| Show Hill Ill THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST 1 1933’ Columbia Steel Former Queen of Spain Accepts Vants Fluorgpaf U S Publisher’s Legacy of $40000 CROP LARGER Work on TONOPAH Nev July owned by the OBITUARIES iUTAffS LAMB i 31— Increase of 27000 Head Despite Drop in Most Other States Despite s general decrease expect ed In 12 western states Utah’s pros pective lamb crop lor 1933 is estlmatred at 27000 head more than that o 1 last year Frank Andrews statistician tor the if S department of agricul 'lure said Monday "7“' The estimated Utah’Yrop is 1178 head compared to 115100 lor 1932 - - The prospec amd 1654000 in 1931 comes in the lace o 1 --aiumerous sheep losses during the past winters’ Mr Andrews said ‘ The land) crop lor the western statesand lor the United States is expected To be less this year than in either 1932 or 1931 Mr Andrews continued For the nation the prospec--4tvcrop is estimated at 28998000 this year compared to 29727000 last year and 32230000 in 1931 With the exception ol Utah and ' Texas the other 12 western states are expected to produce 14379000 lambs this year a decrease ol 1065-00lrom last year and of 3778000 under the lamb crop lor these states 'live increase e 0 in 1931 The net decrease in the United States? Mr Andrews said It largely attributable to the decrease in these 12 western states ' Japan Described - As Ready to War r For Manchuria X2 “Japan will light tha whole world ’ and even commit national before giving up Manchuria" laid A Johnson correspondent lor a num-ber ol American and Canadian news-'per- s and for one Japanese newspa per who arrived in Salt Lake from the Orient Monday Mr Johnson who has spent the last '’ decade and more as correspondent in Europe went to the Far East last February where he made a thorough investigation of condition! in Japan the - new atata ol Manchukuo China and ‘hari-kari- 't ' tfJCorea He described the live northern provInces comprising Manchukuo as "thoroverridden jith oughly bandits and so wild that no one knows just what it does contain" ‘It does however furnish an Immense market lor Japanese goods and breaks the boycott ol hundreds of million ol Chinese against the products of tha island kingdom" he pointed n Out Another reason why Japan had seized economic control he said it tha Immense raw resource ol the “country such as timber grain soy beans and minerals Ha described one coal mine now being worked by the Japanese which had a bed 258 leet thick exposed at the surface end is now yielding a million tons a year soil also is being extracted by - Shale the Japanese he said The third reason he pointed out was that China was preparing in 1931 - to seize the Southern Manchurian rail-way owned by Japanese interests and to “nationalize" the country This investment ol millions ol dollars ottered some justification Mr Johnson said Mr Johnson is s strong advocate ol silver “11 the price of the white metal is raised it will Increase the dee pleted purchasing power ol the lor American goods and restore i beneficial trade relationship between jjinited States and China" He classed tha League of Nations as “tottering" when he left Europe last February but lelt that it itill t had place largely in the settling el European political problems Mr Johnson Is accompanied by his wile the former Alice Killeen ol New York and son Michael aged 3 Mr Johnson and family will leave Salt Lake Tuesday afternoon lor Denvers New York and thence Europe 4 Chi-nes- 2 ill j? PITTSBURGH July 31 OR)— The served as ambassador to Peru former queen of Spain an executor Speaking ot the settlement with announced today has accepted a set- Queen Victoria Eugenia the executor tlement of $40000 on the $100000 be- asserted: “When Mr Moore was ambassador quest left by Alexander P Moore one time ambassador to the court of Ma to Spain he learned of the work she drid — 10the queen )wa doing among the John O Wicks the executor for the poor which doubtless accounts for She agreed that Mr estate said he reached the settlement the legacy at a recent conference with Victoria Moore’s intention could much more Eugania and her advisers at Fontaine-bleu- e nearly be carried out if the amount France ol the legacy were reduced to the He added however that Mrs Doro- benefit ol Mr Moore’s dependents” thy Caruso Holder widow of Enrico Moore provided lor the payment of Caruso has refused to accept a com- legacies totaling $161000 prior to the promise settlement on a bequest of creation of a trust fund for relatives The estate has been in litigation $40000 from Moore Wicks said that at the time of and one ot the litigants has been Mrs Moore’s death the estate was worth Dorothy Russell Calvit daughter of $1500000 but that it since has shrunk Moore’s aecond wife who as Lillian Moore was a for- Russell was one of Jthe queens of the to ‘about $700000 mer Pittsburgh publisher who also America)! stage Farm Problems MINIUM SET Will Be Topic at Bureau Meetings ON GUM PRICE The western states conference of the Western Farm Bureau federation conwill discuss during its three-daference in Salt Lake August 9 10 and 11 problelis relating to farm bureaus cooperatives the agricultural adjustment act and the lederal agricultural credit legislation according to a telegram received Monday by Tracy R Welling secretary of the Utah State Farm Bureau federation from M S Winder vice president ol the western bureau of Chicago The conference will discuss problems relating to cooperatives snd farm bureaus during the August 9 sessions The entire day August 10 will be devoted to discussions of the agricultural adjustment legislation On August 11 the discussion will relate to lederal farm credit legislation There will be no evening meetings Mr Winder’s telegram laid All officials of state county and local farm bureaus cooparatives