he la Logan Tabernacle Dies Nielsen. survived the following. Mary LOGAN, be heM B. Ruth by Funeral services will E-April 14, John 0jrbr , Cecil B Merla B. at 2 pm. in the Hyrum 48. for over 14 years caretaker A p.tIoB was fill with thi Th. of thm?doftlha na- - Thursday Third ward chapet Interment will Norman W Verna L Bhirley E, the Logan txbernaci and grounds, Marxne alall Homer, of be in tb city cemetery. Provo; died his hom at in SaturNibley, rroup of procrtr ewu.ra At that nf thfTmrch so the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. East Bight, of rheumatism and pleuwas with mni of th B. TProf. tim. fh A W. Oesmen of Rigby, Idaho and day U.. ia ' IDA C. rECHSER. a promii.proj.rt it wmI4 b. i..njTn, risy. Funeral service will b heid ntin is ft. h- - Hom.r, Bheiley, Idaho. MT. A?A NT Tda C TLE io the Nibley ward chaoel, Wd-nesd3fra tHxl conrid.ratloo durin th. pyn. ,k, chorister. M.lba Pul- Funeral services will be held In died Mondav morning at at 3 pm. with interment to :Fejhsr smher will be th organist. Hatch mortuary chapel at the home of her daughter, Mrs. An- the City cemetery. Tpe which Consists of It drew Rue gras Friends may call! ths Logan O, Madden. born p m. Tuesday. was born In Brne. tv rharater Will b miii pnrlpal hotre prior to Norway," land, Oct. 18, H82. the on of Jo- krtesott ed Father Sue Driver by enrol! and special choruses. Aug services. of r Interment and will b Maren Chrlstoph-in tle.hannes and Eliaabeth Baumann daughter E an son Johnson. fh came to Provo cemeterv. R. J.jOerber. He cam to tbs United Birbop Son For Injuries Utah with her parent m 1882. She Murdock will be in charg of th States while a small boy, la 190 married John F. techier in the services. he Keller. Called married Death! Julia PROVO. A..-I- 1 14. Injur Endowment Houee, Sail Lake Cttv aLatU two years sgo Vr. in an automohil crah at Ger 1801 lan. 3, waa She a faithful her was th caretaker of tb tabsr-na- cl Provo in October, 10 form the then i extra tecurity for your General Electric earns by elimiChurch member. toiisb joras. basis of a court actio fied toj grounds. Mr Gerber was an ' ALBERT GARCIA, OpDEN Lou's Surviving are the following bhlT-dre- n Johns. 32, m . ardent th worker Fourth office. the county Logan ElectricRefrigeradon m Monday) Mrs A F. Jensep-, Murra" , farhr in T eber countv icamIx nating spoilage by attracting trade G,r ward, and in Nibley. He was by Harold J. IHnkins awalntt S; ?,r'0J.4 ?" of JJr Frank Carlton, Mp Klton A. iRavmond and the family home hom missionary with th Seventies st lurdav and for all die earnings it ton iarntmentv by improving service by saving time j llir.kin trks damages of 110- - Sl? ouh bourth West street, died Svr?TIt Lake, in Pleasant lwof pneumonia Sh quorum of Hyrum stake, chairman Ferheer I.mvo, James t. m born in niaht of i: 09 ax May 24 1898 a of the ward genealogical commitaod by slashing refrigeration costs. of th. injury of t.L!t the residence Sundav brings. Today you get a broad 3 --Year M ur Feehser. Moroni, Ltah, Mrs. iA ?iurht,,r of Walter and Florenc tee at the time ' of death, and was old ton. Harnd J. Hlnkina vhed yar hi de by And A-had , Vt1 been cost Guarantee General Electric gives ou the In parent. interested 22. 1934 when Nelwork. temple upkeep against c an d , Only Jr, eahOctober , 'pleVL" 'wxZty' He is survived br his widow and ran into the cb'ld, near son's Monitor Top and an equally efficient after your General Electric has the following children; Amos K., Green Lantern Inn at Fifth long Hartman, Martha J . Alberttne and Rulon J Rest and Twelfth North. Doctor of Joanne br",hr Gerber. Funeral e.ri.cen will he h.M at th(; Martin J and Ida M Harttnaa cabinet, combined with this unsurand nurses feet of 028 are asked Nibley; bis mother . and paid for itself you will still have the Ch,,, Fin r J Maude'.'1 24 west Second North street, atS p'ml1 for ia addition to tb brothers and sisters Mrs Fred xempiary of Guarantee. There can famous Monitor the died of passed a local at rande, O aftand Brunder Florence and John hospital Monday Top economy damages sought. Ochsenbetn, all of Pleasant Vlew natural but un the ernoon cf cause Mont1A6BORG NIKLRLti Logan; Christian Gerber, According to th complaint , one be wisest choice for your only are hi hermeticallysealed, rendered Idaho: bin Fred Switzrefrigeraringunit only Gerber. boy uncoMcioiB,,wL Surviving pelier, LOGA V M erland and Mrs. Conrad -Bruderer, when th ear hit him. On ear Ingborg Nielsen. parent. i business! Figure it out now self-oile- d, I.L01D f.. PETTr and ith a in died her hom st lastingly hi from head and quiet, simple, Providence. torn i Hrum, practically i Monday trornlt y. ANtIA AORjXSOa bh was born inf GUNNlkjV-Llnyhe also cuatained deep out oa the Garth, six General Electric specialist. aj eery easy on die electric meter. chin and scalp that required Mrs Anna Boren son. 84, widowNorwL March 15. 