| Show 4 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Telephone1 Wasatch 890 v ON YOUR WORLD STILL QUIETIDAHO Observers Predict Dull Summer ‘Although Statistics Reveal Upward Trend READ THIS GUIDE TO PLEASURE Resorts Camps Hotels Mb South 6th East Street Commercial and permanent rates 12 pel day and up Popular priced dining service oarage in connection Special rates for Dfid'ie luncheons and dinner Phone Was 8965 for Information FISH HAVEN RESORT ON BEAR LAKE An idea) spot with good cabin accommodations Dancing fishing and swimming in a lake with a sandy bottom A TOURIST TIPS Travel Opportunities See Your Auto Dealer Service— Parts— Repairs i V DEN PORTLAND E R — - LOS 0 “Complete Automotive Service” Brlnghurst Chevrolet Co South Stalest Hy 7255 Mur 483 DODGE— R J FRY INC 183 Motor ace Was 390 2189 Highland FORD— Morgan Motor Co Drive Hy 3180 Complete service CHEVROLET-480- 0 ANOKLFS KANSAS OMAHA O— Olher Stage Llnea to Park City Tooele Grand Junction Coalvflla Vernal Grantsvllle Hcber manufacturers The automobile C6 are concentrating on the a UNION BUS STATION field but with buying power 1 East Broadway Waa 6231 Shopping Suggestions low ebb sales records show & deBALSAM INN cline in virtuaUy all classifications 10 MILES FROM CITY AT BRIGHTON TROUT S1EAK CHICKEN DINNERS 1 60 Those who look to commodity FRESH GLAZED Meals a la carte sandwiches Rms S3 acas the most important bf the commodating 2 people 120 wk 2 meals For any occasion Sold at gro- prices Delicious! economic barometers have Olrls ward $12 wk daily Saddle cery stores Dillon's Glased Shop horses: S entertainers every eve Satur reason for at least slight encourage980 80 State Hy 3317 Special orchestra day night dancing ment in the behavior of important BAB’S TOURIST CAMP CO groups of commodities in the whole PIE MEAT RICHFIELD PHONE 463 UTAH sale markets ome on your trip! Barred at all LOS ANGELES $11 Tak Clean shady Cottage $t to 1170 Not that the drop in prices has fountain They also mako a mot Iwncb shower batlia community kitchen LEAVES DAILY 4 PM 1142 6734 been universally arrested Oil cop State home Hy at ' laundry loom DENVER $10 VACATION luppllea TENTS eamp equip- per and farm products are still scrapiMAXFIELD LODGE ment stove chair bag cote thrrmo ng the bottom of the sharpest deOMAHA jug etc HUNTER'S 64 S W Temple ml from city Big Cottonwood canyon cline in history and many whole12 34t FRISCO Delicious trout chicken dinners dancing CHICAGO Fish-lnREELS and rod repaired CO salers and jobbers would consider TRANSPORTATION ED RET cabins camping For particulars call 8 udson' Tackle Stats Kn Rest VI themselves fortunate to receive what Was 3496 LUGGAGE TRAVELING BUY vacation your paid for tons of goods of variat SPECIAL LUNCHEON 6SC 167 HOTEL SEML0H Trunk At Bag Co 162 Main they 8HAPIRQ8 ous kinds The big oU companies Wae 166 So State Ph Enjoy exclusiveness— Good food Hair and Scalp are still on the warpath endeavoring ygWHQUSE HOTEL DININO ROOM by price slashing to eliminate weak FAMouFiiARFEriKfiiojrtfrc expert massage W 2703 423 Cent Bank competition and to place cheap gasolSUZANNE APTS ine and oil in the channels of consrms completely furn Day week mo maid service 358 E 1st So Was 9485 BE PREPARED umption as soon as possible Using up of these old supplies and the ces nation of cheap crude oil output from NFPHI UTAH Suggestions to Autoists the flush fields will sooner or later Zfon Park Bryce Pish Lake highway OOODYEAR SERVICE STATION good uaed pave the way for more prosperous JJUra modem Reas rates Dining room 89 IIS Round Trip ua tire II up Refute123bilyuir GOLF! FOREST DALE GOLF CLUB conditions in the oil industry Effective June 12 bus leaves dally to west B STA1 B TIRE CO 9th East Row opeoto tourists Buses leave 237j South A staggering drouth or a calamitous entrance Yellowstone park public Fri Monday Tues’ Thurs 10 effective June Mont Butte dally lor each week Green fees 60c per round crop failure is a poor peg on which USED TIRE BARGAINS E to hang the hopes and prospects of a argent mock in city to electE from KIMBALL APTS 802 BDWAY rally in prices of wheat com and 144 East Bdwaj BUTLER TIRE CO Balt Lake 231 Was 150 NORTH MAIN STREET cotton There has been distress LEB TIRE DISTRIBUTORS (Vs block north Temple square) Guaranteed Vulcanising and Repairing in the great agricultural sec enough rms reas month Dally Oarage SUPERIOR TIBS SERVICE tions of the country without increasiLIMOUSINE 148 East 2nd South LINCOLN Was 1771 TROUT FISHING ng it by the drouth which is now require eash Let your car pay STAGES Clear View Fishing Farm 58th So bet 13th $11 $10 VACATIONS for your trip 15 minutes only necessary threatening to bum up the wheat East an d Hy dr Tackle free No license LOS ANOELES 11 A M DAILY DENVER fields of the Dakotas and western to borrow on your auto no indorser TOURISTS and public In general are wel2 