Show ' tt- r - ' By ROGER W BABSON Aleip a a THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Ricks Eleven TO Battle A C Frosh Economist Sees Business In Spotty Condition 419 very-modes- under the Element Liaise Walter Ambrose Holtz 63 Great Falls Mont : Emma Jones Dunlap 56 Long Beach Cal Tribune Intermountain Service REXBURG Idaho—The Ricks junior college Vikings will open their home football schedule Friday with the Rah State Agricultural college freshmen furnishing the opposition After being set back last week by the strong !daho Southern university efeven the Vikings are hpeful of retaliating this week against the Aggie greenling& strong Hogs—Receipts Coach Clyde Packer has been to Inc higher top $1025 mixed weights $1000 down packing sows $700(0800 long daily drills to get his staging th gttgtnPefcoerlPgirke:td teirreZt lc" steers t750 q 850 few common charges in shape for the clash and cow as a result the local team is excommon and medium bulls to show considerable im$40011500 of- - pected no kinds choice i'eereales provement 2714 all through few lottineeteruknettelpta Changes'have been made In the 319n13$102 reel decks iitt pass defensive game and several kinds $185 if 275 new faces are expected in the start- l3 D A ) n et ( ing lineup for the battle with the on mixed best driveins light tot)" Bows Farmers slow:mreedwiumwetwa 4htiteindssi L°r?yd'ilsn'O Coach Packer Is centering much 1000 steady: steers of his hope for a Cattle—Receipts g victory on the leowmmeounttletht lie4ifo tteaag VN17(14clotts ability of Lamont Wilcox load good Utah cows $57'5 few walgb star sprinter from the Madison high heifers out at $eoo and two bulls at $550 part load cows $535 cutter and common Wilcox is inexperienced but he has low cutters $325 drirtns $4006480 feeder been shelling plenty of promise in Pesr7s5 ataitboltilltedntehsTa lotr251daho drills and should be ready for a ldvo0 trucked-Ilot 70- Po big day against the Logan invaders early $850 1936 There has been a more marked drop in demand for leathers shoes and textiles than usual at this season While all types of building have fallen below a year cities k a d ' ta if ago nonresidential construction has picked up recently England has just closed the best tourist and vacation period in its history This influx of resort money will be a lifesaver this fall and winter Atlantis Seaboard Mixed Business conditions vary widely in the middle Atlantic states Every- where industrial activity is still above a year ago but receding noticeably Virginia West Virginia: Maryland Delaware and- parts of Pennsylvania report good p retail sales Returns however a're not so favorable from New York City and New Jersey Building activity is easing off as it is in nearly every region Wall Street is naturally blue but fundamentals are sound Higher payrolls and better retail trade from other sections will help the industrial northeait The south is in good shape Conditions in the farming regions have been ideal The cotton and tobacco crops are enormous-thi- s yeas As a result cotton prices have fallen drastically and tobacco is lower Nevertheless total buying power will top the 1936 total Textile mills are slowing down through the Pied- mont area- - Manufacturing plants of all types report a slackening in orders Yet despite this temporary k most of the south offers good sales possibilities Middle West Average East et the Mississippi and north of the' Ohio business conditions— vihile slackening off—are relatively good The automobile industry has in building up been a trade and developing the buying power of thousands of wage workers Rising rents are keeping home building active despite higher construction costs Retail trade in this section is- from 5 to 10 per cent ahead of last year Despite the current let-u- p in motor chemical shoe steel and other industries no sharp curtailment is expected West of the Mississippi conditions are more spotty Somelarmihg corn munities are much the richer for this year's harvests while others where crops are only fair are still Livestock just dragging along prices are high but because grazing conditions are good animals are being held off the market Real estate is very dead in this section and new building is slowing down as corn and live- Nevertheleas stock are converted into cash such areas as Missouri eastern Nebraska Kansas parts of Iowa the Dakotas and Minnesota are set for their best autumn business in years Southwest Booming Business is really booming down Lower cotton In the southwest e prices have taken some of and Oklahoma's hilarity but this section is still just likeI a "boom-town- " Oil drilling 3 close to an e high Retail trade isway over last year's figures Jobless workers are scarce No real n appears to be ahead in these states Winter tourist busi- ness promises to be best on record with this entire section benefiting I ant Very optiniistic on both- the set-bac- LA ' life-sav- 8 I lb I 1 a 1 la Receiarly ball-totin- 4 DENVER Receipts IDeL 13011 7 CELIVO6 200 slowp grass enea'aerackslutat tttlerdand5ayat'svcz grass heifers $5006°700 bidding lower tavy cutters oftehd trienr! vsesaelseresteaalt(3 a $425 (0 550 stockers and dowN s bulls weak 4 l'a 15'41 mixed taltvo r 5 'L$76515 at down o?r Duck Hunters Wait Opening ee5e sZot'15 4(11 hi slit top 4090 heavies scarce 160-18pounds srigaso tatoiwili5 lign aghitt $91i7OdteliOagtOal "—Aeoe-114- EVANSTON Wyo—Duck hunters of this section are mustering shotguns hip boots and old clothes trucked In out of summer storage in prepara- lambs barelycelresady22408 '0 a d held higher talking weak to 250 lower tion for the opening ot game-biron fed carlots asking steady ' ewes steady seasons Saturday hunting natives deck part yearting $2754400 ewes $650 odd native feeding lambs Hunting regulations for 1937 are 181M ti065p leaottoWmedits4ity top tat lambs little changed from last season with the three-sho- t plug rule still in efKANSAS CITY Oct 7 fect Mechanical shotguns must ttoopltiacuhitig: eHroiranRgrosid 13psoissetreaaadoy have the magazine cut off or pound's good to choice e proeuwndisj6 plugged with a metal or !