1875, daughter months oldIron of Virgila Praetor k, Dl and Annie Caroline of Jns Sorenson and sniches to close. Petty d ed Monday Jensen of Jut u m tb CnmlBUetne Pngrtm, died at the r finc of Glsen. 8h has been a resident of Ytmrt Is http, without the, ordinary SfiOO ACRES awalt-548 Funeral J bnsdetut evrry SolarJoy rmtmg, to Mra-fCach announcement is M. Fowlks her daughter. Valley for 31 years, and was Gun by of Mra Petty's clng the Mrsarrival deductions for maintenance, is all that J tottm-ted- i Jefferson laneRh hal Uvd jfa widow of Peter Hieisn. SUGAR BEETS N.B.C Hmrk N 8 former n Lake Vnce Th 1170 8bi Salt countv Gregory, following children surtiv iWotner, Car Shoots Boy this dty. born in Denmark, January ijMrsa Carn Larsen, Paradis, Mrirf,iaeBl NOW PLANTED iAani Hansen, Salt Lak snd NorShoulder Mr. Sorenson Is survived by Commercial. Domestic, and Apartment House Refrigerators, Electric Water Coolers furlman Kllan Kenilworth: Erl B. UPHRATM vAlb (.REAtKI OGDF.N. Plv. April 14 daughters, -- Mrar Powk and r Mis Nielsea and .Mrs. Jennt Funeral services for EAivn TOOELE, April 14. Burris, acres hav thousand ben Birdie Sorenson of Murray, Mra J Logan. P. Vail Greaves were held in the , Eyan. jTm. 14, was shot in th M. Peterson of Salt Lake and Mra planted in sugar beets In th tabernacle Sunday. The speakers left shoulder by a gun oa the Ogden territory ervin th William H. Ward of Rockland. wrre Bishop T. L s Thompson, Ruel MARTIN JOHN0U running- - board of the car, Sat23 rrandchlldren. 41 en factory, according to J W. WiUTord BrAenholt. lhrttenen snd urday 'The jolting of tha ear Idaho; Randall.' manager for th and three Tgreat- -' PRESTON. Idaho Puu.ral arv- - lnt.nnent aa lo h. Paris cm.-Ice- s caused th gun to go off, while, Utah-Idah- o district of the were heldApriI 12 at 1 pm tery it was in an upnght position in the Amalgamated Fourth ward chapel for Mr. Graave was bom In Ephrafm Sugar company. The bullet penetrated th left DISTRIBUTORS 8 400 He also report that Martin Johnson. 84. a pioneer of July 4, 1904, a son of Peter bTt XtUlGHLAV bb iMr. struck the ahpul and acre bav been planted In Owen McLAughlan st a lo- Preston who died at the home of t athrlne Greavea. He spent his bia4e, glanced utrasrd and v SHOWROOMS 601 TO 605 SOUTH STATE STREET Idaho and that th planting DaU eariv boyhood here and ha resided atr out throaga the boys cal hospital Tuesday He wa born his daughter. Mrs. Jorfc-7 has been completed In ' tb in Tavlorsvill. Utah, November II. at Oridley, Calif, April book.' Dr J. H. Peck attended in Texas the past five vear. He !021 two Him he son of Mr. and Ms John had died at Columbus, Bishop' Clifford Forsgren Texas, aa the The boy was reported recov-- ? P McLughiaa. He Is survived Ljr charge of the services. Th speak j Jesuit of an auioaobli accident, tu parrnia. ra - weret Auatin HoitiBgsworth,V&day Aprti 8 ng Tuesday,. A Provo is fsc PROVO, April unless Inc serious wxter short tbs coming months rains during make tip ton of the deficiency 1 according to Frank precipitation, 14 s - 900 paid bo, thj 4)rw 'TtTre ... oda LXJ ,4 Jn,ri bJdiveT .J:.. t. mr I) AlIFDA i 'PC Al JjTd ' iiiiautliVf.in . , t lTYTJTJ,T) . f I) J IlUilUuEU iTlUuUEiri 'Uintah Forest Permits Issued TDT I) I lr at Tells ProvoGvicQubs' HeatJrNe w" Lilt J jfe On State Exhibit It Schedule Confab ast Bids Called For ATi It fct VtcbhnlnprC nf Tooele Bank Get Par Assessment j linden Western Commerce Head Visits Provo jUtlltC ll l.4 ...". t.ft ' Democrats Honor Jefferson Day ELECTRIC GENERAL Jffern vu R tr REFRIGERATOR I ,Uornin to ri;n.r K5?ire5. k cTr r j Of NOW. . the safest I. tru economy insurance . . GUARANTEE rntr to n.l 4.fm guard your investment airt.. br'vra to by TODAY crV . ruit n jc4e vu ij"" m"; 'r4 '. vu n. Md Jolted Left r Efadsalli dr dd Elwai?dG Co. - stat. fci- -' V- - 1 . t- -- r. I |