state boards ol agriculture county and itate agricultural and home extension services from several western states have been invited to attend the meetings which will be held in the Newhouse hotel Mr Welling said It is expected that approximately 600 will attend y — Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday morning in Los Angeles for Dr Allen S Martineau former resident of Salt Lake who died at his home in the California city Saturday He suffered a nervous collapse two weeks ago Burial will take place in the Forest Lawncemetery in Los Angeles — Surviving aF Mr Lu cile Reid Martineau two sons William Reid and John Martineau a brother L R Martineau Jr and three sisters Mrs Allie M Crismon all ot Los Angeles Mrs Harriet M Woodward Long Beach and Mrs Harvey Snow Salt Lake w tt : " Chicago Grain CHICAOO at July II (AP)— Complete overtook train markets today lor the third dip In auoceaalon prices loins down I ho extreme limit showed tod later remain ing prostrate Definite Inins of I to S cent boundaries for dally market fluctuation tlthei tem-up or down appeared to operate at leaet porarily aa a means of uneettilns Instead of reeitablishlns confidence of traders Some leadlni train apeclaliata aaid ths limits which had been adopted by the various American txchansea In connection with sovernment official at Waahlnston had soured holder of future delivery contract and had disturbed prospective new buyeri Mora etrinsent requirements as to financial merelne needed were alio a factor all train busiDuring much of ths ness was virtually at a day standstill with receiver! of oereala unwilling to accept rursl offerings becauts there was practically no future market available in which put-chtof Immediate delivery grains eould be “hedged' By “hedging' Is meant a trad method equivalent to Insurance for operator who wish to ovoid a spesulativ risk whether down or up Wheat closed almost tlfelna 4 to 1 cente under Saturday's finish corn 4 cents nt “4 provisions at f decline IS to M cents Sept December ’ yOtlhs 38 18 93 M 51 85 49 84 102 0l ““ 94 ' Checked On Power Petition Checking of signatures to the pett tlon lor establishment ol a municipal power plant was completed Monday in the county clerk’s office and the petition turned back to City Recorder Ethel Macdonald lor presentation to the city commission - - -It was reported unofficially that more than the 6163 aignatures on the petition were certified by a check ol registration rolls —Alonzo Mackay county clerk said his office had not kept pn official record of the number of aignatures dia-- ‘ nullified but estimated the number fn excess ol 3000 Sponsors ol the power plant move-- ‘ Ynent presented 10 additional sections to the petition Monday adding 848 ‘names to the 9618 originally recorded - The 6163 signatures necessary to val t Idate the petition represents 10 per Tent ol the votes cast lor governor at the last election The law provides 1 that only registered voters may sign an initiative and referendum petition The Initiative movement proposes "fcrt ordinance providing lor a bond 4asue up to $18000000 to build or acquire a municipal power plant If the city fails to adopt the proposal it will be submitted lor popular vote automatically at the municipal election November 7 -- 78 4 92 95 A lawsuit to recover $7500 lor alleged breach ol contract was filed in district court Monday by T G Rowland contractor against F ' B Bothwell and the American Surety company v Mr Rowland declares he leased equipment from Mr Bothwell lor excavating work in construction ol a aid road project near Lake Bomt in November 1932 Ths construction work was hampered because the equipment was insufficient to meet the needs while part ol the machinery was repossessed for nonpayment of rent by Mr Bothwell to the leeal owners the suit charges The grievances are declared in the Suit to constitute violation of lease A -- ldral 15 The upward maximum fluctuations of S cents lor wheat barley and rye 4 cents for corn and 3 cents for oats are not affected by the order The order curbing downward currents in prices will remain in effect at least until the close of trading August 15 and if any change is to be mads then three days’ notice will be given members of the board the announcement aaid The action came after the market for three days saw grain prices decline the maximum amount permitted under the fluctuation ruling made several days ago It was understood the board’s decision was reached after conversations with officials at ’Washington The new schedule will permit trading for Tuesday within the following limits and trading thereafter until August 15 backstopped at today’s closing 40 ' 730 700 727 Two Men Facing Burglary Charge Georgi Shupe s 45 49 84 340 i Ryo— No ealea ! Barley— 481150 Timothy seed— 14 M44 II seed— 4800ttU04 cwt Sill ' tard— ETIQUETTE By KATHR1NE DE PEYSTES I J Dear Mias de Peyster: KANSAS errf V I have received an invitation which KANSAS CITY July 91 192 care 3 ft 5c lower: No 1 reads: “Requests the honor of your dark hard 88t!90c No I I10694e presence at the marriage" this No I hard 8589o! No I 47ft68o invitation had inclosed with it a small No 1 red 7089e close July 00 Sepwhich card says “Kindly respond" tember 93c: December 06c May Me What do 1 answer if I cannot atCorn— Receipti 11 care lower No 9 whit 44ft 44c: No I 2i3e 43ft 44c nom- tend? And do I write on the back inal No 9 yellow 43M4e No I bill-i- ot the card? 44c No 9 mixed 41044c nominal No 2 What should I say in telegram 9 43043c nominal clot July 47o Sep- tember BOHc December At-n- Ilenrie Fruits and Vegetables SALT LAKE July 31 (USDAl— Moderate offcrlnss of local produce thle moraine with buylnf demand limited In most lines Market about steady with last Week: Apples — Utah boxes Red Aetrachene medium to lane I175W3 00 small 8l35txl80 California boxes Oravenetelni 89 28 Apricots— Utah lusl pound larxe 8c tmall 3®4c Boani (snap!