(411ttivezt tcoowesholog7tti-9it2uwooden filler incapable of removal i940 yee stegady() through the loading end so as to Itseesspcatreeeg:en' tgasmore active than reduce the capacity of the gun to however little re(Ae one slonwd stackeerasdiiiid scLeiZily tistee!tedryai not more than three shells at loads plain to medium grass steers 725 loading short faeLvweastmenoiorsterearnss h!olciir up The bureau of biological survey to °ellO ere down from 700 gr'ass fat gcows largely of the U S department of agricullow cutters cutters and S37o $475b625 ture set the following bag And posti 450 practical top vealers $1050 four loads good lightweight feeders $715 session limits for ducks geese brant 7000 done little very Sheep—Receipts listscattered sales native lambs weak to 25c or coot: Ducks (except those 10 in choice range lambs ed under protected specits) 1e7derattov$49ihd000wn any one day in the aggregate of all Oct 7 CHICAGO Hogs 8000 closing with part of early kinds permitted to be shot possesReceipts t y limit 10 Geese (including atenrceth long till eldanteesdatryacilie vmeroas 1ttrgktinoc sion five in the aggregate in sews 10115c up top it112S Practical brant) top late etelals5 ' $ Nil tolotd2011'nd24Zig any one day possession limit five most good packing Coot (mudhens) 25 in any one day pounds $102501110 few best lightweights rawtfo rid5ato917e5 possession limit 25 5000 There is no open season at any calves 1000 Cattle—Receipts here antirpapdoer rtelmitlined msotrlil time on swans Ross' geese wood vaecfrirefats4oteneffs redhead or canvery narrow tine to eastern kosher strike ducks bufflehead ducks the bureau states belitaarnp- vasback rad urnrollteovuornsteltawblose:leinocuanlevkolulleg'ust decline all other classes about steady Migratory waterflowl may be posno highly finished steers here best $1650 stockers and feeders 258050c lower for sessed 10 days after the close of week good and choice kinds showing most the shooting season final posses:urn at $80tiltione0t10‘:elLigstaetridi sion–limit date is November 17 g one-piec- lifeeesiteerras ' el yeairs weak ser 2scecleategi:: 4' ig2 col ot:o foattloliaome bnsattivorws choice held around 18:ga mostly: ewes 350 al 42 hee iordnak jamtauttteler changed: merely good range feeders $975 ShMe'er itsecEeTtli41"4S0V 'la t( A ra- Um iti aD A a) —nd to lower 25c sheep and yearling steady 113:c4(0) Reserve Report WASAINGTON AP)—The t d fed eral reserve board said today the supply of lendable bank funds climbed $30000tiouduring the week ended October 6 to 61000000000 These funds of member banks in the reI feed toupnephotngaetd11onago78s-trzigtrNmeviaadeserve system commonly termed "excess rehave been on the upward trend fat and feeders fdahos $95t natives serves" since primarily as a result 1u7581m95101:nn71-opoguotoldeCwoloosrail35yoeniv: of a neet credit easing program dratted the reserve board and the treasury natives 425 few feeding lambs $950 by The increase hi excess reserves during the ended October 6 was traceable to a usnr111S0AaaN Veal iNpft2alsfin iliTiotiulrlii lAri week decline in treasury deposits 564000000 direct butchers 10c lower top and bulk with federal reserve banks Part of the weights $1090 load good- funds withdrawn from the reserve inotitu250bulk bons presumably flowed into the commerlight lights $1050 butchers 11040 packing sows cial banking structure steady bulk $825 Money in circulation increased $49000- Cattle—Receipts 50 holdovers 75: all 000 during the week to 566690000011 classes unevenly steady to fully 25c lower This increase tended to reduce banks' supa al ao idv ha funds and partly offset the tortmudle sTeeeerks Inreodutzul rdn Lig (el plies of idle dg treasury's withdrawal of balances from reil0-p- o fed steers quoted up to $950 serve banks heifers mom balmcell Clainges in rnemistr-isinthe-idgVoi25 two loads i3t0PLUIld t ta and related items during the week and good -stock heifers $3700- - per head: the year ended October 6 1137 were roff-Texa- s rarling mdaeMm l talk esorb roo2d547elgrt portd as follows: (In millions of dollars) oter to $625 calves 40: all direct: Oct° dept29 Oct'? vealers 1937 1937- - 1936 quoted naroomuinnt155googclloroice IBMs discounted 15 23 - 1 3 Sheep—Receipts 300 active: deck good Bills bought U S government tSoefiticearso2u-npi- r 2 5oshrtI5oCralifooltrgeitt securities 96 2526 advances Larsit goloa arisking quoted to 9501 Industrial 15 mil(not including deck medium toovsoosetwelusrudru lion commitments Ocewes $300 choice quoted 7 20 tober 6) ' uwpoolteod slaughter Other reserve 'bank credit 12 11 Les AtenlELES Oct 7 reserve Total bank HT—Receipts 400 slow 25c lower 10 credit 111 2583 Gold stock 31 short-ter- m 1794 12765 futures Tee tnadtoabgoosroed$111eP5fedflewsaalate$1154' and long-rang- e 37 :4596 sCattle—Receipts currency Treasury : 1000: 614 holdovers rich and growing empire of this Member bank reserve -- 30 lob7e'er sTe3dOmmefetd- eratt)(estto llgrs!losvk 7003 balances 524 the Rockis in also fine held Business ht circulation 6569 -- 40 -- 264 les—from—Pueblo to Spokane :A vitt $o6108 ar5eigrs ttpfeeders $625 qt Money 3110 -- 35 11701 Treasury cash grades' dcouwtntar with dephalts bu'lls6$4255 Treasury steel in and mining good year reserve 64 federal 76 banks 120 ts 500 holdover45054 hel ed has other heavy industries e Et tummcm—teo th edlu ra calves Nonmember deposits and other federal reserve many communities and favorable L Sclie am accounts 686 451 152 holdovers 325aa40aCalia crops and grazing conditions have Sheep—Receipts b a 1900-WASHINGTON Oct 7 (AP)—Combined aided ethers' Recent easing in goo ad ewes ZIO resoumes and liabilities of the 12 federal reserve banks at the close of busineu yes mental and wool prices will naturalterday were reported tonight by the federal ly force some postponement of buy- reserve board in thousands of dollars as Gains follows: ing over the next few months Even - — voz--Efig-1- --—SO department tee sale s arepeug Gold Certificates on hand and S treasury 9121 -- 380 ly 7 per cent above a year ago: A neering construction awards for the due from Ufund—federal re moderate slowing dOwn will not week ended October 5 amounted to Redemption serve notes 10422 300809 hurt the mountain area however $487830000 the Engineering News— Other cash tor t it has just experienced one of- Record reported Thursday This is a Total reserves 9 438620 - the-besBills discountel: periods