Show r 5 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING 14 State Local Obituaries from Company Buys cruelty Engineer Group Inman attorney Bank at Reno To Hear Details DIVORCE GRANTED to Thomas Henry Ballard John Clarence Barton Winnifred desert Judge Heroen a resident of Thomas Henry Ballard SAN FRANCISCO March 5 Clarence Barton Of Speed Train Tremonton Melvin and nephew barber at his at an corporation announced of the lard 8 early hour Monday after a brief the LeRoy Peck A NORTH MLt LAltEx March 5 (U8DAI-H- oc — Receipts 1592 through shipment Induce 703 to Lot Angela packer 303 Lot Angeles market and 208 to tan Diego packers top 14 85 on lew 188 pound drive-in- s packing sows $3 25 iFran-- 1 today the "acquisition of the ihlpmenti include 113 to - South Ban METALS BY DIVORCE ASKED LIVESTOCK GAINS MADE MARCH 6 1034 M 42 J Bal-6- 2 of L D of council of twelve First Nachurch died In a local hospital Monday Construction and engineering fea 30 a m of a brain infection He had been ill about two weeks Unlon Pacific high-- r ame time a statement by John M urM °f th Mr Ballard Was born In Logan May 4 12 2313 00 few tU0tt??T 0iJ5'modd0Whrd Colorado cattle aa loulGrant vealerx 15 00 lorecaat a branchsPpe train which will stop in Salt 1801 a ton of Thomas McNeil and Phoebe presidentr Smith Ballard and had engaged in farmlows tew 945 pound 50 head is on tour an Lake exhibition Thursday banking svitem for the state under 500 to OH pound for many years mixed atccra and helleriteerj were explained ta members of the ingSurviving are his widow Mrs Msrgarite $4 25l5 oo odd head heifrri 13 35 everil Transameraas sponsorship Ballard 2 aons Oairld and Marloner lots medium and good cows 12 50ft 3 25 few engineering council Monday at the Bayne Grant said: Ballard three daughters Marjorie Shir- -' cutter to common kinds 12 00&2 25 few It 15 the policy of Tranamerica chamler of commerce by Maurice Me- ley and LaNorf Ballard and one brother bulla 13 00 Out Ballard all of Tremonton Sheep-Recei- pts not- alt through to Loi through the banks which Gralh- - graduate student at the Utah Funeral services will be conducted Wed corporation none this market Angelea packers to provide adequate bank- - engineering experiment station controls nesday noon in the Tremonton L D 8 lt i OGDEN March 5 ( sr-u- aus i—JHogs— ntf Chapel Burial will take jftace in the m all Inrahtnn uithin Jlsl Comprising three cars ’ the first ofWird fiemc 361 lncIud ’Logan 291’ San directs City cemetery S fJV— Narrow 5eceipu’ JfEW lUnJv March princsc opackers 1236 loa Angeiea market (Operating territory where the public which contains the motive power and the train is such service and where it baggage compartment Jjjj VwanVtoPnCpackeM02?oklosMyCio!demands Changes predominated at the dose of 30 cents lower than last week a close 'can be rendered oft advantageous built of duralumin and has a total- John Kappof 45 proprietor of the curb market tod°v Quotations1 to of only 80 tons The conveft- drink parlor at Ruth Nev died ln a local top $4 35 on few lots best drlvelns mixed Kjlsis ' weight had a mixed tendency but few Lsuesikmds around moo down with practically He had Monday at 10 15 a m hospital 1(1 tinnal train ana cars This will be followed in policy no: He KVeral week ihowed as much as a point differencejno demand for weights under no pound- - onan rf Nevada price from previous closing even “Van?" RreriptlVT'LJmn? ”o mar- 353 Han Prancleco packer 36 Loa An mong the recently Wide moving spec-fk364 Los Angeles packers 104 market ile tlletive favorites San Joaa packers 80 Santa Cruz packers 78 Metals were virtually (he only dii Oakland packers 81 active steady to strong load good 993 pound Idaho fed steers $5 16 imVision which showed uniform CHICAOO March 5AP)— A moderate with few out at 4 2564 75 load Newmont gained ’ from local feed lot 1060 pounds with sag In grain Prices today accompanied provement N R A address 5 President Roosevelts 00 ahrinlc lots odd medium cent point while smaller fractions were per Little else than the president’s talk and steers and heifers 13 5041 4 00 few 2 50ft 3 00 added by Bunker Hill A Sullivan and 13 25 down traded notice among traders and the sat good cows extra quality M25 common andi?f vluMWR ln ?nefal averibed to Lake Shore Mines Oils utilities and odd headcows based on assumption that 12 0062 50 lower grades downl Alcohols were slightly irregular to 1100 few good bulls 12 6062 75 food nothln which he said seemed to apply to gram markets A fresh decrease vealer 1425 5 oo J and “Gulf ch lost a point nd fractional reces- kefl2"vPmrkVt MS nm" fS? Sir-1- ? to give relative steadiness to pricey the last lions occurred in Electric Bond andjket announcement of gupreme Washington Share Canadian Industrial Alcohol A kansa citt March ap— uhdai— court refusal to review decision against of the Chicago board of trade Receipts 3500 600 direct alow un- - suspension and Parker Rustproof Hiram Waik-'Hoas a contract market came too late to afJO cent to than teady opened higher Xr Cn anrt NaJvn’ er Humoie uu &wut on 340 pmjn(i down ci01 fect prices today vtra tomas company finished steady toiina dull steady t to lower tpp 44 on Wheat closed easy at tha same as Satchoice 180 to 240 pounds sood and choice urday s finish to gner 3 140 to 160 pounds 254 20 160 to' 250 He down oats o packing sows 275 to 550 unchanged to 7c decline 261000' pounds 3 754 Transfers approximately Ahsres compared with 315000 lor tail HANftiTo LEADING FtTl EtS iv 0000 jooo Friday in et Chicago Grain good-alee- - miel 1 more lower ProduceIarket Rstallra — Cartonnrdi (To arad t Afcond grad 31 e $4 25ft S 75 8hep— Reralptx 10000 600 direct through practically no early sales 31 30 61 0 3V wwt cram c (Barchmnt wrapp'd CREAM Salt Lake Pint grad eraam del acond grads cuam def 8U Laka It) 003 pew laid hennsrlea do Medluma saw laid henneries train do x 90 to 98 pounds 14 1414 15 Id 37 to pound 3385i4 00 packer bidfew 140 to 110 pounds 13 3541 ding 3 76 feeder plge salable 13 0003 50: plain CAH QUOTATION 50 CHICAOO March 6 (AP)— Wheat— No 2 kind down ot II 00 packing aowg 13 35tt 31 3 50: ttagi 53 754(3 35 hard 88?