P M J B BURNHAM CO 119 Motor ave Canada come to the NEW CARLTON HOTEL and RIDE BONDED INSURED LICENSED eor 6th So STATION But a drouth frequently comes unTRANSapartment In the club district Service the IN SAFETY ON GUARANTEED and State centrally located for your con- der the head of modified evil since MAIN OFFICE AND DEPOT very best Every room with a bath HO PORTATION 10166 Was oil venience gag BO greasing 1 TEMPLE WAS 664 WAS 5238 123 SO WEST TEMPLE to bring about a rise In prices BEST price paid for used cars Auto parts It helps OLD MILL CLUB cars Quick service Auto Salvage of the balance of tije crop In- - much SUNDAY PASS 25C-15- C for Was 2510 Co 739 So Slate Mouth Blsr Cottonwood Canyon larger amounts than the losses to the Go places on Sunday' Tide as far and aa Dancing six nights a week farmer Relief from suffering cam often aa you like Good on any Traction Auto Battery Repairs BIG” COTTON WOOD CANYON Car or Bua except So Temple bus BRIGHTON be provided both by the farmer him OATES FURNISHED COTTAGES self through crop rotation and subsfiXWSRTL1ecurtcanSufmcrabMrfiwr Call Was 6128-or Wat 6131-$17o5© that Serves” Wasatch titution and by outside agencies pairs “Service UNION PACIFIC R R DAILY SALT LAKE 387 So State Wae 2748 Co Battery Travel Insurance COACHES which have been heavily called upon TO LOS ANO CHAIR CARS iNSURSTeJofe' you gol Enjoy complete DRIVING to Boise Butte Billinas and rein the last two years VACATION MONEY turn Will take congenial companion peace of mind Leave It to HATCH InsurA good way to get It la to sell artlelea of Statistics Reveal Excess 9 ance Cont’l Bank bldg Was 6459 Box you no longer LARGE room suitable for stage office wait- household equipment that Tot Of Advances Over Declines used furnineed rent a room sell your Rent of very hotel rear room In lobby ing ture etc tires buggy spare baby YOU reasonable Apply Hotel Little For the first time in several Tribune & Telegram Want Ads do a big Would like to reach the summer tourfob at a small cost You can phone an ad months a seven-daprice compariSteamship Tickets we help you write It and all you have to ist and vacation trade list your offerings under this heading Just phone Information all lines 'tou rsTruTcrutBes say la “Charge ttM Read and use the son of forty major commodities by haven for the kiddies Reasonable rates Always cool Write or telephone Fish Haven Resort Fish Haven Idaho for reservations FORD— 41 Eaat 8ttl South MOTOR Was 2914 DO-NU- ed at TS KILLER DENIES PAYFOR CRIME ed L?APSTY Hlah-xra- der Charge in Tijuana Traffic IF TIJUANA Mexico June' 21 M1) —A woman who says 6he Is Rose Underhill wife of E A Underhill former operator of an auto camp gt East Port Idaho Is held here awaiting trial on a chifrge of murder as a result of the death of Santiago Rivera fireman who was fatally Injured in an automobile accident June 9 The charge waa filed Saturday W 2nd 8 W 260 Classified Ads for economy following 11:45 p m at a local hospital an attack of pneumonia She was born In Salt Lake August 6 1859 She was the wife of the late Charles G Bolton and resided at 3550 South Twentieth East street Mr David Surviving are two daughters eleven Mrs J M Chapman Astin and David K Johnson grandchildren and five 1301 Tenth a sister Mrs Samuel Stillman and three street died Sunday brothers John H Thomas and John : afternoon of perof Salt Lake He Osguthorpe all nicious anemia was 71 years old and had been a resident Mrs Nina of Salt Lake all his life Funeral services for Mrs Nina Grisolio x For forty-siyears 29 of 920 Pierpont he was an employee street who died Satof Henry H who foundurday at a local hos-an ed the Dinwoodey pital following be will operation Furniture company held Tuesday at 10 He first entered the a m In St Patrick s service In company’ 1874 parish church MonThe Very Rev Mr Johnson was signor A F Giovan-noborn September 22 will officiate 1859 in Salt Lake and Interment will be Surviving are his in Mt Calvary cemeWidow Mrs Amelia tery Johnson and the fol- Gisollo was Mif lowing sons and born in Italy and had David K Johnson daughters: Russell H of been a resident Johnson of Los Angeles Mrs Nellie Ehlers Salt Lake for the past and Welby E Johnson of Salt Lake and a seven years She is brother Max A4 Johnson also of Salt hus-Wlsurvived by her Lake band Joseph Grisolio Surviving are his widow Mrs Amelia JJ a daughter Virginia Johnson and the following sons and daughters Russell H Johnson of Los Angele? one er brother and Mrs Nellie Ehlers and Welby E Johnson Mrs Nina Grisolio one 8iater residof Salt Lake and a brother Max M John ing In Italy son also of Salt Lake OBITUARIES David K Johnson East Grisolio i r Weather Report Word was received Sere Sunday of the death from pneumonia earlier In the day Lima Mont of Joseph Carder 63 formerly of Tooele Mr Carder was born la Knox eounty Mo on January 27 1878 a