in its en- 15 per cent gain over the previous Secured by U IL government week and 1 per cent over the cor- tire history direct or fully obligations 12327 guaranteed respondinic week of 1936 Other bills discounted raciflo COtat spotty 10720 r ' Int Construction '' - kt 1 - General business on the coast— particularly in the northwest—is above a year ago but there has been a sharp drop in retail trade and building recently Crops have been favorable and farmers of Oregon and Washington are sitting a epyreerttyis eThriteicalalborsasnituFartaionlicischoowi- s- Loans to Brokers Drop Total bills discounted 23056 Bilis bought hi open market 2813 Industrial advaires 1 9680 B securities: U government eral reserve board 1157713 last week's loans to brokers and dealers Bondi 830404 on securities held by reporting member Treasury bills banks In New York City totaled $982- Total U S government se The week ended Wednesday and 000000 curities 2526190 the total represented a decrease ot $ea 000000 compared with the previous week Toth 'bills and securities 2571739 Loans tor the corremponding week a ytat Due from foreign banks 190 'ago totaled $992000000 Federal reserve notes of other banks 38172 Flour Uncollected 'items 633125 Bank premises e 45456 MINNEAPOLIS Oct 7 (AP All other ants 39114 cotton Carload lots per barrel to sacks: Family patents 15c lower $645 assets Total 12156416 eh 8 65 standard patents 100 lower $580 916 00 shipments 25996 Federal reserve notes in actual Pure bran-9- 1775 91800 circulation 4284339 Deposits Member bank—reserve account 1003033 other localities business has stopiaed U 8 treasurer—general account 76183 bank 281311 as suddenly as a truck putting on Foreign Other deposits 134065 Its brakes Taking an average 71400592 howeveri--- - there–ls–no–doubt---thatactivit622374 availability items hal dropped recently The Capital paid 132627 145854 Surplus (section 7) Babson chart—down 4 per cent from Surplus 27490 (section 13R) Reserve for contingencies 35804 last month—verifies this conclusion All other liabilities 7336 3 cent above is WASHINGTON 1 (AP)--T- he fe4 pct reported Thursday that suffering from its third maritime tie-u- p Lumber orin four years ders have dropped perpendicularly as building all over the nation and on the coast slows down Tourist in California and good spending trops- in Washington and Oregon are the bright factors in the far west outlook Industrial activityinCanada-ha- s broken all previous records this year Right now the eastern prdivlaces and British Columbia have the best outlook Lumber paper It however per steel and construction are register last year's- level: Yet I am not a ip : cropt RessiailAtalLeAtitpression–Lefiet on starting now ' Before my return hit prairie areas is the only 'fly In boat docks in New York business the ointment General business 13 should be bottoming- out So do not 14 per cent above a year ago How- - get panicky Hold- onto your good ever the recession now prevalent stocks Go ahead with your busiin the states will have at leas mild ness plans Get ready for a new effects In the dominion upswing later this year or early Here and there are a few spots next! where business is the "best since 1929!' with no signir a jet-dIn copyright 1837 for The Tribune - II - I Aa') If - Total 12758416 1"creal'artHItIrlairaiatirrar federal Tenni notes liabilities combined 601 per Ma Contingent liability on bills purchased for 1365 foreign correspondents CoMMitniente to ' Make industrial advances 14139 The game of badminton imported from England 45 years ago threatens to push indoor tennis and volleyball clear out of the American gymnasium - 7011er 21 Rbuntitu 20 Centerville fPeritt Quotations convenience New England activity shows only a gain over a year ago Total retail trade has been running V Marriage Licenses Livestock 11 FRIDAY MORNING Statistics ON BOARD S S BERENGARIA Oct 7—Wherever groups gather today the trend of business is the topic of conversation Events of the past month Jiave made the 'business world jittery e21' Pessimism and uncertainty are the fashion of the moment Does the price break reflect a sharp recession in business jobs an sales? If not is it forecasting such a decline? This is the question every-one in New York was asking when I sailed Hence I wired to my field offices for last minute checkups of conditions in all sections I have modified these reports in the light of my own figures and have sum NORTH SALT tAKE Oct 7 (USDA)— marized the conclusions for readers' 121 for market L - - I' Riverton Lehi Scranton Pa Lake City r111 W Ha IIIPIPII 27 Bait Lake City 24 Ethel Getteva Hamner Midway Kennith Price Sorg 22 Salt Lake City: Anisette Newman 19 Salt Lake City Fred Raker 35 Salt Lake City 28 Salt Christensen Alice Augusta Lake City Wendell Clinton Day legal age Dim per: Ina Harris legal age Salt Lake City Jack Lypden Mather 25 Salt Lake Thomas William Sikes Dorothy May Kinsey 27 Abraham A Joseph 27 Julia D blies 27 Salt City: PrIseella lAWITI1C6 City: Stunner Lake City Salt Lake Pehreen 24 Salt Lake Harvey Rarbara-LaRu- IA 30 Grey City George Willard Lake City: Georgia Ruth City 20 Snyder Jr 20 Vilify Salt Salt Lake Nye 21 Tabiona: TryetiClara' Rhoades 22 Kenna Ellen - Morgan Earl Lyman Mecham 22 Milton: Resale Marie Thurston 19 Milton Logan Paradise: Earl Obrav Norman Cherral Wilson Archibald 18 Hyrum met Christian Petersen 21 Newton Shirley Lois Reese 16 AMILISIL 20 OCTOBER 8 1937 State and Local Obituaries Robert Lemuel Williams Isaac B Chapman Robert Lemuel Williams 27 instructor Salt Lake City high schools died early Thursday in a local hoepital- - follaWing a Ion g illness i ' A graduate Of East high school where he was to have taught ''" this year Mr Wil- :'::::‘ hams attended the ' of ütel University and obtained his meg- - ' ter degree from the ' University of Califor- - ''Zli ' In "a He b acs a toe)dearf 1 t 7s post at cepting his mehool ' East high by t ::atla iliness After coin V5: Meting a year's graduZ:-4'' ate work at the uni- - :'' ' ' 'rP versity he taught at W South high Ehool hi ' 193 and 1936 it:e A son of Mr and Mrs W R Williams he was born May 27 1910 In Salt Lake He bee a memcity First the ber of EPiscoPal Methodist Williams Mr church here and the Kappa Sigma Defraternity activities he wit Active in Molay Instrumental in organising the glee club of He was a member of the that group De Molay Legion of Honorareof his Ms parents only survivors Funeral services will be conducted SunFirst Methodiet day at 2:30 p m In the Re the Frank Eddy Episcopal church Burial will be- to Mt Madden in charge Dr George Thomas vest Olivet cemetery dent of the University of Utah has been asked to speak Itelen Marie Rawson Helen Marie REIW3011 of Roscoe and Charlotte son of 2886 Imperial street died Thurs in a day at 2 a In follow local hompital lug a long illness Born in Salt Lake 13 City January 1929 the child had in been Salt Lake City three weeks fol L dmighter Britton Isaac 'B Chapman 78 retired farmer' of East Mill Creek died of conditions incident in age Thursday in a local hospital Me Chapman re tired six years hal -! 