Show - ii - I - - I t Bar Honors Chief With Second Term lillaw Asks Test IWeber Judge IDeaths Week Fills Vacancy Robert William Johnson Of Court In Coal Mines Iii 14olon D and Lillian Sedgeley John- son of 166 Williams avenue died FridaY of Robert r Con unuod from Page Ninotpon) be l11Z011 7 Procedure Simplified plead-Ing- e geared to prompt disclosure el facts and rnatters in dispute followed by early wherever possible 3 Eviience Courageous modification of rules that will eliminate trivial appeals and "undeserved" 2 n final-adjudicatio- reversals 4 Administrative agencies With eourts operating with alacrity and efficiency there would be less demand for administrative agencies Mr Roberts who also is the district attorney for the Third judicial district declared that the profession must insure its continuation through "unity and unified action" "It iP times like these which result "2—That it will be impossible test a bar organization" he conmore miners for two tinued "With the nation engaged to hire many Ix war the existence or nonex- reasons:: "(a) Labor shortage istence of a bar association may "(b)- The fact that the mines acern to be of minor significance g of the na- have no capacity to handle much but for the The more tion the bar is a necessity judicial department of our gov- men would be the maximuni that ernment to a great extent depends could be put to good use in Carbon time if that upott our profession for its I I : i A '1 court in 190 and his term still has eight years to run Judge Wade a native of Weber county has been judge in the Second judicial district since 1932 He previously had served as assistant county attorney in Weber county and as Second district juvenile court judge He was born in Pleasant View in 1889 a on of James M and Isabelle Crandall Wade and attended Weber county schools and the old 1 1 e rre - : 1 '' To make our voice heard l our organization and unity clearly Must not be for a selfish purpose Or organization and unity must be for the most good to all men for the support of our sacred institutions of government and for th support of our democratic way of llte" The county barpresident urged that the members expend more energy in the war effort commending his colleagues for their trselfish work in the past two years He also outlined the county barii program for the coordination and direction of war effort The history of national price and how the 0 P A strives to accomplish the most good for the greatest number of people eas detailed by Mr Morris who expained that while he was rot a new dealer still his experiences in the World war I in comand skyhattng increaseet rents rocketing prices convinced him that there was a dire need for such restriction in the present emergency Justice Larson eulogized the careers of 11 members who died during the past 12 months The deceased were W H Newcomb of Ogden John E Johnson of Bountiful Samuel L Page of Vernal Chris Mathison P C Evans Lawrence A Miner Robert C Wilson George Sutherland James T Harnmont James A Melville and A L Horpaugh of Salt Lake City - ! adr—- r-stration 1 1 3 : R 1 i iA ri ' i ' 4 1 it -i vi 4 'e: I 1 71 1 i i ) i I i ' ' $"4: 1 ' -:: " t' i ! irtih10 totange:ril0 14veinittrhs awig n Mittigh-a- S Ii Idal-i-e:- NIfii-Wr- i IdlitU-gb- of Idaho Falls Idaho: Burton Maughan of Ririe Idaho! Mrs Annie Buxton of Tren- ton Mra Pattie Malian of Weaton Idaho: Wag Hattie Matighan and another brother and sliver whose residences are not known :: "4 ' eorit Surviving are hie widow of Logan ono daughter Mrs Rose White Of Boloe Idaho:: two grandchildren brothers and sisters: Wallace Maughan of 6 4 aBreireiciitina(ki reelrlis Frank Snowball ' — -'441 Rasmussen - -i- 1 : 4 1 ' : George Lawrence ' - ' ' ' '7 ' L '' otoc ' :: work At least J'' are s11107r:1f N wa horn April 11 1876 in Oxford There without coal many other families Mahn Idaho son of Peter and Emily Yates 16 a grandchildren Hit moved to Provo with MA persoon will be without fuel and Boyce sot oita when a chtiel and received his educaMini 8111JIMIPlbrn schools will not reopen after the in th tion old Proctor academy and the Young Christmas holidays unless some South etdreeltn" call at 36 East seventh Brichm He engaged university in mining at Park City relief is forthcoming Mayor Walyears and also did eZtreightLig some He served on the Utah ter E Martin of Milford informed Elizabeth Eldredge Andrus' goal sod conservation committ in county Governor Maw Friday He married ICImira Soren- 1035 and 1036 Funeral services foe Mrs Elizineth ocilL11 !!!! 