son of Elmer and Jemima Carder He came to Utah In 1898 and had been employed for many years In the smelter at Tooele He went to Mrs C Montana six weeks ago Mrs Jess EUREKA— Mrs Bella C Loofbourow Surviving are two sitters died here Bertram Rutledge Mo and Mrs J W widow of Chanlan Loofbourow of chronio myocarditis Billings Buhl Idaho He was unmarried Sunday was born In Winchester Ind OctoThe tfody will be brought to Sait Lake She ber 21 1859 and became a resident of Park for funeral services and interment She left there in City early In her life 1904 and went to Salt Lake to live She had been m resident of Eureka for the last Mrs four years Surviving are a daughter Mrs F E Mrs Lydia Holton 71 died Saturday at Jones of Ophirt a son L A Loofbourow of Eureka and a brother W H Helms of Pawnee City Neb Bella - Lydia Bolton JENKINS 8 Ls oldest eatsb East 2nd So Waa 43 1C take os consignment all Walter’s Auction Housy ued furniture Was 1949 253 E 2nd So COL & O 160 suet XYILL buy sell or W 1484 TO B ADAMS 148 BO AUCTIONEER HY STATE 41 BROCK— Funeral services for Dr Lewis T late of Klamath Falls Ore will frock from the Masonic temple Moncharge of Argenta day at 2 3P m As In A M assisted by th F lodge No Rev Hoyt E Henri cues Friends may see Dr Brock at the Masonic temple Monday from 1:30 to 2 p in interment will follow in the family plot in - ML Olivet cemetery OR ISOLIO— Fu nerat services for Mrs Nina Grisolio wife of Joseph Orisolio who died at a local hospital on June 20 will be held Tuesday morning at St Patricks The funeral cortege Catholic church will leave the E O O’Donnell mortuary proceed to chapel at 930 a m and will where mass will commence the 10church a ra Friends may see the body at on Monday afternoon and Tuesday mornchapel on Fourth ing atjt-e- etthe O'Dornell South between Fast Templf and First South streets Interment will be made in Mt Calvary cemetery FRf- FFER— Funeral services for Emil G Preefer of the Liberty hotel will be held Monday at 12noon at the RoseM room of IVseret mortuary Elder Jdhn Knight officiating Interment In the City cemetery under direction of the Deseret mor-tuaservlres for Cleveland of 238 South rourley) A West formerly East street who died in Elko June 16 will be held Monday at 2 p m mortuary 344 East at the metery Interment City First South He is survived by his widow Mrs Mae West and lua stepson Fred Staniford of tills city WITTENFERO— Funeral services for Caroline Julia Wittenberg will be held Monroom of the day at 2 p m from tha Rose Rev Elmer I Goshen £seret mortuary remains met be viewed officiating The mortuary Monday morning prior at the Interment City cemetery to services under direction of Deseret mortuary WEST— Funeral Second Florists 142 uj8vS E Ul Ammon Allen HUNTSVILLE— Ammon Allen 71 died at hts home here Saturday following a heart attack which he suffered after attending the old folke outing at Lor in Farr park Friday He wae bom in Ogden on April 23 I860 and came here as a boy He was a high priest In the L D S church Surviving are 'hts widow Mrs Isabel! Hvslop Allen end 10 sons end daughters Epher H George Daniel and Jessie Allen Tooele Moroni Allen Lincoln Neb t Louis Effie Abner Allen Mrs Myrtle Moore end Mrs Mark Johansen HuntsvlUe: 33 grandchildren and six brothers and sisters Dsn Allen Vernal Mrs Mrs Emma Jorgesen Huntsville Laurinda Ingalls and Mrs John Newer Ogden David O Allen Provo Hyrum Allen Mob Samuel Allen Huntsville Funeral arrangements are In charge of w Lindquist 8s Sons safety-depos- Though a vigorous recovery Is not to be expected In the summer months some improvement in basic lines Is probably on the cards (Copyright Broadway Salt Lake' eldest and leading florist 1931 King Features Syndicate Inc) Fall Undergoes Range Needs Rain U S Examination To Stop Drouth EL PASO Tex June physical examination of 21 —A bert B JACKSON Wyo— Although grass Fall former secretary of the interon the Teton national forest reserve ior went forward at William Beau OCDFN--Ma-ry Ann Brough Rose 69 wife mont general hospital here today unof August E Rose died Sunday at the fam- Is better than usual for this time of der the supervision of army physi607 Chester street followily residence was the that the fear expressed year She was born March cians ing a lingering Illness routh Mr Fall entered the hospital late 17 1862 In Illinois a daughter of Thomas range will soon experience a and Jane Brough She came to Utah in if rains do not come at an early 1911 end resided In Slatervllle until 1925 yesterday on request of government She was date according to the forest when the family moied here prosecuted him and an active worker In the Relief society here The snowfall was ex- counsel whichconviction on secured his six and Surviving are the husband ceptionally light last winter but fre- of accepting a bribe from E charges daughters and sons Mrs Benjamin WalL