'N farmed in East Mai i::: Creek for 60 yeani 1i:-::: 4 He was born In the Comm dna y Septem ': ber 26 i 850 a son ):: ::: ' of Isaac M and Sara ' Ashworth Chapman ' Re is surxived by ' ':: ':': his widow Mrs Mar) J Chapman: the fol sons and lowingn datishter s: Mrs 'M ae Turpin and Frank Magna Chapman Mrs F awn Wall and Far! Chapman Car- Mrs Luella field: Cronin Luna Mont Glenn Chapman Bur lingame Caii: Charles Chtivman Balt Laite the following City brothers and sisters Jake Chapman and Mr Wale Carney Mrs Salt Lake City - 1 4' :At-'- aeswa ez 4 N0- k a ii '1 a 1 completed Michael Loren Houston I PAYSON—Michael Loren Houston mon of Loren and Flormice Gale linliS ton died Thursday at the family hone The child born September 2 1937 in Payson is survived bv his parents and grand Gale and parents Mr and Mrs Charles Mrs Sarah Houston Burial will be hi Paysiin tit y cemetery after brief services at the C E Gale rest deuce taut Marlon L ' '- 3 It :1 I I Wasatch lligh Evanston Meet Friday France Sends Guar 8 To Basque Border HENDAYE Franco-pan ish Oct 8 i1JP)- -Frontier S Friday French mobile guards took up positions along the Spanish border Fri day as a precaution against an invasion of French Basque territory Tribune Intermountain Service Although authorities did not beEvanston lieve EVANSTON Wyo there was any real danger that high's Red Devils will open their the "Mancini" plan for home football season Friday at 2 the invasion of Basque territory with Mentor Bliss Hoover's would be carried out it was decided" p m to reinforce the frontier patrol Wasatch county high school gridsters as opponents This Will mark FUNERALS the first appearance of a school football club front Heber City- on tor MarionCurtis will be conducted- Sunday at 3 p in a local gridiron in the Payson Fourth L D S ward chapel Bishop Francom will ottiCoach Lou Nee ley's ball toters matt Friends may call it the -family home in Payson 410 North- Main lost their first two starts but street sunday prior to iervices In- terment in Payson city cemetery under learned a lot of football in the procdirection ot the Deseret mortuary ess hence fans are expecting them s tor ftanson Seymour' to put out the best game of their Ensign will be conducted Friday at 2 p ms in the Rose room 38 East Sevseason against the 'Utah aggregaclub South street with Bishop John Fetzer of the Eighth ward officiating tion Friends may call at the French room tu the mortuary prior to service The two clubs appear evenly in termeUt in ereecentcemetery under dimatched and should produce a very rection of the Deseret mortuary In the Summit divi- - GARDINES---Serclose- game v Ices tor Alice Snow dr—rdi: sion last week-elier will be conducted Saturday at 1 Morgan defeatP tn in the Salem school auditorium ed the Wasatch crew 12 to O With Bishop Ray Davis offitlating All of Neeley's charges came Friends may call at the Continental room in the mortuary Wedneeday eve tilt the Rock tough Springs through dug and Thursday and at the home of Mrs Bedowes Friday evening and 1without major injuries and he will Saturday prior to aervices Interment have full strength to pit against in Salem City cemetery under direction' of Deseret-- mortuary the visitors Friday The light inservice for trnesi experienced Evanston line showed GRANtilK—Funeral James Grange will be conducted Sufto disadvantage against the Tigers po m in the Huntington L tday''at1 S ward time the after but time spectators Bishop Terry WakelieldoffieFriends may call at the state lating feet by the were brought room in the mortuary 36 East Seventh South street forward passing combination of Thursday and Friday -and at the home In Stant(71:WIS-rer—vic- es - s Mr Chapman Lvde Wardell Arthur ERN Mill Creek Chapman Shelley Idaho Mas Sniallft Ferrell It City and 28 ozrandebildren Funeral arrangements ha v e not been PAYSON—Mrs - - ioal Marion L Hill Curtis r' r - - Hill Curtis LNSIGN---servive- nd 71 wife Of Nahum T Curtis died late Wednesday at the family home following a stroke She was born In Payson Aprti 2 1868 eir 4 4: a daughter of Allison B and Lauraney 9 WaR Utah Hill a Chase the previous early lowing pinneers Reno Nev " Huntington r manned to Mr turtle tat the Logan L D S SmitlandMlllL residence in ft day evening and Sunday prior to eryTooele AndreW Harry 46 Jedtte Idaho: he was an temple ott August 15 1885 tree Interment will be in Huntington active L D S church worker holding of Gerrie B Troyer 45 Iergme Idaho 't Surviving afe her cemetery under direction of Daseret flees to the Primary and Relief aociety a brother parents mortuary David Rawson aud a 1 ' organizations and doing temple work Consecrated 4 GREEN—Funeral servites for Albert Ed EighySt Idaho one daughsister Katherine Raw- Surviving are her husband ward Green 44b ter Mrs Nellie Kapiik three sone Frank non Salt Lake Ctty aged 12 of 651 East Anthony Phillip Sorriness Fourth south street will be held Sun- -CINCINNATI Oct 7 UP)—In a Na and Bishop Beber A Curtin a grandmother Mrs St AtithotlY Payson Jennie Jensen day at 12:30 p m in the Ricketts Ezra L Curtis Salem: 13 grandchildren Britton of cereCharlotte and ancient of pomp Allcott mortuary 344 Idaho Falls East First one Maurice Taylor three brothers Leon setting nd a grand Lehi South with the Rev Theodore G 'Alaid A Fred S and Jasper F 11111Payson mony in the cathedral of St Peter Banda Jensen Idaho Palls F Rawson fatherJ Interment Mount Olivet