Show THE OGDEN What To Do When Called Upon Jury MARKETS CLOSE WOOL TRADING ABOVE NORMAL FOR GOOD FRIDAY Prices Slightly Irregular On Exceptions Are livestock Centers Bar Silver Fine Medium U S Reports Fleeces BOSTON April 19— (AP)—The Commercial Bulletin 'will say to- morrow: "There Is a good business in wool still being done rather above normal average In volume Fine and line medium territory wools constitute the bulk of the of f eringsL at prices slightly irregular Other wools have been held steady "In the west the new clip movement is considerably delayed this season with operations distinctly slow in getting started Foreign markets are rather against the buy-er on lessened activity "Mohair is without material change for the week" The Bulletin will publish the fol lowing quotations:' Ohio and Pennsylvania' fleeces Comb Delaine unwashed 5 blood combing ing 7 Vi blood combing Michigan and New York fleeces: Vi blood 4 Delaine unwashed r 24-25- NEW YRK April 19— (AP)— Vir- tually all financial and commodity and foreign markets domestic business today in obsuspended servance of good Friday The exceptions included New York bar silver and federal reports of the various livestock centers The banks were open While the New York stock exchange and other securities markets will resume tomorrow most of the commodity exchanges will extend the holiday until Monday Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations Quotations Furnished By J A Hogle & Co April 19 1935 5 LISTED STOCKS blood combing combing 3 M '4 blood combing Bid j Asked Wisconsin Missouri and average 00 10 American Explor Indiana and New England: 12 10 Hill 2 blood Big ?i Mining combing combing 21-04 04 3 com Bingham Metal i blood combing 00 01 mon and braid 19-black btarry Bonanza Mining 15-01 00 Bullion cotts seedyMining 08 09 Bristol Silver — Scoured basis: 13 10 Texas: Fine 12 months (selected) Cardiff Mining 24-2- 23-2- 32 - 22-2- 24-2- 24-2- 5- 23-2- 21-2- 22-2- 22 20 16 fine short 12 months 8 fine 8 months 5 fall 7 mid California: Northern 8 5 4 die County southern 3 59-6- 55-5- Central Standard Chief Cons Colo Cons Mining Columbus Rexall 5 fine scoured carbonized lambs Combined Metals 6 Crescent Eagle Oregon: Fine and F M staple Croff Mining 2 fine and F M combing 54 Crown 57 fine and F? M clothing 5U-5-3 Dragon Con E Crown Pt Territory scoured basis: 52-5- 82 45-4- 53-5- 53-5- 55-5- 59-6- Pt-M- ng 54 48 65-6- 7! 60-6- 57-6- 62-6- 45 62-6- 55-5- 8 - Cape Winter firsts nominal 9 summer firsts fair good 8 Turkey m inal in bond) (Foreign prices 17 Turkey nom 18-1- 15-- 17-1- 16 16 LIVESTOCK — (AP-tJSDA)- 00 07 04 07 00 02 01 U 82 Kennebec Con Keystone Mining Lehi Tintic Leonora M & M Little May Mammoth Mining Mich Uah Moscow Silver Mtn City Copper Miners Gold Naildriver Mining New Quincy New Premier North Lily OMAHA April 19— 3000 moderately (AP-TJSDA)- — active higher than Thurssteady to day's average good to choice 200-2lb weights 870-8- 0 top 880 10 lb 280-35- 0 iu-id- u 40 860-7- 5 io PI! 160-2- 80 lb 84f 00 ouu-o- u feed0e" siaugnter 600-73- 5 09 01 03 01 95 02 02 75 02 59 03 78 05 60 02 00 47 00 04 01 40 00 04 350 400 00 35 03 01 50 20 05 1150 1200 35 00 38 Bingham City King Konold Nelson 01 01 Premier Utah Pioche Bristol Plutus Mining Provb Mining Rico Argentine Silver King C Silver King W 13 Silver Shield : Silver Standard Sioux Mining So St Mng Tar Baby 1 02 01 05 00 j I ' 01 19 I j 575 j 00 ' 01 03 02 07 00 03 33 590 235 02 03 85 00 90 j 01 05 I J 01 03 07 UNLISTED STOCKS Amal Sugar pfd 7700 8500 Cons Wag & M 110 (130 Utah Id Sg com 170 175 j Utah Id Sg pfd 800 850 Ut P & L 6 "pfd 1750 12000 Z C M I 3650 3950 nrrvivn siipc BrGtol 1000 8 Silver' : - ad - 01 175 i rip-roari- ng 07 50 01 06 01 42 00 03 03 05 Tintic Cent Tintic Lead Tintic Standard 273 532 Omaha Packers packers late Thursday ' truck load wooled Utah Cons old crop fat lambs 665 small lot Utah Met & T 117 lb ewes 400 lot shorn' lambs Victor Cons 5J25 Walker Mining Above quotations on rail shipr West Toledo ments reflect variable freight ben- Yankee Cons Zuma M & M' efits on cattle bought for Hogs: 09 06 01 By EUGErn E PRATT fin the trial jury box This box is Judge of Second Judicial District then shaken and the clerk draws 'TOMORROW you may be called from