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Show wt Mnmone Lions District Governor Urges PLEADS GUILTY Safety Vigil UTAH BANKER Raymond T. Carrutli of Coalville Faces Term for Embezzlement. After nearly thr yews' lnvestl-fatioRaymond T. Carruth, Coalville banker, walked into federal court Monday and pleaded guilty to grand Jury Indictments charging him with rive separate emberzlements totaling 11178.10 frorr? the First National Bank of Coalville In 1927. Carruth will be sentenced at 10 a. m. by United States8aturday District Judge Tillman D. Johnson. He faces a maximum sentence of 25 years in federal prison. ' Twice before C&rruth't ease had Been presented to a federal grand - iary,, but bo Indictment wre w. turned. At the last session, however, the Jury charged him with converting the money to his own use while serving as cashier of the bank. Carruth Is alleged to have embez-fcle- d the money by Juggling entries lor interest charges in the bank's records. His activity was first discovered early in 1927 by Edward James, examiner forthr Salt Lake clearinghouse. James' findings were later confirmed by Charles A. Gla- -' fler, federal bank examiner from Washington, D. C, the United States district attorney's office reported. After the expose, Carruth Is alleged to have made a confession ore the boant. of directors of the bank and to have promised to pay back the money he had taken. This promise has been partially kept, according to Information received by the district attorneys office. n, an THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY . Obituaries Miller Mary Jane Gardner .ar. Miller, f .residential a Directors of Charity Bodies Hear Reports j UMIUwr, woa Miliar the district governor to appoint at In MiilCreek. Her father operated once committees to Investigate ways settled one the state milU ot arm in first the and means of lowering the auto death She triarrled James Miller, son of Reuben MiUer. February 10. litt. She Is and iniurjr rate. etilldren,- ReoSen w Miller and Mrs. J. P. Whitney ot Salt Lake; Wil SPEEDER 81IIX IN GAME, liam E. ana L. c. Miner oi Murray; urs. P. Davis and Mrs. K. O. MerrJU ot wirar vrvRTr mPl Weinr H O. A. Prove and L. M. Miller of Lea Anteles; D. 6e grave, noted automobile and tarty-sireat- irendchildren, thlrty-eisana two speed boat driver, will challenge for rranncnuaren chlldren. the Harmsworth trophy next year Funeral service e will be held In trre Mill and will team up with Mis Marian B. Creek wsrd ot the L p. 8. church Wednes m. The pony may ae viewed day at 1resp.denr-pCarstalr in an attempt to frustrate at h on East the wnnri'a nerststent victories, ac South street, Irom 10 a. m. until 13.30 p. m. ot on tne of tde funeral. Lee day Barrett Detroit, to J. cording who has just returned irom a meet ing of the Motor xacnung union at Clara H. Morilee - i n ht a- nr . Forty-elKht- Brussels. Clara Mra. eie5sBWB!eswesj Statistics HELEN, t. ALMA Set for Brigham y PERC-h- South Jordan. rK&Liui;&. American Ann Fork. REED 6MOOT BLACQHTERi Salt Lake. . UUUJYS DOLORIS WAKUKN, OMI LM. LEONARD ANDREW BPENNAN. Salt Lake. EVELYN EDEN SCOTT, Bait LKe. STANLEY DAY. Bountiful. MARVEL IVY ALLSOf, Miavais, CURTISS CLARK. Salt Lake. ORVA HUNT, Salt Lake. CLARENCE R. PALMER. Salt Lake. NORA CARTER. Marian. JACOB ROSENTHAL, Salt Lake. MARY MARKOVrrz. Salt Lake. Bell Lake. 6dn. rTBSTMARK. CARL FLORENCE M. CASTLE. Olden. acre. m -- ' ... 0an. DELPHNA CHRISTENS EN. Ocaen. HOWARD WBLCH, PaitdeAa. Cel. LETITIA BORENSON. Milwaukee. Wis. KILTS. Oedra. ELNORA A. BIMP8QN. Hooper. WjjnrEOPORf JAMES A EVANS. Lot an. - DALLY O. MEWBEROER. Lofan. S BUITHS. Mr. ana Mr. Merrill Bcol. Mr. and Mra. D. D. PhU-Bp- s. KATsviu iauehter. Mr. and Mre Ac Veat. eon. RAYSVILLE SA.N'TAULI.N Mr. and Mra. K. M. Open-thaeon. Mr. and Un Bert Chat- SANTAOUTJ Mra. Willi am Men we II and Ut. Peyaoa LAYTOS Meld. eon. . PEOPLE PROJECTED ON SCREEN. Actors and others may have themselves projected on a large motion colors by picture screes In naturalInvented by use of a device recently It will At first W. Forder of London. tests members of be used in making of audiences In 25 English cities In a quest for movie talent The subject enters a box, similar in ahape and size to a telephone booth, at the back of the theater. Immediately he la projected on the screen by a syi-teof lights and his voice to carried to the projection by means of a microphone. Forder says that a political apparty Is considering use ofinthe paratus to enable everyone a large see the hear and speaker.The hall to device may also be used for-- comthe projecting by singing munity leader and his voice so that all may see and hear. IRISH OPEKA LOVERS SCORED. That the Irish do not know how to conduct themselves at grand opera. Is the complaint of critics at the close of the opert season in Dublin recently. This, they say, was particularly noticeable this season. There were an unusual number of late arrivals, while those who were prompt insisted In talking during the overture and during parts of the opera. Removal of those noisy during the production Is recommended for coming seasons. Another