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Show KACtfA, CTATC KUDAY, YZZZ.'UAZLY 2I wiLiLis BEVERLT HILLS. Well all I know Is just what I read 1s the papers. The lame duck Congress has been putting as on s mighty Inspiring example of just how hon-er- y a Congress 1CC3 MOTHER DIES AFTER BIRTH OF BABY GIRL Week This Arthur Brisbane iy V McKinleys Dinner Pail No Drug Store Beer Great Pacific Base Technocracy Not Dead The usual American dinner, with speeches, remembered William McKinley, on the ninetieth anniversary of bis birth, January 30. President Hoover said "his was a regime la which the American people finds particular satisfaction. Thats no exaggeration. How sudcaa be. If they ambitions and conditions denly make up really among us. McKinley promchange their minds to full dinner pall" and probe honery. We ised "the duced IV That pleased everybody, about Just got soon was taken for granted four more weeks but "Tbe full pocket book" was next In of show and then and war with its pouring these boys go demand, out of billions pro v! Jed that into what some we changed from the writer has fullNowpocket have book to the full bread termed oblivion, Oblivion Is a one I""-neline days.W' J way ticket town. L 11 n- ' to Back tbe pell, Step? ' But the minute these guys get out probably, then srsi ta - Pi'I ot there here will come another pocket book, tie-- utvla hi t t? baach, aad take their places. Now bread line until lntfilii,'ent Amerwhether the sew bunch Is better ica" leaas how to bilar'--o itrd .lotbaa the old bunch Is just kinder tion xud dirirbuUju. like cutting off a bunch ot sheep She eper.is mat-l- to boance ary-tVas they run through the gate, stopu "XV. budget or prohibition, or ping em because they dont look so debt policy, good, then opening up the gate aad Washluon says President try out the other half ot em to see Hoowr will moke his farewell If they are any better. But we got speech on Fctioury 1", at a Rp.ib-llc.v- n rid of an awful lot of old rams at dinner In honor of Lincoln. II thla shearing anyhow. We had some ha spokp from the hvait, the Presiold big horned babies that had been dent mlpht make a short speech, la that Senate eorrall so long that as. ' atd Gentlemen: I have a time, and 1 don't thelfv boms were getting kinder hud ore lof twisted, but some likable old ani- envy iry successor; the lucky man mals at that is Cool'djTe." ' , President Hoover, never profane, Well we are all getting ready for the new deal. Wo dont know what will not do tint. And he noy not kind ot hand we will get, bat we conclder it his "farewell speech. want It even It Its just duces. It will Grovar Cleveland went out, and at least get us out of our expectant came back. mood. Democrats been doing a lot A young writer enthusiastically of stirring aronnd since they got ed to come promised work. Couple of weeks ago describes beer, supps bunch of em went down to Mussell back soon, as nourishing, consolShoals Dam to figure out what they ing and naming, a great help in could Irrigate, or imitate, or nitrate, fighting off mental depression" or fertilate with It That dam was Tbe Reverend Dr. Phillips of the bollt when It looked like the war, Fi;et Eaptl.it Church In Cleveland like depression, vu going to run says that is sioag. Not beer, but forever. We had an awful lot of religion has power to take men through the depression. things JlgMStMiigJa t3r ftrmrtir P'Ttatnrltr suggesdam it we had a war, but we cant tion that sale of Leer be authorised think of a thing to do with It, only In drug storeo, with other soft have another war. should be disposed of In dr This Mussell Shoals Is an awful theInks," negative qulcly and permapretty Dam. Its not like the Boulder nently. Dam. Mussell Shoals Is a long dam, If it Is true that the reople In very long, over a very wide river. tend to rely on beer for money to Boulder Is over a very steep river. run their government, which se-Its In the deeepst narrow canyon rather pathetic, they must arrr.nge you ever saw. Mussell Shoals Dam to have the beer eold somewhere. la laying down, and Boulder Dam Tpu cant collect on beer that Isnt Is standing np on end, but Mussell eold. But there should be no quesShoals has got the most machinery, and a mighty fine little city by there tion of allowing beer to ba sold in drug stores to which children are named Florence ent every day. Both Dams were really made for The American Druggist," trade fertiliser purposes, Mussell Shoals of drug stores, prole ts ener. paper to make