the box the names of those to serve upon the jury If you to sit as jurors in the trial of the are what are you going to do about case These prospective jurors are it? Do you remember the office-bo- y examined by the court and by counwho always had a grandmoth- sel for the parties and if any one er's funeral to attend upon each day Is found disqualified he is excused of a ball game? Is that going to and is replaced by another whose be your attitude if you are call- name is drawn from the box Coun' sel may excuse a certain number ed? serwithout believe that your you giving any reason for such Possibly vices to your employer are of so action and these are also replaced much importance to him that you by others The case then proceeds should be excused from jury service to trial MATTER OF CHANCE and selfishly he will be inclined to of asking There are other details to the agree with him to call the judge to have you procedure some of which will be excused ask him for a raise in sal- discussed later in this article such as oaths competency to act qualary The result will probably shed considerable light unon your im- ifications to act exemptions from portance in his opinion — and your service and excuses from service conscience won't bother you while It's not hard to see that your selection is greatly a matter of chance on the jury you are and rightly so Such procedure is to It is not unlikely that one litigant hand- - picking independent that you are not the prevent his do of another that you jurymen against his opponent employe not need the money that a juror but if you try to escape 'your duty gets for his services Of course the to serve as a juror you may be aidjudge is glad to know all of that ing him considerably in just such but when in a spirit of magnanim- an attempt Do you want to do that ity you call him on the phone and —or don't you care? If you don't tell him how much nicer it would care there is nothing In this article be if he would call in some of those that will Interest you and you had good men n the stseets who are better quit reading right now But out of work and let them serve remember don't howl when a jury don't overlook the fact that you are slaps down a nice fat verdict against considerable ignorance you for something for which you displaying You see the laws that your legisla- believe you are not responsible It's ture has passed prevent that But easy to be sued you know and init does not follow that you may not difference works both ways It may be that tomorrow will be aid your good friend of the street —not at all! Let him work for you your first experience in court for while you serve and turn over to jury service Having read this arhim your jury fee Undoubtedly he ticle thus far you have concluded that if you can ooze out of the will appreciate It It may be that the service upon picture this time the chances are you of a summons for jury duty very slim of being called again for causes you to suffer with nausea some time You may be right so far From this you conclude that you as another call to service is conhave some malady which would cerned But what about "oozing out make it impossible for you to sit of the picture?" It's possible that still the length of time required you knowing you lack a good exfor a jury trial You rush to the cuse for doing so fear to ask the phone call the judge and pour into judge to excuse youso yu believe his ear a long tale of physical disa that the next best way to escape bility and then wait with beating is that suggested by your friend: heart for his "You may be excus go to court and disqualify yourself ed" Don't you think it advisable Before attempting this however you to consider forr a moment and see had better give some thought to if your conclusions are correct Re what is required of you when you member the golf game you played get jthere social af TRUTH IS REQUIRED yesterday the fair you attended last night noi When you appear for service the to mention the fact Hhat you have first time an oath Is administered never had the least bit of trouble to you by which you solemnly swear looking after your own business af that you will make truthful anfairs If still In doubt consult your swers to questions put to you conphysician More- thaa