— Utah 54 14 cars Oata— Receipt 3o lower to 7e No 9 white 13ft35e nominal No 334838c - -v Rr — 88072c nominal— ‘ Barley—43 45e nominal ’ MINNEAPOLIS Minneapolis July si as— Wheat— Receipts 301 care compared to 983 a year aeo: market 8c lower eath No 1 northern No l dark northern 18 per hither STATISTICS jxilind ' irecn and lc l'ift dozen bunches 9M0e Blackberries end dewberries—Utah 13-cases 113501 95 Cabbaee (white) — Utah cratei pound mostly 3c California Turlock Jumboi Cantaloupee— 135 to 45il 12 35 : 8tandard! (45s) 13 15 Nevada (Moapa) cratei Jumbos (38x1 (3 00 (34 to 27x) 1178 Btandarda (38x to 45s) 1175 Utah cratei Btandardi (38s) 8223 (45x) 82 00: 64s) 1175 Carrot (bunched)— Utah dozen bunchee beat 13Hft l5c poorer 10c Corn drew)— Utah dozen 104815c: most- MARRIAGE LICENSE JAMES F WILCOX 48 Chesterfield LILLY MOVES 89 Chesterfield LELAND K IRVINE 34 Salt Lake 22 Salt Lake ADA L CHAMBERLIN JAY B HAMILTON 33 Lone Beach Cal BERNICE 8 MANSFIELD 33 Gunnison LUIS CANCHOLA 28 Soldier Summit MARIA FLORES 23 Soldier 8ummlt RALPH H HALSTEAD 23 Duchesne 19 Duchesne THELDA MORRELL HOWARD BRIGHAM CITY LB ROY JOHNSON 24 Idaho luas 2Jtt35c II Ot-de- n t Currants— Utah (black) eases 1110: (red) 90efltl 00 21 VERNON PAGE CRANDELL Heyburn EciPlani— Utah crates pound 4W3e Idaho Oocueberrlez-Ut- ah cases 75 WANDA OUVK WILSON 19 Heyburn C85c Idaho botes Grapefruit— California (84i to JOSEPH A SHIRBFR 28 Howell: loosi sa oo Oreen onions— Utah dozen bunchei 100 MABEL LUELLA COOPER II Blue Creek 12 He OGDEN Lemons— California boxes fancy (300s to 432x) IS 50 choice wrapped ARLINO PINE 35 Oeden 380s) 18 00 22 MABEL L MEYERS (380s) 1460 (unwrapped) box 8460 Indianapolis Minn Lettuce — Utah crates dry pack (3 1o 4 dozen) (local) best 50078c: poorer 30ft 40c canyon 82 0003 26 California crates PAROWAN Ice pick (4 to 6 dozen) 83 28 NORMAN EDWIN JOHNSON 24 St Oeorge Onions (dry)— Utah tacked cwt White EDNA NELSON 21 8alt Like Wax 13 60 4 00: Yellows 82 60 California ABRAHAM FRILOT 30 Los Angeles ALICE J KID WELL 30 Los Angeles sacks Whita Olobes 1188 Yellows 81 25 Oranqes— California boxes lanry Valen-cls- s LOGAN ' (100s to 150s) — 13 75: — (17 — II3U COTTLE 37 (200sfo 252s) 8325 (288s) 83 00) (944l) NINA LEAVITT 23 Lewiston 2 75 choice (178s to 178s) 82 78 (200s to RALPH ROBERT HERZOO 23 Logan 218s) 8250: (252s to 388s) 8240 BELL ORETTA BENCH 10 College ward Parsler— Utsh dozen bunches 15c crates pound Oreen Peppera— Utah BIRTHS Belli 8010c Parowan— Lorin and Sarah Webb Skou-gar- d Potatoes— Utah supplies liberal demand ion and tradlnx slow market steady Utah Dan K and Dora Perry Olsen sacked cwt partly traded Early Ohloa and Ephraim— Alma and Pearl Peterson Larsen Irish Cobblers 61750200 mostly 81850 daughter: William ton: and Edythe Madsen McOulre 190 Clifton and Ondalyn Kelson BaiRadishes—Utah dozen bunches White daughter: eon ley Tips and White Icicles best 12015c poorKootharem— Mr and Mri Leo Xelqulst er lOo ' cases daughter Raspberries— Utah (black) 12-Huntington— Mr and Mrg Reed Braaher 1250135: (red) beet 11 400190 mostly daughter II 50: poorer quality 81 250135 Cattle Dale— Mr and Mrs Andrew JenSquash (summer)— Utah eratee pound kins daughter White Bummer and Italian 405e Spanish Fork—Waldo and Hannah Larsen Tomatoes—Utah luzs best 81 3501 50 Hagan son July 30 poorer 81 000 1 35 California San Pedro and Merceds luzs 1160 DIVORCES ASKED Utah dozen bunchei (bunched)— Turnips Veloy Whitehouse from Alva Whttehouse Watermelons—California cwt Klon- nonsupport B L E duff attorney Isabella Butte lrom Oeorgo X Butts dikes 8200 cruelty David A West attorney Feara— California boxee Bartlett 83 00 Feachee— California luza Halt 1119 NEW SUITS FILED John A Malle as Utah state bank commissioner In charge of th Columbia Trust company bha the Columbia Trust company against the Elkhorn Ranch and Cheater P Cahoon to recover 125383 49 on note foreNEW YORK July 31 (AP)— The United clot mortgage and quiet title H L MuUl-n- er On Improvement company report for tha T Oattorney Rowland axalnet F B Bothwell and quarter ended June 90 net Income of equivalent to 21 oents a share on American Surety company of New York to the common stock compared with 87832053 recover 8150 for allseed breach of contract or 33 eenta a share for the corresponding J M Christensen attorney period last year For tha twelve months ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION ended Jun 30 net Income waa 829803858 Accordion Can company 720 Kearue buildor 1127 a common share against 832 178 404 or 1141 a there lor tha preceding twelve ing to manufacture cans and other artides 88000 capital istock divided Into 8000 montha Skelly Oil company and tubsldltriet ret shares par value 81 Officers and directors: port lor the three months ended June 30 J D Shilling president: H O Goodrich troes operating income of 13985387 com- vice president C T S Parsons secretary-treasurO M Brown and Roy Hatch pared with 83049233 for the corresponding period last year After all deductions the BANKRUPTCY company had a net lose for the quarter of 8870289 liabilities contrasted with net Income of Otto Warn Small Ogden 8235107 equivalent to cents a share on 160087 assets none exemptions 828 th common etock for tha lam perlcd last Jessie Mabel Lynn Belt Lake liabilities 1287967 assets 8428 exemptions 1200 year ly iae Cucumber— Utah Falls Idaho MARJORIE ROZILLA 6KERNXR Earnings Trade Trends 93rct ' (By Associated Press) Flour— 8in of new buying Interest vtsl bl week axo have1 largely disappeared aa a remit of wheat market weaknesa In the laet few days according to mill representa- t tives and brokers Prices bra (tiler Chemical— Blackening of operations In aom of tha major eonaumlnt industries hxs brought a somewhat lessened demand