ley officiating and one sister Mrs Fred A Bulah Ogden In Lake Salt of City Rev J the Inn George Mack 's Chains Charles Kennedy Right under auspice of gait Lake lodge Funeral services will be conducted Sun Funeral arrange Beta Whitaker St Anthony No 1 I O O F the Friends may eail at at 3 p In in the Fourth ward Id D Rehring was handed Thursday manta have not been day the mortuary any time prior to services:' S chapel by Bishop George A Francom bliss Rawson made title of thehim Frank Stone Ririe crozier that gave Friends at to the call residence may prior for Earl Hales services Bra Mired Ririe services and titular bishop MIAs—Funeral will be conducted Sunday at 3 p m F Interment will be in Payson city cem- auxiliary bishop In the rose room 36 East Seventh Africa etery under direction of Deseret mortuary of Lunda Divorces Asked South Elder Lester W Fry will offiCharles Fremont Stonehocker veteran ciate Friends at the state call from La Verne Chrie C P Christensen may at died 550 railroad employe Thursday room in the mortuary until time of tensen cruelty attorney Clarence Baird P lm at a local hospital of ailments inSteven 'services Interment in City cemetery Mae Skinner Gray from Donald Hansen cidettt old was 80 to lie years age under direction of the Dtseret morGray cruelty attorney G A Goatee EPHRAIM—Funeral services for Sarah Born May 12 1857 he was employed for tuary Chloie Awry from Amos Asay cruelty many the Atby U ft Stevens veteran local school teacher Weather conditions reported years as §ion foreman on Pa7 1937: HALEs—Funeral attorney William G Shelton services fUr Earl Hales Union held will October Fe 2 be at and Santa chison bureau p in weather in Ephraim Topeka Saturday Bessie Sinclair from Henry Sinclair non- cific railroads will be conducted Sunday at 3 Ix m zone He S D extending in 1922 We L last direction ward A chapel under high pressure working in the rose room 36 East Seventh oupport attorney William G Shelton eastward and Burial will be In Park from large resided- - in Balt Lake City the past three of Olsen mortuary the Pacificthe northwest and MisSouth Bishop Lester W Fry officiatiupper central southward into cemetery years at 530 West North Temple street ng Friends may call at the rainbow Mrs Stevens died Wednesday fternoon eisaippi valley has brought fair weather He was a member of the Ogden Odd FelDivorce Granted Beroom in the mortuary until time of of a brain tumor to the major portion of the country lows lodge D Johnson Monts services Interment will be in the City Edythe Johnson from Stone- Jackson cause of the existence of a low over the Hie wife Mrs Nancy nonsupport cemetery under the direction of the Judge P C Evans southwest a little cloudiness has developed hooker died several years ago Deeeret mortuary The rent L Rev C In A Fianna Canoed° and Utah Surviving are two daughters mMrs91 Dee westHOFFMAN — runeral eery-ice-s of tile western states and the middle for Mrs Young and Mrs Opal Deaths C Tribune Intermountain Serylce Mrs ern region are enjoying clear weather The Jennie Hoffman will be held Friday and a daughter-in-laoffshore low Hunt 4 Park City acute ver a with states RUNT—Lloyd at 1 p m in the Murray First ward Stonehocker of Milford POCATELLO Idaho—The C R Atlantic coast Rev 4 a little rain nephritis October L Chandler 89 former 'ticar Chapel Bishop Samuel Bringiturst ofof Trin- to the northeast reports JENNINGS—Hettie Jennings 25 Sandy Friends may call at the ficiating Comparative data for Salt Lake City: ity Episcopal church at Pocatello died Degrees D ruptured appendix October 4 in Portland his Ore mortuary 4760 South State Thursday home at Wednesday Allred Ilin 34 Tooelc 64 ALLRED—Floyd Da the and at today temperature Highest to a career close residence 225 East 68th a than more of bringing 88 SA rheumatic heart disease October 5 of 1194 30 Mn Katharine Di Lie South Friday from 10 a m tilt time Highest in this mouth since 1874 yearn with the church 30 JARVIS—Henry William Jarvis 48 PayBuell° avenue died at her residence Thurs of services Interment in Salt Lake Rev Chandler left here in Lowest last night Although 22 son pulmonary tuberculosis October 4 dav afternoon under direction of City 1925 he was known among church people Lowest Milo month since 1874 cemetery 52 N1ELSON—James Melvin Nielson 41 Mag Born in February 7 IA71 she George A Jenkins mortuary the northwest and retired June Mean for todAY 56 na crushing injury to pelvis cctober 4 bad been aGermany of Salt Lake City 11) throughout resident 1 from the All Halide church Normal ss Portland at LARSEN—Services Lars Larsen ' wilt for Tree Zit ling 1209 UTTING--Dar- rell 5 Inches She was a widow when ahe left 14e also wan editor of the Churchbe conducted South street men years le unFriday at 1 p ret East Twenty-sevent- h Total precipitation for the 24 hours man retiring in May due Oregon to ill health Germany her husband whose mime the Wells ward chapel Bishop James 0 October 5 m kndwn having died wime time before She 5:30 Ingiti p at uncoil services will be conducted from ending F Sheffield officiating Friends may 69 was a member of the L D S church 45 CALLISTER—Thomas Alfred Canister Ocmonth to date e the All Saints church at Portland Monday Total for this excess call at the Continental room hi the A 388 G street R at cerebral hemorrhage for this month Accumulated daughter Mrs 10:30 a no surviving are a son 38 seventh South East 03 L mortuary Moran tober 6 William to foster a date Born in Sheffield on April street Wednesday and Thursday and ENSIGN—Ranion Seymour Ensign 76 101 Johnson: 45 all of Salt Lake 19 1871 he came to England and six grandchildren America an a child Total since October 1 to date at the home 2183 South Fifth East 03 North West Tempts street chronic bron City excess since October 1 Accumulated one time employed was at and the by street Friday prior to services Inter-chitis October 5 Sun rises at 632 and seta at 5:59 0c funeral arrangements have not been Union Pacific railroad as a clerk at Omaha ment Wasatch Lawn burial park under William Thorn 84 552 Made THORN—Joseph R aud N in Port tober 8 and waa with the 0-Thorn court fractured skull fractured direction of the Deseret mortuary ' from to 1903 land 1898 left leg fractures of seven ribs