&88c 33 No 2 yellow Corn— No 2 mixed Cattle— Receipt 11000 fed steers and 17 No 2 white Slltc old corn low early sales better grades 49tft50’c yearling all weight about steady undertone weak No 2 white 62c 11 on khort feds helfera steady to weak early Oat— No 2 white 35036Uc No 3 white sales cowa around 35 lower but very few 35ft 36c CHICAOO Mareh I (API— Poultry— Live sales and market not established Buckwheat — No I 91 30 cwt bulls 17 trucki firm hen over 5 poundi 14c about steady vealer 50 lower atockera and Rye — No sale IIlVkc pounde end under 15 He: Leghorn bent feeders staday to strong: weighty steer Barley— 46ft b 80c Rock broiler 334i35e colored 33c 1401 and 1419 seed— $7 2607 50 eft 35 00 Timothy 1735 choice pounds arebocki lie Rock aprlnks 17Altc! col- pound welthts 55 50 yearllnts 61 00: heifClover seed— 811 OOftlS 65 cwt ored 1 17ci Leghorn ehlckni 13c: roost-ar- e ers I435r615 tarlv tales beef cowa 13 75 Lerd— Tierce 6 62 fe ban turkey llci fount tome 17e: Loose lard— 16 37 odd hfa&IJ75'4 00 to ahlppen eld toms 11c on 3 lie ducks 15017c 150cutter cradea HclUes— 8625 I175C 2 25 medium bulla ease 100 8500 practical top vealer hem lie foung S2766i300 Droaeed turkerb-Ptr- m: MINNEAPOLIS choica select atockera and 15606600 tome 31c old tome lie Ho 3 14c t MINNEAPOLIS March & Afy— 4 605 60 feeder Sag— Receipts 33101 firm aatr flrati 133 cars lower No t north4600 lamb market not Sheep— Receipt IS 4 & 015c fresh graded Ilralo tAVbdallSTbo ern I6ft'89c 97ft90c dark dark northern eatabllahed bid 60 lower around early Current receipt! 15c amber durum Jid feeders In limited numbers hard Montana 87M9cs Potatoee— Receipt! 159: on track 311 sheep SepMay 84c July 84jC down HOSftlU 1155 Sun-da- p ateadyi early bid fed wooled iamb Saturdr tember 63VC tptti 31U oldiblpmenta 10 odd Iota ewe $0 from down from 8825 otock dull auppllea liberal Corn— No 3 yellow 42j'7M4r demand and trading glow! (acted per cwt mixed fait and feeders up to 8910 — No 9 white 32V7i33c tl S No 1 wlaconeln Round White! few DENVER March 6 ( AF— DSD A ) — Cattle— Oats Barley— 354476c oalee I176A1 lo: tint uualltr 1110 Ida-- 1 2800 calves 400 10 to 16 cents Rye— Nn 3 58ff80vr Receipt! Minneeotft Ituseete 13106315: Itrlr lower few 1676 load 690 pounds 6 25 ho rk— No 1 It l2‘fril 85' ht— Ohioo 5150 new (tock iteedf auppllei heaveir Barest clover seed— 14 004i4 35 84 7&H 86 cowa to IS hlgh- I vnoderoto demand tnd trading modertte r few llOOMSOj beit steady "held above" 83 60 ' Plorlda bushel cratee Bllu 1170 Triumph other killing claweg steady 900 to 1250 KANSAS CITY fcl75 Idaho Ruaaato April 1315 KAN8A8 CITY March 8 'API — Whelt — pound cteers 4 066 5 50 yetrllnaa 1135 50 down few 17 00 itockerc and Receipts 136 care II unrhansed to 4 cent veajerc (AP)-Butter CHICAOO Mareh I firm: ittsdy steer4 50cslvei I635tt656 over No 3 hard I3055'4: hard 78OlBMt fresh 3514037c 13 31c li feeder cslvei 14350 td 51Va0O4'a May 79'a July la 35 Ite: 90 3514c: It 34I4C1 II 34: 17 13e belfar 10 Receipt 3400 I slmlei direct Centrellaed carlota llltt! II 14c 5Hots— to California 3 to Texas 50 to 75 hither Corn— Receipts 30 ears: unchtnged to 4 U 33c 150 to 370 pound butchera No 3 whit 405a 14 3504 50 280 ewer yellow 48'i 04000414 IJihl UahU U1- - nixed 40: May 4T July 49r L? 22 ta NEW YORK Mareh (API— Eva— 31 down Oats— Receipts 3 cars unchanged No ai 11334 firman milted colors white 3414035 Rhaep— 1500: 1800 through napseke er selections from trash re- tive lambaReceipt Rve — 684459 steady bulk batter I016tal35 ceipts U4)1954e etandarda and commereteadv on tad earlote or around Barley— 4Ui40'4 llrata 14 0 cial standards 17vif Indtoatton weak to 17ct tsoonds Ut4o medlumi 39 pounds 950 freight paldi W M' IIVERPOOL wethara dirties No 1 43 pound lie M LIVERPOOL March I i API— Spot wheat versa chaeka Idle white else selection Weatern 4a Id Russian 4a 3d and premium marki 3334ci nearby and CHICAQO March I Hogg — Roaafe 4a Australia 4d 33000 3Jc Receipts alow and uneven: few midweatarn 110 :a 300 53 75 49c: lc f l7ot Illlt4c ! i - K I t li hennery gxchanae epectale nearby aud mldweetern axchana atand-rd- a 31c marked mediums 31e Pacific roast lraah shell treated er llnera fanrv 3434Hc: Pacltio coast standard! 3345 14c Pacific coast (halt treated or llbere mediums 30tb31L4e broane nearby and western epecial packs private sales from tore 190 31 It a psalara ctaodarda lid ll've Butter—Reeetot! 5547 (rregulert e reamextra bry hither than extra 37Vet3ltb 3 score flVe acorea 36 firsts 17-03IAe: seconds unauotadi centrtUiad 10 core 31 tee Ohecsia— Rseetpti lltIMt ftrrnt itste Whole milk tlati fresh fancy JO'Aeillc do held ipecially cured tperltll ltevfOc: run 15 W feaular eured 176150 average Wleronln fresh line I - Pslatal 1th 10c fgloci young America Dragged poultry—Quiet chickens freah hnauoted froatn 1J6 34c fowl fraeh 14 ttllc froaeo liH17c! old roosters fresh froaen 0011c turkeya (rath 166 Ind froaen 16825ci ducks fresh UMUot-b- d: froaen 1414 617o Live firm! chickens poultry—VerF freight 13W 16o: expreas 15011c brotlere fowle unauotedi freight' and expreea freight lldlOci exprtat 15030c romteri freight and axprees lOot turkeys freight S620o: (kpreea 306 3301 duckt freight 13c i as prase uuauotad lc LOB ANOKLE8 Bschang Butter ' receipts: March I 331100 pounds Cheese 13300 pounds Rasa dO oaaaa 35c1 Butter 34oi 33o (AP)— Produce 34cl ri ra 7ct da Sags candled clean axtra Saras standards 15c do mediuma lSct do medium atandards 13c I do amalla 13c under 314 Leehorns Poultry hena 4 pounds 13ol over 4 13c pounds 13e 314-- 314-4 hena colored Idol over 4 pounde I7oi over lt4 Jc 'broilers 1- tg pounds Lashorna 3tt-- S to tt4 pounds 30c: frlera pounds 13c barred rocks 3 (4 -- 34 pounds 34c: other Colored 34e roaster barred rock over Its pounds 33c: othera 33c 10c! old ducks young under 4 '4 pound 0 8e seest 13c: turkeys youns torn pounds 10c: over lie hens I pound and 13c hens toms 15c old old lie hpt ales on account shipper ateady to than Friday' average buyer l°"r different at mldsesalon: few bide 10c In- lower packing gowa about iteadrsharply good to choice 0 pound 34 8504 05: top 14 all eoma bids on these below walghts 64 0: 0 Pound 04 36 0 4 75 few I450 io shipper load over 13 05 tood to choice 140-1pound unevenly l360n4 45 most pigs allaibl to 12 50 VI IS: packing aowa 33 500 376 Cattle— Racalpts 14000: fed steers and rearllnaa unevenly ateady to 3c lower: maaaer supply strictly finished kinds hold3740 ing upi early --top yearling weight 17 00 beat medium eera ear y 10 5! bulk early saleweight fed Itabra l6760rr45O atockera acarca cutter ebwe ISerSOq under last week: beef ak to yearling helferg Head to 36e lower vealera 36050 lower: mostly 1150 down Sheep —Receipt 19000: fat Iambi open- Ing alow: Indication!' 