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TODAY IN SALT LAKE ry V I h - i 1 far 4 Orders Utah ‘Di-Fro- m Office n The "divorce” of Utah and Nevada in the administration of public works recently requested by Congressman J G Scrugham of Nevada has been granted by the Washington office R A Hart engineer for the two states was notified Monday that he had been relieved of his Nevada duties snd will Henceforth devete his entire time to consideration of Utah public works projects Robert A Allen formerly engineer-examine- r for Nevada Has been named engineer for that state and has been instructed to establish an office at either Reno or Carson City Mr Alr unlen has been der Mr Hart since the office was es21 tablished on August No Penonnel Cut Mr Ha'rt said the change will result in no reduction of personnel at his office located m the federal building This office is also headquarters for the public works advisory committee of which W J Halloran Is chairman Mr Hart was also notified that Oliver K Clay of Price has been appointed counsel for the public works administration In Utah His’ compensation will be a per diem of $15 Upon his return Monday from a trip to Reno Mr Hart reported that the public works program for Nevada calls for the expenditure of nearly $6000000 Conference Set Justus Wardell of San Francisco regional public works adviser for the western states will Confer Thursday at 9 a m with members of the Utah advisory board The applications of the Millville Waterworks company of Cachetoun-tand of Brigham City for loan of $32000 and $15000 respectively were forwarded to Washington Monday by the board 'She s many her OBITUARIES University Womenf Hear Appeal by Regional Director 1 YOUR fl TWVlRe Oi FOR KOMIIIATIOH Hy COMMISSIONERS TERM MRS REVA BECK Parcell r ’ School News and Views Sorority District Head yisits Chapter at 1? Mrs Jean Rowe president of the Tenth district of Phi Mu sorority is a visitor at the local Eta Epsilon chapter at the sorority on the University of Utah campus Mrs Rowe on an official Inspection of the organization will attend all functions of the- group Including rushing activities She was a Uealih Class Presents Pupils Hear Various Musical Instruments Program at Assembly ' Carol Taylor Idltor Laella Wlet Associate Editor Kathryn Bmnlaholt Editor Mareen Dunn Associate Editor "JACKSON JUNIOR HIGH WASHINGTON SCHOOL— Louise SCHOOL— Tho program tot tha Fri- Holbrook mom 19 reports: Last Tuesday tho fifth and sixth grades day assembly waa given by Miss La had areal treat Kenneth Roylance Rue Morgan’s health class A pretty of the West high school faculty playlet "Nelagony" was presented brought tho string musical family to All members of tho class had parts entertain us First wo heard each tea in this Tho principal characters instrument played a solo to show its guest Monday at the m the Union building were taken by Norman Gulbrandsen range and tone quality Voun - Mrs Rowe arrived and will Hazel Demander and Wilma Moss who went to our school last Saturday remain until Friday Miscellaneous numbers followed the played his violin Then Kay "Hiaplaylet They Included: Duet oylance told us about the viola watha’ Lullaby" Norman Gulbrand- Miss Betty Bier did several numbers B Fife Rites i sen and Hazel Demander recitation on her cello and Earl Preston demtap dance Louise Wert-bur- onstrated the string bass After this Changed to Wednesday Billy Most and Beth Powell guitar sold Mr Roylance told us about tho difSmith vocal aolo Jean Whip- ferent combinations in which these ' Tuneral services for Stuart B Fife VivianThe entire class took part ih instruments may bo used and we 30 son of Mr and Mrs Fife Sr ple AM Douglas street have been changed tho final number- “Stunts" In which heard an instrumental trio and best from Tuesday and will be conducted many athletic stunts were cleverly of all a string quartet We hope Mr presented Among these were roll Roylance will visit’ us again soon Wednesday at 1 p m It wa an- overs cartwheels handsprings indiWesley Wright room 10 contribnounced Monday utes: Although it is still months beThe services will be conducted In vidual stunts couple archway and fore Christmas tha Washington pu the rose room of the Deseret mortu- pyramid Andreeson contributes: Miss pill are thinking of tho holiday and Signe ary 30 East Seventh South street Catherine Cloonan’a are sending Red Cross boxes to the pupils have been Burial will take place In tha Ogden This is tho first using their 15 minutes free time to different nations City cemetery Beneficial on we havs done this In each health Christmas talks u Mr Fife died In San Francisco Sat- advantage Indiand conduct been have we box given put toys pencils notebooks urday at encephalitis vidual problem! are taken up and erasers and other things tho children help given to the students concerned will enjoy It is as much fun to fill Loan Executive Group- This has resulted in a big Improve- the boxes as it will bo for tho'chll-dreto receive them in our conduct in tho various Will Meet to Study Plan ment classes halls and cafeteria Ruth Buchner SA reports that the Maurice Harper and Virginia Hall children received their cards The executive committee of the report: The 1A Spanish class is al- last week They were report all eager to stockholders’ protective committee at ready