Octo41! In 1903 he was appointed western LOCKS—Funeral cervices for Roe D Locks qg ber 4 tg r1 will be conducted Sunday at I Ix In of the Brotherhood of St Andrew PE rg Mary Li R q In the roe room 36 East Seventh church at Han Francisco and of 1:14 Fl Mrs Mary Le Nora Robert e Kimball 56 entered organization ir't the Episcopal church in 1004 He South Friends may call at the French New Suits Filed died at was ordained June 11 1908 Stations room In the mortuary until time of woe of Re Kimball wife of Crozier F P Draper :1 VII M Claik John E Clark and Minnie TIE services Inthrment will be in the Wes guperintencient Of the Armitage zirphan AMOY residence Thursday morning 'home gi quiet title attor- - the for boys at San Mateo latch Lawn Burial park under direc5 Cal and 02 5 5 ney tion of the Deseret mortuary hach et al VB F R Knowl She was the mother of Edwin R Kimball later was pastor of Ht Stephens Episcopal church San Luis Obispo Cal and of St 001Cir 381 ton et al Judgment on insurance Policy Brigham Young university football coach 66 Boise LOCKS—Funtral Nannette for Roe D Locks Oregon City Ore 001C1 Born In Salt Lake City April 27 1691 Paul's church 60 will be conducted Sunday at I p an $136165 attorney Golden W Robbins vs the World war he was chap Cheyenne 1321 During 001Cir Thrift Finance 56 In tha rose and she WAS a daughtter of Griffith and Mary lain of the D S army company People's room 36 East Seventh 41Y Spruce division Chicago --- fi(1 J Alfred Langton foreclosure $218806 South at the IrrenctrrFriends may-mit- t 00t Deliver Seaelde Ore She lived 19 yearn In Matthews Roberte 001Qtr 44 74 721 oom in the mortuary prior to services attorum MarionG Boruneya Rev Chandler is survived by hie widow Gd Jetn the in she was where active 001Cly 02 58 Draper Mrs Minnie Williammon Chandler of Por- Helena Interment Wasatch Lawn Burial park Draper 001C1 441 0 64 under direction of Deseret mortuary L D S ward Relief society tland And the following sons and (laugh Kan City Debtors' Relief Petitions 001Cht 281 531 60 Alfred E Chandler and Isabell Chan Lander 00 etv t Surviving besides her husband are five tern: NIELSEN—Funeral services for James 581— 86 82 7da M Cotten Salt Lake City ice coin Mrs toward Stoy and John x1s Ang Portland dler 001Ctr 401 Melvin Nielsen will be held Friday 54 48 assets sons Edwin R and Rodney Kimball Provo: F Chandler Pocatelloetwo brothers and Mpla-StP- o pany owner: liabilities $386761 October 8 321 t 1 p m in the Magna 20 00Cly sot 64 $3743 95 exemptions $550 Griffith Kimball Fillmore Vaughn and a sister E W and Frank Chandler Port Modena D S ward chapel Melon Edwin 00 L 541 Cly 84 land and Mrs O L Otterman Whittier Needles Reid Kimball Draper: four daughters Mrs 00 Mr Diamond will officiate 661 161 Casket will 76 561 New York Cal Petition 'In Bankruptcy 00 CO be open for viewing at the filthily 38 64 Charles Madsen Price: Mrs Golden Berrett 601 Omaha 001Clit 581 on residence in the I 901 92 day of Magna 1058 Truman Carl Young Ninth Eakt Duchesne Mrs Vernon Cook Pocatello Phoenix 281 101 00Cir the services from 10 a m- - to 12 in 64 641 street Salt Lake City prison guard: lia Idaho and Owen Kimball Draper: 2fi Pocatello 00'Cir Zitting 501 Interment in Salt Lake City ceme74 741 assets $511 Willies 99607 Phi& Ore stomp grandchildren and two 121 00C13 341 tery under direction of the White 62 60 Darrell Tree 2ittilitt son of Pueblo tions $211 Funeral services will be conducted Sun 00r1r 341 64 Chapel mortuary 62 day at 2 p m in the Drape L D S First C Fredrick and LAMA Tree Zitting of Reno 001C1r 541 86 58 1209 East street Sts Twentraeventh Louis South ward Beck Burial died of TANNLUNO—Services for OscarTann- chapel by Biehop Reid News of Record soi 12 61 00Ciy 58 will be in Draper cemetery spinal meningitis WenneedaY at Snit Lake lund 258 West First South treet 00 P cly hot 721 72 Will WARRANTY DEEDS Friends may call at the C L anti' & 7 30 a tn at his residence Diego will be held Friday at 2 p in at 001Cir 1 21 84 82 The child was horn in Salt Lake City Oakland Esther B ilixon to Elsie Messeril Son mortuary in Midvale Friday and Sat& 00 C:r Lees Eingdon 641 Rey 30 mortuary 64 84 is to in addition and survived 1 section 27 south his parents Seattle and at the residence Sunday before' township Theodnre G Li !ley will officiate 001CIr In 134 64 450 urday 8 by an older brother services range 1 east Spokane torment in Wasatch Lawn burial park 101 00C1r 381 561 56 eon services funeral Graveside be will Touopah DonoCamket will he open at mortuary to Elite biesseril to Michael J 00Cir 661 641 2 ducted Wasatch at p In ta Thursday Washgtil van section 27 township 1 south 101 001C1r 341 night and Friday prior to services 86 621 Lawn burial park Win'mcca Bills 10 001Cir range 1 east 241 481 58 Yst'stone THOMAS—Funeral services for Thomas Al001Cir 92 Castellon corporation to Leland B 88 BeckFuneral services for Mrs Emily Yuma fred Thomas will be hell Sunday at 12 Sheet section 3 township 2 stead Bills 78 widow of Alexander Bills William M o'clock noon in the Larkin funeral xAirport s south range 1 east and native Walla who died lo- Pocatello 60 East south Temple Bignap chapel DISTRICT IDAHO FALLS services JUDICIAL Idaho—Funeral Len conducted et 2 Burke THIRD Idaho will be al -elder p in Friday- at Mary IN THE of the Ensign ward - 0orlop yle 61 S ward of Vitke County fpr William M Fargo section 25 in the South Jordan tow hip 2 south Friends may call iitt the On" I klik D -- laborer Wolfetram here Ttseaday el Mud range 1 west dence388 r Q street Sunday from 9 to-- Bishop Byrarn 341 Becbstead will Utah the of tore State la in pneumonia a in Burial will SoultrJordan cemeterY 11 in Interment will be in the s BeSsie V Kappale et al to Peter Hay-eConsolidated Holding vs- Compeny mortuary chipel with the Rev family pint in the City cemeteril Batcoulas section 18 township 3 George W Raymond Rees of the Methodist church corporation Plaintiff der the direction of Larkin mortuary south range 2 west 1 G S Interment was irk the Rose Cutler A Seraph Cutler officiating Lillian THORN—Funeral services for Ioseph WilA Malcolm Hill cemetery Mr Woltgram la survived Keyser to Roy W Fredricic Willes Cut liam Thorn will be conducted Sunday Mn Thompson lot 4 block 159 plat