likely he will cerning your competency to act as inform you in a polite way that your a juror Of course if an oath means ailment is nothing but a slight weak nothing more to you than raising ness in the backbone the right hand and grunting you HEARING IS BELIEVING will not have much difficulty in This all sounds foolish doesn't it? surmounting that obstacle But is But go up to court some time when that all that an oath means to you? jurors are assembling and before Think a little! Have you been prothe court is in session It's just pos fessing religious ideas all these years sible the judge may invite you in and have yet to learn the meaning to hears some of these excuses Hear of on oath! Or is it just a variable ing is believing in such cases as thing tin your mind—of the greatthese est solemnity in your church or What is the trouble anyway? Day lodge but so much red-taother after day you meet in your clubs places Give it some thought! and pompously expound upon the if you are accepted as Again: duties of citizenship Do you mean competent to serve as a juror for that those duties apply to others the term of court another oath is but not to you? At such times do administered to you whereby you you permit a mental reservation of solemnly swear that you will make special privilege in your self? Do truthful answers to questions put you believe that good citizenship to you concerning your qualificatcase contemplates the taking of - an oath ions to sit h the to make truthful answers as to your then before you forparticular trial Is this qualifications to sit as a juror and just another hand and grunt exer then the deliberate disqualifying of else? Then If qualified to sit In this yourself without grounds? Or is it trial another oath is administered merely a case of believing that jury to you in which you solemnly swear duty is just a bit of hocus pocus that you will to the best of your invented by the legal profession to anility try the-casbefore you fair make a trial dramatic and myster ly and impartially Naturally if you ious? are bent on oozing out of the Do you know that trial by jury ture you hope that you will picbe was born in the minds of the peo gone before this last oath is ad ple and out of the belief that no ministered and having such thought man should be deprived of his life in mind you try to frame your an liberty or property except by law- swers to questions put to you con ful judgment of his equals? Do you cerning your qualifications in such know that it has come down to you a way that an impression of bias through the centuries jealously or prejudice is left in the minds of guarded against encroachment as the judge and counsel You may be one of the greatest safeguards excused alright there's no reason against oppression? Do you know xor evading that fact but it will that it was brought to this country JttojLfeejor the reason yoU think by the colonists and has become you may believe you have been clev part of the constitution of every er and created that impression of state of the Union that it is here bias or prejudice Don't pat vour for your protection! Such are the seir on the back you haven't! You'll facts If you have any idea that probably be excused because the it's a bit of show for the edifica court and counsel and everyone con tion of the lawyers lust forget it cerned have become disgusted with It's a substantial birthright of every you and concluded that you are too free man And keep in mind that dumb to sit in the case If thev its as much your duty to serve upon don't reach that conclusion you will a jury as it is your right to de not be excused in spite of your ef mand that service of others when forts Don't Imagine for a minute : you are in trouble that with little or no court exne Do you wonder how you happen rience you can come into-cou- rt and ed to be picked upon when there practice some fancy work on men are so many others in the com whose lives are trained in listening munity who In your opinion are to every word you say and In diges better able to serve? Do you resent every thought you utter In the the Idea of your selection when so ting words of a college student who afmany of your friends have to your ter sawing and sawing upon a piece knowledge never been called