Do-he- ny anu showers summer and dron Mr Meacham Parley quent spring Lyman oil man In return for a lease Stanley Rose Morgan Mrs James H Rlcti aided the range fllatervJUe: Mrs Pearl Bartholomew Ogden At present about 12000 head- - of on naval oil reserve 18 grandchildren The government sought to deterThe body waa taken In charge by Lind- cattle are being run on the reserve whether he was physically able quist 8i Bona In recent years the larkspur has been mine to to go Washington to be committed CAPITALIST DIES spreading considerably on the range to prison for a year PROVIDENCE R I Juno 21 W) until now herders must be constantIn accordance with Instructions —Henry L Aldrich prominent cot- ly on the Job keeping the cattle away from the surgeon general of the ton manufacturer and philanthro- from the poisonous districts t army It was stated no information pist died here today less than a week on the progress of the examination BALt KILLS CADDIE after the death of his brother Charles a formal reT Aldrich with whom he had lived TOTTENVIULE N Y June 21 ) would be given out until caddie was killed at port had been sent to Washington and been associated In business for —A 61 years today Henry was 77 years old the Mayflower Countrya club DRAMATIC RECITAL SET tee 40 feet as a ball driven from and Charles was 74 away struck him at the base of the Students of Miss Claire Stewart skull KORORfryELECTS The bov Harold Marshall Boyer’s dramatic reading class will TUCSON Artz June 21 (P)— Cin- was to have graduated from grammar give a public recital at 230 p m 1932 was chosen as the cinnati Ohio school next Thursday Richard Kai- Wednesday In the Civic Center convention city of Sigma Phi Gamma ser Elizabeth N J who drove the 149 Regent street The students who will participate are Miss Martha and Marie Lotta of Terre Haute Ind ball was held for questioning' Flandro Miss Jean Barker Miss was elected president of the sorority f which closed Its annual session here Mlnnrlll— BredBIRTHS Margaret Jacobs and Miss Cora SinVI Carter Watt and clair 1 t a aon Jun 13 today noon Mary A B Rose head-quart- 1- -2 ELLISON S 60 East Bo Tempi Was 2730 Was 3039 l5NFST LAMBOURNE 67 So Main Was 19 gilt-ed- threats of burning the city then rounded up all soldiers left and executed them publicly seeking to terrorize the populace It was believed the American Catholic missionaries marooned at Klennlnghslen continued unharmed although the city was In the hands of reds and prospects of their escape seemed hopeless Chief Features M I A Meeting Slashes In the budget of the-wdepartment are creating a problem concerning the establishment of a reserve officers’ training corps unit in the South high school G N Child superintendent of schools revealed Sunday The new high school will open next September and education officials are desirous of providing equal opportunity for military training in all city high schools Mr Child explained The war department however has announced that its appropriation will not permit the assignment of a com- the new school the said Superintendent Child reported that efforts of Senator Reed Smoot and w Congressman Frederick C have been enlisted and that the support of the chamber of commandant to Loof-bouro- merce committee on military affairs has been gained in an endeavor to obtain an instructor for another R O T C unit School officials have asked either that a noncommissioned officer be assigned for duty at the school and an officer from Douglas transferred for duty as commandant or that a retired commissioned officer be assigned to the proposed new unit Ft Matron Stages Birthday Party Slxty-flv- e persons attended a party given by Mrs H T Plumb for her husband who celebrated Ms birthday anniversary Saturday Mr Plumb is resident engineer for the General Electric company at Salt Lake The company’s employes were guests at the Plumb summer home m Emigration canyon IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT Court In end for Salt Lake County Stats of Utah a Real Estate Finance Company Plaintiff vs Walker corporation Brothers Dry Goods Company a corDr Howard R Driggs president of poration Defendant— Receivership of Walker Brothers Dry Goods Company the Oregon Trail Memorial associaa corporation Tracy Loan As Trust tion will speak Tuesday at 8 p m a corporation Receiver — In the L D S Assembly hall at a Company Case No 45883— Notice of bearing of program sporsored by several Mutual third report of receiver and petition Improvement associations of the L for order of sale of the receivership D S church In behalf of the Utah assets snd property and application of receiver for cancellation and terPioneer Trails and Landmarks assomination of certain receivership conwill be ciation - His topic “Building tracts a Nation” Pursuant to order of court made M I As of the Salt Lake Pioneer and entered on the 10th