two ions and a daughter la Minnesota Cutler McMillan Pieternella Slotboom Vermaas 37 at 2 p in in the L r) S Fourth ward D er Leon R Cutler Lucile Olscistone 10 Wife of Leonard Vermaas 1848 South Sec by Dwight es Mrs Bishop Arthur J Sperry officiating known Wedond West street died of heart disease sometimes Percy (1 Mattnewe to Cecil E Mat Friends may call at the continental Cut Clara thews lot 8 block 176 plat D 1 nesday at 5 p m in a local hospital Gladstone - Hercule Morin room in the mortuary 36 East Seventh Zigich sometimes Holland of A Adrian of native Jr Cutler W daughter ler South Royalgreet Thursday and Friday and Mary A Wilder to Agnes R Dowse Nev—Joe Maria Noordennen Slotboom ohe came McGILL Zigich 45 employe lot 3 block 39 plat D 0 and as Royal B Cutler Helen Saturday until 3 p m and at the borne in the Mc Cilli maker of the Nevada Con : known to Salt City as a convert to the 14 Blanche 0 B Eckhoff et at to 852 Thorn court Saturday givening isometimes known as Mrs Barry 13 Cutler 30 solidated church Copper the corporation years ago ziaat eight James H Mahoney lot 1 block Miller and Sunday prior to services InterIn addition to her humband she is sun years died muddenly at his horn hem Miller and Mrs Helen Cutler 97 plat D ment will be in City cemetery under 10 vived by two sons William and Adrian Vet Tuesday of a heart ailment Claire Golds Cutler Creeds sometimes Lillie F °bison et al to Daniel E direction of Deseret mortuary -- Fred Creede He her all of is mats Lake Salt and survived widow pM ions J parents five Mrs by Mannix lot 18 block 1 Hilicrest Percy as known TIMNER--Servicee HewStott:mom brothers Dutch Millie fierrit for William Lorena° Zora Pete Duetch L and daughters Grace Hewitt 1 011yt four addition Arthur Hewitt Turner will be conducted Sunday at 2 East Indies Kors Peter and Adrian and Mike Zigich McGill as Mrs Milt Stamoulis to George Papa- p m in the Grant ward L H It and a sister Mrs Comilla Van Funeral services were held 111 Ely Thus Itt Bragger sometimes known Cut-- I nikolas lot 1 block 1 Lincoln chanel Bishop McLeod Klimek' offiMoundfrans salt Lake City under the direction of the Greek Harold B Brregger Lucy Reynolds day addition No 2 1632 Cutler M call at the William will be conducted Sun- Catholic church of McGill with interment ler Funeral Friends services Cutler ciating may American Thrift to Lyle corporation home 841 West Sixtyfourth South Harnatin R day at 2:30 p m in the McKinley L D S Charlea G Sportsman - Benjamin L CutlerJ la 31 Elystmetery street Murray until time of services block 4 Lincoln Park 101 ward chapel by Bishop William Bateman Lillian Cutler Somsen WiCutler Interment will follow in Wasatch Lawn Interment Midvalecemetery--undee---Glenn E Tripp to Kesneth E tlam—Cutlec—Waltsr cooperCertrucle direction of burial Deseret EvaDavilk-Itaywarmortuary park tl Coombs section 7 township 2 C t Le doir—Truratnny Cutler Shirley Cutler Agnes Williams VERMAN6--Funersouth range service for Pleterneila chapel Saturday from 4 until 8 p rn and MONTPELIER Idaho—Mrs Fora Davis gtbel E Williams Hawkes John Henry — slat hnnm Yermagewill Earl Walker to mama A Walker held Sunday street m 10 a at 357 Center front 41 died the Sunday Bear at n m in the McKinley ward section 27 h9s 1 Lake Hayward 230 south at t township wujiamsNternaa 111 - after--1 until P pit-aWilliams l ofTuesdayRobert lingering Illness William Bateman Williams chapel Bishop range 1 east elgt Donna ----Fay She wan born July 10 1890 residing in S- Ellnist 4o- ttilir litZ D Friends may call at the ficiating Stanley Williams the Petersen lot 1 block 1 Vllia Larkin mortuary Saturday front 4 until Dingle until her marriage hi 1010 to A 0r Harold Williams Cutler L of Wilcox Ella heirs Benjamin unknown n m and Sunday at the residence Park 10 Hayward when Om-- moved here Frank Cameron to Robert L SalmBesides her husband she is survived deceased the unknown heirs of Ba357 Center attest from until OGDEN—Mrs Ella E V811cox 74 Wife the 1111 on lot 3 block 34 plat D two daughters and a son r tie Cutler Morin deceased 1 I p m Interment will be in the Weof Moroni E Wilcox died early Thureday by 1111 and Woodrow Hayward and tte re-- rtiathet k rir leuelarlia at the family residence 1972 WeephiZta Mrar'lleittge---—TleV91786fililour rection of Larkin mortuary unknown heirs of Grace tefettue bt trifimittiertheittetit Th d Cal: cemed the Wilcox have operated the Pine sisters Mn Elma and Mn Hewitt deceased the unknown LOCH& Cutler deView resort lodge in Ogden canyon since Mn Dora Pennell Los Angelee Mrs FUNERAL DIRECTORS L Cutler Jr Nowland MerldianEand Mrs Mamie Bird ' heirs of Benjamin 189a unknown heirs of Morrill CONTINUOUS and three brothers Nelson W ceased the Mrs Wilcox wait a native of Matt born Pocatello operation for more than a E Davis Ingle Cutler deceased the unknown heirs Dingle: Charles -November 11 1862 near Heber City where Davis quarter of a century Insures Patrons and Labiond Davis Los An-I of Cal she resided as a child She was a daugh- wood service at fair Prim McGregor Cutler deceased satisfactory Agnes 1741-11M OUALTROUGLI ter of Mr and Mn Isaac Decker As a geles 'of Youngs Cutler and the unknown heirs She wee tmtmbt Of the I Achurch Was S358 an St she resided in Salt Lake 544 So of Elite-- I heirs unknown the deceased D L the S and Woodcraft lodges was Mr Wilcox married to City and there Funeral services will he held at 2 p m beith Williams deceased the unknown in the Salt Lake Endowment house in June FLORISTS Fourth ward chapel heirs of Edward Cutler deceaeeci and to Ogden soon after her Sunday in the L D ELY Nev—Coach Duke Thayer I ASO She came lived claiming here since She was with interment iti Montpelier City cemeall other persons unknown marriage and had Ls AL CO teauttla sprays mois this week whipping the White a member of the Ogden L D S Fourth tery wider direction of the William title estate interest in de-b-or ream 2 stores Was 1540 or Wu: 618 any right ward rtuary real property the lien upon Pine high school football team into Surviving are her husband: a son Les-NOTICE In the complaint oradverse to of Los Angelem Cal ' a line for its game with the Delta ter E Wilcox clouding the plaintiff's ownerthip daughter Mrs Emma L Emmerson of Ott- - FNNN1 