If you of tough meat served him' at his are suffering in this way you may boarding house dinner threw down receive some enhghtment from the his knife and fork in defeat and following brief outline of jury selec exclaimed "Gosh! there ain't no - 01 01 Ohio Copper Park Park Park Park Park Park Park 10 29 03 04 20 40 05 70 60 59 North Standard OGDEN April 19— Hogs: 910 includes 117 direct Los Angeles market 454 San Francisco early packers 273 fairly active sales fully steady top 900 on several lots best light and medium weights mixed kinds 875 down few sows 675-70- 0 Cattle: 59 early sales limited to few lots good cows at 500-5- 0 and lower grades down to 300 --steady late Thursday car good 728 lb Utah steers 790 car 811 lb Utahs 775 odd lots medium and good steers common kinds and heifers 600-70- 0 550 down medium and good veaj- ers 600-75- 0 lower grades down to 400 few bulls 425-5- 0 Sheep : 5924 the following are California: Denver market 1110 Chicago packers 3981 Sioux City 02 01 60 30-3- 43-4- 04 00 01 50-5- 5 second combing good 30-3- 2 5 sec kid first carding ond combing 43-good carding 30-3- 2 5 second kid first kid 02 39 35-3- 50-- 52 01 03 18 52-5- 30 06 oo ya 01 00 04 !i 27 02? 03 63-6- 51-- 05 01 East Standard M blood combing East Tin Coal 5 pie choice 3 blood combing East Tin Con blood combing 46-East Utah Mining AA 63- - Empire Mines Fulled: Delaine 65 fine A supers 2 A supers Eureka Bullion 7 0 C supers 48 Eureka B supers Lilly 51 Eureka Mines Co Mohair: Domestic good original Eureka Standard Texas spring' 8 Texas kid Hern Silver bag' 2 Arizona and New Mexican Howell Mining 28-3 Oregon Iron Con King Domestic graded: First combing 60-6- 02 03 02 Fine sta Montana and similar: 03 01 54-5- 53-5- 02 85 0U£ Judge Finds That Some Persons Who Harangue Pompously About Citizen's Duty Give Flimsy Excuses to Escape Service you-Inste- 14 26-2- STANDARD-EXAMINE- R at pe e ' FRIDAY- - EVENING APRIL' 19' 1935 any felony or other high crime? When you are asked these last two questions don't imagine for one moment that the judge thinks you are an incompetent or a felon and is trying to embarrass you —they are impersonally asked FurthermQre it may be that your eyesight is very poor or your hearing very poor or it may be that you are suffering physiqally in such a way that it would be impossible for you to give your ejitire attention to the trial of the case But don't manufacture ills or disabilities for the occasion — re member what has been said about an oath There is one more ques tion that will be asked you: as to whether or not you are an officer or soldier of the United States or subject to its military control If you are you will be discharged from jury service It is not often that the juror Is excused from service of the lack of competency reason by except possibly in cases of physical disability As a result it is very like ly that you will be accepted as com petent and if you are it then be comes necessary for the court and counsel to ascertain your relationship if any to the particular case then set for trial A second oath is then administered to you as to your qualifications to sit in the trial of the case It is the duty of the judge to see that the trial is as impartially conducted as possible It Is also the duty of each counsel to his client to accomplish the same end You may see that if you are related by blood relationship or marriage relationship to either of the parties to the action or if one or both of the parties is a corporation and you are an officer of either it is reasonable to believe that your interest in the out come of the suit may interfere with your duty as a juror and under the law you are disqualified to hear that case although you may be perfectly competent generally to serve as a juror If it develops you are disqualified you are excused from sitting inthat particular case The disqualification if any there exists is not limited to merely a blood or marriage relationship It may include a business relationship such as debtor and creditor master and servant employer and employe principal and agent or a fiduciary relationship such as guardian and ward It is possible you may be a member of the family of one of the parties or a partner or connected in business with one of them