35e "or more" low'er with scattered early bldi rather aharplr off: good and choice wooled ofterlnss classes la fact most ether — scare better with oecaalon talking ground on faw agad aatlv ewea SAN FRANCISCO March Ho— Receipts 105O slow no early sales: aenerelly making 15035e higher or to 155040 500 on beat CslKornla butchers Cattle— Recelpti 1300 opening moder-itel- y active eerly sales tteera generally to 35o hither: eerly steady bulk fairly good and good fed iteer and TearHnti 15 7505 63pound car New Mexlcos 16 00 early top: some held hither medium downward from IS 50 ear toad and cholc fad 46 75 Colorado Sheep— Receipts 3300! run largely wooled Iambi demand broad: early site 15c and mora hlaher eontlderlni four duality deck fed wooled Oreton lambs 1036 tariy topi soma helv hlahtr PORTLAND Mareh I Hogs —Receipts 3600 mostly 35c lower few load! good to cholc llghtwtlghti 15 00 soma unsold hearlar weights downward to 14 330 4 50: few pack1450: Uaht-llgh- ts ing aowe IS 84 feeder plge 1400 Cattle— Receipt! 3000: ctlvee 100: slow: Mareh I fAPWFed-Bral-Stat- o News agency)— Net Kholewil ftrica: 14c S3 He: 39- Butter— re downwerd to 13 75: helfera mostly 34 0001 xtrna larga 15ci medlumi 5 00 common kinds downward to 13 00 beet cows 59 0004 00: low cutters and cut- Sltfe: smalls 11 tec Cbaeae— Flats or triplet llHe ters 017503 75 bulla 53 75U336 medium to jood ysalsra 1600 0 7 50 1100 Buieep— ‘Receipts strong to 35c shorn Washinghigher two loads ton lambs 6750: faw lota manly good 00 wooltd choloo Quotable “ NEW YORK March I (AFl—Oeneral bust-Ra- sa to 1135 lambs 177601few owes and abort held above In cotton Monday appeared to be 5400 br soma uncerUInly over cotton LOS ANOrUS March I octroi letlaletlon and fluctuation ware Receipts 100 alow about ateadv Tsther lrresular After eelUng up to ll 31 Note—Colorado 4 35M4I5 3500: local for July durlna the early Madina or about light — Cattle 3300: elow steady to 3 point pet nliher the market declined weak FedRecelpti iteere and yearling! 22 12 cn Prices steadied burin trad taround this tlaur but bulaea were not 676: helfera 54110515: tood cowa 3554100: 30 common to medium 13000376: cutter fully maintained with the market showlnt gredee 81 50fr3 76 of about 106 point In the met decline MO Calvcr—Reoelpta Few otcady afternoon Future cloaed aleady 4 higher feelers 56 35 t 1 lower Sheen— Reoelnt none: medium to choice Low est eBIgh l lamba auotad 17 7808 35 1314 13 04 13 ion 1331 1311 13 3101333 May -July1330 1393 1333 October- 1350 13 31 1348 136 1341 136381316 Jpecembet 13 66 13 58 1363 January BOSTON are March I Bpov oteady middling 1345 th sale high low and closing price of on tho Boston stock stocks traded Monday NEW ORLEANS March I (AP)— Cotton futures cloaed ateady at net advance! of exchange ’BleslHIkh1 Low liciovg SAN FRANCISCO Market rSS£&a Cotton Market Boston Stock List ’ ll Point- - SflTCA Silf ' - ' a I05601544 abOaoa low High 4 a 1929 1107 1994 13 IS Julf a Ibg4f5456e Otlobff t O44M4U440 19 49 1999 19 64 39 45 a timber 1956 1961 is vu Jtnuarx teN 8poi eUedjr PU ) points up Blea 1165 mi5-qi- Wool 'BOSTON quota-Ho- n (Afl-W- ool March io Bottoa were quit firm thoueh been Ucht lor eeveral weeks trad Bom new buslnee oa toodi wet reported tvn hu recentlf but it tu bv bea plodnumber of mill that tipderstood that io ‘ order wer covered on raw and yarn needed in fill ins order Estimated receipt of domestic Wool at Boeion reported to the Boston frain tnd flour exchanie during week endln March 9 amounted to 4901400 poundi compand with 344106 durrnf th previou week received th wool or top th IDAHO ‘TDAHO" FALL-Ida- ho POTATOES March- -' Shipping point luloropatlon lor Batqrday: 'Upper valley— Scarcely sufficient Hies rvpprled at various point to auotb aa a general market Twin Markrt dull! weaker Ineufflrlent ganeral trading to era-- 1 feeling am aa wiahUshcd marktt (ak Futures ateady claw March 091s October 716 874a: July 1500 V CANADIAN WINNIPEG March Wheat — '4: Mar Exchange 04 WHEAT I (API— Hlth Low T 0 Amosksag Anaconda Atehlson Boston S AB Boston Elev Cal 6 Reels East O d F Edison Elec Hi First Nat Btrs Oen Eleg v 390 131 H 1301 004 IS Trade Trends (By Associated Presi) Bilk— Raw allk Imports Into tha United States In February totaled 39 000 bales an Increase of 0431 bales from Fsbruarr 1933 ths Federstsd Tsxtllt Industries Inc re Raw allk In storage ln warehouses ports wae 74607 balet on March 1 or 14146 biles abort a year ago Deliveries to American mill during February wera 36031 balei or 6356 above tha lama month of J933 Cotton aeoda— Tb new week opened euletly in the grey goods division Prices livid ales to the rang at tha tnd ef last week and mills continued to ihow no inclination to loro business by prict shad- MT PLEASANT — Gilbert C Becketrom farmer and iheepman died at tha fam-It ily home Monday following g long lllnes during which he had uttered three paralytic etrokee Mr Beckstrom was born here August 1 1873 g eon of Daniel end Betty Lundberg Beckstrom He was married to Mitts Nnra Monon in the Mantl L D 8 tempt May 30 1897 Surviving are hia widow and elx son and daughter Mra Euaene Johansen Cae-tl- e Dale Mr Jamei Householder Mrs John Jolley and Guy Becketrom Bingham Drald and Harotd Beckstrom Mt Pleaiant 15 and three sisters Mr grandchildren John Carlson Mt Pleasant Mrs Joseph and Mra Leater Allred Spring rnCity fuztr Funeral service will be conducted the' D S South ward chapel under the dlrec tion of the Jacobs mortuary at 2 p m Thursday Air 5692 Cement Burial Vaults BROS improved cement burial vaults waterproof 1144 Main Hy 11509 ALONZO F BARDWELL Exp 20 r Colo COLE BROS (original dealers) waterproof 25 rr Ut 15 B W T Wae 4696 cement burial vaults 317 N st W 6197-- j UNION Assar Office Inc P O Box 1528 152-- 4 So W Temple Was 1199 Assayers JOHNSON MONUMENTS Auto Parts MARKERS AND FLOWER POTS SOUTH State Bt Auto Wreckake Co 1623 BEST granites and workmanship Special So State H 6039 and 3200 So State H designs Real buxs Larjc stock Bee Us 6636 We buy and sell used cars trucks Parry's 2247 Washington eve Ogden Rebuild batteries tires all tilzes makes 11 ARE you buying new car license? NOTICES If not ill pay cash for old car truck Felt Auto Wrecking 645 So Btatc W 5632 has DR McOREGOR 