for many of th heavy chemicals trad la ts rests report Wool— Receipts of domestic wool it Bolton during the past week were 1917300 pounds against 14044900 In tho previous week Paper— Demand for moet products continued through July at a volume about aqual to June Boxboard buxines la reported slightly ten active Knit goods— The hosiery trede heirs that prices will bo gdvanoed before August IS Pig Iron— Bales by New York agenti last week atereeated about 3000 tong reflecting the usual summer lull Foreign Exchange Ort cable 623 710 Demands Italy demand 719i cables ‘ - 18 80 Oermany Belgium 3313: Holland ot congratulation? D 54 33 19 50 Sweden 23 23 DenNorway 1 No you do not write your “re mark so oo- - Bwltaerland 2412 Spain 11 M' Greece 77 n Portugal 4 grets? on the back of the card in an- Poland 1570 n: Caecno-Blovak- la 404n swering this invitation On the most Jugoslavia 1 MHrn Austria 14 1301n50n! RuBrasil 54n Argentina formal paper you have write your re- mania 8 30n: Tokyo 1913 3137 grets on the first page and word them Hongkong 32 13 MexicoShanghai Cltr (ailver peso) 28 40 Montreal In New York 13 00i New in the formal manner in which the York In Montreal 10730 invitation is worded This is the corNominal- - 27n ft-- i - :pogi-tlo- 1815-‘5- 32L-93- 'OR It Bergman ’ Alice 22 ‘ Edward G Atkina Barbara Greene Pott John Elizabeth K Brown Idaho— Mrs Elizabeth Ker81 early resident ol Preston died Bunday night at her home 38 Hast Second North street alter ah illness of about two years Mrs Brown was born at Clayton Yorkshire England May 2 1862 a daughter of Alfred and Martha Robertshlre Kershaw She emigrated with her parents to the United States In 1877 and eettled at Preston She 'moved to Evanston Wyo whefe she lived a short time before her marriage to John Brown on September 1 1889 after which she moved to Pocatello then to Liberty Idaho and to Logan Utah about 1900 8he returned to Preston wher she for the past 25 years hdBh lived was an active L D S church Relief society worker Her husband died nearly ilx years ago Surviving are five sons and daughters-JeBrown Durangr--)ol- o John R Brown Preston Mrs Myrtle B Wilson Salt Lake Mrs Ethel B Roper Thatcher Idaho and Maralba Brown Ruth Nev IS grandchildren and six brothers and zlsters Thomas Kershaw and Mrs Sisley K Wells Preston Mrs Mary K Dawson and Mrs Ada K Bramwell Ogden Annie K Davis Oreat Falls Mont and Mra Adelina K Johnson Idaho Falls Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 2 p m In the L p s Fourth ward chapel under the direction of the M W Hendricks mortuary with the interment In Preston City cemetery PRESTON shaw Brown Ralph W Miller GLENDALE Idaho— Funeral services were conducted Monday in the Glendale L D S chapel for Ralph Wanner Miller year-ol- d son of Joseph and Erma Wanner Miller who died Saturday night ot pneumonia Besides He wee born here July 6 1932 hi parents be Is gurVlved by his grand-father- g Fred Wanner Glendale and Ellis MUIer Treuton Utah Eliza J S Ivie DANIELS— Mrs Eliza Jane Smith Ivie II 10 wife of Jamee T Ivie of Daniels died at COMPTOMETER SCHOOL Drastic reductions round trip fares MALAD POCATELLO IDAHO PALLS LEAVES DAILY 4 P M ELY RUTH McOILL LEAVES DAILY I 30 A M Fast Schedules— No Layovers LOCALLY FRANCHISED THRU TDAHC HOTEL CULLEN CQAST-T0-C0A- WAS 14 STAGE ST 38 pass reclining sleeper chtlr coachee GUARANTEED TRANSPORTATION Finest buses inspection invited SPEC WORLD’S FAIR EXCURSION ROUND TRIP LOS ANGELES Denver San Fran Omaha S900t 10 001 1700' $34 $550 Detroit' Ktn Clt N Y 3481 1700 84 0( City HOTEL SEML0H 167 N We want 4 atudenti to learn Comptometer for petition available this fall Apply (or thl ahort Inexpensive (rain-In- g at 420 McCornlck bldg Waa 4100 FEMALE MffiDIXAOED UdVnts"housTkeepfnT Widower bachelor or motherless home Trlb-Te1 le Box COUNTRY girl 35 desires housework can furnish reference Hy 8147-STUDENT starting achool wishes work for board and room Was 2753 n tHALESX BIO AUCTION DE LUXE TUESDAY AUO 1 10 30 A M AT PRINCETON AVE (This ave runs east from 1143 South 15th Esst I SIX ROOMS GORGEOUS TORN AND WIL- TON RUGS BE THERE rBALES M DERRICK AUCTIONEER HIgh-claWas 8464 auction service W H ADAMS AUCTIONEER 1484 TO 1486 SO 8TATE HY 4800 FOR MORE MONEY LINES Dali transcontinental service Reclining chair sleeper coaches Wa do NOT operate sedans Guaranteed transportation Inspection in vlted LOW FARE EVERYWHERE Ctll J CLORISTS Total issues CdiR 8R03 814 V 724 coCiATKwmiousi or nlcht H 1191 (HQ B Ffionc B Hall Auctioneer “ Hv 2236 FOR SALE 32 AUTOMOBILES Depot 24 Z 2nd Sa Wag 4261 LOWEST RATES IN TOWN DAILY SERVICE SOS ANO I 6 50 FRISCO DENVER 7001KANSA8 CITY CHICAGO 2000INEW YORK BONDED AND INSURED CITY TICKET OFFICE ' 1480 GOING 1500 2000 WINDSOR HOTEL vary dap through ada in The Tribune 2 Telegram Want Columns OUT OF BUSINESS ONLY TWO CARS LEFT BARGAIN PRICES 1928 CHEV COUPE' Practically new tirei wonderful ning motor nlca looking finish run- 1928 BUICrSEDAN Original blue finish in splendid dition every way THESE CARS AT SACRIFICE SHARMAN AUTO 47 SOUTH SECOND con- PRICES ‘ CO BAST 5 THE FORD CORNER mi ford 1030 FORD COUPE de'luxj model rumble seat fine shape 1930 FORD COUPE Bel tbll fin little car 1933 special CHEVROLET COUPE tires good condition new 294 jm 32 5 BUICK COACH also sedan model choice of oars 243 1923 ESSEX SEDAN new tlrB I’” 118 1923 1931 ‘ CHEVROLET TRUCK mechanically good 373 BAKER MOTOR COMPANY AUTHORIZED STREATOR-SMlT- INC' H ubicTOM Main ’ 1931 OLDS 1925 1928 1928 1938 1927 1932 1929 1929 1927 PACKARD SEDAN WHIPPET SPORT RDSTR BUICK SEDAN new Uni CHEV COACH -- wheel Coupe pontiao coach CHEV COUPE OLD8 CHEV REO 1933 CHEV 1931 CHEV SEDAN stake -- 4dS 185 ! 5 20 135 i II” 475 m ” 335 " 175 A w I" 443 w like new COUPE 1 V FORD DEALER ataki ton stake d ‘ij lS58Sp::r: 535 LOT— SO MAIN YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY HERE 1923 Eord Tudor iaa “ 295 1931 FORD ton De -- 1931 1923 FORD Ixm Truck dual wheel Graham speed toCi75nuP WhSltoiii a sedan! 