complaint was that the audiences treated Wagnerian music as the they did Italian opera, ignoringWhen German orchestral effect. some was peoproduced the Valkryie loudly apple, in their enthusiasm, ' singers and often the plauded drowned the orchestral music which followed. The original spelling of Mississippi was meche-seo- e, ssgnuying in me aj gonquia tongue, lather of wattra SHA. a boy. DrvOBCES ASKED. Tnomat R. Hornaday vs. Frances Borna-da- y; dewrtlon. Leone Olern v. Barmen Oleeo! cruelty. Deloree OoakUa va. Roland T. tookllnt nonaupport. DIVORCES GRANTED. Kazrt Flehet vs. Xraa Fredertck Fisher; nonaupport. BITTB FILED. L. A. ChecketU va. Rermanna Terlln and 0. Q. TerUnki prayet tor Meats' accountKEW . ing. HEAL ESTATB TaAVSFTR. . Andrew W. Benmn to Xlltabetb Ben- aon. lota 41 and U, C. . WUkea 1 ; I aukdlvuton Anna M Jeneeo to Mariaret C. . Pritehard. lot U. block . Park IS place Marian E. Dunn to John L. Rfrnolde. U lot a, block a Central Place...... to Zwa S. Hy J. Jenien conpaay Ruber, lot It, block A, Tbotndyk M . aubdlvlaloa Wlnlred S Frseaer at el to Salt Lake A Ctah Railroad company, let I. Walker aubdlvlaton 4, plat A. ... 1 , etc ttah 0. S. Woodard to Salt Lake Railroad company, lot 1, block 1. SOS plat B..... Utah Andrew Bkeen Is Salt Lake Railroad company, lot 4, block L M plat B Ernret M. Fowler to John O. Herrod. lot I and a. block 1M plat A ... It Batue Shiil to Carta Morandt. lot 1 M block plat A... Barton tnreeiment company to R. H. Barton, lot 1, block. Ubertr If RpiehU .. Charlm Shurtlerf to J. Bmellna Bhurtletl. lou 41 and 44, La Vela 1 Piece BVa C. Wilcox to Harry O. Lee. tlon 1, townehlp I aoatn. rant 1 M eat Haul Bailey to C. A. Hlcbee. lot . .. 19 14, block Empire addition Jo ha W. Mtyer to Jamee Rueeell. lot 10 44, b.onk 1. West boulevard Maria O. Brace to Zlon't SeTinte funk and Trust company, lot 29. " 10 eiork IV Jordan place Henhikke R. Pem to Zon'a 8 1 fines Hs.nk and Trust eOfEpanr. lota f and t, b!oek 1, Wavrrty addition.. It Ernest A. Crcwton U B. R. flianflelrt. . lot 100, Soutiate park ........... . W t. t mortuary.- Maggie C, Ford to The Tribune. W.tn.hi.1 taMlM. Ua.d Ford, who died late Saturday night, will be held In the Centervllle Second ward chapel Tuesday at 1 p. m., with Bishop Jomay seph N. Ford officiating. The body Tuesbe viewed at the home In Centervllle day until time ot services. Interment will be In the Centervllle cemetery under the Special f f., ..SinW j, BULOVA direction oi tne intermountam mortuary. James N. Condie P & th dsy of December, 1920. ALONZO MACKAY. County Clerk. By E. R. Warner, Deputy Clerk. VNlvKO- D- HUH- - VMS t Gotta. Gifts C Hv a Mbssrtptlsa an family, friend, ahuagi Is bound ta be appreor missionary. It ciated. Call Circulation Dept., Wasatch t ...t- HO. tt BLANKETS are aa of th distinctly tea- turas oi a real soma su wwh sou pei wool blankets In filtering color an pat. I r.rl nrfl e.rlta. Richard Bt, UTAH WOOLEN MILLS. trni It CHRISTMAS CARDS M ill CHRISTMAS ft RA ITT ITU 1 .iae&Ml Wtlapv without CAItDC smjtun& for your oaveclasee I stores a. an. Ooefl until 111 Main Msln Commimtty Ukt. OTTATIONKhlf FRtWs CORP, "The Oreellli Ca.rd MfMlse." "nQffiVR0LTl:0AcT sriwiilerful el ft ene tnnr r.mllv A $135 DOWN an a eae la aa aalanea. Byitne shla at during th asUdays and all nasi rear. WANT TO BELL TOUR RAOIOf ins ft tK OMT V4xIVi- V- bmstA soh Inquire Ml Be, Btai SALE Tor beautiful new BY "JHB THOR JUYENATOR Olft ta A FltUn Keeping Fit ONLY 111 10. WsBTrBRN TetTRNrTURI eo. 131 South State. ' EPORsTCHTliBTM Al" I SILYER.TONE RABIOS CIVH VVSa.? AiUH VOTS OM tVmH' rAO'H - j TO JVJ t via ww geji e tu Was. eSa. Actuidii TrTYWTtOATB HOW. res wuuia us to a ttwAss otjoo BUY to a atrlctly modern, roomy, jonvehlent horn on paved treet, SOUTH- - nits "i siiner i ' or n.irtriiHiicjj RPURNlRHFrklun, wKsra le MmrTJI to SACRIFICE, let m show you a BAR- Mieht en easy tenia. Call e. i Ml-- 9JR . or Wasjioo. SHARDS REALTY CO rteaitorg. oti for Salt Worth 1400; tell for ll Imraedlatalv. Mala and W. X. . South ajtrl Bast , ON MAIN at. aorntr. H0-f-t. frontage aeal 23UO outh. facing east. Rt. XR3-- fifit, rarnu and AcreaM A., all fenced. 41 TUBES. : od mi aS lyMtU- -, VT OwSH T mth Realty': m LARO TvXNNVTV4 G.0 i .- r 10 estttgeaev w .. CfcJK rvVskOc, -t IP. Was. Property for Sale or Trade ijaaetr etsysi, ssvs'etaegeyaeas'is'eysaessseiMeesas a fuu. inrt of txcur. rayb LISTINGS ON GOOD sTocrc srvs RANCHES. ALL EQUIPPED. W WYO. AND IDAHO, TO TRADE FOR CITY PROPERTY. IF YOU ARE INTER. ESTER IN TRADING, WRITS LB, sou 0J MTmcHAlfTS.-llfH-8- Peseret Bank Bldg. Thou m T ElEAT -.- I CO. aouth. at mm BUiLbl N at First t FOR SALE-n- r TentAt 141 - Edith eve. Larg pressed brick house, modern exceptr heat; sell on contrsrt, 1J5 per month, wlli rent to dlranle parlies, 126 month. Inquire 171 So. tth East, or 404 X. tth South, barber shop. "rA CEirnUL TRUST water right PTee tlcallv all under cult., home, araaery 500 for corrals and other Chickens, coops Either aMa Orl4 It H su necesesrr mscninery to tub Mewtredyne,, with a beautiful - outoutiainggi of t horte. It head of mfleboperate: team or high boy cabinet, with dyaami hellers. ItiO chickens. 