or you may be on a bond or other obligation with one of them Under such circumstances you are disqualified Furthermore if you have been a witness in a previous trial between the parties for the same cause of action or if it Is expected of you to be a witness in the trial then before you it cannot be said that you can sit fairly and impartially and hear the case If you have any pecuniary interest in the outcome of the case it is not expected of you nor do the parties1 desire you to sit in its trial as a juror Nor should you sit in a case if you have formed an opinion of the facts by reason of the 'discussions with others claiming to know the circumstances But an Interest you may have merely as a member of the public or the opinion that you (may have from the reading of newspaper articles concerning the case do not necessarily disqualify you should keep in mind that you arc under oath and that oath is just as important as any other These oaths do not lose weight by the frequency of their occurrence "What is your occupation? This is a question which you should consider if you desire to be relieved from service on the jury under the exemption section of the statutes These exemptions arise out of the fact that certain occupations are of such importance to the public that it is inadvisable generally to draft their occupants for jury service Some of these are: a judicial or civil officer of the United States or of the state a member of the national guard: a person holding a county city town or pre-- J cinct office an attorney an editor of a paper or perodical a teacher in a university college academy or school a practicing ph3?sician or surgeon an officer helper or attendant of an alms house hospital asylum or other charitable institution an officer or attendant of a county jail or state prison an express agent mail carrier telegraph or telephone employe a miller a dispensing druggist of a prescription drug store a superintendent conductor fireman or engineer station agent of a railroad a member of the fire department and any female citizen who has the active care of minor children Do you hold one of these positions? If so the filing of an affidavit with the clerk by you stating the nature of your employment office or occupation will excuse you from attendance in person A telephone call to the judge is not a filing of an affidavit — bear that in DODND FORT TO CITY DESIR REPEATPROGRAM SALE CHANGES Drawn To Event Prepared For Parents Teachers Peery and Williams Leave 1 o nead With State Attracted by the elaborate proCrowd Large gram prepared for their enjoyment crowds went to the Parent-Teachevent at the Mound Fort 'Junior High school in numbers too large for the seating accommodations Many had to be turned away And so today announcement was made that the program will be repeated at the school next Friday night April 26 r Physical education and music demonstrations by pupils in the jun- - ior high and elementary grades 0 Horn Silver 100 at 59 Cattle: 1200 killing classes modNaildriver 100 at 60 90 at 59" erately active generally steady Park City Cons 200 at 43 stockers and feeders in light supply Silver King Western 50 at 38: 200 slow steady fed - steers and yearat jo 5 few lots 1100-7- 5 lings Silver Shield 500 at 1 few lots medium to good heifers Silver Standard 7000 at "2" bulk beef cows 550-75- 0 Tintic Standard 100- afr 590 few lots 5 cutter grades Walker 400 at 85 100 Sfi- on 950-107- 850-10- 00 - 775-87- t at medium bulls 550-60- 0 oo ouu at 83 at vealers top to 800 few all practical CLOSING SALES Interests 850 Eureka Lily 600 at 39 6000 lambs slow early Sheep: Indian Queen 3000 at V bids and indications around 25 lowKeystone 200 at 7 er sheep and feeders scarce steady bids and scattered sales fed 11 Park City Con 900 at 42: 1000 at early - best wooled lambs 800-2- 5 held — higher early bids fed clipped lambs 675-71- 0 best held above 125 best POTATOES feeding lambs 600 shearing lambs CHICAGO April in odd lots up to 740 —Potatoes 118 on track 371: U S 601 old stock dull and shipments CHICAGO April 19— weak supplies liberal trading slow —Cattle: 2500 fed steers and Michigan Round White U S No'l yearlings weak to unevenly lower 77 87 Idaho Russets U S No 0 under high time Wed- l zio commercial 