nitrates fertiliser and getically and rightly against this Boalder to make coavsrsateos ferpreposterous suggestion that drug tiliser for the Los Angeled Jett netores take the place of the old uters If we can ever get our heads saloon. np from behind' these mortgagee. The Navy proposes a base at San Every time the Government starts Pedro, Calif., the harbor at Ixs to run It to make something at Mas-se- ll Angeles, big enough to hold tbe enShoals, why the politicians from tire United States fleet. This, acthe water power States raise np and cording to naval authorities, would bowl, "Dont put the government In give "the greatest security for the the power biiRlncssl" nation In case of war, also economy and convenience for the fleet. They are always var.ting the Government 40 spend the taxpayers The worlds most Importin' sea" money to build something, then used to be the waters ne.fr the dont want em to run It Why cant Greek Islands. The landlocked Medthe Government run it. or anything iterranean later bccime the center else they have bulltt They run the of world activities. Then tbo Atlan Poet Offices and deliver a letter tic Ocean became the "real ocean. from the North to the South Pole Gradually the world is realizing for t cents. that the big Pacific, dwarfing the This Dam business is getting to others, will be the "real ocean of be quite a racket anyhow. Every tbe future. The Pacific Is certainly our ImCongressman If hes got a little stream running through his clients portant ocean. Our frontage on that international highway is longpasture wants to get an appropriaer than on the Atlantic, and far out tion to dam it np with a Federal In the Pacific we have Hawaii, and generally under a racthe Philippines that foolish Conket called flood control It the politicians hare tboir way gressmen would abandon, and there wont he a toot ot water la Guam, which should be made for the United States the greatest base thla country thats not standing In the world for fighting airplanes. above a Dam. This could offend nobody, since It We are sure getis known that the United States ting sucked into will attack no nation. a lot of things for the sole benWe may not know, or think much efit of a local about it "out of sight, out of mind, community to be but Paraguay and Bolivia are still paid for by fighting,, a few hundred killed now everybody. Just and then. Each, of those few hunthink ot an old dred, with stomach ripped open, bird owning a leg blown off, or other casualties, farm away out knows that war la hell, even on a in tbe Country small scale. Chinese and Japanese, In most any out in northern Manchuria, fighting ot the way place. know also that war Is hell especno pared road, no dam, no rural deially at forty degrees below zero. livery, yet through hli taxes he la paying for every dam, every road, -- News for Technocracy worriers. and every other dam thing that he Men for centuries have tried unIs not using. But ths Democrats are successfully to climb Mt. Everest, going to do something about it highest peak on earth. Many lives Maby build some more dams and havs been lost In the attempt. loads. Now' pilots will take their Huey has been mighty quiet here cameras, scientific observlately. Kinder resting np for the ers, over the great peak and surbig show that win open some time rounding mountains, and, let Techafter March. That will be bold In nocracy wall. Within three hours the nature of a Democratic reunion. from the time they start they will There will be acattering Republihave photographs that will enable can! la there, but they will remain them to map accurately every inch scattered. February is going to be of the ML Everest region, securing a kind ot standstill month from a a perfect survey of mountain, geographical mineral and political glaciers, ravines, everything on the aepect There will be slight rains surface of the great mass. What but no heavy damage done till the flyers will do In three bosrs-gotnMarch. Everybody is thinking up up SS.DOr feel a thooSkM things to do and aay for the new men, crawling, climbing, slipping, Congress. Some ot the members are could not do in many years. That going so far as to get a new shirt la Technocracy, which geese toll the modern curse." for It Well the people cant attends ((B.lrit, by Kias Fwtm trrtoa kaj They bavent got a shirt lUi,MctmfkSrahtete.la xt t- . i WASHINGTON 'WONDERS rntw of Oratory IXS. then nduced to mthoa eight tarts. bora ta Thi Court, Virginia, two kuM Or a fiepper If you prefer to serve