1(10 bu. spuds, cows, new potato pit, 100 bu. train. M Ism si hay. epnker; lit down, and th rest in small aaanthly payment. Within dries of S. U O. Fttoi liitMkwtiMio down, sat, easy. S4 a., aft, Pleasant. aU fenced, good SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. water Ul a. right. It A. pp1 orchard. home, hay alfalfa, baL farm land; " wants to mov barn, other outbids. Owner svoABwaf WlU tiierrtor aacrlLc la to 8. L, 0., and lisuui trms or trade. OOaiPARY. aulTIt REALTY l(M-- tWaa 1M1, Deseret Bank ld. raaAvsw v wajiictAi. aiui OR A NT UtNOoutincijs trtah, Hrvada and California. O rasing er EULLISTATI farm ttnda Ey tertosior settlemsootracte to linstock producers contract without pcoduotloa or settle raenl Bala 1 Hornet for Mao and particulars. 8. P. Csulrement. Boyd Park Blot, 11 Bouts waa list. stein, hniis. eleotrla ACRE farm. tAmm It llilits. good water right. Rlverda). In- lb mantel, th sWierin tre - a tefir Ih large window TM tabl H ' Slurs ss.g jiunm avr yeww b fn th dining room. All thl ley In th 6y oWNFJtISinO nous and ra- home. new Can there eecy. attractive, au bsswmuwuw rasa, paves street ta - Raul be any mor cheerful tmophr lor sir. iv-- ..1 J you owned lt -thl day of day as occupancy. Bli Ranches is ready for your Stock 9 and Sheep fineptloually (arte rooms, mahogany ished spaciout living room en oheertul corner dining room, Upetalrt. t bade of IMO-eW- EB the. master bedroom th its and could be made bedroom tet-Corns, ranch, 131 ml. from Bait (heaplivestock Tiled bath and ahoweri dreea-ln- g Lake. In rel noma, aectlooi dt also, eheerfully barna, gheda, corrals, fenced add room downstairs . . , . u, . . m iki, eMir -e re red top and A. In timothy, too applia tu A. ret meadow frigerator, gtoker or gaa hetlng clover pas 1st) hart ance In eur reduced price. Turns. Call rnts, INCLUDED: 1230a rare, u norsea, snerp waoipw yr. eld. bucks, cows, Bon sno poultry, new complete, buU rake, hay rakes, A REAL MONEY --MAKfNfJ rKVlSTMKrTT. machines. mowing 1st aouth Near tnd Bast. stacker, teta of hsmes, saddle, every U-rattractive looking brie, well decoWaive of forest permit, complete. thing rated throughout. Steam heated, t lambing range. 150 tons of hay, 100.000 A. gag connection et free epea ranae. Price 145 OOO, Reason, baths, t wsii bsslns, room In base Writ cr phone let prospectus, throughout, 1 extra ones oiog. in, rear able terms. ment and CATTLE also I brick gars as. Call Hy. Its renins s. CATTLaV Jj Mt HEAKFORD 1440-ranch, located neat good ox Idaho towncsttie trrea Hotasai on O. S. L. R. R ! 500 A. In nrvsOTOATfjmwB I OUR TERMS LDtB RENT slfalfs. timothy, red top hay, too A. IrriBieaduf paslurei Independent Water North bench -- na. gtrlctly mod. tlt.M per gate richt, decreed from river flowing throuttt auo. mod. home, with piped water, ranch, elegantly furnished; large barnsjtheds, brick, lot lttilla corals: all fenced, etc. IrTCLUDED: 13S outh. near Btate. n. cattle, M Oar a a, coop. tlt.M Pr month. head of mixed Hereford-Durhahorses, hogs, poultry, 150 tons of hay, comNear enlvenlty, ttrtttly mod. Brick: plet set of machinery, oaringenequipment, forest retnd all furniture. Allotment garagei t.0O per tnonth. serve 15 cattle. Price, including vtry-thln- tv -ItOJIOQ- - ooed aerrrtt. bat ever period J . frame- - sad coops, on nios. Weet el of year. per cent, Phon or write for corner lot; lis. 00 pgr manu. prospectus; or appointment to look thee FRJTSCK LOAN A TRUST CO.. prpnerue over. Realtoav Wat. IKT. Hy. ttflt. tol K. Ind SdWa. nf th f I L terwj eis to ult Pay like rent. be arrange ar all oecoratea ana ines puce ready to mov iu.- - Price rant from lloo to tsooo. Ask Moss for what you want. Waa, 317 or Hy. 7I1I-- VVAKT .Ktyi, TO W tAt m POULTRY FARH . UN colonial hem, sle- en eanti. decorated, larce living room, room. trance hall, two bedrooms, breakfast sacriden. Am offering this home at a fice, Lot worth II KiO. Assesamenu all paid. Located Ml B tt. Will take building lot at down payment. Pnon Hy. T.Bt lor ppo:niment. fOH6 CTiorc IOCAJTO1. oric iioine or nvs rooms, ana complet bath, arlthin on and one-ha- lf blocks of lunlor hitb school and the Bast tilth. Bast exposure on large, well lmpreved kd. 11 .et etovvh IHS MHH1S. TOimTWTAWr A Chance STO V ltd. " .Mien,., 7 V O- Seuta Main St. ? A I , OADDTS rtTBSTMENT OO , . .. Was. IT , '.otWoP.' fmtil mtIi Call Wasatch 10 Th Tribune . BOU8B Twelve 1 and apartment, all with dandy glassed-i- n porcnes. statural gas Eievpuig a goodrrigiaaire, produce at taiOuui tlWO cash, ""' AOjC"" Julf Jewelry, pesds. stones, Indian gtoda. Chines novelties, ID per cent (ft, AU brats- waret 2 Bote! Utah, So, THE. TRINKET SHOP, tt1 eoutn win. FORWXOBlJRIta. ANOTTtFB S L06 IS YOUR OADt, Suueie MkArKsaa and move lo. We have a number ol homes tn dlf- - OR LET US HELP TOO WRITE IT. rcom ham at tUkot , TB! BO.' a BleslltUe APARTMENT ICTURlfAND MLROir "UNBELIEVABLE "For Oulck, Dependabl Results." of Radio Bet). tNsme (make of tubet. 1 Speaker or built in. 4 Electric or Battery set. Haa It ta serial t Price you are asking. 1 Prloe when set was new. How eld is your set? t What Is down payment? 