talking in this language The get these aa they were the first disJhe Western Loen and Building com- most enjoyable part of our classwork tributed this year pany will meet at the Newhouse ho- is the learning of songs We have a Lawronco Higgs reports that the tel Tuesday at 7 p m to consider the good deal Of fun watching each other children arS all looking forward to plan for reorganizing the company try to pronounce correctly and vo- Hallowe’en and are preparing cosThe committee is composed of five calize at the same time Tho class is tumes for this celebration They will Salt Lake men and ten representing unusually interesting and tho pupils dress lnsosttimeand hove a Jolly wouatus wutshto at Sait Laic county an full of enthU6iOM& Roy-lanc- - Stuart g JD - n -- 4 Provoi Morris D Remolds and Mrs D C Brlmhell Bprlngville Mrs Harold B Gardner Spanish Pork and Mra William A 'tea Short Creek Arts (even halfbrother! and half-elaUMrs J 8 Win-ReHeld Remolds Joseph H lne Los Aneelesi J A cisco Jesse R Reynolds Portland Ore Lorue Menwerlti Salt Lake and Mra Dee HerWeea 111 be r Wednesday at 1 p to In the SprlnevUle L D S Fourth ward with burial In Provo Cltr eemeterr under direction of the Claudia funeral home Friends msy call at the funeral home from t a m to 10 v m Tuesday and at the home of the parents In Bprlnsvllle Wednesday from I to 1 p m James Anderton MONROE— Funeral services for James An- derton 83 pioneer of 1883 and oldest resident et thle district were conducted October 13 at toe North L D B werd chapel with burial In Monroe City cemetery Mr Anderton died at the homq of hie niece Mra H 8 Bell October 30 of infirmities Incident to eg He wag born In Wigan Lancashire Ento gland December 17 1840 and earns He- - crossed America when a young man toe piling in 1883 and soon after arriving In Utah settled in Monroe whero be was Instrumental In too development of this ' district His wife died teviral years aio Julia Ann W F Stewart for Mrs Julia Stewart who died Saturday will be conducted Tuesday Sixth ward at 9 m In ihe L D chapel with burlel In Logan City cemetery under direction of Lindquist fc Bout mortuary tOOAN— Funeral eervtces Ann Wadsworth Pltissrald I Marvin H Tangren B0S0NE LEVERS LEOAL or distal liquor traffic must be controlled to share the TAX BURDEN I Lawyer 1366 WAIN BUS DEPOT 77 Jurist social economist end Lake juvenile court Judge 11314 Temple EXTRA LOW FARES Frisco Portland Spokane Omaha Denver TO— Los Angeles spec courses Day 81 night classes Henager Bubineas College COMPTOMETER Chicago New York Boaton Washington IDAHO O JAMES B MULLINS STENOGRAPHERwlOrMveraTyeftrarexi In general office work desires pos ion Was 6736 rm 05 REFINED position housekeeper wishes with elderly couple Hyland S388-CLEANING done by hour or day 30c hour 1389 A SAFE INVESTMENT FOR ALL TAXPAYERS Denver FOR AUDITOR GUY S ARNOLD DR Seeks support solely on hli record aa a municipal and public accountant THOMAS' MeHOTT la LINE IN WE8T Chicago- - Frisco STEAMSHIP TICKETS AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 32 118 8 5938 19 FORD DE LUXE COUPE like 1848 new PLYMOUTH COUPE nearly 845 new 1932 FORD DE LUXE TUDOR Sedan 488 1932 FORD DE LUXE COUPE ex1933 1933 20 cellent WANTED M Ajfw anted”' oTiikecareor y inesTabUfihTd bU8tnijS In tha sale of McConnon Products in Cache Tooele Utah Waaatch 1931 1938 1931 1936 Iron Washington countie Sanpete Good living right now with Increasing profits as you become acquainted with We finance customer and business responsible peersons Experience not to McCON-NO- N letter Apply by necessary Ai COMPANY Dept WBR-27- 5 1930 1830 OMAHA $550 t cmenom 0? o 1300 DETROIT I3 001N Y CITT 107 BO “paid political announcements STATE NEVIN-CRAND- PHONE WAS 3303 LINES IC 'Milne ts California” NOTICE 'State of Utah County of Salt Lake In th Third Precinct of ald Count X have In ra possession the following described eetray animals whtoh If not claimed and taken away will be sold at public auction to the highest cash bidder at 4068 Bouth ISth East in the Third Precinct on Saturday the 28th day of October 1833 at the hour of 10 a m: 1 Jersey Yearling weight about 400 Branded “B" on right head Hole In ESTRAT BUS RATES REDUCED All fecllnlng parlor buses everywhere WAS White Cloud Durham BulL weight about 900 Square brand with bar above on left side Bald eatrays were taken up by toe In said precinct on the 14th day of 1833 October EVERETT HEADMAN 1 21k Poundkeeper for Third Precinct STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICENSES WILSON 31 Balt Lake 21 Balt Lake 33 Balt Lake OPAL McLEAN 38 Balt Lake HENRY J OLSEN 33 BterUng Idaho FLORENCE BOWEN 37 Sterling Idaho LOGAN LERVELL CLATSON BUTLER 33 Tremon-to- n E LAVONA OOODEY 18 Olarkston 32 MILFORD EZRA SMAN Pocatello APH IK Pocatello BANKRUPTCY Peter John Paulos Magna assets 8900 exceptions Gideon Monroe Price Jr Ogden ties 1108728 34S assets exceptions S323 80 Daniel Cert Murphy Balt Lake liabilities 14144871 assets 131370 aU excepted DEBTOR REUEF William O Stephens Henefer: liabilities Ilii31831 assets 333880 exceptloni I860 13317 88 DEATHS ARROWSMTTH — Nell Hollis Arrowsmlth 10 months 383 Bouth Eighth West street heart disease October 18 BfeAMURSf— Robert gjbert BroadhUrst ll months occidental ber 30 BROWNB-Jo-hn villa Lothian Browne arteriosclerosis 1931 1931 FORD TRUNK COAL FORD - 175 195 175 185 145 long wheelbase 448 MW TRUCK 445 - 6265 24 E 2ND SO Ogden office 380 28th st phone 883 WAS 4152 A CHOICE SELECTION WE DO OUR FART 1931 1932 1929 1932 24 own expense Must have actual experience selling grocery trade Unquestionable references Reply In detail xlvlnx age and record of all previous employment Including dates Salary and Trlb -- Tel basis Address Box D-THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA has an opening in Its sales force for a permanent representative either man or woman for Salt Lake City and other This Is a northern Utah territory splendid opportunity and the rlxht person can make It a profitable connection THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNIC' st San Fra: GREAT WESTERN STAGES POSITIONS WANTED EAST Lyman" 750 SO' MAIN ST ' WANTED FORD AND 3RD - OF CARS NBA Pontiac coaoh CABRIOLET 4io 1932 1928 1939 1929 1931 CHEVROLET BUICK STANDARD COACH CHEV SPECIAL DE LUXE BEDAN PLYMOUTH SPORT COUPE 7 BEDAN BUICK 85 SEDAN CHRYSLER 8TUDE 8 SEDAN SEDAN BUICK 1930 GRAHAM-PAIO- E 1928 1928 1928 BEDAN BUICK 0 COACH CHEV STAKE TRUCK PANEL GRAHAM 625 396 825 495 375 325 325 675 315 95 325 DEALERS -- Si AUTHORIZED DEALERS 25 CAYt DEPT 835 80 MAIN CHEV 8PT COUPE like new 1375 295 AUBURN SEDAN 425 PLYMOUTH SPORT COUPE 495 OLDS COUPE 375 DODGE 8PORT COUPE 40 A GOOD RUNNING ESSEX 125 1926 CADILLAC 8EDAN Tm 165 1929 FORD COACH U8ED 1931 1930 1932 1931 1930 295 1930 FORD SEDAN like new NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR LEGAL NOTICES 195 1929 CHEV SEDAN State of Utah Office of State 1930 OLDS SEDAN 325 1933 CHEV COACH like new 575 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Road Commission Salt Lake City 250 1939 STUDS SEDAN 6 wheels Sate ol Utah Office of State Utah October 34 1933 1932 CHEV COACH new tires 475 Road Commission Salt Lake City 1929 GRAHAM 195 SEDAN Sealed bids will be received by 395 1931 CABRIOLET CHEV 1933 24 Utah October the State Road Commission of Utah 1929 CHEV 150 STAKE received be will bid Sealed by State Capitol Salt Lake City Utah 1931 FORD COUPE like new 295 Utah 525 1933 of ton CHEV Panel Commission m NoRoad the State at 3 o'clock p m Wednesday State Capitol Salt Lake City Utah vember 8 1933 and at that time o’clock p m Wednesday No2 at construction for of publicly opened vember 3 1933 and at that time a reinforced concrete rigid frame CHEVROLET AND PONTIAC DKALER publicly opened for construction of bridge in Utah County the same bebegravel surfaced road in Beaver ing N R H Project No 95-1933 CHEV 8 PORT ROADSTER 558 tween Soldier Summit and Colton 1831 CHEV SPECIAL COUPE County the same being “NR” F L 385 1831 CHEV In Pine Creek Canyon 395 SPECIAL BEDAN P No The length of bridge to tye con1931 CHEV 275 SPORT ROADSTER The length of road to be constructed Is 44 feet and the prin 315 1930 CHEV SPORT ROADSTER 188 1839 CHEV structed or improved is 0957 miles COACH cipal items of work are approxi1930 DODOS COACH 350 and the principal item of work are mately aa follows: 1929 FORD COUPE 186 : Structural excavation 350 cu approximately as follows: 1931 GRAHAM SEDAN 850 1930 GRAHAM COUPE 376 42000 cu yds unclassified excayds concrete class “A” 244 cu 1919 NASH COUPE 198 vation 6600 tons gravel and sub- yds reinforcing steel 32400 lbs 1929 PLYMOUTH CABRIOLET 335 i?896a 1938 PONTIAC 148 and channel excavation 1000 cu pOACH 1930 PACKARD 138 Victoria Ooup The attention of bidders Is directyds 150 1939 COACH ed to the Special Provisions coverThe attention of bidders la di80 n 1931 CHEV Stake rected to the Special Provisions coving subletting or assigning the conDomestic use to the of and the tract or assigning ering subletting 8TH SOUTH AND STATE Materials contract and to the use of Domestic WAS 4877 WAS 3058 The minimum wage paid to all Materials PACKARD TRADE-IN- S skilled labor employed on this conThe minimum wags paid to all tract shall be 60 cents per hour skilled labor etoployed on this con1831 PACKARD CUSTOM tract shall be 60 cents per hour The minimum wage paid to all SEDAN like new 11750 1928 PACKARD unskilled 'labor employed on this 8EDAN 450 The minimum wage paid to all ' unskilled 1929 PACKARD 759 SEDAN contract shall be 50 cents per hour labor employed on this - 1939 PACKARD CLUB SEDAN 750 Skilled and unskilled labor shall contract shall be 50 cents per hour 1932 NASH "8" DE LUXE COUPE 645 1933 NASH DE LUXE "8" SEDAN 1195 not be permitted to work more than Skilled and unskilled labor shall 1937 178 BEDAN not not be permitted to work more than eight hours in any one day and more than forty hours in' any one eight hours In any one day and not more than forty jiours in any one week Motor ‘ Plans and specifications are on week PACKARD DISTRIBUTOR State Road the of the office file in Plans and specifications are on 179 MOTOR AYE WAS 3406 ‘ Commission Salt Lake City and at LATE '38 Ford file in the office of the State Road eoupei guar A- cond 1351 Cedar at office 1025 District owner rm By Lake where So State Commission Salt 19 W 3031 Engineer's City 6TUDE' BEDAN ' City Utah where they may be rethey may be reviewed by prospecOommander 8 wonderful condition viewed by prospective' bidders tive bidder Specifications pro Ul°k l°5’ Prl“ osal bidding blanks and plans will HURRY proposal bidding Specifications ARCH BROWNINO 870 BO MAIN blanks and plans will