day of June 1931 Tracy Loan A Trust Company Ensign and Liberty stakes will para corporation of Utah the regularly ticipate In the program In addition to Dr Driggs speakers appointed qualified and acting receiver of Walker Brothers Dry Goods will be Nephl L Morris who will talk of Utah has on pioneer Incidents illustrating his Company thea corporation above entitled court and tiled In talk with pioneer relics and John D cause Its third report as such reGiles executive secretary of the Utah ceiver and petition for order of sale Pioneer Trails organization who will of the assets snd property of the refor talk on the marking projects ceivership estate and application cerand terminate Instrumental music will be fur- authority to cancelcontracts tain receivership nished by Pioneer stake featuring The said court has set the same for old time melodies of the bearing In the court room A male quartet consisting of Rich above entitled court In the City and Lake Condie E SoJt ard City Utah' KJar George County building Joseph at ths hour of ten o’clock A M or will Lloyd and Alvin Keddington soon thereafter as counsel mav be sing "Songs of the Plains” John as on the 23rd dsy of June 1931 Parrish of Bountiful will sing a tenor t heard to said order of court’ dated solo "Beside the Old Oregon Trail" Pursuant 10th the day of June 1931 notice is new song composed by Utah peoa to ell creditors end given nahereby dependence Rock was once the of said Walker Brothers tion’s greatest camp groundland fully ple Alexander Schreiner will be the stockholders Goode Company a corporation Dry 350000 polneers had passed It dur- accompanist Interested In James W Fitches Is chairman of and to all other persons 1820 to decades 1870 from the ing corporation or in ths receiverThe public Is invited said program estate that such report petition Of these more than 4000 paused to the ship end application of aald receiver will carve their names on the “Great to attend be heard and considered st the aforeRegister of the Desert” which is 300 said time and place and at such feet high and a mile In circumferhearing the receiver will prary and ence ask for an order and decree of said of the court as follows: Mutual Improvement Plans associations to aid in the project of (a) Authorizing and directing said receiver to offer for sal the assets the Utah Pioneer Trails and Landand properties of the receivership esmarks association to mark historic Burglary of two downtown business tate to ths manner and sites were explained establishments was reported to police methodaccording set forth In the aforesaid reWllford A Beesley president of Sunday for Investigation port petition and application and to the stake gave a report on the activiAfter springing a lock on the front receive sealed bids for the same ties of the past quarter (b) Approving of said third report door of the Jones trunk factory at and all actions of the A talk on health was given by Miss 245 South State street burglars look of the receiver In the operation of said rereceiver Lucia Allen Conway of Boston Mass four leather purses and two suitestate ceivership Music was furnished by the taber- cases from the establishment’s stock - (c) For authority to cancel end nacle choir and John Parrish tenor terminate certain contracts made to Burglars entered the room of Mrs Edward P Kimball was choir di- L M Hadler In the Sharon building lessees of departments In ths operarector and Alexander Schreiner or- 57 West South Temple street by tion of ths retail department store of Brothers Dry Goods Company means of an unlocked office door and WalkerFor ganist further Instructions snd di(d) At the 10 a m session the annual escaped with a woman’s wrist watch rections sa to the operation of the refestival of song and flowers was and a ring according to reports to ceivership estate held with a pageant of the parables police Notice Is further given that In the event the court upon hearing and of Jesus done by children consideration of tha aforesaid report At 7 p m services were held In the NOTICB OF PUBLIC HEARING ON ADOPTION OF SCHOOL BUDGET-- Th petition and application makes and Assembly hall at which Dr Lyman enters Its order authorizing snd diBoard of Education of Salt Lake again spoke City baa adopted a tentative budget recting said receiver to ofler lor sale Hyrum W Valentine spoke on which Is on file for publla Inspection the assets and properties of said re311 0 at work and ceivership estate that the receiver City and County Building and Ezra Dalby will hold missionary a public hearing at 8 '00 will not less than five days therespoke on ward teaching 1031 o’clock m 23 after and on a date to be determined p Tuesday June ward choir The Twenty-eight- h on the adoption of a final budget for by the receiver make return of any furnished music next the flacal year and all bids received by It to