10 Will you swap for somethlngf your address, 13 State telephone number. VAST AMD modern brick, terms. framing. We de all kind et glai the home, automobile, eta. w Las Ce, Mala I4i a. and so. Yaa,it3. PRNCERS popcorn fills the bill Balls! p, Belli oa Bricks, Any nspette, jobber, or Waa 1044. firebrick, Just flnlahtd new strictly mod., Inoludlng ' Frigidalre. full uarase. rarea ttrert. n baaeanen menu, MXiO; terms. Hy. 704. TO MENTION IN A RADIO ADI NEAR tTTf -- and dewbarrlta. strawberries, rstpbam Only 541Ki0i terms. MB BK7WIO. Wag. SOSS. KOVSFMQLrJtpeclaltiet an easy terms: any ' article, klanketa linen, draperies, dishes. ,Orrt,Ylt0. flva-rna- m Thl attractive tnraa la 1a. laney pillows, eurtaina, aiiverwara, radio eated In avmu th section. It la nicely ruga, toasters, percolator, and many oth painted and papered and neat as a pin. nave our rep. call, Htrnttrsal Bi er, The pantry would aaak a convenient break- 14t llU. noog, easeuent la cemented ana LO. BMrnt and Corona Typewriter, Inc. last ha a hot-a- ir in furnace, Where can you get Men, used typewriters. Attraettr rental mor smIort and value for th price and Purchas plan. Spec rslet t elu- sskcdt Any reesonaU term. For infer, de nt. 40W. fed South, Waa. 108. aoetloa sail at today. Home for 8al Wnnerlleh ft ClITOAL TRUSt Cd." FOCrTSTOOLS A cheery little gilt, madel eraer, sn.s up. irem eeisotion oi your own cover tine, order now ror Christmas cell very. Royal Parlor Furn, Co, 141 East fin overlook this map In a tuoaiiuu. eries Bungalow, soutnsaas r out pi town, and must sell. Thl bom vsltre and br offered tt worth tiTOO market for guick ssl al 428 w);t. term eaa b ar- rangea. t;au sty,, tuoi-rLEAVINO town, must sacrifice new moaera Dries nome pat east stncp, cue, Will take IJ750 and accept small itna. paymept Call Hy. 1TO1-ONB house nearly new. Sip la stir. MTU. Cnxrar the berry district, with good water right-r-oe acre, nice snod, bungalow and ceopai ail la bearing BROWTTIffft HO Bo, Main. a'lsbU;''!).!!, 6taaiaarsUr.''''H.' DON'T moved easy. t room mod. bw.talo. garage. ONE ACRB amall coop, trull and hade trees; three ast and north of 13rd Bo. and block gtat corner. Only ItOOOl term, or take AtTTO OO EEAL ESTATE Bstat of Oust Oatsldaa. otherwise known as George Papnas, deceased. with will present claim Creditors vouchers to th undersigned at 30 Judge beor on Lak Bait Utah, City, building, fore the UUt day of April, A. D. 1010. HARRY MET08. Administrator of Kstata of Oust Ostsl-da- s, otherwise known a George Pappaa, der eased. Date of first publication, December 10, A. D. 12. King At King, attorney. room and break fs si nook, with table and aeatst oak floors, etc.; good southeast location. Only lisOui easy terms. fin lull model Is lust like hew In paint, uaholsterlnt. rubber ana mechanlrsily, n can be purchased now tor only IUs. . It Information.; grsjfurajer SO TlCt. TO CREDITORS. term. 14300; BRICK COLONTAIr--t PHOrroaRAPH FRAMED. W JM1 So. Main. CANARY birds, guar, since rt, 11.50 ansfup. Bird cage and Hands. Ooldflsh and aquariums. PORTER WALTON CO W. 1st South. Waa. 4. rBOBATK AND OUAJtDIAN8KIl NOTICES. (Consult Couhty Clark or th respecttT IT W4Xl.UesAtMVSS A LUMLERE STUDI II HTTOHTS A beautiful red brick buntslow, with sun psrtor and large aleeping porch, on a lot 7&S140, won derfuily unproved and terraced, roses, snruos and bearing fruit trees. Living roots entire widih ot bomM'oak and maer furnace, ple floor; 1 baths; with automatic- atoker: drapes, hadeg. linoleum, elec. range, and O. K refrigerator pin brick double garage. Only IDOOO; good terms, and you een anove la tomorrow. FEDERAL Baby gat rangtt for th llltl tots.. I l.W Toasters ........ - I ,J0 Poiworn poppers naw. a tin I arts 10 ......... YJ Room Hesters iirearit:. aumwooa ana enamel iiiusm 45.00 1m Oa rangss, at lo a oak floor. 1 fin bed rooms. 50-f-t. proved lot. double garage. Only 1516 sw sos. (On dollr dewa. or th tea gooo terms, It month to pay balance 1 RAMON A AYR. Bear tth Fast Big aacrl Natural gat appllanc Christmas tlftt last brown tire lice by owfiert large liretime and brina aconomy and hap pl brick: esu large living room: gumwood uses tvery day of the year. oak floors; reces End enamel finish; linoleum, new curtain and drapes. electric ranee, furnaoei garage, t Only COKE CO. UTAH GAS iai TRIBUNB - Via tSTo, rA, rtusvvs Of VJHOT CtkR UH Kh 1 mat LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE VT HUM TO PAOSTTVH &1R Homes for Sale TtvTBaoRrcmis ll.; Dated this Wtat to Oivt the rAXXLY th T1MLLT WATCHER. H.50 t3-.