be furnished be furnished at Salt Lake City on at Salt Lake City' on depositing depositing $200 which will be $200 which will be returned proproviding contractor ECAL NOTICES an acceptable bid and returns viding contractor submits an acbid and returns the plans seven the within after ceptable days plana NffiriCE ' within seven days after bids are bids are received Please taka notice that American Any additional informareceived Any additional Information may be secured at the Soya Products Corporation a corporation of the State of Indiana located - Office of the State Rpad Commistion may be secured at the office of at the City of Evansville County of Each Commission Road the State sion Each bidder must submit Vanderburgh and State of Indiana bidder must submit a letter from an letter from an approved auret has filed a statement for registration approved surety company guaranof a certain trademark in its behalf company guaranteeing to furn 1s In punuance of the Statute of the teeing to furnish said bidder with j said bidder with required bond State of Utah The right to reject any or all bids required bond The right to reject Bald statement dr description la reserved any or all bids is reserved howe the following: Cash certified check or cashier’s Cash certified check or cashier's That eseentlal tha feature of th check for five per cent of total check for five per Cent of total trademark consists of the words! amount of bid mad payablo to the "MORE PROTEIN— LESS 8TARCH" amount of bid made payable to the that tame la used by said State Road Commission must ac- State Road Commission must acon food products namely corporation Bread and comptmy each bid as evidence of company each bid as evidence of other Bakery Product In which good faith and a guarantee that if good faith and a guarantee that if 1 an Nuaoy bean (refined flour) toys awarded the contract the bidder awarded the contract the bidder Ingredient and for the purpoea of will execute the contract and give will execute the contract and give advertising tha same and that eald trademark hae been used by said bond h required bond as required since' March 4 1933 ROAD corporation COMMISSION STATE STATE ROAD COMMISSION B L MaeGREOOR By W J Parker Chairman ' " ByW JLParkqr Chairman 1 Attorney tot Amorionw golyg Tl £Kerr pliel Engineer' H S Kerr Chief Engineer Product Corporation -- MART E TAYLOR KARL P EBINHYER LOUISE 385 FORD TUDOR SEDAN trunk FORD COUPE very good ESSEX COACH a dandy OLD8MOBILE REDAN special CHEVROLET SEDAN only AUTHORIZED 3RD BOUTH SERVICE TRANSCONTINENTAL MALE CHICAGO round trip special 130 00 Loa Ang 110 YOUNG couple want apartment for lanl IS 801 Phoenix Arlx tor work Call Was 8828-Ask us about tha new sleeper nlte coach Service— 8 L to New York DEPENDABLE student desires any kind ol 4343 Central Bus Depot 371 Mein Was work to earn board and rm Hy 8249-TRAVEL Bureau— Bus depot lowest rates atake body truck for - hlra Call Hy Insured buses also ehare expense plan 82S7-Age Prlv: cars White House hotel W 8238 right ear 343 275 FORD TUDOR 8EDAN only nice COACH CHEVROLET 1939 1929 1929 1928 1928 o 19 Sr HOTEL SEML0H Native Utahn with 38 years' expert-en- ct ln buafcneai and accountancy seat FORD PANEL TRUCK apeclal 85 375 FORD PICKUP halt ton 375 FORD PANEL half ton — MANY OTHERS ON DISPLAY reclining sleeper ehslr coaches SPECIALTY SALESMAN with car by manufacturer nationally advertised grocery specialty product age 28 to 35 for worl LOS ANGELES WILLIAM REESE ' 380 FORD TOWN SEDAN epecl&l 3 IS 275 FORD COUPE extra apeclal rumble FORD CABRIOLET lent 1931 1931 1931 Practical training part catalog Night classes Low tuition Western Elee Col 133 Regent at W 1018 EARN while you learn bartering" We meet your itate requirements ber College 118 Regent at STAGE SALESMEN DkNvrai KANSAS O 485 BEDAN TOWN motor SERVlCE statlon to lease wlU take 8300 to Trlb -- Tele 1400 to finance Box C-- ST ss FORD hape WINONA MINN TWO men who are wiUlm to work We can show you - how to make good money 430 Ness bldg MEN 3 steady employment WlU discuss pay at Good character Interview Rm 401 Nesa Bldg GRIFFITH gpecUUst tor men Oal) 113 Mi South Main at Wag 6514 C0AST-T0-C0A- SAMUEL F NICH0LLS gdford 001 WINDSOR HOTEL MAIN WAS 237 BO JRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES 18 UNALTERABLY opposed to favoritism and tpeclal privilege In city government Idaho 8 30 AUCTIONEER rHALE8 Hlgh-claauction aervlce Wa 8464 W H ADAMB AUCTIONEER 1484 TO 48ft 90 FTATE XV 4mw DERRICK M FOR MEN - 22 6sririrBEfxrTorTKirBi2r5ompiM treatment both feet 81 IncL coma cal- gCHOOLS Was 3138 louses toenails foot adjust RAbl’o’'on"u"ni’Va’dlothe'alrridlort New uncrowded professegv helevlalon sion offers unlimited opportunities 17a EDICAL Pree Earn He It a Roosevelt man and poaltlvaly lfehlni the presldent'a proeram Idaho Waa 3134-- UCTJON SALES RAINBOW STAGES FASTEST STAGE Los Angeles 18 801 SPECIALISTS pOT KERSHAW N WHfTE SARAH Hv deieo EMPLOYMENT A INVEST 21 BAKER MOTOR COMPANY Aiugiiimgte ft Tr faJrit W W8 8v DEALER IMERlCAfT Deiec lire 401 Ututi JOSEPH W SIMPK1N A 1084 29 FEMALE LEWIS BROS STAGES Was Bdwy POSITIONS WANTED FALLSELYNEV Cullen Hotel E 45 D CITY TICKET OFFICE 8o Mam— Was 27b & Colleges gCHOOLS SEWING business record as ar builder qualifies him for city commissioner 78 433 Octo- COLTObt— Mar Alice Colton 8 8SJBast