a Washington supper, hens another suggested menu: Creels Ckkktm ia Cfvumtml dime e Potato Chipi me yearn (& U ki ul oo hli procure bow, bo Or, undoubtedly bo tmprooaod, mad fled.feser KuOf noeaibly a Bttte bit dismayed. Uamtrn Swked ' ' Ho population of tbo fhlrUra rinnl outao Imo tbu Xkeep Ditk Cherry fa , 0,000. Tbo population of ow fort-elstatue today to more Tbo syrup tram tbo than lil.KMUKK), or moro tbaa thirty times ao Urge.. grapefruit la the salad Is ased la boa aa eminently practice! tbo trot coarea. If desired, some man. How, bo well might aok, of tbo syrup from tbo chorrloa aro oo many people to bo fed? may also bo added to title drink Bat bo .might bo grntilM if bo to make It rod. wao told that tboy are aot only Tbo Roolpoo nil fed, aad very much better tod tbaa ta bio day, bat they moke a Cropeft-eCooombor ood Mel pedal taaot day of tbo date apoa sate doiod; Drain tbo contents which bo woo bora. of a Ma 1 oaa of grapefruit. and Hist ti SOS TSSSOO tbo trull. Peel one Meant-- r, called thio otory "Washington chill out ta wafer thla siloes and Wooden," but that title caa also hove another nlgniflonnra, It crisp la lee water. Drain the co mber aUces, aad arrange them Blight refer to oome of tbo call and the grapefruit ta nests of aary wondere which are created lettaea. Decorate with stripe or bio- birthdays-Theae-wro- the boo of eeaaed ptmioato. Pear woodero that were going to eoaflao ever a cold Proaeb dressing oareelveo to writing aboot because to whichvery a little grapefruit Jaiee we (confidentially) really drat a little chopped green pepper kaow what Waablagtoa would and ia bora added. wonder it bo could ace ao bow. Doep Dieh Cherry Porte; Drain Reft White and Blue tha orateate of a No. S eaa of red Of cooreo tbo deeoratioao of a pitted cherries, and divide among Waahlngtoa dinner moot carry sight deep Individual tart tins, or out oar national color ochcino custard cups, or ramekins. Mix red. white aad blue. There arc one-hacup sugar with tour many waya to do It with ribbons, tablespoons flour, aad sprinkle Bowen, crepe paper, plates and over cherries. Pat bite of butter s glosses, even with the foods on top. Pour over cup theme elves. But. wo promised to cherry syrnp.Cat out rounds c( toll what some of thoae tooda pie pastry, cut silt la tope and bleb Constitute Waablagtoa press late shape over tops ot tins widen an, ee bare la a or eaotard cape. Bake about thirty each a patrtoOe dlnaor; minutes, having oven hot at first, vu Seed vu Crtele Cliche in CVoutiit.Iej Bsutd one tablespoon ouloa in two tablespoons buf ,r. add three ta blue poona flour, end tlr smooth. Add the coiuet.t'- ot e a can of chicken broth, and cook until creamy. Adi cne cup canned tomato, salt, pi ,i.-r- , the cut up contents of a 12.,i.oc caa et chicken, cup diced celery and one teaspoon lemon Juice. Serve hot on eroustades or on toast poluts. Serve alx. ...Washington erry Crriv. Tarter Scald one aul onu Utlf cups milk la double boiler. Xix d cup sugar, throe and one-hatablespoons flour tin a few grains of salt, add to nl.k. aad cook until thlrk sud rrui.uy, Add two stirring constantly. lightly beaten eggs. ecoU a minute longer, coo,, and jut., me-hal-f teaspoon vanilla. Fid bottoms of small baked tart sli-!with this. Meanuhile, rcok the content of a No. 2 can of red pitted cherries, and ug&r gently - 1214-ounc- stf one-fourt- -- one-thir- lf lf s two-third- ooJo?-57 ..SJUL ,rjrt Pickle Cheeee Biicuiti JPeehtogSeo Cherry Cream Tar It Coffee u ' IW. with. cup u:ar until, the syrup is thick. Cool and cover custard in tarts with the slated two-third- s Cherries and thick syrup. makes eight to ten tarts. 0 a cast the Intpiredona far Theta New Spring PEDOTS8 WHAT m array! Fferak fai Infinite variaty! Kkh rvra plaida and diagonal ttripreol Don and checks Cor the children! Light prints ground, dark fayanraary and lor EVESY taste! pounds ptttama colorings in in colors Irethioa latt Qrearty printed freporred cotton Isbrt.Tbo prices simply SHOUT.VUnH sr. Ti If , R&do Cambric Our finest seller. rupuiariy A rn Percale msrrel at this low price "Brcaddolts Plain Colors Thi sAo' From Paris to Penneys Avenus This 86 inch. HOUSE FROCKS a labos bbifixcht just sicxivau Buy Severtf At Once IcEach it4 n L-ril-es h-- ns -- " Edna Services For Mis- Leatbaas Held Monday Funeral Funeral services for Mt. Edna Hark ness Leatham, wife of George L. Leatham. were held Monday in tbe Magna L. D. S. ward and attended by hosts of friends who bad assembled to tender mate tributes to