the By order of the Board of Education court for consideration acceptance ' -- § loyes" Stock Market Develop though in insignificant volume Conservative investors are waiting for more definite indications of a recovery mi the industrial horizon and in the meantime are holding- their funds in liquid condition Stiffening of the bond market should furnish the most important clue to the turning of the Investment tide but mortgbeyond a few of the U 8 government age issues and bonds there Is as yet little indication of country wide buying of bonds it boxes for the Loofbourow Seeks Commandant Despite Lack f of Funds Burglars Loot Usual Dull Aspects After a sharp rebound from the early June decline the stock market Major Robert Rooney of San Fran has developed the usual dull and feat- cisco editor-in-chi- ef of Salvation ureless midsummer gait Invest- Army publications for western terri ment buying of the best grade divi- tory who ia visiting Salt Lake con dend payers has been taking place ducted a series of meetings here on wife of Mrs Lenore Eardley Gray Adrian J Gray formerly of Salt Lake accorddied Saturday In Hartford Conn ing to word received here by Oscar W Gray 126 Third avenue a brother-in-la- w of the woman Pneumonia waa the cause of death Mr Gray lived here until three years ago at sults of comparisons made by Dun’s Review Standard Statistics showed thirteen major items higher ten slightly lower and seventeen uncthere was a ratio hanged so thatone of about four to in favor of 1m provement of stabilization The price movements are now much narrower than a year and a half ago when the depression first went in Cotton copper oil hides etc are down to rock bottom close to production cost levels If Indeed they have not dipped slightly below the Mrs Lenore E Gray Joseph Carder Standard Statistics company reveals an excess of advances over declines and the same was true of the re- than TAKEN OBSERVATIONS AT 6 P M MOUNTAIN TIME Klen-ninghsl- Prohibition Is effective notwithstanding reports to the oontrary declared Dr Richard R Lyman of the council of twelve of the L D S church In his talk Sunday at 2 p m n the tabernacle at the quarterly conference of Salt Lake stake D Lyman spoke at length on the subject of upholdng the law and refraining from the use of alcoholic liquors both as a measure of good citizenship and as an aid to health Dr Lyman read a message from Dr Howard R Driggs president of the Oregon Trail Memorial association who was at the dedication ceremonies for the bronze tablet at Independence Rock Sunday The message told of the pioneers who camped at the rock July 21 1847 Dr Lyman read exoerpts from the John diary of his father-in-la- w Brown who with Wllford Woodruff was a scout for Brigham Young in crossing the plains Dr Driggs’ message said that In- Weather conditions June 21 1931: An area of low pressures has drifted eastward from the North Pacific coast along the Canadian border to Montana and with the southwestern low has formed a trough of low pressures over the plateau and Rocky mountain regions Relatively high pressures are charted east of the Mississippi river During the 4day light rains have occurred over Washlngtong eastern Oregon and western Montana and sprinkiea of the Rocky mounalong the eastern slope tains and In the north-centr- al states Temperatures over the Pacific northwest have dropped considerably since yesterday evening but elsewhere west of the Rocay mountains changes have been Irregular and them generally slight Those who have the slightest acComparative data at Balt Lake City Temperature Degrees quaintance with the simplest eco86 nomics facts realize that it Is impHighest today lol ossible to sell goods for less Highest in this mouth since 1874 65 Lowest last night 32 they cost for any extended period Lowest this month since 1874 70 This is all Mean for today very well as an expedient Normal 69 Inches to “close out” a shopworn Inventory Precipitation slow-moviTotal for the 24 hour ending at 6 commodities but as of none p m Total for this month to date 33 a steady diet It will bring starvatAccumulated deficiency for this month ion to the best conducted corporato date 33 Total since October 1 to date 825 tions reduce their income to Accumulated deficiency since Octovanishing point force default on 8 40 ber I Sun rises at 4:56 and sets at 703 June their bonded obligations and compel 22 1931 the wholesale discharge of their empWEATHER ek Lyman Ad- dresses Quarterly Stake Conference CORPS SCHOOL ar (Bv Associated Press) China June FOOCHOW Refugees fleeing from the pillaging bands of communists In northern Fukien province said here today the reds Intended to establish A soviet state in that region The invaders have captured virtually all towns In the district refugees said except Yenping where the military halted them thus preventing a direct advance on Foochow