street peritonitis OctoDORIUS —Charlotte Ottentrom Dorlue 78 3294 Windsor etreet myocarditis October 18 — EGAN— Mary Ann Escn 89 180 East Bouth Temple street gastric ulcer October 10 KELLY— Thomas Patrick Kelly 43 113H Regent street lobar pneumonia Oeto- ber 30 LOTT— Mack Lott S3 730 Oudgett court cerebral hemorrhace October 18 8TOBBORD— Mary Btobbord 77 13 L street carcinoma October 17 WILSON— William W Wilson about 17 Ouray Utah carcinoma October 17 ber Bo 8quare Hotel) done coats relined quilts made HIGH type man with ability to supervise car bond required 602 Walker Bank and smd 868 East So Temple 2 30 to 2 Bldg 30pm SOPO MFO CO 764 W 2nd So Wftt two 16 work In crow to men QETECTIVES successful business VETERAN legislator man civic minded friend of the people! E 15 DRESSMAKING P H GQGGM HENRY W iTemple 1 MABSAOB— Elec 8lt former 31 NEW SUIT 8 PILED Zion’s Sayings Bank and Trust company vs John M McCormick et al note 33743 09 attorneys Thomas At Thornes Leonard H Whipple vs Maud M Phillips et ali to quiet title attorneys Bookmen Beckman h The Equitable Life Assurance eoclety of the United States vs Leone Watson Doxey et al attorneys Hurd dt Hurd BEAL 13TATE TRANSFERS Milton Brown to Fred C Hopper lot S block 4 I plat A Local Realty company to Bailie Gap-ha- rt et al lot 31 block 1 Liberty Heights Bdwln Eyre "Jr'V al to John T Oerrard et al eectlon 11 town- 1 weet hip I south Cherlee J Dleti ranis to Bertha M Die to lot 1 block 43 plat B Isaac Graham to Rost Graham lot 1 1728 Highland Park plat A He is eurvlved bv bis mother at Moab his Widow Mre Vera Langford Tangren Investors Finance company to Arthur E Johnson lot 10 block 41 Price: and tha following brothers and sisters Mrs Norman Gregory Sal Lake plat A Ray’ Taylor ecoma Wash: Loras S and Leonard H Whfppla to Cherlee R Clarencm Lucian Olen1 Archibald eceUon I MTangrtn Pricey Marjorie and Pbjllla Tansrea Moab acuto range a woo Funeral services will be conducted in the Price L D B tabernacle at 1 p m Tuesday for Marvin H Tangren 31 who died In the Price hospital Sunday of heart attack following a tonsil operation Th body will be taken by tho Flynh funeral home to Moab for burial Mr Taneren Was born In Moab April 4 1808 O son of Andrew and Anna Somerville Tangren Ho hod lived in Price about six TRANSPORTATION RAILROAD PROTECTION WITH 13 MALE HELP Regent at apt 18 treatments Eva McNally W B3U8-exper nurse 403 Bo 3nd Willard GEORGE A GOATES t " — GUARANTEED r VERY best massage hot bath ai ruh Atlai 7 room Hours 10 to 8 Pranco-AmerlcEXPERT maaaage aaent Room 316 33 E 1st South Was 6133-VIBRATORY massage Miss Blake 136 th W Bo Tern Waa 0983 Hrs 11 to 11 FOR reUef from constipation No druss Tribune-Telegraetc Box 3 EXPERT massage bathe alcohol rub New former legislator Lawyer taxpayer Indorsed by Railroad Brotherhoods C 8008-- PERSONALS months justifies his reflection - er B LEE HAROLD Grand Jury Starts Session Court to Review THE STANDARD OP AMERICA S BUS 8ERVICB RIFLE rifle bet 33rd and 41st Bo on State lost from car night of 30th very liberal reward 4118 So Main at aa commissioner of streets snd public His record for past 11 Improvements I Chrle-tlenee- Barcley health cornet Smart Forms W 3508 Mrs Haves STRONG capable unincumbered woman over 40 accustomed to young children to care lor family in good home Including Invalid woman Will pay 130 room and board Reference 6 Box Trlb Tel LADIES (3) to help with Chrlstmta business average earnings about 121 50 at start Real Silk Hosiery Mills Nesa bldg FIRST-CLAS- S mgr or chef for tea teem experienced ill E South Temple WE have opportunity for student to earn board rm and S3 week while attending day school Henager Bus College —EVERYWHERE— Heights Oct 18 Liberal reward 1383 East So Temple Hy 6333 SCOTCH Collie pup collar on lost vicinity 1033 Bor 6th East Reward Hr 5005 LADY'S Elgin wrist watch lost In or near or 9th E Rew H 4546-Roosevelt Jr GLASSES boy’i shell rim glaases loat Sun day In cage Wa 8308 Reward DOO wire haired fox terrier male anawers to nama of Mike lost Oct 33 mornlns Reward Was 8830 PURSE brown leather lost on No 7 car “ ' 26 Tele LADIES to demon im hind lesTioit TWICE DAILY SERVICE-NOR- TH Ans to name “Mltzle " Rew H 6666-Beattie Spokane Pocatello Malad Butte Mont CANVAS roll brown cont tent bed table RATES — FASTEST SCHEDULES' itove bet 8 L A Provo Rew H 8480-- J LOWEST STRAIGHT THROUGH— PUR— Dark grey fox fur lost In Federal NO CHANGE OP BUSES KNOW Ruth Insurance Suit C FEMAlitoyostorriimps j -- S 12 OST AND FOUND y ii U 309 PRIMARY ELECTION m r Cafe Beauty Parlor Hotel Store Grocery r Garage See CoL 119 30 t Mrs-Edit- Rate ay '"f" education vr seekiin- - permanent connection offer an opportunity to lnveatigate our proposition of national scope and proven merit Travel privilege through Utah Nevada and Arizona transportation p&id C6mmission with starting Incoma guaranteed Phone Mr P E Bradley at Hotel Utah lor appointment REFINED woman te help— with- - general- housework cooking and care of childsat-in if family of three Permanent home ana isfactory State age phone number Tnb wage expected Address Box 2 BOS 8KRVICB ter Bingham officiating i a Day on 18 CEMALE HELP Ii wanted TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES 1 pUNERALS OOLTON— Servlceaiof Stirling Drig ga Col ton will be conducted Tuesday at 1 p m In the Matter