8kln Specialist COMPLETE stock New parts for all cars A moved to 609 Bldg Tel W 2377 trucksMendenhall'a 36 8 W T W 1560 PENNANTS — MadeJudge M men to order for L champtonshloe BROAtDWAY TAYLORS 106 WEST BROADWAY WALT BLOOMFIELD Too it Olgas Co Tops g good gg new 74 8 2nd E Wes 4519 AND FOUND y REL’S Shop— Auto gleea and rcas 613 B State w 4450 WM!iEfontinniHir26 WAN8H1P— Mra Mary Larsen Peterson currency driver a 64 died ln her home ln Wanshlp Sunday license lost Sat Mr Belka Waa 2058 morning of Infirmities incident to age Reward waa She born in HaJierlip Denmark Au REWARD and no questions asked for She was married ln Denmark 8PERE Tent 0 Awn Co mfr waterproof $10 return gust 13 165b Bosof radio taken from car covers tents awns 270 So W Temple to Albert Neilson who rd before she emiCall ton Bldg Saturday afternoon She married SMITH 6c ADAMB mfr tents canvas goods -a4he-So- uth grated to America ln 1884 irn-Hr 6200 Andrevf Peterson of Wanshlp In 1888 and and truck covers 225 Edison st W 1654 FOUND— Wire Haired fox terrier 307 Cen-t- er has lived her since Mr Peterson died street recently Office She was an active member of the Re Funeral servicea for Miaa Leone Hepner lief society and other L D 8 auxiliary DOOLY Bldg headquarter for mining Allen 20 of 206 Wet Second South atreet organizations and equlpmt For space w 2001 She Is survived by two sons A C Neil-swho died in a local hospital Sunday will ter son whose Wanbhtp and Nepht be conducted Wednedayat 2 p m in the Peare unknown: whereabouts tt 544 Qualtrough-AllroSouth mortuary Larsen Bandy a niece Mrs Minnie Main atreet Burial will follow In the City terson leesons 53 trial 75c Woodward's McLing 8alt Lake seven stepsons and four 6 PRIV 346 8 Main cemetery Write tor catalogs W 6012 stepdaughters DeLake Mis Allen was born ln Salt WanIn be the will held servicea Funeral JACK80N'S Class watz fox trot Mon I She h survived by her cember 10 1913 L D 8 chapel March 7 with interclassea tap ballet W 10096 shlp and Phoebe and mother Harry stepfather Allen Driacoll a aiaur Fegay and a grand- ment In Wanvhlp City cemetery gPECIAL Awnings ner sr Buildings Dancing Pmalso Infant Schurin? - 12 LOST Mary Larsen Peterson fe mother 9- Automobile Tops 13 PERSONALS Dentist George Albert Coleman i Dressmaking Kay Foot Specialist v VV F a House Insulation - and LocFRe Improved Earnings Cut Pullman Company Loss Knit good— Hosiery aalea continued to to trad Improvement according quarteri Mills have cleaned out remaintn storks of heavy underwear to ntatlara at' profitable prices Floor covering— Last waek’l business wag fairly brisk ln th carpet and rug divisions as a result ot limited retail stocks and firming prices Wall Street Briefs March 6 (API— Fetmiary company including sub11711765 compared with earn month a year ago more than 17 per esnl Grant A Co Ih February compared with 64403044 ln February last ysar an Incraaaa of 1 per cant NEW YORK salra of Blmmon sidiaries were 51341433 In th ot an lncreas Bales of W T war I4t4f10 Joseph 0'6haUfhnsT vie president of United States Rubber company has retimed H wu In chars of tlrg manufacturing for tha company tha Revsnua freight loadings on th Chicago Milwaukee St Paul A Pacific railroad for th week ended March I totaled 34311 compared with 11643 ln tha previous weak and 11820 ln tha same weak a year ago Swim to Reduce 13c !6 Massage Mabel Simpson Biddulph Storage Foot Specialists 17 Medical 17a Ray Durrant JRAVEt OPPORTUNITIES 18 Service State Local Statistics s Photo Studio Stamps Structural Steel Logan Tools Tractor Repairing The Weather Firth Layton Vermlta and Joseph Firth Ogden: 19 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren Funeral aervlcei will be conducted Wednesday at 1 30 p m ln the L D B Fourteenth ward ehapel with Bishop James Weather conditions March 6 1934' An eetlTt diaturbanet has appeared over Parker presldlna Interment will be In the th northwest with moderate reins occur- Ogden city cemetery under tha direction ring In that ration and traces extendlna of tho Lindquist A Sons mortuary inland to western Montana Light show-er- g also occurred in northern Utah and John A Thorpe southeastern Wyoming and considerable OODKN — Funeral services for John A cloudiness axlata throughout tha west Temwho died Saturday at the family peratures nr wall above normal in the Thorpe plateau realon A rldtt of high presgure home 1005 Bulllvan avenue will be conover tha northern plains and a broad low ducted Wednesday at 2 p m ln th L D over tha northeastern quarter of th coun- 8 Seventeenth ward chapel with Intertry hav caused light rain In tb Orest ment ln Mt Ocden Memorial park under Lakei lection but fair weather prevail th direction of tho Mt Olden mortuary elsewhere cast of th Rockies Comparattv data for Balt Lak City: Jens Hansen Daarees MANA— Funeral sarveea for Jena Ran-s- n 3 Highlit temperature todav 71 who (Ued at Delta Thursday of an 77 ln 1874 this month alnca Highest ware conducted ln the 45 abdominal cancer Lowest leak night 0 L D B North ward chapel here Sunday Lowest this month alnca 1174 54 Interment was In Mantl City cemetery unMean for today 39 der tho direction of the J C Harris morNormal Inches tuary Mr Hansen was born here June 19 1863 Total precipitation for tha 34 hours 09 a aon of Jena end Sophia Mickelson Hansen ended at p m 33 In June 1868 he married Antonette Richer Total for this month to data Ten years later he moved his family to Accumulated deficiency for thlsmonth whert he established a home and 06 Ferron to data 3 30 entated in farmlnr Total alnr October 1 to data Accumulated deficiency since Oct 1 9 03 During his early manhood he waa a mem- Bun rlsas at 634 and acts at 634 March her ot th first band and orchestra organised in this locality 6 1934 Ha is survived by Ml widow Mra WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN R Hansen of Ferron: alx sons and AT 6 F M MOUNTAIN TIME William J Hansen Price Jay daughter Hansen Tooele Lamar Hansen Ferron Mrs Mrs Audrey Maggie Sorenson Ephraim Culp Helper and Mra William Childs Fer-notwo brothers Joseph Hansen Hiawatha and J P Hansen Mantl four sisters Mra James O Bratthwalte and Mrs Dorothea Jorgensen Monti Mre Ellen Lowry Redlands Cak and Mrs Joseph Bemts California r Dun A Bradstraet report failures ln tha United Stales for th weak ended March 1 totaled 353 compared with 355 ln the preceding week tnd 556 ln