1500200 IT S mostly nesday stale offerings getting in- No 2 14060: new stock about different action lower grade yearsupplies light trading limit lings and light steers selling at 900-11- steady r ionaa bushel crates ed Bliss Trif predominating nothing umphs U S No 1 washed 315 25" strictly good and choice offered she — stock very draggy steady to weak BUTTER AND EGGS best yearling heifers 1065 cutter SAN FRANCISCO WHOTWrat-low 400-55and cutter cows largely 0 DAIRY MARKET 19— (UP)— bulls and vealers April about Butter 92 score 28 91 score 27 90 steady few weighty sausage bulls score 26 89 score 26 up to 640 selected vealers 900 few 835! and better bulk 750-80- 0 large 234 miiim mtt 350-50- 0 - I (AP-TJSD- A) 25-5- 00 j Sheep: 15000 jtractically no early action sellers generally asking steady and better for good to choice wooled lambs but initial bids 25 and more off strictly good and choice lambs frequently held 850-6-5 and better initial bids downward Irom 825 aside from package lot medium to good clipped lambs at 700 practically no action on around 12 doubles shorn offerings sheep little changed few wooled ewes small 15 15h?CSe fancy flats trfPlets at 16 LOS ANGELES 19— April (UP) Butter extra 28 prime firsts 27 the standards 27 undergrade 26 Eggs unchanged £"YORrc v?11' EGG MARKET AprU 19-C- AP) steady to firm fill mixed colors whites and brown eggs f unchanged LOS ANGELES April 19— Hogs: None BAR SILVER grain fed NEW YORK AprU quoted around 925 Cattle: 300 mostly steady steers silver steady unchanged at 67"?a 800-90- 0 low grass cows 600-6- 5 cutter to common 400-55- 0' Calves The "Arabian Nights" will be 50' translated into Uzbek by the Uzekis-ta- n Sheep: None good to choice Institute of language and literature in Russia spring lambs quoted at 700-2- 5 (AP-USDA)- — 19-(A- P)-Bar tion SELECTION OF JURORS Prior to December 1st of each year the judge or judges of the district court appoint two jury commis sioners to select jurors for the ensuing year These commissioners select names of legal voters from he assessment roll of the county o the number of four names for each 100 votes cast at the last pre ceding general election These names are listed and submitted to the clerk of the court on or before De cember 15th The clerk places each name on a small individual slip oios it to hide the name and places it in a jury box The slips of paper are uniform in size Before each erm of court the judge orders that a certain number of names be drawn for i jury service — as an example twenty-foThe clerk in the pres ence of both of them shakes the ury box well then draws out the number of names called for by the oraer 01 the judge These names so drawn1 are listed and turned over o the sheriff of the countv The sheriff proceeds to notify those whose names are listed to annear for jury service When court opens on the day of their appearance the clerk calls the roll from the list nen prepares individual slim for the names and places them folded ur such animal!" It Is not anticipated that you will come to cburt with a full knowledge of all the requirements of a good juror But there are a few facts hat you should know They are not terribly hard to remember It is not o be expected that two jury com missioners- laboriously wading hrough thousands of names the most of which are strange to them will not make mistakes in their se- ections To catch such errors as do occur you are examined when you first arrive as to your competency to act Is the chairman The program was held in the new gymnasium actWtaken on GOOD EXCUSE REQUIRED contracts If you are honest in your desire Teacher to do your duty as a citizen you Mailed Offers Will Kindergartens To Be Operated 1 y-o- ne read and write the English lan guage you will not be accepted Have you resided in this country for six months next preceding the ime of your first appearance for ury service— if not you will not be required to serve You must be a taxpayer of this state— either upon personal property or upon real prop erty Now come two questions that will make your ears burn especially when asked in public: Are you of sound mind and discretion and not so disabled in body as to be unable o serve and have you been con victed cf malfeasance in office or' An appeal was to be