-- SpeW lo The Tribune. WENDELL. Idabe Jar a Nephl Condie. ton of the late Thomas and Hannah Bwann Condie, died her Monday of heart disease. QiY ART .AND fwt Uria ftOtS What to J Sterling Ot HIM ,mixco Special to The Tribune. PROVO. Mre. Margaret Orjymon. SO. wife of James T. Ouymon. died Sunday evening at tne lamny reeiaence. ev east but in North street, following a long Illness Born at Nashville, Tenn.. November I, 1860. Mrs. Guvmon resided there until about nineteen years ago. when she moved to Provo. She was a member of the L. D. S. church. being arranged She It survived by her husband; one ton, John H. Ouymon, of Idaho Falls, Idaho, dally. and two daughtera, Mra. Maude Johnson, of Fountain Oreen, and Mrs. Katie Talbot, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE of Provo. Three grandchildren and two Third Judicial Dlatrtot In and for 6ait brothers. Christian Schneider, ot Idaho Lak County. Stat of Utah. la r Springs, Colo., and Charlea Schneider, ot Th matter of th dissolution of th La Jar a, Colo., also survive. Park City and Midnight Bua Mining Fyneral services will be held Wednesday Com Dane, a Utah corporation. NoUo. at II. a. m. In the Manavu ward chapel. Friends may view the body tt the family f Stat of Utah, county or Bait Lak. a. residence Tuesday evening. Interment, willj - Whereea,- - th Park City and Midnight bo in the Fountain Oreen cemetery. Sun Mining comnanT, a Utah corpora tion, ha presented to th district court A. In and for Belt Laker county, atat of Mary ltd application to be dissolved, Utah, to The Tribune. Special PROVO Mary Archibald Sterling, widow pursuant to th prlvllegea of Chapter of th Compiled Law of Utah, 1817, ot Hyrum Sterling, Indian war veteran, died at the homo of her ton, Robert A. and; Sterling, Monday. She wag born in ScotBorer 1. Mc WbcTfaa, th Honorabl land, July 11, 1851. moved to Spanish Fork In IMS, where she had resided sine. She Donoug h, on of thskidludsre of th toaald bo ordered appUcatlon Is survived by the following children; Mrs. court, has V. E. Hoola, Riverside. Idaho; Hyrum L, filed With th clerk of th aald oourt A. McKell. Mrs. Mra. W. O. Joseph Sterling. and requiring that th clerk giva not Comaby, Mrs. I. H Comaby. Mrs. Andrew less than SO day nor more than N aays Johnson, cyrus sterling. John sterling. I. of thl application, by publicaMrs. R. L Jex. finanieh Fork, and Robert notlc Al Sterling. Provo.40 grandchildren. 17 tion In torn newspaper having a gen ana a greai-areeral circulation in Bait Lak county, grandchild. tn th etat of Utah. Now therefor. pursuant to th order of aald court, th said application, which Mikesell David ha been duly filed In my offtc. I do Special to The Tribune. notlc to all persons whom PATSON Funeral services for David Tjrla hereby give or aia applica MlkeselL one of the first persons born in soever, of tn pendency aU tion and persons having objection Utah, who died Sunday at his home in Benjamin, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 1 to tn said application ar notiitra to o'clock at the B'n'amln ward chapel. Bishop fll th (am In writing in th efflc of ld Henry Lundeli will be In charge of the ser- th clerk court on or befor th vices and Interment will be In the Spanish Fork cemetery under the direction of the 13th day of January. 130. at 10 o'clock . m.. at which time aald application Decent mortuary. will be heard before said court tn th courtroom thereof, In the City and Cleare Stanley County building in Bait Lak city, Utah to The Tribune. Special I direct thl notlc to be published " POCATCLLO. Idaha Stanley Joseph one each week for five consecutive Clear. 10, died at a local hospital Satur- - weeks In th Bait Lake Tribune, a dally na is survived By ms parents. Mr. newspaper oay. puollahed at Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Stanley Cleare, and two elsters. Funeral services war held Sunday from the Utah, having a general circulation In At InSalt Lak county, such publication to Schumacher Beasley funeral home. terment waa la the Mountain View begin on th loth day ol December, 1B2. and to continue once each week there after to and Including the 14th day - of -- - Wi Give "Th worlds finest Tim rrntCER." OrFT SUTREMB. on eaaieat of credit trrma BARNETT At WriBS JEWELER Vita White Iocs. "her" with an 11 EAST BROADWAY. electric sewing machlue ui one of the clever Authorized dealers for thsee new models now being shawn for the v atchea noiseless Christmas season. Tuelr almost H. Roberts and Nephl L. Mor- Bl make "her ' an ardent admirer BOOtU-3otioo will ria s K8L lecture nicely souna. wun inmost practical of lilts And with dividual name atamped thereon make a machine you receive, tree ol cost, complet nice present. 11 ea. poitpaid F. O. Dust course In .sewing grid dress crrsUon in our Co , ill Edison tt. WaaJgTO; COSTUME ART SCHOOL under professional nour. e I DESK. 0 would BETS 6nyY"Tssef new. sttraitlv ol teacher. Tint gut FORIV-Puner- al of Waterman. Sheafler, colors; ehoie services for Mrs. Maasle lasting benefit and saving. C Ford, who died In Riverside Saturday, lor Parker Chrutmaa Swan pen. as low at fl.&a. Ideal delivery. Arrange - wlH - WHITE S. At, CO. U SO. MADt. - gift loror I'Vfe man be held Tuesday at 1 p. m. In the Centervllle Second ward chapel. Bishop Joseph N. Ford a UeMUng Vrtn be at the residence prior to services. 11 W. 1st Bo. A PHOTOQRA?H' BY STOREsT In Centervllle cemetery will be DESERET OYM nien.berihlpeosti Uttl sad swing tram Complet In 1 under direction of the Intermountam . FOR help fur lifetime. Call Was. 143A Mortuary company. tod Floor Dvteret Bank Bids, JEWELRY makea teal desirable sulk Bur- Was Mt. 18 6o. Slate. Cbaugh. BESERET "MORTUARY TftlCTACVtiu cXeankiJSwELY and watches lest than Mala tt. Uiaahlna Machine ox Ironer "Service Above AH" West Bo, Temple. prlcea.parkt. Will make the merriest Xmas ever. Was. 3462. 