ths gam week a year aio Watch Repairing BIRTHS Provo— Mr and Mrs A O Hulick Mr and Mra Leo A Taylor son: Mr and Mra Elmer Neleon eon: Mr and Mrs Elmer Jones daughter: Mr and Mre Oran eon: Mr and Mrs Joseph M Oroneman Mr and Mrs Harold Hafen daughter Draper daughter Beaver— Mr and Mra Ernest Muir daugh ter DEATHS BALLARD— Thomas Henry Ballard monton basal brain Infection BEENY— Qeorge Henry Beeny 80 RAW- - SUGAR ( AFt— Raw augaf NEW YbRK Mareh wae easier today and dnty-free- a inclined 130 ! Ross Planning-Extensio- n of — LoanHoliday BOISE Idho Vf) —Governor C Ben Ross announced Monday that he "probably’ will extend the mortgage more tor ium lor an additional 60 days when its present expiration arrives March 17 The moratorium has been extended for eo'day periods ever ince March 17 a year ego soon after It wu made possible through an act of the 1933 legislature CHICAGO SURBAUOH S Jewelry Store Good watch eon: repairing 166 So State Was 6317 41 Tre- March 5 1730 Ro- berta avenue cause unknown' but natural March 3 O It rax 28 854 Ever ett avenue peritonitis March 1 128 68 HINmXn— John Henry Hlnman North Main atreet cause unknown but natural March 1 SMITH— Emily Smith 78 Provo broncho' pneumonia March 3 QIATRA8 — Deaplna REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Distributor Storage company to Carpenter Building company lot 71 1000 block 47 plat A L Robison ter Jpshine Qeorge Christiansen lot 23 block 3 Lyn- 10 Lrndale Percy Hallen to Don D Hampton 10 lot 1 block 15 plat B 8 W Ooldlng to Heber O Phelps lot 5 block 69 Plat A Wasatch Investment association to lot 14 black 3 A H Schtlever Perkins addition Mrs C J Harmon to Alice A England lot 7 block 16 Plat B Helena O Oleason to John M lot II block 1 Walker 16 subdivision 6 plat A William E Wlnkworth to Marr 8 Nee eectlon 32 township I north 166 range 3 east Oertrude Mthafeldt to Busan A block Ehrlch 3 30 lot Ltngton Lulu Shaw Putman t subdivision KAYSVHXE— Mrs Lulu Shaw Putman 0 A Whit to James L Franken 53 widow of William Ln Putman dlad at lot 12 block 3 Liberty Heiahta her homt here Monday at 6 SO a m She waa born In Iowa February I 1662 a daughBANKRUPTCY ter of Mr and Mra O B Shaw Bha came to Utah ln 1917 and for 13 years made her Warren Grover McBride Tooele: liabilihorn at Soldier Summit She later moYed ties 345986 64: assets 11306 sll excepted to Helper and for tha last three montlii had lived In Kaysvill Qeorge C W A Surviving are five sons Lee Rollo and Starling Putman also Clarence Clements a son by a former marriage two Wyoming daughters Mra Juanita Manca and Mra Elinor Pagano Kaysvllla: a brother J E Shaw Balt Lakes a sister Mre O A Aullck ROCK SPRINGS Wyo — Hevy Nebraska and 14 grandchildren reductions in the quota of men alJames A Slater lowed Sweetwater county for C W A services : for SLATER VTLLE — Funeral project will lead to abutting down of 71 A of Jama Slater lifelong resident From a peali quota of Blatervllle and aald to be the first white many projects rhlld born here who died Sunday evening 881 men in January reductions have at hia home following brief lllnese of March 9 to' pneumonia will ha conducted Wednesday cut the figure beginning at 3 p m in tha L D 8 Blatervllle chapel 399 men Interment will be In Ogden city cemetery It is expected this reduction will under tha direction of th Larkin 0 Bona a heavy burden upon relief mortuary place 11 1856 o Bishop Biotry wtl born April as the son ot Richard and Ann Corbrldaa 81a ter agencies of Sweetwater county who ware among the first to settle ln We- quota reduction la coming at a time ber county They located ln 1653 ln tha district later called Slatervilla Richard when the coal mines are reducing opSlater wu a member of ths Mormon bat- erations on account of the approach ' talion of warmer weather On account of Bishop Slater was educated In th schools the reduction several projects which of Ocdan and Weber county and whan voung man taught achool ln tha county not and Later ht took car of extensive farmlna have been approved have Ha had served os county school may not be started Interest trustee tor 3 yeara war bishop of ht ward being succeeded bv hia son Arthur COMMITTEE NAMED Slatar During Blihop Slater's term GREEN RIVER Wyo— The Green bishop tha new ward ehapel in SlatarvUle was erected From 1554 until 1887 ho served River Community club has appointed an L D B mission In New Zealand Among other church activities he was an offlrer a committee consisting of Leslie Carle In the Mutual and superintendent of (he and L E Selby to cooperate with the ward Bundav achool many yeara He was a member ot the hlth priests' auorum st United Travel association of aouthern the time o hit death On December 38 Wyoming to act as Green River’s 1177 he married Miss Mary B ‘Allred Burvlvlnt are tha widow three sons and members of the board of directors a dauahter J Lawrence Slater Marriott This organization handles the tourist Mra William Thomas Oaden: E Arnold Slater end Haloid O Slater Blatervllle: 39 publicity of southern Wyoming bearsndfhlldren nine ing an associaton of towns located and one sister Mrs Margaret Brbe of on the Lincoln highway Menn Idaho Quota Reduction Hits Projects Loadings on th Atchison Topeka 6 Santa Fa railroad for th week ended Mareh totaled 30037 oompared with 30004 ln the previous week and 10213 In tha gams week year ago ( t Beckstrom Amelia show S L Bank Clearings C J Healy ing Pig Iron— Bale In New York district during Ih past weak war estimated at 1600 to 3000 tons or slightly lower than the averaae ol recent weeke ir va Gilbert Expert W tr Bowers WUlumsen wllbe conducted Tuesday at 1 30 p m in (he rose room 36 East Seventh South eet the pev A E Butcher officiating Frcnds may call at the flower room In the mortuary until time Qf srtvlees InterIn ment will be the Murray cemetery under direction of the Deseret mortuary Le Expert brother Oscar Bar Abstractor i Funeral service wlU be at 3 P m Friday ln the South ward L D 8 chapeL under GOOD prop titles get good loans the direction of the Jacobs mortuary title man Thoe Homer 404 S 8t a Francis Young Firth Clove Mar I 00 I OO'i I M'70 'a 7U 704 Juyl Cash wheat: No 1 07c: No 3 northern I4'4c No 3 northern 03'tc ati No 3 white 33 Sc No 3 white NTSKkl Call nenMt Pleasant and lon 8terllnt Canada S DR HUDSON Dr Thomas 2 Brott ANYONE connected with U 8 15th Inf PROVO — Funeral services for George Al8eta