tbe dead wife and mother. Mrs. Leatham died in a Salt Lake from complications hospital Friday Sbe was resulting from child-birtborn in Ireland, May 6, 1899. and had lived in Magna for a number of h. years. She respect was a true mother in every cf tbe word, alwaye laboring nd seeking the best interests for ber family. Sbe was a mtmber of the Magna L. D. S. ward, and although her home duties were many, sbe was an ardent church worker and loyal to all of its principles" Her passing leaves a niche that will he sorely missed in the yean to come and friends. Sbe was y her family nos i and beloved for her kindness mu wonhy purposes in life. V.rv icing are her husband, three i.u : WiL am. Donald and Glenn a .cjtnam. four daughten: Doris, Don-old infant. All baihe and a : ? a brother, Robert Harkness. and five sisters, Mn. Annie ,iaia and Mrs. Margaret Hanson of Ubert. Canada: Mn. Eva Hogan--et- i, Mr,. Sarah Bergstrom of Salt t.al.e and Mrs. Allen Benson of Mag-nMj-jra- en a. Interment was made in the Wasatch Lawn burial park. CARD OF THANKS J. G PENNEY CO. (Continued from page One) tirement should nflect, for the common stock s redact, oa of soon! J5 76.000 ia fixed dividend charges oa preferred stock. After adjustment for the proposed of preferred stock retirement, the ratio is current assets to current liabilities in excess of 10 to 1. The success of the management la the effort to control the merchandise investment and to maintain s strong liquid position for the Company was attested by a reduction ia excess of S9.000.000 in the closing merchandise inventory as compared with tbe This reduction was previous year. considerably in excess of the reduction dne to price decline.' It is not tbe purpoee of tbe report to forecast trends for the future, but we believe the actions referred to are warranted by present conditions and continue to leave the Company in s position to take advantage of opportunities which may arise for the further development of its busi- - Utah Copper-Offe- rs -- 1. Road Terns To Co. Terms under which the Utah Copy per company will grant a to the county for the ptopoeed Airport Tooele federal aid highway. were submitted Monday by tbe county commisaioa for ready by the legal de- partment. is sought over a ditch y on the Copper Company's property. investigation of the route has bcrei completed by the County Surveyor Joseph Blkkensdetfer. right-of-wa- -- Rigbt-of-wa- FINAL RITES HELD FOR MRS. PETTIT -- Mr George Leatham and family wuh to express their sincere thanks lor sympathy and many services renWoman Of dered during tbe recent bereavement Passing Deeply Moaned By of their be,oved wife and mother, EdEveryone na Harkness Letham. Mr, George Leatham and family. Marked by a simplicity which had distinguished her entire life, fnnetal services for Mn. Ruth Helen Pettit. 65, wife of Parley Pettit of Magna, were held T nesday noon' at the Magna L. D. S. Ward chapel. Mn. Pettit, died Friday in a Salt Tom Vagles, who was arrested re- - Lake hospital after a lingering illness Pehr-on of several years. She had suffered a tr:ly ly Deputy Sheriffs N. F. tbe past several and P. A Hanks on a charge of great deal during liquor, weeks previous to her passing. peesion ofto intoxicating the charge Thursday The services were opened with picad guilty ta Ja Jgr Wtlttam 'i tcsedrr s: court;--Hprayer bjr Mark BatteyrTtrertounjt--lor- , followed by a selection from the was released on $400 bond. Trial for tbe accused will be held at double mixed quartette; prayer, H. a later scheduled date. Elmen, selection, Wonderful Mother of Mine," Cyprus girls sextette. SPEAKS AT MEETING George Brown, an intimate friend he third class in Adult Education of the family in extending hie condolicr parents here was held Wednesday ences, said that Mrs. Pettit bad been budding, with Phi- a true helpmate, a wise and gliding it ti:e lo T. I arr.xworth as the guest of the mother and an ardent church worker. afternoon He spoke on "Mental Hy- Mr. brown aaid thit although she and told in detail how our could have lived a score of yean longgiene mental meihamsm affects the physical er, sbe had accomplished deeds and His talk was very in- acts during bar period on thi earth coordination Tbe next what more women conld not have formative and interesting. meeting of the organization will be done in a much longer life. He exne.d a: .00 p m. Wednesday, Mat- pressed his high opinion of Mrs. Pettch 1. All parents are invited to atit and told of his sorrow ia her passtend. ing. A vocal