2463. 36 East 7th So. atETAL St'rap Watches' Low price Fasy terms. lit ap JENSEN. Jewelers. H Main, IKTERM6UNTAIN ILBCIRIC OO Was. lit. 0 R 4th Bo. MARSHALL Funeral service for Herbert W. Marshall will be held Tuesday at It SO AFTON'S PORTRAIT PHOTOS GIFT SHOP Beautiful hand- ol the Deseret maae guts, eiso guts mee io oraer. &m. In theTherosebodyroom "BUPERIOR WORK AND QUALITY." wiH be sent Tueseve. 1411 So. lib and afternoon Open Is only one war to beat our prices, There Morday nltht. In charge of the Deseret . 1. He. All,- -.n It down, and beat It psrper.-iatuary, to HiUsboro, Texas, lot In exqulsits with a club ANKLS effeet. novelty heel 5. s.es. hoisrry gut boges. II. . Mi aln. TEMPLE STUDIO FUR HUDSON BAY CO., HI MPTOELL Funeral terrlce lor Henry Ru104 Fast South Temple. dolph Neldell will b held Wednesday at BOUDOIR. 1 p. m. In the rose room of the Deserev BRTOOB Mortuary, 1 Eaat Seventh South street. FLOOll Elder Hyrum Straabert offldsting. ViewTABLE . PHOTOGRAPHS BY aervwill to be th at NOVELTY mortuary prior " ing, Ices. Interment Trill be in Wasatch Lawn cemetery under direction el th Deseret IDFAL XMAS OIFTB, IS DOS. AND OT. Mortuary company. BEAUTIFUL NEW DEBIONBI 101rseret Ban Bldg. Waa. Mtt A LAMP FOR EVERY ROOM MORILEB Funeral service for Mrs. Clara BUTTS uncaUel for, tallorrrTspeolal Xmas, HOME--AS EVERY IN U! be held Wednesday Henshaw Morilee LOW A 12 US. 111 to ISttA. Lowe, 41 W, 1st Bo. ot the Des- COU DC OVR DISPLAY WILl. DELIOHT at 11 noon In the roe room SMFOKERe Atow as ria. stcooosuy Fureret Mortuary, where th body may be niture Co.. Ill Bo. Stats, viewed prior to eervlee . Interment In Ml. Olivet cemetery will be under directo order from your 'awn materials, ifiiRtf tion of th Deeeret Mortuary company. Salt Lake Shirt Shop, 401 Ness Bids. CLASSY COeTUMt or Russian pajamas for an Ideal gut. your sancing FORS Funeral services for Roe Orac naugiiter; Hillam t Costume Shop, Ml Coot. Bidg. Thompson Fors will b held Thursday at What to Girt CHUDEEN m. In the Murray First ward chapel, ip. Samuel Brlnthurat olflclatlng. CANDY 111 Viewing wlU b at th residence. Woods Row, from 10 a. m. until 11 10 "GLADES" m Thursday. Interment wlli be In the AMERICAN FLYER andy City cemetery under direction of JfTNEST HANDMADE CHOCOLATFRI the Deseret Mortuary company. Mske her Xinas comDlele with a hag bf LIOKEL TRAINS TAYLOR Funeral services for Oeort M", Qlade t fresh, delicious candy. BOLD EVERYWHERE! Picture th expression on your boy't far Taylor will be held Tuesday al 11 noon ULAPB CANOY CO. In th Hnlladay ward chapel, Bishop J. K when he sees dandy bit electric train Un-o-er Moaa officiating. Th body may be CANlif- -his stocking Christina morn I viewed at th chapel from 11:10 to 12 BEE OUH WINDOW DISPLAY. noon. Interment In Logan will be unAS LOW AS der direction ot th Deseret Mortuary Choice of all hand made chocolates. At- company. UTAH POWFR LTOHT OO. !bsbJj0 So. Htyivito?ip?iJJP?. Ill MAIN ITHgrX, nes usees, gowns, teddies In DONHAM Funeral tervlre for Levi Bli. LlAnvK set, e, hand-mador lac trim siiaaea. pastel elair Dunham wlU be held Tuesday at I tailored models, as low as ti ll. A courBROOKS BICYCLES, $25 m In the Wella ward chapel. Blaheo teous saleslady to help select th proper igglnbotham officiating. The body mar Used kike. 110 pi sidewalk bikes, lit viewed at the Deseret Mortuary until BAT HUDSON FUR CO.. Ml Mtla. eioclpedea. II upi It eel wagons. II 151 1:30 D. m. It will be tent Wednesday. In scooters. 13.50: Flexible Flyer aleds. tl 14: Mount of to Deseret the Mortuary charge doll II 11 up; play furniture sets, buttles, ELECTRIC Pleasant, when Interment will take place. automobiles, skates, etc, Iver John. on Bicycles Make th Beet OlfU. PERCOLATOR SERVICE Elisabeth DOneoN Funeral services for GUTHRIE BICYCLE CO. Dodson will be held Tuesday at 1 p. m THE WESTMINSTER." In the rose room ox the Deseret MortuBeautiful sets, ft run aereolator. Tit East Ind So. Wat, tit. ary, Bluhop Samuel Nlcholla officiating. areamer, sugar bowl and tray. BASSINETS, era .lies, dressers, Treekfesi The body may be viewed at th residence, can ru klddiet the Somethlut chair. 161) Hollywood avenue, .until 1:10 p. m. $8.95 LTterment In Wasatch Lawn cemetery tctutily use V. Heymsnson, 11 W, Bdwy. will be under direction at th Desrt TM down and Ke week CO. w MAD8F.N FTR r. JUsrfH A? 4LITllVVoT Mortuary Company. aast on rtrst noutn. WANT MOST FOR XMAS7 TJTAH OAS V COKI CO. CARD OF THANKS bctricaLoifts Bridss lamp aiiade. tl.N red chairs. Vci desks, BUQOIRS, RICH ARtT MAJOR' and faTnTTTanr."nJ Weill irons .. ll.Ot; breakfast set, 11 It. Bceoomy Pur- Mr. Thomas Anderson extend their aia Hotpolnt iron ntturs Co.. Ill Bo. Stale. cere gratitude to their many friends for BROKEN wagons, tricycle, scootere. t., the beautiful floral offering, and to th ' esu b fued Ilk new tt FOWLER'S, si "Th Electrical Oift Snap," apeakers and aingera who assisted them W. Broadway. Phone waa. 4980. 