4 tranr paioe very clean TW1 buy 390 from 431 8 TAYLOR-RICHAR- gURIAL VAULTS r(orleVniY (JeaWral waterproot cement burial vault 117 N it W 8397-- J ‘ 1932 FORD V3-- DE LUXE SEDAN In (In condition guaranteed 1844 1032 FORD V0 DE LUXE TUDOR av!r lne r Pclal 471 1930 FORD TUDOR new paint upholstery like new etc' 391 coupe de luxe model rumble teat a dandy 344 t WHAT THE STOCK MARKET DID Mom Frl Advance 35 167 Declined 681 433 88 124 Unchanged 30 RUCTION SALES Foreign Buying Of Copper Firms - 29 POSITIONS WANTED 1713 “NATIONWIDE SERVICE SO STATE PHONE WAS 3303 CRANDIC-NEVI- V'- 27b LEWIS BROS STAGES SCHOOLS A Colleges IDAHO FALLS ELY NEV the family residenc Saturday evening after 327 BO MAIN 8T PH WAS 8828 10 a stroke She waa born May 36 1853 at Council Bluffa Iowa a daughter of Jackson and When eh waa 2 weeks GREAT WESTERN STAGES 10 Mary Owrna Smith old the family started across the plains TRANSCONTINENTAL SERVICE In Provo Bha waa married Janusettling NEW MAIN Depot— 371 8 Main W 4343 Los Angela ary 8 1811 In the Balt Lake L D 8 en550IFboenll Aril Ill dowment house Eleven children were born Be World's Fair at Chicago to thla union five of whom with the ROUND TRIP— 334 father aurvtve: Mrs Elizabeth Oaks Ly’ man Wyo Mrs Louise Clyde Heber Don CONFIDENTIAL Ivie Park City Mrg Grace Holmes Gracf 37 Daniels Idaho Walter Ivie grandchilLOW RATES TO ALL POINTS i 38 a lister t dren and DON’T PHONE CALL PERSONALLY Mrs Rachel OrglU Daniels NEW YORK July 31 (UP)-Co- pper 13 E 2ND SOUTH Funeral services will be conducted in the DOCTOR 1 SO east buying was quiet here and abroad Daniels Aug 8 deslrei 9 pees driving L D 8 chapel Wednesday at Trlb-Te- le Writ fanmed’tely Bog 5 today but foreign prices were lirmer p m with Interment In Heber City cemetery LEAVINO lor San Francisco Saturday can while the domestic level held untwo there cape nee Hy 3180-take changed at 8 cents a pound 8 L Travel Bureau bui depot lowest rates 1 Export copper was sold at $50 to Insured buaes also share expense plan 866 cents a pound c L London Ham- pUNERALS Dally 81 W 2nd Bo Was 4008 DRIVINO Yellowstone Minneapolis -- 'Chiburg and Havre compared with 850 ATKNSFnTfalservfceiforEdwarda cago References Box 4 Trlb Tele to 860 cents on Saturday will be held tomorrow (WednesAtkina Lead was quiet but steady at 435 Tha funeral cortege wilt leave day) 19 TICKETS the family residence 454 Ninth East cents a pound East St Louis and 450 at 9 30 a m and proceed to the Lad gTEAMSHIP cents New York of Our Lourdes church Seventh South Zinc was in fair demand at 500 and Eleventh East where maze will be CjFORMXTiOfraifTTnesrtourrTnT'uises celebrated commencing it 10 a m American Express Co 24 W 3 8 W 260 cents a pound East St Louis and 337 Friends may view hla remains today “ cents New York from 6 30 p m to 3 p m and tomor19a row prior to service at the femily resi- AMUSEMENTS dence Recitation of the holy rosary RESORTS o'clock EtC CAMPS will be held this evening at 8 at the residence Interment Mt Calvarv "'OIRLS’ FRIENDLY'LODOE' remetery under direction of the NellA cool retreat lrom tha heat of the O'DonneU mortuary Fleas omit flowNEW YORK July 31 (AP)— Crude rubber elty 17 60 wk meal Included Cabins era future closed stesdy! September l95n 8160 wk per person Recreation pro— Funeral services for Furneasla SchoDecember 7501761- - Janutry gram parties etc Call Waa 6956 or 757n BECKfield Austin Beck will be held Tuesday O F Lodge at Brighton for reservation March 771(8774 smoked ribbed ipot In the Lehl Second ward chapel Bishop dosed 100 a 8 I Goodwin officiating Friends may nNomicai 19b call at the atate room Monday and at the fAMP EQUIPMENT home In Lehl Tuesday prior to tervlces RAW SUGAR In Lehl cemetery under Interment SALE FOR YORK July 31 (AP)— Raw auger - NEW of Deseret mortuary waa quiet and unchanged today at 380 lor AWNINOS auto and umbrella tente camr Funeral tervlces for Mary Prisspots Refiners aa a rule showed no In- CARLSON— equipment all kind canvas goodi cilla Spencer Carlson will be held at the terest and no tales were reported ' SMITH it ADAMS 225 Edison 8t home 378 Quince street Wednesday at Futyre seized under Increased liquida12 m 30 Interment cemetery City p tion enowlng net decline of 3 to 4 point under direction of Larkin mortuary 19c ’ Balee 11800 ton flSH FOR SALE At on time net losses of I to 9 points HUBER— Service Seifert for ' Augusta wero established under liquidation and 2 Buber will be held Wednesday at selling through trade and commission m In the Wandamere ward chapel MT TROUT we catch them lor you 0 8 8 lns food houses Tha inactivity m ths spot market In 10c 27th So Kill 8 ishop Louie D Yount officiating and tha easier ruling of gtockg seemed reFriend! may call at the French room TROUT fishing tackle furnished natural sponsible for th Mlllm but t th extreme In the mortuary 38 E 7th So Monday feed 6451 So State Saunders some covtring and partial derlln there and Tuesday and at the residence 9016 rallies followed with final price point or 6th East Wednesday prior to services two abov tha lowest Interment In City cemetery under September 130 December I 48 Janu-r- y of Deseret mortuary 147 March 1524163 May 168 PROCTOR— Funeral services for Miss Nora Juir 183 bid L Proctor 40 will be held Tuesday at Th refined Market was unchanged it 470 3 p m In th Roe room 36 East Sevfor lino granulated with second hands enth South atreet Friends may call at available at about 10 polnta lesa The th Oold room In the mortuary until withdrawal demand again wag of liberal time of eervireg Interment Mt Olivet proportions sttmuuated by th hot weather Rooms house or koartmenli are cemetery under direction ol the Deseret but new buslnes