of artificial teeth beautiful bldg com A Ttenteln China 1917 tb 1920 the previous year according to a re- The Fridav 46 who died Coleman bert night durable lifelike gums Sold for $30 son of Mr tnd Mrs notify GladysL-- Fereuson 50 W Oak-lan- d Univeron South residence at the family fe few yeara Now only $8 All t 4 1ft p m ago avc 8 Schurin died Mondv port on last year’s operations issued City Very Important avenue following a lingering Illness sity kinds dental 743 at reduced service ave rates Jackson the residence it family VERY beet massage' hot bath alcohol rub Monday will be conducted Tuesday av 2 p m in the nue 226-2- 7 10-- 8 Hra Atlas furiferal Bldg with chawfl Bishop Berg mortuary Air express totaled approximately Walter P Whitehead presiding Burial will EXPERT massage Franco-America- n ag6nt 500000 pounds an increase of 175 per L be ln the Provo City cemetery room 23 g 1st South Was 6132-318 ALTERATIONS costa lined fancy costumes cent Airmail totaled 3182165 OODEN— Word wax received Monday of Jean Stromness 4 4 1? B Main W 2153 MA8SAGE— Elec treatments Eva McNall Davis exper nurse 403 So 2nd E W M88-pounds a decrease of 154203 pounds ath death otofJ L Healy He63 for many year died Monday at OGDEN— Mrs Amelia (Melik) Davis Kay Oaden SCIENTIFIC Airmail represented 45 per cent of theresident Swedish massage and bath Elk national home In Bedford Va Mrs of home died her the Graduate at daughter operators 314 Templeton bdg the company’s revenue during the Mr Healy was born In Cincinnati Ohio Emma Kay Edson 3971 Jackson avenue DR A L HANSEN 202 Boyd Park Bldg RENEE MISS on 10 1863 home He his ln expert massage fend bath made 2679 2 W $1 August treatment chiropody first six months of the present fiscal Orden for a number of yeara beinx em- Monday noon following a stroke suffered 25 N Waa 10381 1st West apt 313 ployed for a time as talesman for the White Sunday 1 year the balance coming from pas- Sewlnt REAL Reduce treatmt 1869 Hucknall Swedish in massage She was bom January a Machine and later company $Ii steam bath 50c J59Vfe Main rimJOn The company waterworks department collector for Oa- Nottingham county England a daughter sengers and express ASBESTO-LIT- E came K 3 and Davis Ins over Mrs Installed Thomas and ofMr NEW restful massage deep Hath alcohol rub completed 95 per cent of the 1250000 den city Prior to hit departure from Ox-de- n to Uteh with her perent 45 yeere ago In cost $35 aver house ceiling 10 to 6 p tn 34 So Main Room 420 several yeara ago he waa chairman of 1890 she was married to John Kay ln the Mo payts Home A Garden Co miles of flying scheduled monthly the oVlsHinc 46 So committee of the Oxden Elks 8alt Lake L D E Endowment house She 974 Main Was United Is now flying on 6875 miles of lodge H was a member of Ogden counhad been an active member of the L D 8 cil 777 Knights of Columbus and tor church Mr Kay died a number of years airway in 20 states Key pairingmany yeara was one of th head uiherx at 4$gO (N warmth and privacy: auar course $6 services ln 8t Joseph Catholic church mall orders preShe Is survived by four sons John Clar- 25C — KEYS duplicated Prof Thornton Wai 8oring W 1732 Two slaters survive Elizabeth M Healv ence 337 42B6 So Was and Anaeles State Lo Thornes paid Henry Wheeling W Va and Mrs George A Mess WllfordKayFrancis Kay Salt Lake and Alvin a resident of an eastern state Mrs daughter Funeral services will be conducted at C Kay Oakland Cal two brothers Oaden defe-tlvthe Elkx national home ln Bedford with Emma Kay EdsonEUish c McMANUS Davis Salt Lake LIFF Masseur Wasatch AMERICAN” Detect’ Asen "Legitimate James Else end Interment there 401 Utah Bar Tr Bldx Was 3928 two sisters Mrs Elissbeth Angus Nelson Springs Was 4907 (Men’s Department) and Mrs Isabella Downie Los Angeles and seven grandchildren Moving & CHICAGO March 5 ((P)— The PullTime and place of funeral and burial OGDEN— Funeral servicea for Mrr Mabel man company transportation subsidthe Deseret HOUSEHOLD goods packed moved and OR L P DELK 304 Felt Bldg Arch trou-bl- es 59 lfe of John C will be announced later by Biddulph Simpson A shipped anywhere fireproof ware corrected Quick gnd lasting relief avenue who died imorlutrT house as clean aa your house iary of Pullman Inc reported a def- Biddulph of 360 Franklin fill Long be conducted pneumonia icit of $564427 for 1933 compared Sunday moving Wedneedav at 1 p m ln the L D 8 REDMAN VAN A STORAGE CO with loss of $1220035 in 1932 First ward chapel with Bishop John E Was 1463 Durrsnt 21 of Ctstleaste d'ed In The improvement in earnings was Fowler prealdlni Burial will be ln the a Rar local hospital Monday at 10 30 p m of PURN1TURE moved to Denver Balt Lake or 6 RGrT?fTtH VpecTaiTet tor mem c£ of cemeterv under Linddirection 113 South Mein at Was 5514 The names of survivors causes Cal natural bonded by in the face ot a drop from $43366386 Hooper experts Everything inquist A Sons mortuary Mon sured no crating nec MOLLERUP MOV-INMrs Biddulph was born In Hooper Sep- -' bid not been learned at a late hour to $38435670 in gross A STORAGE CO Salt Lake W 1569 tember 11 1060 a daughter of Valentine day For December gross earnings were and Charlotte Nichols Simpson She was TRIBUNE and Telegram reader and Office In 1003 and came to Oaden to re$3552266 against $3294287 in 1932 married are uiged to exercise caution side was member of th L D 8 BOOKKEEPING ln arranging automobile or bug and Bteno service notary and net profit after taxes waa $772-84- 2 church8h Refwith other Individual! public B A Farnaworth 419 Nesa W 4198 Surviving are her husband and four sons compared with $67666 erences should be carefully exchanged year and daushters Mra Herman Van Leau-wr- n assurance et definite reapcnslblllty tnd ago Mra Howard Sorenson Mrs Raysecured mond O Xlhlstrom and Jack Biddulph OaSAGRI8 Photo Studio Portrait Spec Every den: ten brothers and sisters Mrs ErIn JUDGE’S WIFE WINS 174H the line Main 60 photo thing n nest Wecker and Mrs Fred Weeker Mrs Joseph Hliley James John SEATTLE March 5 (yp) — Superior George Brlaham Frank and Charles SimpMARRIAGE LICENSES Judge Charles P Moriarty is a good son Hooper Robert Simpson Shelley COMPLETE assortment of stamps albums LYMAN C BAILEY JR 19 SALT LAKE book for stamp collector judge in more ways than one On Idaho Deseret Book MAUD R HOYT 17 Salt Lake Co 44 East on So Temple Wa 6967 return their recent here from