1.S7. In the Bereavement of their beloved wile 1D EtUUI'll Phone Wst. 1MT. and alster. BOY'S sidewalk blcrcle, almost new, II: cost Bait. FURSBKAUTITOL ' R FOX" SCARPS, lit 50. Hyll-M.14rieo;Jt- h FL0EIST8 say mi. on terms, nuuson ruiicu. sHOYCLia, trleyclea, tceotert and baby 5bLDFISrFAND feH BOWLB--Prlcand repaired. Hy. Ills, very bugalegjialnted FLCjWERbT reeeoneble, Porter-Wiulo- n Co., 41 W. 1st 8. BOOKS' ani tamet for veryfeVilld. Das-er- et ELLIBOrTS MILLER'S Book Store. 44 East So. Temnla. underwear". gloves, 10 E. Broadway. to. Tempi. HOSIERY, garters. HI. Was. J130. twratert. Wat. 1110. etc. Fae- -. CHILD'S teiteTTT ciiaira, eupboaird. well robet, . bath scarfs, toiy prices. Utah WooleU Mills, 31 Riosv ERNEST LAM BOURNE, t Bo. Main. Waa made sett, s, TVM7 bo tth a. n. ttn-M- , srds street. ISltt. Bait Lake't oldest and leading florist, toy, an good.' 3oUBI DRBBsm mad to order; luncheon DOliTlloepfTALrdoiTi. 141 so, atat. Kin Co., sets with aprons to match: Inlaid felt FUNERAL DIRECTORS . our an. at sell xactory, is pillow top, w. Temple, or phone Was. 7738 to ee BffRMOU NTAWtioTt uaTTTi to Girt the TAXHT manager. 1446ftats My. ta. templet at your home. Merri Marl c. er, KEIL O'DONNELL. funeral director, MANICURING andscltor sett ot the finest Wat. 048S. mart. 171 K, 1st So. ausilty. Toilet and perfume sets, hair goods, marcelling and AM RAD, Bosch. C roller, Atwater Kent, JositPii wilLiam taTlor. Of Ajfi Instruments. Western Barber manicuring B. LEADINO MORTICIAN, ill No. Main. Bparton. Compare thee n4 ether RA- 1st South. Supply, if side by side, at our store, end E. O, O'DONNELL at CO- - undertaken and CHRISTMAS befor illOS embelmers. J3 6o 4th East. Waa S401 VOU can't give her s box of chocolate for any of our modor call at kuylnt MOPE DELICIOUS than els and we will gladly glv you a borne CHOCOLATES demorurtratlrm Immedtat. spert InstalCUnniKGS Xook at the uslnMs Opportuni lation. Small down payment an peat ot FAMOUS FOR FINE CANDY" ties" column of The Tribune; Want more for balance. CUMMIN OB STUDIO CANDIES. H. DINWOOOEY FURNTTTJRE CO. Ads and see how many good propoTt East th South; Hy. Hll. TT West 1st BouUi. wat. there sitions are n PARKER, San Prsneleca, MABLX CLARK. Olden. CLATJDB BtTTjON Special to The Tribune. nr;Tie V F1merl service for Clara Tjtnrk Bantord. who died Sunday, will be held Wed at i i. m. in cue nrst warn cnapei. nesdayBishon Horace E. Qarner In charae. with The body may be viewed at the residence, 101 Ttiirty-trur- a street, xuesasy aiternoon and evening and Wednesday until time of services. Burial will be In the Ogdea City the under direction of the cemetery - Margaret Guymon JOHN DELANEY. Salt Lake. MARY LARSON, Salt Lake. WTfilAM Salt Clara L. Ban ford ROY F.BADHAM. Salt Lake. WANDA BACON. gUltLak. nd The Independent Coal A Coke company, applicant, was Monday iwiMnI ifms to B20 acres of coal land m Carbon county, reported Eli F. Taylor, register oi uie waiusu States land office in Salt Lake. Trmi nf the lesM Include rcsfaltv 'of 10 cents per ton. initial Investment during tne lust inree year ui 000, with an output of 15,000 tons per year for 480 acres of land and 100 tons per year for the remaining forty o John Jones . Coke Co. Gets Land Lease years B Lake, died Sunday in He was born In Norway, January Provo. 23. 1863, and Is survived by his aged motheT, Mrs: Henrietta C. Meidell of Norway; tour sons. Heber and Anton of Salt Lake and William and Lee of Los Angeles; four daughters, Mrs. J. A. Pearson, Mrs, Q, E. Torgeson and Mrs. J. L. Miller ot Salt Lake, and Mrs. Paul Covert of Mlntura. Colo., and by twelve grandchildren. Henry resident What to eIeC John Jones. 4. of Aubrey. Ark., died In a local hospital Monday evening. He came to Bait Lake two months ago, and was employed (or some weeks tn a downtown hotel The body wlU be returned to Aubrey lor ouriai. LOOTS ASH RADDON. Salt Lake. NKJ)A IRENE aULBEKr. Bait Uk Burial of the body of Don Bywater, PRAlfK E. RIOBY. Salt Cake. LILLIAN- - W. BERO, SaltLake. 31, killed m a tunnel cavern at tne American 8melting A Refining com- CT.IFTORD COLLEDOE. LeW. pany property at Oarfleld Sunday, RETHA TOLMAN, Honey vlli. will be held In Brigham City ThursM, THOMSON. Salt Lake. day, Arrangements to send the body MATHEW MARGARET ALLMARK. Salt Lake. to that place were made Monday PBOYO. night by relatives there. It is not lanned to hold any services in Salt ROBERT L. BILLS. Payeon. AMY IjANCOCK CHRIST ENSEN. FroTO. ake. So far no arrangements as to ser- BLAINE JOSEPH CLEMENTS, Americas . vices for William Johnson, 28, killed Pork.. In the same accident, have been VIOLA PHTLLTPS. Vineyard. MinneIs in made. Johnson's home FREDSRICK REED SHEPHERD, lake the local under- Shore, apolis. Mlnn--ashore. Lke Marie clayson, "bodies of which nas the firm stakingmen eaia notmng naa oeen BtTRTON R. SCOTT, Eureka. both VEDA MITCHELL. Payaon. heard as to disposal of Johnson's body. OODEN. Independent Coal and Clara H. Morilee. Henry Rudolph Meidell Rudolnh Meldsll. for 11 ASA EL ROWLEY. Helper. ARDY HUNTSMAN. Kenllworth. ELMO BUSH. American Pork. GUKLDA ELSMORE, American Fork. City What to Give HEX