ward chapel Bishop Les- Peters who died In this city October 31 In hie 32nd year will be held in Auburn Friends may Wyo for which place the body leaves call at the Piench room In the mortucom-pstoday from the Qualtrough-AUco- tt ary 26 East Seventh South atreet until mortuary 544 South Main Monday evening knd at the home of his POPE— Funeral services for Lewis Richard son Hugh W Colton in Vernal TuesPope will be conducted Tuesday Oct complicaday from H t6 12 20 Interment Maeaer 24 at Draper L D 8 chapel at 11 cemetery under direction of Deseret tions after a long a m Friends may view the remains roonref“lhe Deaeret illness according COOLEY— Funeral services for Mra James mortuary 36 E 7th South Monday to Word received Jenkins Cooley wlU be conducted Friday and Tuesday at the home in Draper 1 38 room m rose in the East at p m Salt Lake Monfrom 9 30 m until time of services Seventh South Friend may call at the ol Speakers will Bishop Andrews day French room in the mortuary until time Draper and Bishop Heber C Iverson of will be services in City Burial took place Interment Interment will be in Draper cemetery cemetery tinder direction of Deseret under direction of the Deseret mortuary at the Presidio Mortuary ROBERTS— Funeral services for Jennings B military cemetery FIFE— Funeral services for Stewart B Fife Roberta will be held from the Evans Sc at San Francisco 38 son of John D And Elisa Stewart Fife Early mortuary chapel Wednesday at 3 is postponed one day on account of de- p m Friends may call at the mortuMonday under the Services will be lay at San Francisco ary prior to the services Interment will direction of Miles m In conducted Wednesday at I p follow In the family plot In Mt Olivet Spanish-Amencathe rose room 39 East Seventh South cemetery camp Bishop James L Wirthlln officiating STEWART— Funeral services for Harvey Friends may call at the gold room in Johnson Stewart age 48 beloved husVeterans the mortuary Tuesday evening and band of May Stewart who died In Wednesday prior to services Interment Mr Stout was Bakersfield will Cal October 21 Ogden City cemetery dlrectlou Deseret be held Tuesday October 24 at 2 p m born in Salt Lake mortuary at Truman's avenue chapel Telegraph GUNN— Funeral services for Alice August 2 1869 a and Thirtieth atreet Oakland Cal Mr Stoot Ounn will be held Thursday at I THORNTON— Funeral aervlces for Oilda son of Hosea and m in the Twenty-fir- st ward chapel p the Thornton of 934 Pierpont avenue who Alvira Stout He spent early part Bishop Harold Q Reynolds officiating died in this city October 22 in her 65th Friends may caU at the continental room of his life in Utah and surrounding year will be held at 2 p m Wednesday in the mortuary 96 East Seventh South states later moving to California October 25 in the Qualtrough-AUco- tt ana and the at Tuesday Wednesday mortuary 644 South Main street Interwhere he had lived for many years home of her daughter Mrs James S ment Mt Ol'vet cemetery n 823 Second avenue Thursday Sparush-AmericaCastleton war the "During Inter"Until services time of mornthf he served in the Philippines with batment City cemetery under direction of VAULTS Deseret mortuary gURIAL tery A Due to the climatic conditions of the Islands his health failed Spanish-Amenca- for Bale Ada— 65 30-Wo- rd 5-Li- ne heart engineer-examine- Active in L D S Succumbs at 82 ii Washington 64 Drama” will be given at the Art Bam at 2:30- p m by Professor Governor Henry H Blood led a Joseph F Smith of the University group of Utahns Monday In eeeking of Utah federal aid for the improvement of Luncbnn the open range in western Utah used held at Newhouse hotel 12:15 p m as winter feeding ground for sheep Rutinptt meeting of the Newman War club said a special dispatch to The Tribune of organization Catholic university students will be from Washington In the group also were Congress held at Newman hall at 8 p m men Abe Murdock and J Will Robinson William R Wallace chairman of the state emergency committee on public works James A Hooper sec retary of the Utah Woolgrowers' association S Grover Rich of the Livestock Loan corporation and Joel Parrish of the Reconstruction finance corporation The situation was presented as more Mrs Bowdidge Gunn 87 critical now because of drouth condi- widow ofAlice Ben Gunn and pioneer of and he never fully recovered tions last summer and the shortage Utah h dieCLat the home of her son Surviving are his widow not only of natural forage but of Alfred G Gunn Gutshaw Stout: three brothers Water The request was either for 3042 Third East Allen E Stout of Hmekiey-Williathe assignment of meirof the civilian H Stout of Hoiladay and Charles S at conservation Torps to develop water street Monday 4 Inof Stout of San Francisco: one sister V ?'? holes and other features of the range 330 p m ? incident Mrs Elizabeth A Gox of St George a public works loan for the devel-- : firmitie ’ to age opment of the public range Mrs Gunn was Objection Met bom on the Isle of The Utahns met the administration Jersey June 18 ' objection to developing the public 184S a daughter of domain unless snd until congress en- John and Alice Jane Jenkins Cooley acts the Colton bill or some other bill Gardner m11h to bring the range under administra- Bowdidge Jenkins Coolsy 9 planter of tfri'Janewidow of Andrew Wood Cooler Utah snd tion came to America ths died st horns of her dsushter Mrs pointed out that there Is seri- and walked across R Wslker Hyrum 1578 ous objection to developing water the plains in 1862 South Mstns' street- - Sunder holes or making other improvements and for p m of Infirm! 