New ALBERT VAN LEEUWEN JR 21 Salt Lake: 18 ANNIE TAYLOR Salt Lake York on the liner Santa Paula Mrs 21 Lake BURNETT Salt OGDEN— Mr Young Firth 78 VIRGIL K Moriarity was adjudged the most widow of Robert Frances J Firth died Monday at LURIE RASMUSSEN 31 Hunter INDUSTRIAL STEEL b IRON CO Iron and beautiful among the 125 women 1 30 a m at tha family home 3570 Ot-de- n steel for all purposes welding avenue followlna a brief Illness repair work 475 W 6 8 W 4062 aboard in an Impromptu contest SevMrs Firth wu born ln England March 18 NE3BON enteen ctates were represented Locan: ALEX 9 1856 ELMER daughter of Matthew and Margaret Young The family came to Ogden ELIZABETH AMY KIDMAN 21 Pe'ers- boro as L D 8 converts In 1677 C P Hand forged mechanics' tools They moved FLOUR to Hooper and later to 8outh Weber Mrs ROBERT JONES 79 Devton Idaho' WASATCH TOOL CO 1787 Bo State THE STANDARD OF MINNEAPOLIS 70 Logan nged Firth Mareh 8 (API— NANCY E SCHVANEVELT was married In 1885 ind lived In AMERICA 8 BUS SERVICE Carload lot family patents South Weber until 1933 when she moved 1715 0 7 35 a barrsl In 08 pound cotton sacks to Oaden Mr Firth died here In 1931 ON TIME SCHEDULES Provo CLEARTRAO tractor spec Shipment 20302 Pure bran 51700® 1750 Auto repairing Surviving are eight sons and daughters HEAT PILLOW 8FPPVj Mrs H A Hamblen and Mrs R N Ham- WILLIAM T STREET 31 Lehl Turpin Garage 713 Norih 2nd West TRANSPORTATION GUARANTEED blen Roy Bert tnd Earl Firth TremonALICE FOX 21 Lehl ton Mrs F R Oaines Balt Lake: William cent under Increased offerings Demand was light and tha only sals confirmed was 30400 bag! of Porto Rican for 1J1 18b March arrival to an outport refiner at lift MV 6814 337 103'198H 198 Futures wera Inactive and prlro chantes li 3b 63 narrow closing 3 points nat lower with io! sb 5b traders generally inclined lo hold olf io' s 6b pending further development at Washing96 147 Vk 146b ton th sugar allotment plan Balas Wera 66 186 67 only 3060 tona Tha market opened at un694 13 33b changed to 1 point decllno and showed lit 113 11 tl further change until lato tn tho afterlib ptllette 60 Isla Royal noon when there wer additional looses ot 1 Wl 100 Mohawk a point under scattered liquidation and 37 Nash Motor! 36 b and commission houses selling by trad New Ena TAT 30 99 Tha Increased offerings In th soot mar85 10b ket probably accountad for aoma ot th 300 ‘5-North Butt selling while demand waa limited to scale 1851 Quincy down covering 1301 10" Stone A Web 10b Increased offerings tn tha' toot market 36 63 Torrlneton probably accounted for noma ot Ih falling — -Unit Drtir while r demand wer itmttrd to - scale down Mb !? 301 63b 64b Dnlt Fruit covering 4601 04 b 83 Unit Bho Mach Th close: March I 56: May I 1: July U 8 Bmelt 1 64 394 136b mb December L73b September 168b 350 I 4 Utah Aoet I 174b January 4 1765 3 Utah Metal Refined waa unchantad at 466 for fine 10431 Warren Bros llbl lib granulated with a modtrata withdrawal Total Boston atock salee Monday 22703 demand reported harts V 8 TREASURY REPORT ' WASHINGTON Mareh 5 (AP)—Tha of th treasury Mareh 3: Receipts 131056023 0 114503364 73: axpendtturoa balance 14378613475 53: cuitoma receipt Smoked ribbed anot closed 16 87 nominal tor tha month 13193 17171 Receipts 66: exepndlturea 11531364 00 Saturday bank debit! Bsm day laet Year Holiday 60 Including 13450677636 69 jot emergency 2003 36664 expenditures excee of expenditures Monday bank clearing Sam day lut year (Old OSMta 67 460533 81045 Holiday Am a March 5— United gers in 1923 an increase of 44 per cent and flew 14714415 miles an increase of 12 per cent compared to 4 OOftS 25 pound iXiQuoiatlons based onwes and wetheri OMAHA March 5 (AP— USbAI-Hogalow moat rather Receipts 1000 11 CHEESE Pull erem triplets lb Pull cream longhorns lb good and choice 60 SUITS Leone Hepner Allen Airline Reports Increase In Passenger Traffic CHICAGO It Pull cream sandwich loaf lb Jack Cheese d pounds each lb Block Bwloa brick lb bricks lb Llmburger brlcka lb Cream brick Roquefort 5 pounds each lb Wls cured lb Pul eraam data! Pull cream Ion horn Wls cured lb Pull cream triplets wls cured lb Pull eraam longhorn veattrn cured T a pound and feeders strong ' Lark' mortuary direction foi Mrs TESHIROOI — Funeral aervices Hamako Teshirogl will be held in tha chapel of Joseph Wm Taylor mortuan 125 N Main at Wednesday 2 p m Dr Hsta of the Japanese Christian church officiating Friends mar call at the mortuary Tuesday 7 p m and Wednesday from 12 noon until time of services Remains will be shloptd to Cal for cremation Marv WIIUJM8EN—Funeral aervices illness Mr Barton who was an-FILED NEW pneumonia experienced hunter and trapper suffered a VirZion's Benefit Building aocielj t ‘crushed foot last October while hunting A note Parry Parry and Louise deer had been confined to his home near- gil 11560 51 Moyle Moyle attorneys all ly winter but had recently been able Z'on a Benefit Building soc etv s to be about town when stricken with pneu8 Ferris et tl note 11664 15 attormonia He waa born here August 18 1871 a son neys Moyle A Moyle of J Oacar and Emmeline Seelr Barton He was married In Mantl Ostober 2 1090 to Miss Elsie Ericksen of Mt Pleasant who survives him Their only son John Glen Barton died In Standardvflle last June 19 Surviving are nta mother Mrs Emmeline Barton and a sister Mrs Chloe B Frand- - weighs 100(1 tons the speaker Puneral arranaement have been tents-- 1 The new train hac a maximum t!v(ljl 8tU Lkf Burial ft for 8und speed of 110 miles per hour and is 'will probably be hi the Mt Ollvei ceme- propelled by electric motors the tery power for which is generated by a Peter Soderberg Diesel engine An improved 62 cement worker Pftfr type of braking is provided Mr Mc- was foundBodrbfrg dead in hit room at 291 East Grath said which will stop the train Bouth Temple meet Monday morning Neighbors reported he fell on the stairs from a speed of 90 miles per hour in tolng to hlx room Sunday night The the same time it takes to $lop an or- body was taken to to the city morgue and later removed the BlumeV it KnUht 40 from train miles hour per dinary mortuary Hie death was attributed to nat- — He explained that bv coordwaUngvr! cause -- natlTe-tif fiweden had all I raping as one unit the hmlrier' b Mr: Hoderberg--bv'l the C W A for the last employed Obviated the necessity of a heavy three months There are no known aur-iunder frame