UTAHPOWE&UGHTCO Ogden. BECKBTEAD, MARY A. C. ATKINSON, Victims Funeral v FT sal WtTfTuneral Reports of the Community Chest L. HOTJOHTON. Detroit, Mich. and the Family Service society were JOSRPH heard Monday noon by members of FERN FAYE CRAOUN. Vallejo, CaL the board of directors of the 8ervice CHARLES K. ADAMS, Salt Lake. AUREUA BASTUCK. SaltLake. society in a meeting at the chamber of commerce. Miss Elizabeth OLTVA, Salt Lake. JOE STELLA DUHAN, Bait Lake. secretary, submitted a report on three adjusted cases. V. RITE. Eureka. A report from the Council of Social JOHN RHEA X. WALLACE. Silver City. Agencies was given the board by Miss H. HENKEL, Lee Anrelea. Elizabeth Fita Gerald. Mrs. li. Rosa WILLIAM GUSS1E ANDREWsTBaker City. Ore. Brown reported on the society's OEOROE P. OALLOR, Salt Lake. membership campaign. Cave-i- n r 1 lira Get Holiday Dress y, ... . (GO Pieukirh r decorated through the Christmas holidays, it was reported Monday at a special meeting of the chamber of commerce decorations committee, Dr. George A. Allen, chairman. Special Christmas programs will be observed in the schools prior to closing for vacation, reported Will Love-swho is cooperating with G. N. Child, superintendent of schools, In the school decoration program. Harry C. Jessen, city engineer, reported the thirteen electrical festoon arches which will divide the districts into thirteen sections for home decoration contest purposes, have been constructed and will be erected soon. CtTOuSTOIAS I servlcet tor Mary 17, widow ol James E Miller, It ho died at ber home In Murray Sunday merit alter a lone Ulneea. sjc-.-- j dents in Utah" as a major project IT. E. wlU be held tn the i. MIU for the Utah-Idah- o district of Lions Creek ward of Special to The Tribune. International for the current year is 4. W. Tt. Mewklrk. POCATELLOi Idahe the L D. 8. church died at a local hospital Monday from poeu favored by Dr. P. L. Holman of ML. Wednesmor.la. He la survived by his widow and on cira in district governor, Pleasant, day. The body aaay son. Charles. The body Is at th Hall mor cular letter to president of Lions be viewed at the resituary pending arrangements. clubs in the state. dence on East Fotty-eUn- th kf The letter was received by officials South street. FUNERALS of the Salt Lake club Monday. tram 10 a. n. until aervfeet 11 JO p. n. the day ot "There has been quandary as to a or li rsT V resiAnna Sophie vt arhurst. a suitable major district Lion project the funeraL of this city for th past lorty rears, dent for this year," the letter says. "It Mrs. MlUer was a whose death occurred at the family resiunidence December t. will be held tomorrow would seem that one problem of pioneer ol 1MT, i Wednesday) afternoon at the Nell here with the form interest and consequence would O Donnell mortuary, 171 Bast First South second be that pertaining to the tremendous company of street, commencing at 1 p, ra. Interment will be In the family plot at Mt. Olivet Bhe was toll of injuries and deaths by auto pioneer. cemetery. Friends may view her remains the daughter of Rob- accidents." at th NeU O Dunnell funeral home this and Jan Mo afternoon and tomorrow until funeral President of clubs are asked by Lowering of the "tremendous toll of injuries and deaths by auto acci- Hen died thaw Morilee Monday of old ate at the residence, 41 East . Broadway.- - Bora DeLOREWZO SNOW SAMUEL, Oak Creek. cember 11. USS, In Colo. London. Eniiand. the WILDA TIMOTHY. Vernal. had Uved in the Unit VERNON TARL MILLER. SK lake, ed States IS years. ELIZABETH BEYNON. Mldvsl. and In Salt Lake aeven yeaa. Burvtv-I- nf JOSEPH GARRET BBPWORTH. Bountiful. are a dauthter, AL1CC JOtutiKJfv. jsoumuiu. Mrs. F. M. Duck WTLSOW A. HALES. Suit Lk. worth and . two BWl UH ANNIE LAUHIE CAK1MU4 f rardchlldrea, L o 1 1 Bait at Duckworth Tremontoa. CALDSRWOOD. RICHARD B. Lake and Donald All public schools, as well as other ot New Duckworth York City. Jniblic buildings of Bait Lake, will be JAMES PATTERSON. Of dm. Public Schools He was born tt Creydoh. TJtah. an August 1. lasl. He Is survived by the following brothers and sitters: Otbeoa A. and Mrs. Ruth Esslund of Salt Lane. Charles E. of Osden; Gideon and Parley M. of PreiUwr Idaho: Joaeph W. ot Wendell: John jE of vroroon. ana sera n. Dargvut wi vuai- Vlll He wat active In L. D. 8. church work. having served on a misiton. f uneral service! wlU be held here Tuesday at 1 P. m. In the ward chapel. Interment will be in Croydon oemetery, Thuradar. Wephoti wuatca s MOTIVING, DECEMBER in, 1DSJ. : i 1 . i WESTERN REALTY CO! TO)y TEMPLFTOM BI DO., WAS. 1S7L 10 C . L. "I COUNTRY HOME , m A., new home, fine piece lor chickens. Trad lot city horn et acreage. Aw 1 A chicken Farm. snaS. lor mod. hem. Trad home, coop , place for MS thickens. Want smaller place. ' ' SMITH REALTY COMPANY. Wag. Bank Bldg. !, etr. mod, ajt. bouse. 111 to. seres. Improved, Cmtah basin. ISW0. Ideho irritated br dry farms; will trad) sttber fdr Utah r S L. Co farm. ; FOUR 10 STONB INVEffTMART CO.. Bark Bldg; WaaCTiy 01 Walker C ALfpT for NORTON. , CtaJTTmatch IwKearns n trades Bldg 40trUoud a Fpttowtn Was, 0. B. eelt PasaA 1mI ' |