1 while the range remalha open and sub- years made ties Incident to sse T ZL? 7 servlcei G Funml home on the north ject to entry will b conducted Hart 1 P m In east bench of Salt Finding Secretary of Interior ruder the roe room or the old L Ickes and Conservation Direc- Lake- - She was an Deeeret mortuerr at tor Robert Fechner set In their atti- active member of Beet Seventh South treet tude and claiming to represent the the L D S church Friend may cel) et the French View of President Roosevelt a corn- - and a charter mem Mr Gann room o( the mortuerr until time of eerrleee promise was proposed that the secre- ber of the Twenty first ward Burlel will teke piece tary withdraw from entry eUChr pubHer husband died 34 year ago and In the Cltr cemetery lic land areas as might be developed for the last three or four years she Mre Cooler wee born June 25 18M et la the interest of grazing and the live- had made her home with her son Cardiff Welee end stock industry generally sons: are three John F Surviving emigrated to America Alma-- J with her perente emd - Qnestion Arises and Alfred G Gunn two oroued the plelne to Mrs Alice A Castleton The Uteh In 1K54 There gross a question as to the daughters E lettled on the and lemtlr Mrs Kesler Ssrah of all Salt right of the secretary to ‘withdraw Lake 43 benke of the Jorden 44 grandchildren greatlands for this purpose but the soriver then known et Adweti Mrs William Garnsyof Greeley the North Point licitor for the interior department has grandchildren and five ward Mre Ceeley Her hubend Colo regional director of the Rocky we the flret blthop at thi Brighton promised a ruling Tuesday on his L D 8 Funeral services will be conducted mountain division of the American werd powers t two eon and three She eurvlved br at m 1 Twenty-first the p Thursday Association la others of Blood and Governor the University of Women Henrr W Cooler-of Weet Jor- L D S ward chapel First ave- addressed members of the local chap- deuhtere with him said the need for the work den: Alve L Cooler Mr Hyrum H Welker Melllie J Bpeln end Mri Elleebeth was immediate in view of prevail- nue and K street Friends may call ter Monday noon at the regular lunch- Mra Price of Belt Lake 31 grandchildren end 10 ' ing condition- - notably in western at the continental room ed the Des- eon meeting at the Ingleside tearoom Utah and they hoped it might be held eret mortuary 80 East Seventh South ' Mrs Garnsey said the place of the Withdrawals could ba sanctioned street Tuesday and Wednesday and university women is to create public Anna Christiansen at the home of her daughter Mrs opinion to meet the needs of the pending such time as congress may Castleton 023 Second avenue Thurs- present crisis in education n Road Funeral aervlcet tor Anne Ruth act They were given to understand Josedaughter of Mra Tues-deBurial will building can wait but education of phine ChrlUeneen will that If this plan Is embarked upon day prior to services be conducted r take children cannot wait she added She place in the'City cemetery et 1 p m et the residence 441 Beet it will be only temporarily for the also stressed the importance of in Thirteenth South etreet Friends mar cell administration Is determined to force et the home Tuetdar prior to the services creased membership because the as- Burlel will teke piece In the Pleeiank Drove eongreae to enact some sort of com- Ue sociation is the only organization oemeterr et $30 p m prehensive law establishing a federal chleld died et the tsmttr home The wowhich a ii spokesman for college grazing policy unless it passes an alSunder et 3 65 p m of heart trouble after men —- e long Illneee Bhe wee born In Pleeeent ternative law offering the public lands Mrs Garnsey' and Mrs George Grove but had lived In Belt Lake eight to toe states rear Her father O W Chrlitleneen died Denver of Armstrong fellowship about four rears ego With the namlng of P C Scorup Surviving ere her mother two listers of Salina as foreman the federal grand chairman of the Rocky mountain di- Margaret end Betty Christiansen end e vision been have of the Salt brother William guests Christiansen end her jury began Us deliberations Monday Lake chapter the past few days They Lake grandparents Mra E R HslUder of Belt It has 35 morning approximately Mr Tl end end Mre William ChristianconLake left to Salt Monday night cases involving alleged violations of tinue their tour of the western divi- sen of Pleeeent Drove YSripuj federal statutes 1q consider---Aftbeing sworn in ana receiving Echoes of the tragic collision of a ranciS Lari Albretson During their visit here Mrs Gam- thick loaded with 300000 blasting caps Instructions from Judge Tillman D sey and Mrs Armstrong assisted in Prancle Carl Albretson 47 of 317 Dubel and a Denver It Rio Grande Western Johnson the jurors began their work installing a chapter in Ogden the sec- avenue e miner died In a local boepltel behind closed doors The cases are m of complications folond to be formed in Utah Tentative Mondera et 4 30 a Ulnese passenger train February 3 1031 at of rheumatism