was light and taken care mortuary of through aecond hand offerings bought sold rented and' exchanged - MALE fufiTOfiBarber 130 SPaClAL prolesalon (JWIM TO REDUCE taught In a abort time Approved by aiJ Funeral services for Edward O Atkins states Moler Barber Coll 113 Rsent sL 30 of 454 Ninth East street will be con- PRIVATE lessons course 10 results guar ducted Wednesday at 10 a m In the Our Prof Thornton Was 8prlng W 1732 Lady of Lourdes Catholle church Seventh South and Eleventh East streets 23 Friends 16 GENTS WANTED are requested to omit flowers Recitation ot the holy rosary will be con- QETECTIVES and road men A crclone Money ducted Tuesday at t p m at tha family 4M£RIOAirOeWr'Atan Legliimit (fete? AQENTS Mr Robinson 2?) So West every day residence 454 Ninth East street Burial tire 401 Utah Bav 0 Tt bldg W 3928 Temple at Romney Rug will take place In the Mount Calvary cemetery Mr Atkins died In a local hospital Sunday 17 SPECIALISTS at 130 p m of chronic heart trouble He pOOT SALESMEN WANTED 24 was born In Salt Lake May 23 1003 a ion 304 DELK Palt L OR P Bldg Complete VJ The Tribune and Telegram advise thit of Mr and Mrs Thomas S Atkins treat both feet 31 Inol corn cal applicants replying to odvertlsementg Surviving are his parents his widow Mrs where cash bond or depoait Is required louses toe nails foot adjust W 3123 Mildred Handlin a daughter Jeanne Marie should Investigate these offers thorAtkins all of Salt Lake b brother J B oughly before making a cash deposit Atkins Of Jackson Mich T7a IQJEDICAL Orjftvlng collateral SALESMEN wanted neat appearing InsurOR GRIFFITH specialist lor men Oall ance or subscription experience helpful 113 South Main at waa 8814 See Mr Peck Heron hotel room 58 'Tit 4 to 8 evenings MARYSVALE— Funeral services wore 11 Sunday for Barbara Oreene 18 months old who died st Richfield Friday TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES 25 POSITIONS WANTED night of erysipelas following a short Illness MALE She was born August 30 1033 af Denver Colo a daughter of Lieutenant Harold F COMPETENT majvand wife desire menese-me- nt of apt house 3 yre ex Hy 5458-and Mablo Greene Lieutenant Greene Is a retired army officer She la survived by her parents a lister end brother Helen and Harold Oreene" CEMALE HELP 26 Funeral service! were conducted in the community hall with burial in Marysvale WANTED City cemtery under the direction of War2 GOOD paying steady Jobs lor unincumner mortuary bered women around 25 yrs of age ApCan now offer you ply employment office 401 Next bldg —FAST SCHEDULES Tuesday afternoon Weldon a ' BUSES WANTED— First-cla- ss —COOL ladles’ spotter and —RAILROAD PROTECTION finisher State Cleaners 9t Dyers 579 —GUARANTEED TRANSPORTATION SMITHFIELD— Funeral services for John E 1st South Weldon Pott who died Saturday will be EXPERIENCED maid who can cook must conducted Tuesday at 2 p m in the Smith-fiel- d Inquire About Our New Low 5 have references between years WORLD'S FAIR ROUND TRIP L D fi First ward chapel with burial Trib-T- el Write Box 2 —RATES— n the Bmithfield City cemetery under th LADIES tint china Xmas piecework taken direction of thp UndquUt St Sona mortuary 1 70 W 4th So home: easy learned MAIN DEPOT ANY former students good In their work AT 77 WEST 80 TEMPLE should out and of register employment George Syme wlth the school at once Have had (Temple Squarg Hotel Bid) position! we could not till Henager LOGAN— Funeral service! tor George WAS 1366 Bualpeaa College Svmr 70 who died Sunder at Lyman Wyo CITY TICKET OFFICE LADIES or man and wife In city or near will be conducted Tuesday noon In the Lo388 South Main (Kenyon Hotel) towna to travel for large Co Salary gan L D 8 Ninth ward chapel with burial 7 in the Logan City cemetery under the direcand ezp We train you Box WAS 1369 Tribune-Telegration of the Llndqulxt 8t Bona mortuary Mr 8yme was born In Scotland March with millinery experience for trim-mlGIRL 18 1063 a ton of James B snd Margaret hats Apply 114 E 2nd South THE UNION PACIFIC He went to Lyman In Mar Haldane Syme lrom Logan where he had lived since 1916 He is survived by his widow Mrs Jsne STAGES INC 27 Qsrdiner 8yme one son and four daughgCHOOLS FOR WOMEN ters Oeorge Syms Jr Mrs Lorraine RawFARE TRIP SPECIAL ROUND lins Mrs Sylvester Phillips Lyman Wyo For 1 Regular Fares Mrs William Daniels Rock SprlngSr Wyo QUISH SCHOOL (Such as following fares) Mrs J D Noble Wharton Texas: all broth-er- a ®t Betuty CuittiTt BestTn tfte weit 3rd Preston Franklln Ida t4 l(i tl45 snd listers James H Syme and Mrs fir Eira Thompson Bid Wig 7p60 Pocatello 535 Idho Falla 879 Charles W Rawlins Lyman Wyo Robert Syme Mrs T A James Rock 8prlnxs Wyo UTAH HIGH SCHOOL William Bymr Great Falls Mont Mrx MAIN BUS DEPOT Oeorge Wyatt Burley Idaho of Brautv Culture Complete court 77 WEST SO TEMPLE WAS 1364 818 mo Write for catalog Clift Bldg 10 10 13 pERSONALS Sellway 20 HELP MLE Rubber NEW YORK July 11 fAF)—Foreign' asy Britain In dollars others In cent: Oreit Britain demand 4 41 cables 4 49 bills 452 France demand 8 20 rect form: KFW YORK COFrEEB cent protein 3994ct 14 per cant proi Mr and Mrs Henry Brownley NEW York July si (AP)—coffe wae tein 93h 94c 11 per cent protein 93 that they are unable to accept lower 98 c 19 Per cent today on local and commission house protein 93 ft 93c No 1 regret Mr and Mrs (Bride’s Parents)’! liquidation Trade Interests and Europe dark hard Montana 14 per cent protein to arrive 92 He No 1 amber durum bought Santog opened 1 to 8 lower and kind invitation 3I 03HM08H No 1 amber durum 8101 closed 33 to 30 lower Balee 30000 No 7 for Tuesday the first of September openel 7 to 12 lower and closed 19 to 29 04 No 1 red durum 87Hft8e: July Bales 9000 Closing quotation: 91Hct September 93r December 94o The lines should be spaced as I lower Santos— September 173 Deoember Corn— No 