to take the shocks of ’lvor draft ahd buff The front car which Calvin Mabey Newbold contains the engine has a heavy floor Cahln Mabry NwboId 7 son of Samurt to protect the passengers in the two Ernest died at and Ella Mabey Newbold rear car? in case of collision the family reildence in South Jordan Monat 1010 a m of acarlet fever SurAnother feature of the new train day and a brother Orion viving ar hia which is an advantage he said is Newbold all ofparents South Jordan Oravealde services will be conducted Wedthe fact that the center of jjravity is nesday ln f-lJordan 20 inches lower than in the old style cemetery 5 50'tp7 00 900 to 1500 pounds I4 75r7 00 helfera rood and choice 550 to 900 pounds t4 5041 35 cows good 33 35til75: vealer medium to choice 'milk led I400il50 ALT LAKE BUTT1CR Pint etockers en6inebn jujor said married from 8cocinx on BRIGHTON — Funeral services for Thom a a B Brighton will be held Wednesday at 2 p m in 21t ward chapel Hia remainv may be viewed at his residence 219jj£f William D street from 10 a m until X p MJkh1-ie- r terment will be made under home stof Market Reflects Curb Mixed Gains at Close Oils Lose Ground -- Bcogins MT PLEASANT — John local died fUNERALS Bessie N Peck C ' 1 fUNERALS $18 Loa Ang 38 601 I 6 66 Denver 13 00 15001 Portland Omaha 1300 Kan City 16001 Spokane 31001 Idaho Falla 3 90 Detroit 6 30 Boise 26 001 New York BIGGER SAVING ON ROUND TRIPS ALLEN— Funeral services for Miss Leone Hepner Allen of 90S West Second South V TWO TRIPS DAILY ireett who died in this city March 4 ALL DIRECTIONS In hr twenty-fir- st year will be held at 9 p m Wednesday March T in the Qufeltrough-Allco- tt 544 South mortuary Main atreet Friends may call Wednesday morning at the mortuaryJ City cemetery ANDERSEN —Servicea for Jack Louis Am dersen eon of Mr and Mra Lou4J Andersen of 138 South Second DEPOT & TICKET OFFICE East street will be held Wednesday t W Bo Temple Tempi Square Hotel at I p m4 In the Kingdon A Lee mortuary with the Rev Jacob Trapp officiating The casket will be open TuesCITY TICKET OFFICE day from 8 to 8 p m and Wednesday 9U9 BO MAIN WA8 1369 from 10 a m until time of services Interment Wasatch Lawn burial park CAMPBELL— Funeral service for Miss Martha Campbell will be held from the Evans A Early mortuary ehapel TuesDAILY Friends may view the day at 2 p m IDAHO FALL8— ELY NEVADA remains at the mortuary rhapel MonCORINNE GARLAND TREMONTON day afternoon and evening tnd TuesMALAD- - POCATELLO BLACKFOOT day prior to trvicei Interment will follow in the family plot In Wasatch CULLEN HOTEL W 1064 Lawn cemetery GALLACHER— Funeral service for Annie Fmpey Gailaeher will be held Wednes- NORTHWESTERN STAGES day at 3 p m ln tha 2nd ward chanel Her remains may be viewed at her FATES FURTHER REDUCED home (81 5th East Tuesday from 4 BOISE $5 until I a hi and Wednesday from 16 Ina m to Wednesday 1 p m TWIN FAUH 406 terment In City cemetery under J BURLEY 13 00 ef the Larkin mortuary SAVE til and H0UB8I ROBBINB — Services for Edward Louis RobHOTEL CULLEN W 1064 bins aaad 15 will be held Wedneedav at I p m ln ths East Midvale ward resiFriends may call at tha ehapalCOAST TO COAST SERVICE dence of hia irandfather on Social avenue and Fourth East ln East Midvale Modern reclining sleeper chair aoacheg ALL RATFS REDUCED from 10 a m until time of services Wednesday Interment ln Midvale cemetery under direction of George A HOTEL LITTLE W 1514 Jenk-ns- ’ mortuary WANTED— Lady or gentleman driver for Oakland or San Francisco leaving Wed morning Furnish car gas and oil Call LEGAL NOTICE Nuaent 530 80 Btatc st rROBATE ANb'GUARDIANBHir NOTICE' Truck Freight Line 18a (Consult county clerk or the respective a 4 LEWIS BROS STAGES ‘ elanersjorjurtherlnformatlon) Bondi arLBlngKanrLlnfurilyervT' NOTICE! TO CREDITOR ed dc Ins 64 W Fayette avc Waa 6804 Estate of Fred F Moses known as F F Moses deceased Steamship Tickets 19 Creditors will present claims bii iinw toursrcruiVfa with vouchers to the under- Information American Expres Co 24 W W 260 signed at 214 Boston Building Salt Lake City Utah on or -be MALE HELP 20 AD fore tha 24th day of April m 1934 WANTED 1 SAMUEL NEWMAN Administrator of the Estate of MAfnjFAC’njRERpiaciiuTreUabfirmanfor Balt Lake City territory for national Fred F Moses deceased product htahly advertised and aold GEORGE A FAUST through established retail and whole-shouses Will clear 335 per month Attorney upward No experience necessary only Date of first publication 13th ba consistent worker with good referA I 1934 day ences Reasonable Investment required for stock for immediate orders fully (Nattc ot First Meeting ef Credltera secured Olva phone and address In In Freeeedlnge Under Beetle Trlb-Tele 75) answer Box 4 TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE WANTED— cutter percentage basis Meat United States District of Utah— In tha Must also know other line connected matter of Mrs Alice M Parkinson Debtor with coal camp general merchandise —In Proceedings for a Composition or Extore Population about 500i steadily tension future increaaing payroll Brilliant To the creditor! of Alee M Parkinson of best reference! considered Box Only disSandy ln tha aounty of Salt Lake and ' Trlb-T- cl trict aforesaid-- Notice la hereby given that on tha 13th day of February A D 1934 the MEN with retail store experience about 114 weekly to start petition of the eald Alice M Parkinson prayApply rm 401 23 W 2nd So 70 a m to 1 p m ing that aha be afforded an opportunity to effect a composition or an extension of time WANTED DENTIST to pay her debts under Section 76 of the Must b young neat appearing and Bankruptcy Act waa approved by this court first class operator Oood proposition as properly filed under aald section: and that to right man Balary and commission the first meeting of bla creditors will be held Trlb-TBox at 403 E 1st South Bt In Lake City on the 14th day of March A D 1994 at 9 EXPERIENCED sales ortanlzer to handle house to house camoalan for established o’clock ln tha forenoon at which time the Was 5272 Monday local firm eald creditors may attend prove their 8lt claims examine the debtor and transact surh other business as may properly come said meeting Dated March 1 1934 ELMER T OOSHW Conciliation Commissioner CANKV 3 Was?1867n'TuesaUern0on?P°" men 8tesdy lobs: Tues CONTRACT Wed 10 to 13 noon p m 326 flss (Continued on Following Paaol r a I At -- W |