Telegraph and mall services have been Interrupted isolating the re glon Communists they said had confiscated all property title deeds as the initial step towards establishing a soviet regime Meanwhile Chlang Kai-Shgen' eralissimo of Nanking's nationalist government foroes left aboard the gunboat Yungsul for Nanchang in Kiangsi province to lead personally the fight against the reds It has been estimated that more than 200' 000 Nanking soldiers are ready to take the field Northern Fukien province refugees said is practically without protection since officials and many civilians have fled to the coast for safety When communists arrived at on the Kiangsi border refugees said they exacted a large amount of money from the public on after Rivera died in a San Diego hospital Jack Wilson bail bondsman of San Diego said Underhill had enlisted his aid in attempting to free the woman whom he described sis Rose Porter of Long Beach Cal The womau said she was driving Underhill’s automobile and that he grabbed the wheel as she attempted to park causing the car to veer into the fire station where Rivera was standing Rivera was pinned against Dr Richard R y 24 Mishap DRYLAWWORKS Trail Memorial Ice-b- American Express Co Bring News of Com munist Victories APOSTLE SAYS R MENACES SOVIET STATE New High AUTO DEATH pleural pneumonia” Jose Ricardl chief of the Tijuana police said the woman apparently was under the Influence of liquor at the time of the accident Underhill told police the accident occurred when the woman stepped upon the throttle Instead of the brake Tribune-Telegra- Ask for DOROTHY WINN 15 Rose Underhill Faces Mur- Fukien Province Refugees 11 590 500 WOMAN PLAN 'TO FORM In 2 Wasatch Telephone Wasatch a fire truck An inquest in San Diego resulted a verdict by the ooroner’s Jury that Rivera died "of multiple injuries and g IE1MI BENNETT-CULME- IN Big-Thr- ee Auburn Motor AUBURN— CORD— Hyland Co 156 Lost 1st South Was 1450 CHEVROLET-BA- RR CHEVROLET OO Was 2058 8th South and State fits fin- - S COUSINS NEW YORK June 21 — The steel automobileand buildof the industrial ing construction industries the world have shown further contraction in the past two weeks The steel trade now operating at only 38 per cent of mill capacity has become reconciled to the prospect of a dull summer and Is pinning Its hopes on a seasonal recovery In the Fall according to the Iron Age and other authorities In the trade Some of the Important companies are operating on skeleton staffs carrying out a policy of rigid retrenchment By W HOW TO GET THERE Ride and relax In the bluest and eat recllnln seat coachea " 1931 ‘BIG THREE’ IN TRADE MEXICO JAILS CHINESE REDS CUT WHERE ARE YOU G0IIS0 ENTERTAINMENT MONDAY MORNING JUNE 22 Sunday Major Rooney spoke on “Holiness” at the headquarters 137 East First South stheet at 11 a m and 8 p m and conducted open air meetings at Second South and State streets at 3 p m and 7 p m Major Rooney will feature Salt Lake in a July issue of the War Cry the official publication of the orWhile in Salt Lake he ganisation was taken on a sightseeing tour by Commander J George Barry in charge og the local unit He will leave Monday for California Ward Levi Wright was appointed second counselor of the L D 8 church Ensign ward Sunday evening succeeding the late K Lester Schettler who died in January The appointment was made under direction of Winslow F Smith and his first counselor George F Cannon of Ensign stake Anthony W Ivins first counselor of the first presidency of the church addressed the meeting The bishopric now consists of Gordon T Hyde bishop William T Patrick first counselor Levi Wright second counselor and Archibald K McMeil Assault Charge At New Counselor ward clerk m Burglars Steal Fislimg Tackle Prowlers who gained entry to the home of M R Maddsen 1544 Yale esavenue through a basement fish basketa bamboo caped with fishing pole valued at $35 anad two bait poles according to reports received by police Sunday Police also were asked to investigate the burglary of the home of Glen Murray 1237 Seventh East street A watch and fob and a $20 goldplece comprised the loot of the burglars who entered the residence Friday or Saturday by means of an unlocked rear door Mr Murray told police P a GEORGE KINO Bro liters Face Welcomes Las ““Vegas LAS VEQAS Nev — Charles Huck proprietor of a service station two miles out on the Los Angeles highway and his brother August S Huck were arrested here Saturday and formally charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to do great growth against bodily harm as an outof asserted threats made A Wells FriAttorney T day evening wherein he declares he was forced at the point of a gun into an Isolated spot in the rear of the service station and ordered to “settle up your business dismiss all eases pending In court and get out of town” Wells complainant in the