solo, End of Perfect Day was given by Mn. Frances D. Ridge. NO : iCL I O CREDITORS John Bawden, in offering bis sympaE.tate of JOSEPH H LAKE. De- thy to tbe family, said that it was hil ceased belief that tbe wife and mother had Creditors w, ill present claims with been released from her long suffering vouchers to the undersigned at 206 of pain, and that tbe had been ailed Ktarns Budd.ng. Salt Lake City, Utah to the realm of on or belote the 2dth day of April, A selection was given by the rm girls sextette, by te MRS ROSE B LAKE, administra- marks by Mark Bailey, who as a pertrix cf toe estate of Joseph H. Lake, sonal friend of tbe Pettit family, Deceased spoke of tbe ideal family life that they BRADY H ACilESON, had enjoyed, and offered his sympaAttorneys for administratrix, thy and pf all the church members. first publication TJ. O My Father from Selection, Last pttbltorion' da.e the double mixed quartette 2nd pnytr given by Verl Haws closed the serWell-Kno- -- liquor Violator Pleads Guilty -- e hign-s.ho- ' 1 higher-after-lif- Dd'li. ANGELA R. FERRIS Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 705 Judge Bldg., Salt Lake City. Utah, on or before the 15th day of April A. D. 1933. Olive Perris, Administratrix of the estate of Angela R. Ferris, Deceased. L. B. Wight, Attorney for said estate Pint publication date Feb. 3. 1933. Last publication date I:eb. 24, 1933. Estate of SHERIFFS SALE In thr District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the County of Salt Lake, State of Utah, I1RST SECURITY TRUST COM- a corporation. Plaintiff, VS. NELI IE E. JONES and ARTHUR E JONES, her husband. JOHN F. K1LR and ESTELLA KISER, bis wife. Defendants. To be sold at Sheriff's Sale at tbe west front of the County Courthouse m the City and County of Salt Lake, State of Utah, on the 7tb day of March, 19 33, at 12 o'clock noon of said day that certain piece or parcel of real property situate in Salt Lake County. State of Utah, described as follows, Commencing at the Southeast corner of Lot 2, Block 18. Plat Salt Lake City Survey, and running thence West 37 feet; thence North 90 feet: thence East 37 feet: thence South 90 feet to the place of beginning. Also, commencing at a point 40 feet East of the Southwest corner of Lot 1, said Block 18, and running thence North 140 feet: thence West 40 feet; thence North 25 feet: thence East 50 feet: thence South 165 feet; thence West 10 feet to the place of beginning. Purchase price payable in lawful money of the United States. Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah, this 10th day of February. 1933. r t: GRANT YOUNG. Sheriff of Salt Lake County. Utah ByHeber G. Taylor, Deputy. S. Bowen U Quinney. Attorneys for Plaintiff. First publication date Last publication date 3 3 3 3 -- jJtTSSBWS I George and Sarah Hadley. Sbe had been a resident of Magna for a umber of yean. Surviving are her bnsband, two C S, Rhiner of Salt Lake and Mis Ruth Jan Pettit of Magna; a brother, Harvey Hadley of Saldy; a sister, Mn. Edith Chapman of Berkley, California and one grand" child. She waa a member of tbe W. B. A. organization and p rev ions to her illness had been an active member of tbe Magna Ward Relief Society. With her passing, one of Magnas most respected and beloved citizens has passed on to a higher reward. daughter. Mr. Utah Copper Official To Receive Degree Dr. C. H. Multon, director of the Missouri School of Mints, announced recently that D. C Jackling, president of the Utah Copper company, will com to Rollo, Missouri, May 1 to receive a degree of doctor of engineering, voted to him by tbe school ia 1928. Jackling bat been one of tbe benefactors of the school and waa a at tbia institution. rend-etude- nt Grartite School Board Re-Elec- Supt. ts Dr. Calvin S. Smith will continae of Granite district schools for the next year, it wat an- Friday by A. eorge Lavin, clerk of the Granite district board of education. While formal election of a superia- tendent does not take place until Jom, members of the board felt that early notification waa advisable in order that Dr. Smith might carry on pro- jected plans on program, budget and teachers contract. as superintendent SPEAKERS i1! . HERE mbly at c,pal School Wednesday, the Cyprus High F. I Henroid, attorney of Salt Lake and Philo T. Farnsworth spoke of the hfe of Grorge Washington. Principal wdwok introduced ipokrrt. t . i i. Mn. Pettit was bora in Salt Lake, 7, 1857, a daughter of March A, -- h ' vices. NOTICE TO CREDITORS PANY, Fi' . Cyp-"aw- r it |