made this afternoon to the state liquor commission in an effort to prevail upon that body to delay action in the matter of 'beer licenses in Ogden until after the end of the year Before departing for Salt Lake City today Mayor H W Peery and Commissioner Fred Williams stated that in their appeal to the commission they would point out that many local licenses were taken out in good faith by beer dispensers who the strict letter of the law is ap plied will sustain heavy financial losses and in some cases be compelled to close their business Property owners also Mayor Peery said should be given some consideration in the form of sufficient time n which to adjust themselves to the exact nature of the law which will create substantial -- losses incident to their property being va- ' N ' cated Under "the' new system only 14 draught beer licenses may be granted in Ogden compared to 51 now in effect After the capitol session ' Mayor Peery and Commissioner Williams' Be intended to continue to Provo tr visit the state music festival " ) —— PREPARING GARDEN PROVO April 19— Seeding will garOgden city board of education ap- begin on the Provo of about 300 den project within the next few proved the school teachers at a special meeting days President G C Forsyth reA team and several men hav Thursday night and voted in favor ports of five summer kindergarten class- been employed on this project dur es Ing the past two or three days The teachers elected will be offered contracts for the next school - - re-elect- ion year The date of mailing the contracts will be announced later The kindergarten action followed a petition of more than 700 women for a kindergarten in each ©f the five municipal wards The classes will probably begin the first week in June and continue six weeks They will be for children who are jury or destruction to his property to enter the girst grade the next or of property intrusted to him is year No one under five years will threatened or when his own health be enrolled or the sickness or death of a member of his family so requires" Sought Finally may it be said in justice to you that your aversion to jury Also Dissolution duty may be caused from outside influences such as your employer informing you in no uncertain terms for $25000 an accountthat your bread and butter Is more ingJudgment dissolution of the Ferd Owen important to you than jury duty Horse & Mule Commission company A good way to meet such situations and appointment of a received for is to inform the Judge of the fact the concern are asked of the Second It's just possible that the latter district court in an action filed late will be able to settle such a diffiby Smith Crane against Thursday culty rather emphatically Owen Ferd and Louie Keen and Tomorrow may be your turn — the Ferd Owen Horse & Mule Comwhat are you going to do— your duty mission company or play office boy? Crane charges that Keen has ap— By Judge Pratt plied to his own use receipts and ' — profits of the business in excess of REASON FOR DISQUALIFIhe is entitled to un4he42rj2portion CATION der an oral agreement made when Exam Two Naval he went to work for the concern Occasionally a case arises from which you are disqualified by rea- In and alleges that Keen and Owen son of your state of mind You may repudiated a verbal contract have rather fixed views on some Carl Werner Ogden navy resubject matter such for instance as the enforcement of liquor laws cruiter said Donald Spani Rock Receives which views are so strong as to Springs Wyo and G R Maxwell overcome your efforts to be fair Montpelier Idaho passed final phySecond and impartial in the trial of the sical and mental examinations at case involving an enforcement of the main station in Salt Lake City Bill Hill a transient convicted those laws Under such circum- and were enlisted in the navy a bicycle early stances to retain you on the jury They left for the training station Was this week of stealing into again brought one or city court is subjecting the other at San Diego Calif Wednesday party today and convicted of battery to the dangers of having his City Judge Hyrum A Belnap sennot upon its merits but upon Sixty thousand pounds of Amerisome matter of opinion extraneous can cottonseed will be distributed by tenced