3 yellow 3840c have suggested and the whole should March 9 03: Mar 07 July 11 No 191: Oata— No 9 whita 1— f 33b330v 7Bi be arranged on the first page as care- September 8 84 December Brley-39- 5c March 88 July 08 890 I May 3 Rye-- No 8ff70e fully as possible coffe dull Bento 4 I JMo It Vi Max— No 1 1 17 ' 2 This depends of course on how' Spot Street clover Med— 88 900111 well you know the bride and groom U 8 TREASURY REPORT' $HNN1RFQ or either But something like this la WASHINGTON July 31 (AP-- Thf WINNIPEG! July Jl (As“wheat of th treasury July 31 was: lutujei usually sent: “Every good wish to Receipt for July 3 37184008 33: exlow- - cIoh you both for all the Hlxh' j 110548394 73 happiness in the penditure balance 78 78 July 79 4 ‘ Custom 4 or lor month world" “Best dutlea wishes for every hapOctober 19 80 80 44411 December 1 n and dearest love to piness both" tt reeetnts Total you for fiscal year July (sine 1 No northern No I 1 Ch wheat: 818142 391 971 expenditure 2o9107-9- 0 northern 78 He No I northern 78e: 74c 84 (including 341018786 40 1933 King Features Syn- emergency Oato-- No S white 38c No I white (Copyright ’ ot 8104- tsceu expenditure 'pjn'Muresn dlcate Inc J5e fvvjiOdtll l lil She was the mother of seven children five of whom survive: Marion Henrle Delta Francis Henrle Marysvale Edgar Henrle Mrg Ann M Excell and Mrs Myra Cameron Pentultch Funeral gervleet were conducted Mondty In the Pantultch L D 8 South ward chapel yellow wax 193c mostly Beet (bunched)— Utah ho 84o: Belli PLEASANT GROVE— Alfred Jonathan Harvey 65 died at hit homa Saturday of miner' consumption He was born here a son of Alfred and Brown Harvey and Uved 'her all of Ilf Defaults Bond Interest hisBurvlvlnt ire the followint brother! and slaters: Mrs Mary Mercer Balt Lake Mrs DENVER Colo July 31 (UP)— Nettle Jackson Mrs Mettle Holman John and Bruce Harvey Pleasent Grove The Colorado Fuel & Iron company B Funeral services will be conducted Tueswill default semiannual interest pay- day In tha L D 8 Third ward chapel with Interment In Pleasant Grove City cemements or bonds due tomorrow Ar- tery thur Roeder president of the comannounced here tonight pany Mra Gedake S Decision to omit payment of interest was reached by a meeting of the PAN or ITCH— Mrs Oedsk Schow Henrle 8 died Saturday at the home of her daughboard of direetofs of the C F & I ter Mre Philo Cameron after a lingering Illness today Roeder said She was bora ’In Msntua September 20 Two groups of bonds will be af- 1888 daughter of Nelse Christian and fected Colorado industrial bonds and Ann Ma Schow She was married to James Colorado- Fuel Sc Iron general bonds Henrle June 18 1879 In the St George L D 8 temple being his third wife They Roeder said moved to Pantultch with the first settlers No explanation or interpretation j)f helping to pioneer thla city gnd later Arts the announcement was offered be- She was president of the L D 8 Primary yond the bare statement that interest association ten years aerved as counselor L D in the 8 stake Relief society board payments would not be made and eecretary of the ward Relief society She was a talented sinter having been a choir member aince the was 12 years old The past few years the resided at Delta until Illness necessitated her return Colorado Fuel and Iron Air Linejo Have Fifth Birthday Montana and Washington has practically doubled Its daily mileage since its inauguration five years ago As compared to the 101$ miles flown per day in the beginning opentions today cover 2654 miles daily During the five years ot operatioh the company has carried approximately 13000000 plecea of mail CASH QUOTATIONS In beginning the fifth year ot operCHICAOO July St (AP)— Whest— No S ation the company’s services provide 4 StWtiMVyeii No I herd MWMc No t yellow bard 88 6 89c Mm 1 mixed longer trips extended service to Montana an air express service and im80H988WO Corn— No I mixed 48c: No !8 yellow radio facilities proved 7 1 No white Oita— No S white UftSSc No I white 88 87 eo— 1790 Alfred Jonathan Harvey la August-1- 5 CHICAGO July 31 UP)— Seeking to stem the downward trend in grain prices directors of the Chicago board of trade after a protracted meeting tonight announced that “there shall be no future trading in grain and provisions below the closing prices on grain and provisions Monday July 31 1933“ The ruling is effective until August September wheel December wheat May wheat September corn December corn May corn September sail December bate May eats September rye December nr May rye September barley December barley September lard Ootober lard November lard December lerd January lardbell lea September October belllea " 6 National Distillers Products corporation REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS and subsidiariea report for the elx months Mary Tripp to J P Larsen secended Jun 80 net profit of 1478848 equal tion 1ft township 2 south ranis 2 west after dividend requirement on the preferred etock to 80 cent! a ehara on the Marearct Albies to John N Cromer common This compares with 1301031 or ot al lot 4 block 40 Plat B MW 20 cent a common that in th first ball Clalra M Koch ot al to Ernest W ' Of 1933 SSi section II township 1 south The National Parks Airways will Ston A Webster Xne for th quarter Baxter sen rant 1 east SO ended had n consolidated net loss Lamar Nelson to O M auric Romobserve the fifth anniversary of Its July of 8298087 net Income of 8249174 ney lot 1 block 17A plat A founding during the month of August In th lame atalnst O Maurlca Romney to Prudential quarter last year “The company which operates planes Insurance company lot 1 block 17A plat A between Salt Lake and points in Ida'73 MS 3 Damages of $7500 Asked Iij Contract Breach Suit Until the ing an order for the material-bColumbia Steel company of Pittsburg Cal who were reeeptly awarded