action declares that shortly after 9 p m he went out to hi property which adjoins hie Huck service station and camp grounds to attend to the trees there- - When he reached a remote spot on his propery the was accosted by two masked men both armed he told the officers-On- e of them he avs stuck a gun In his back and commanded him to walk a short distance at the same time ordering jiim not to open his mouth “or your life won’t be worth five cents” then hit him over the head with the butt of a pistol RECEIVES DIPLOMA Paul R Davis son of Mr-an- d Mrs Roy L Davis 560 Thirteenth East street has received his diploma for completion of a course at the Babson Institute Babson Park Mass according to word received here Sunday He is a graduate of the University of Utah n L Businesses Clerk NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF REAL PROPERTY— Written bids addressed to James Devine Attorney for ExecU' trix will be received until June 30 1931 at SOS Beason Building Salt Lake City Utah for the property known as 327 South Thlrteeuth East Size pf lot 5x11 rods with house thereon Sub- Ject to confirmation by Court Terms Cash LOUISE GREINER DEVINE Executrix of the Estate of ANNA BICHSEL JUD8QN Deceased IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Third Judicial District In and for Salt Lake County State of Utah - Insurance Company Plaintiff vs Consoll- a corporation Defendant— Notice to creditors of Consolidated Music Company a corporation — In the matter of the receivership of Consolidated Music Company a corporation To all creditors and stockholders of Consolidated Music Company a corporation of tha state of Utah: You and each of you will please take notice that pursuant to an order made and entered on the 6th day of June 1931 by the above entitled court In the above entitled proceeding you and each of you will file with the Deseret the duly Bank a corporation Savings appointed and acting Receiver for Consolidated Music Company a corpoia-tlo- n at Its place of business In Its banking house tn the Deseret National Bank building at the corner of First South and Main street Balt Lake City Utah on or before the 1st dav of September 1931 your claim (or claims) against said Consolidated Musio Company supported by the necessary and proper vouchers and duly verified as required by law that pursuant to said order any claim or claims not so pre- sen ted on or Before said 1st day of September 1931 shall be thereafter acbarred Said claims should bo companied with the particulars of the same and the consideration thereof tothe amount gether with a statement of or lien held and nature of any security or claimed by the claimant or to which himself entitled the claimant deemsSAVINGS BANK THE DESERET Receiver of Consolidated Music Company a Corporation Dated at Salt Lake City Utah June 8th 1931 rejection or confirmation All persons interested ss creditors stockholders or otherwise In said Walker Brothers Dry Goods company or the receivership estate will be heard at said time and place and for such purpose must file their petitions objections and exceptloHlrWlth the clerk of the above entitled court on or before the 23rd day of June 1931 Dated this loth day of June 1931 TRACY LOAN & TRUST COMPANY By H L Selley Trust Officer Receiver of Walker Brothers Dry Goods Company a Corpoatlon Franklin Rlter Wilson McCarthy Attorneys for said Receiver Ashton-Jenkl- a corporation - dated Music Company No 47566 - for-ev- er A NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED proposals will be received by the Utah State Building Commission Room 236 State Capitol Balt Lake City Utah until 10:00 a m June 30 1931 and at that time publicly opened and read for remodeling the Physical Science Building at the University of Utah Salt Lake City Utah Plane and specifications snd proposal blanks may be obtained at the office of the architects Cannon it Fetzer Templeton Building Balt Lake City Utah for which a deposit of $25 OO Will be required all of which sum will be refunded provided the bidder hsus returned the plans In good order to the office of the arch It ecu not 1 s ter than July 3rd 1931 and provided further that he has submitted s proposal for the work herein advertised otherwise only $1000 of the deposit shall be refunded The work la proposed to be let under one contract including plumbing heating and electric wiring Proposals shall bo made In strict accordance with all provisions of the and must be made on specification blank forms to bo provided by the architects Cash or certified check In the amount of 5 per cent of tha bid must accompany each proposal The right Is reserved to accept or rejectorany or all proposals or to accept all alternates any UTAH STATE BUILDING COMMISSION W R J Rallaran President K Brown Construction First publication Last publication Superintendent June June 1931 23 19JL 19 J of |