Notioe Is hereby given that the Utah team here Friday Defendants-elen: two sisters Mrs Anothelle Rush San thereto title State Board of Pardons will hold a ge- plantill 's SPRINGS SODA Idaho—Funeral Mn Rita Lucas of Los The Ely team lost by the score of 'Diego Caland and 1 session On Saturday October rancher of Wayan Summons regular a brother Louise Decker of rvices for Reed Muir Angeles of Utah to the Said DeThe State State Tuesdav 12 to 0 to a 18 1937 at ten o'clock a vn at the in was drowned who the are Also Stewart 27 Salt Lake City Indian surviving tricky e fendants: tint will Lava at Apringo NAtatoritim Utah State Prison Salt Lake County eleven last Saturday at Carson City grandchildren and seven conducted Friday at I IL in in 'the L D You are hereby summoned to appear Utah that at said meeting said The Indian team previously had Funeral arrangements are tinder direc- chapel with SBishop Wiley Tingey or Gray ' within twenty days after the service will hear applications in the Board D L Interment ward & Lake officiating Sons if served of this summons upon you lost to Reno and had taken the tion of Larkih following cases will take place in tha Soda ringa cents within the county in which this se PRISONERS FOR TERMINATION teryMr Gran Wills Utah team into camp within widow tion is Muir is survived by him Chester Lea Beard Emmett Bit- brought othernise George on a 33 to 0 score JArs Eva Mule two gaughtere Lavon and1 thirty days after service and defend ton Clifford E Cole J E Daley Mr case Willarl Bardy 53 life- Shirley Muir Wayau bit mother in and action With one win and one loss so PROVO—George entitled Elizabeth Droubay Robert W Dyette widow of ofthe above failure so to do judgment long resident of Provo died Thursday morn- Lydia Tucker Muir 'Pocatello your Irvin Forbes J A litit Harry Gre- ifar for the season Coach Thayer ing at his home 756 West Center street Frederick J Muir and the following broth will accordbe rendered against you James R Muir seat Lake nacht Ralph S Hamilton Roy V folloWing a paralytic stroke suffered a era and winters: is plugging the weak spots in his week O H of demand Mrs to E the Wakeman Utah complaint ing Hanzon the Arthur W Johnson David ago City team in an attempt to win Fridays 1aR4 Ne Wall born December 24 Julius Schrader Red Lodge which haa been filed with the Clerk Folic Mro H Johnson Jay B Jones Leanord W C Hann Pocatello and or said court Mn Mont sou Provo JamesDlizabeth of and the on Jones John King Woodrow Lamb game with Delta Outstanding HP received his early edu- Lee Muir Grays Laky Smith This action is brought to quiet title Orrison W Lefford Pat McLaughlin lHe married Myrtle Freshthe BObcat team backfield are cation inHardy Provo of tract described to the following Louis Munoz William O'Reilly Pearwater August 15 1906 in the Salt Lake Adams and Sutich land located in Salt Lake County A Rice Albert Rolfe A O Seward She died February 2 L D 8 temple He married Fern Hoover 1931 in Provo Utah and more particularly described Frank TOVright George Thornton -Corbett Sentember 19 1931 to Provo as followst Frank YoungOne-Die- sD 8 wasarnemizer-ot-the-inNorthwest CASES at the CONTIN1ZTED Commencing church During holding tinny offices: -- Dennis Peterson Osborne tersection of Main and Center Streets Hugh many years of hietarlv life he was em d MB ild vtreWoolen Mills after 'loved at the Roy Rasmussen Max S Smith Lewis 41'01 iHnightwheaysiCilt3y skpecnowtinvelyas l which he worked for ten years for the C Vance Frank A Wallace -Oct 7 f2E1---T- he He was an WASHUIGTON American Plxpresa company 'of Lake Utah COUNTY State JAIL CASES Salt at Utah state hospital144 ten forest service reported Thursday Cbuntyof ST LOUIS Oct 7 (W)-O- ne man attendant or said point being 480 feet more or less C Hill William pardon pails ----- -Wen of the South- —Comm wu killed and 14 persons were inlu- years Besides his widow he Is iirvive4 by five that a new love record for Than North and 33 feet -George Lucas fog parole Weber radaltureday414-ereraelp-betiven 8 Mt rZiiiiiictiliti's—alirialeiiiiiCarnecf 1 Lsketlierls Angeles Cal: :yrort Herby Mica' Eiorence South Range lyest:Balt an automobile and a Chicago-to-- St 41 for parole--Sal- t Hardy of Provo and Mr& Zell 3ohnnott been established so far this Robert 0 ReentUale dianand running thence North40 'long Men Evelyn Jordan Of Springville: r Louis bus in northeast St- - Louis and feet Lake County of Main Street West two stepchildren la Lester Corbett elld Mrs the 161 national forests forl-Oroehh ucline Weber e John 1 the service said Baylor Barbara Mathews Of Long Beach Cal: county et Up ito October Solluthdeglir IseetWt three brothers And grandchildren man-cause- d The man killed was Paul Anthony three fires or Lee 86 degrees Eset alonk the- thence sisters Albert Herriv of Salt Lake City there were 6141 North AU persons having any Interest motion picture operator and Thornee S Hardy and Mrs Phoebe about 49 per cent-o- f those occurring herein desiring to be beard either line of Center Street 49lit feet to the of Provo in- - national forests for or against the granting of said of St Louis who was driving alone Jones place of- beginning Fulterel services will be eonducred Sitn-- 1 are notified to be pree- CLAWSON lawIN n S applications in L Provo m 2 at in the automobile The impact day Monetri bv Mahon LeonPioneer 'Last year in the same period HARRY D PUOSLEY said meeting Newren Burial tutBYat ORDER knocked the front wheels off the ward there were 9609 fires caused by-P- er will be in Provo city burial park OF THE BOARD: for Plaintiff Attorneys Friends may callAteturday evening at ions and the annual average the IP O Address: HENRY II fiT 000 Chairman bus alld it ovetUrnedlft4 shallow 721 continental Bank --the Berg mortuary and Sunday at the Hardy 8ecrete-CHEZ 1 Utah ditch -- °mien Leslie T Neer" 27 Ogden: Loretta Mae Gibbons 19 Ogden 1 Prelate Stonehocker Charles Sarah P The Weather r IL Katharina Chandler Lich ti Kimball 0 t cfTuttle Darrell Tree Emily Beckstead Wolfgram orfkg 1p Pieternella Vermaas Joe - Le E Delta Meet Muir Willard hardy 31anCaused Forest Fires ShowDrop Fourteen Hurt in Bus &ask' -- - - ' L' 6 - 7 a: : : ‘ e ' - t'' te 4 7 i- ! for ' - 4 ile" year halm priaraollicaarvteee - I 1 ' |