the contract for furnishing the steel for the second San Francisco bridge This deposit located by Baxter in 1922 is said to be the best in the country for both purity and quantity Since resuming operation three carloads have been shipped Fluorspar is used as a flux in the making of steel and during normal times it is in demand by chemical and glass in dustries James Robinaon 44 a reaident of Fort Brldxir Wro died In a local boipltai Monday at s 09 p m ot carcinoma of 'the itomach Mr Robinson had been at the hospital hire for three weeks Hi wa a world war veteran and a member ot the American Lesion at Fort Brldxer For the poet aeveral yeare he had operated an automobile repair sarax at Fort Brldxer Burvlvlnt are his widow llra Carolyn J Robinson Fort Brldxer hie mother Mr Mary A Robinson Cortea Colo an adopted dauxhter Nellie Dale Robinson Fort Brldxer and the followint brothers and alxters Mrs Richard Koppcnhaffer and Earl Robinson of Cortex Col Mre Claud Chase ot Huston Idaho Leonard Robinson of Dolores Colo Arthur Robinson of Tiger Colo and Ci A Robinson of Balt Lake The body will be taken to Fort Brldxer tor funeral and burial v 12 PANY0N COTTAGES U BENT THREE suit boxee lost Ircm autoi contain-In-a suit and clothlne Return to H Q CABfNorTent In Emigration 'canyonTbeS-tifu- l Cremated Hotel Utah for reward lawns shade cold wfinw delight14000 per month fully cool oiled roads BROOCH large pink cameo lost In buelneat Hopper Hyland 3197-- R district Hy 1780-- w Reward Albert H Beegman 89 of 848 Brykn avenue died suddenly Monday at 9 10 p m BAG— Brown Gladstone bear cont personal of a cerebral hemorrhax effect of W O Beckham lost about 4 at th family miles north of Mai id Idaho Return residence WANTED to Mr Bergman waa born In Sweden Janustore Mated or to W O Beckham 623 K 2nd Bo Balt Lake fiGOtRigrssrsirfsnf ary It 1844 and emigrated to Utah In 1874 He married Emily Luff la 1894 and and Cltr expresa collect Liberal reward carlni for male Invalid Janitor Give In 1898 returned to Sweden to fulfill a d0o small dark brown male erooked tall garden work and chauffeurlng 3 million for the L D B church Until reBox 893 experience and references license to lost Jumbo Answers cent years Mr Bergman waa active In local Trib-Tel- e Wae 1078-- R Reward business and church clrclex reddlah COOK— Fast abort “order cook Call after He Is survived by three daughters Mrx DOO small female Pomeranian 4 0 1077 Bo Main Answere to brown with white cheat L E Webb and Mrs Reed Harrow of Balt name Susie weight about f lbs lost WANTED— 2 salesmen for electrical dept Lake and Mra H D Everxoll of Beverly 1004 If to returned K Reward So lit A Cal H son Hills one Pert floor time See Mr Cushman 6th Bergman of Ban or call Hr 6904 Prtneiseo and two graridchlldrefi fir Keith O'Brlcn’e Funeral arrangements will be announced BROOCH large pink cameo lost In butlnes HAVE- - openinte for 2 men aroqnd 35 for later Reward district Hr 1760-permanent ateady work A car a help but not essential Apply employment 401 Ness bldg Tuesday p m A 5 EXPERIENCED Must hav talesmen Call Felt Radio credit references good Mrs Alice A Sellway 85 witfow of Thomas EXPERT maseaae Pranco-Amerlcagent 331 So Main 4132-23 818 R K 1ST SO Wat Bellway and pioneer of Dillon Mont male invalid do Janitor and died at the borne of her daughter Mrs T E VERY beet massaee hot bnth al rub A tee TO care forwork and drive autos Give exgarden Smith 1430 Ninth East street Monday at B de room 276-9Hours 18 to 8 9 Box and reference! perience 015 p m of paralyele Trlb-Te16 to 185 fillings 81 to II Mra Sellway waa born In Kenosha WIs PLATES 511 Scott bide ENERGETIC man wanted for Dr Dr Hudson Thomas national large July 20 1847 and came west to Montana concern car bond required Apply 2 to W So Tem-pl- e In pioneer day Bha had lived In Balt Lake RELAXATION massage 138 4 p m If employed 7 to 4 p m 175 Was 0968 Mias Walker Hrx 11 to 9 ten yeare So Main suite 402 Surviving beside her daughter gre four MASSAGE— Elec treatment Eva McNalley sons Mark M Bellway Alhambra Cal YOUNG man to clean walls etc for tuition exper nurse 403 So 2nd E Wat 6298-- R Bert F and R J Bellway of Dillon and EASTERN masseuse Business College Henager’s 10 bath and massage George D Sellway of Melrose Mont a m to 9 p m Apt 313 25 No 1st W PAPER HANGER painter handy man mar-rie- d The body will be taken to Dillon Tues823 E Snd South Apply day for funeral services and burial under EASTERN messeuse bath and massage 10 a m to 0 p m Apt 313 28 No 1st W the direction of the B T Ricketts mortuary RESTFUL massage hot bath al rub 34 8 TRAINING Main apt 420 10 to 7 p m Miss Smith pMPLOYMENT Albert Cecil Jamea Robinaon Cecil - LOGAN — John Smith 41 and 39 pleaded not guilty Monday when arraigned before City Judge Jesse P Rich on a second degree burglary charge They are being held in the county- - jail undef-bondof $1500 each Their trial will be Thursday at 10 a m They are accused of stealing copper cable ahd switches from a pumphouse t at Cache Junction Sheriff Jeff StoWell received word state bureau of idenMonday from the tification which showed Smith had been arrested in Utah Idaho Montana California and Oregon mostly for vagrancy and burglary Shupe has been arrested four other times records show in Utah Idaho iANGt OP UADINd YUTUIEI and Wyoming for drunkenness burCHICAOO July St (API— Wheat— tow Close glary grand larcency and investifilth Open Juiv S3 19 tq I saw gation I 03 93 15 93 “Required Number : Of Names r Former S L Physician To Be Buried on Coast Board of Trade Pegs Values at Gosing July 31 huge fluorspar deposit V T Baxter six miles west of Broken Hills Nev has been resumed follow- 0ST AND F6UND OBITUARIES DS - 41 East 9th South Wasatch 3914 1190—1933 Oidsmobil sedan pr-ir- ct eond Must sacrifice on account of Mckoma 83 Edison it Murray 43rd 8a ' - |