Hill to 60 days in the county to the case Throughout your ex- the Shantung Cotton Association jail to be served upon completion y term in the city Jail of the amination on the subject of your among farmers of the Chinese case on on to sit the bicycle theft charge this you imposed qualification Judgment Pass Salt Lake Report Transient Jail Term case-trie- FUNERALS Ruth Busby six -- day-old daughter Edna Nelson Busby Washington avenue died Thursday evening in a local hos — pital She was born in Ogden April 12 She Is survived by her parents and the following brothers and sisters: Earl Francis 'and Helen Private services will be held Saturday forenoon at the residence Interment will be made In Mountain of Roy of 2266 1KI P-an- d ICUlCVCiJ UllUCi Lindquist & Sons UUCV11UU ) UJ FUNERAL DlRECTOnS LINDQUIST & SONS T'linprnl Rprviro at a Rowlnir" Salt Lake City - Ogden - Phone 520 - 4618 - MALAN FUNERAL HOME N Q Malan Mgr Phone 2211 " 4231 FLORIST AND THE FLOWERS ARE FURNISHED BY KLENKE FLORAL Washington Ave 2955 Phone 1240: 4835 Ogden CityAveFloral Co2688 2277 Phone Washington 823 DUMKE FLORAL 1600 Grant Ave Cut flowers plants funeral flowers Phnnf 125 3 NOTICE George Washington Lodge No 24 & A M Special meeting Saturday April 20th 7:30 p m Work in the E A degree All Masons welcome w "m WARDLEIGH w M F 5430 30-da- RADIO PROGRAMS TONIGHT 4:45 5:00 5:15 5:30 Bosweil Sisters Victor Young's Orchestra Musical Novelties '"Tess" Kapp and Elmer Aaron Accompanist 5:45 Abe Lyman's Orchestra ' 6:00 Hawaiian 6:15 John Edward Carver— Inspirational Talk Lomond Jerry Ben 6:30 Hotel Petit t's Orchestra 1 6:4 Mills Brothers 7:00 Star Oil Company " 7:15 Guy Lombardo 7:30 Al Warden Weather Forecast 7:45 Ed Greenwell and Marjorie Perrlns GreenweU 8:00 The Drifters 8:15 Blng Crosby 8:30 South Washington Furniture Co 8:45 Paul Whlteman— Waltzes 9:15 John Charles Thomas 9:30 The Cotton Pickers Gene Haill- 10:00 Boyle Furniture day Organist 10:15 SUent SATURDAY Waring's Pennsylvanlans Morton Downey Morning Concert Weather Reports s KLO Program 9:30 Mlnnoch's present J Claire Anderson Organist 10:00 Ray Noble's Orchestra 10:15 Novelties 10:30 Mills Brothers 1045 :Dr Robinson 11:00 Woman's Club Reporter — 11:15 Housefceeper'g Chats 11:30 Max Rosen and his violin 11:45 Marimba Melodies PoUce Patrols 12:00 Noonday Varieties 12:30 Band Music 12:45 Bosweil Sisters 1:00 Accordlan 1:15 Salon Music 1:45 John Charles ThomM Lost anrf Found 2:00 Boyle Furniture Company 2:15 Ambrose and his Orchestra 2:30 Quartettes 2:45 Novelties 3:00 Ranch Boys — Western KLO Program 3:30 Piano 3:45 Hawaiian 4:00 Musical Grab Bag and written requests Sllvertown 4:33 Goodrich Safety Juniors Brothers 5:00 Luther 5:15 Tango? and Rhumbas 5:30 Paul Whitman's Orchestra Recital 5:45 Hons Smith Junior Piano 6:15 John Edward Carver — Inspirational Talk 6:30 Hotel Ben Lomond Jerry Petit t's Orchestra 6:45 Mills Brothers 7:00 Star Oil Company 7:15 Guy Lombardo 7 :30 Dorsey Brothers Orchestra Weather Forecast 8 '00 Riders of the Rainbow Trail 8:30 South Washington Furniture Co 8:45 Edith Mason and Frark M una 9:00 Remote—Berthana Ballroom 8:30 8:45 8:00 Hi-Llte- - MUST BE CITIZEN You must be a citizen of the Unit ed States and over the age of twen- years If you are unable to pro- vided entertainment that won high praise from the large audience The school band appeared in bright uniforms and gained enthusiastic applause The occasion was the meeting of asthe Mound Fort Parent-Teach- er sociation of which Lyles W Larkin -- 750-80- Commission er mind need have little fear of any court proceedings If it is your sincere belief that you are not competent to serve or not qualif ied to sit in a particular case it Is your right and duty to disclose that fact Such right and duty is always respected The same holds true of honest efforts to claim exemption or to be excused for reasons personal to yourself The following section of the statute is quoted for your information as' to grounds for being excused It Is sufficiently clear to explain itself and incidentally Is not made "of rubber: "A juror cannot be excused by the court for slight or trivial cause or for hardship or inconvenience to his business but only when material in- DELAY IN BEER eJs : A Ili-Lit- es 9:30 Silent" ) |