lingering North Salt Lake in which three pen being presented by U S Attorney Dan plana were formed for installing a lowing Mr Albretson was born In Copenhagen & Shields and hia assistants John S 1800 but had lived In tons were killed were beard in WashDenmark Merob II at Provo chapter Lake 41 rears Boyden and E C Jensen ington Monday Mr Armstrong spoke at the meet Belt Surviving ere hie widow Mrs Vivien Al Oscar R Heppley of Salt Lake was The United States supreme court bretson three sane Harry of on Lake Carl P end the the Salt ing chapter I Albretson end one Idaughter Mies granted a petition for a writ of certio- selected aa secretary of the jury organization’s fellowship plan Mrs Ernest B Oertrude ell of Albretson Lake Belt rari in the case of the Travelers' ProEarl Douglas also addressed the Punere) services will be enuounced later tective Association of America against Fractured Skull Feared group Miss Clarlse Ellis president Uluetta Prinsen involving the liabillocal chapter presided of Myrtle Catherine Dosicorth Al Womari Suffers" Fall the ity of the insurance company because of the death of James Prinsen her husIdaho— Mr Myrtle Cather Civil Service Examinations inePOCATELLO Bosworth 43 wife oT Brlhem band in the accident Mrs S Agnes Johnstone 52 of 1343 resident of Idaho for 30 rears but a The court agreed to review the ac- Roosevelt avenue was feared to of Utah died Bunder et her home have Planned at Postoffice native 1000 North Main atreet of tion of the lower courts because of suffered a skull fracture fever Monday at after an Illness olllve weekatrphold conflicting holdings of several circuit 830 p m when she slipped and fell Mra Boawnrth came here t rear ago courts of appeals in similar cases of down the Preston Bhe wee active In the L D S itepa at Barratt hall 00 Civil service examinations for gov- from Third werd church prior to ber Illneee liability and because the decision by North Main atreet ernment at will waa bora Pebruarr 33 1080 at Larton be She given employment the Tenth circuit court in this case was Mrs Johnstone had been attending the federal building it was announced Utah her husband she Is eurvlved br by a divided court a political meeting and was leaving Monday by H A Goodfellow secre- herBealdea Mr and Mrs Edward T the building when the accident oc- tary of the United States civil service Morganparents Larton and eight song and daughGrant Beth Cleon Olive Catherine S L Dental Assistants curred She was taken to the emer- board of exs miners in Salt like Fur- ters William Zane and jorce Bosworth Pocahoapltal and later to St Mark’s ther information can ba obtained from tello al slaters and brothere Mra It B Association Elects gency Blaming Jeroma Mra Merrill Bcowfield hospital where her condition was re- Mr Goodfellow Mrs B J’ N elder George B Vernon A The positions open are: Junior grad- and Curtla ported as fair P Morgan Larton uate nurse $1030 a year teacher of The bodrvwlll be taken br the Hall Miss Beulah Hinckley was elected mortuerr to KsravUle for funeral services PROTEST MEETING HELD home economics Assenior school of Dental Salt Lake high president the sistants’ association at meeting on Mrs Belle Taub Alfred Sorenson $2000 a year teacher of home ecoCrouch Daniel Paul nomics M Black and at reservation P Newhouse hotel Junior high Lotene Reynolds and the Monday night are: Miss Ethel Balet were speakers at a meeting held school $1860 junior teacher of home Other officer OREM— Mri Lorens Remolds Parcell 30 Prickett vice president Mis Lillian Monday night at 133 Second East economics $1820 student fingerprint Rife of William K Parcell of Orem died 'McAfee secretary and Miss Margie street In protest to reported actions classifier $1440 senior stenographer Bunder night at thg famlbr residence of a of civil authorities and others during $1620 junior stenographer $1440 aen-i- heart attack Ball treasurer Mri Parcell was torn March 14 1004 H O Sanford presented the as- recent atrlkes In Carbon county typist $1440 Junior typist $1260 In Bprlngville daughter of Joseph A and Martsh Whitaker Remolds She wag marsociation with a silver loving trophy 1037 In the Balt Lake ried Pebruarr I to be used In contests promoting efL D 8 temple and ther fettled In Orem where thgr have reel ded ever elnoe Mrs ficiency among dental assistants The Perell wee active In the L D S church trophy was the gift of Dr G Layton Surviving besides her husband are her Crier dental supply manufacturer of parent! who live In Bprlngville five brothI ere and listen: Dr Prank T Remolds Milford Del Pioneer Woman t veteran of the war and 1 rmer resident of Salt Lake died home in San Francisco Thursday of Edgar W Stout Reorganization Officials S pUNERALS elections will be jucte(j preliminary to the general election November 7 Polls will be open from 7 a m to 7 p m Primtrv OCTOBER 24 1933 TO SELL A BUSINESS Funeral Rites Held for Vet in WORKS CHIEF San Francisco NEVADA GETS Told of tng company will be considered by the executive- - committe- e- of the PJeed for Improvement stockholders' protective committee In the Newhouse hotel at 7 p m of Feeding Oround Talk on “What to Look for In the tl TUESDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE II PRICE— 10 10 800 10 800 10 F 0-- ‘ WILLYS-KNIGH- T lft-to- WILLYS-KNIOH- T Car Jackson ft -l “ aub-mi- ts “ f |