71 who Coal dealers' stocks have been Eldredv Andrua boulevard h71229p ithisProv? Wednedher home widow Surviving of 'AMP olladay te a and two datightra Georgie L Boyce will be eon4u0cd depleted only three carloads of causes incident Fri Jr Burrh 1 Boyce and Jetties A Boyce m mee'7111' are ai- - n 1k the Mount Olvmtous at p taturday L w yurlitithndWa mharii i ift—Fack iiiirhhosope ifnHeiValar(17ty call at the family residence Saturday morning hiui requested that flowers Tohmettfurarily be C Amateur Films To Be Shown le Royal of-105- 1 J Sorenson Funeral service for Royal J Sorenson prominent Rexburg Idaho cattle rancher Witi bit conducted Saturdav at 1 p ni Mr Sorennon died Sunday eve Rexburg ring of a heart attack In a Los Angeles Cal :hospital after arriving in the city for a family reunion 1RSO in Hyrum Utah he wait a son of Charles and Alice Unsworth Sorenson He married Ruth Price of Samaria Idaho March S 1912 in the Salt Lake I 11 S temple Surviving Mr Sorenmm are tits widow three sons Royal P Sorenson of Seattle Wash Maurice V itoreneon of Lewiston Idaho and Hugh C Sorenson of Rexburg ore fister Mrs Percy Goddard of LOS Angeles four brothers Charles J Sorenson of Logan Pierre A Golden L and Cecil R Sorenson of Salt Lake City Burial will be in the Rexburg City cemetery ho3 Salt Lake City theater goers final presentation of Ivan Bind 25 was in the eminty the civic the Sat-Ja- il "Girl opera under $3000 bond Friday urday night at 8:30 pCrazy" in at the awaiting preliminary hearing on a Lyric theater 132 South State grand larceny street charge Bland ta charged with theft of Sponsored by the Salt Lake City :four tire front Thomas B Neff recreational department and the 4745 South State street on junior chamber of commerce and P 04- tober A solder at Fort presented by the Salt Lake City 731an4 was booked at the Opera association the George Gercoletv j'ail November 28 after" shwin musical comedy was prernI:t-ry authorities turned him !tented nichtly this week Albert onver to fiertity shriffx for trial on J solithwick was musical condtict1tor and Harry It Allen director chars will see 4- -f - I I I at' ' Mardee Shepherd MT FTFARANT—Funerat aervires for eon of Mr and Shepherd Mrai Frank who died in Provo Shepherd a will be long illness Wednesday after ennJucted atL 2 fe tn Saturday in the D 8 chapel by J Seymour $otteh ward Jensen bishop Marde 37 Thomas Howes — Funeral services for Thomas Howes 72 who died on Tuesday' from myocarditis were conducted lieriday at 1 p m in the Third ward J D servlNorman Dolt bishop conducted thechapel eeft Mr Howes was born im Westvromho gneland on July J7 ISIO a son of Wilinm Howes end Sarah Martin Howee H came to this eountry when he was one yettr eirl Fe is survived by his vildow Mrs Eugene Delilah Howes: two daughtersMrs Levi Jensen Richfield and Mrs ?teed Munson Circleville three ROOS Glen Mono Howes Richfield! Clinton End Howes ' JuncMarysvale and John Taylor Howes tion! eight grandchildren and two and One brother John Howes of Marysvale Burial was In the Richfield city cemetery under the direction of the Peterson mortuary itss Eme line Ifess Bourne FARMINGTON-Z-Funera- l Hess Bourne Emelin if'o'lltoc'wningwhao actigelict Tuweislidatvel services for 73 of Farm- actonad dpsamt: D S the t ward by John R Walsh Farmington Burial bishop will be in Farmington cemetery directed by the Itn1011 mortuary of Bountiful While on her way to the Lacoort BomAey station she suffered tte strolze berger James Aty Lyman 90 died Thursdav Sh lay for nearly three hours befor e she at 9:15 p m Ir a Salt Lake hospital of wax found by Mrs Margaret Nep ot Farmcauses incident to ge troM ington still uncoupetoua and A former titan- rancher stock grower at broken arm and exposureputtering it was reand mining man Mr Lyman lived in 'Salt portad Mrs Bourne was a WitirW of Johet A Lake City for the past four years and resided here periodically during the past Bourne former mayor of Farmington 20 years Porn at St Joseph Mo December 21 1S51 i1r LVTrlan was a son of James David and lizabeth Fairchild are his widow Mrs Lyman Isadora Survivingthrew Mrs Grace Peter- daughterg Lyman: son and Mrs Dora Johnson of Salt Lake City And Mrs Emma Sandefur of Vallejo Cal: three sons William A Lyman Ches- U S Navy ter S Lyman and Mark T Lyman of Salt Lake City and 19 grandchildren and lour 241 salt Lake City—A IVin(1 Bruce Mitchell )4 it 0011 Pon of Alm Clare 475 East Third South street : Ray William tin22 of Mr! husband gle Marilyn Rinqle Ono South State street Harry Francis Hurt 23 husha nd of Mr- - Bernice B Hurt iri Frigen 31 John T Sannahatt streM East Fourth of tigc unknnwn 1 I :V) a A rn Jinn nr nd M re T Smith rtati died Friday atA onstr In C SA It IJok Fmith POrtlrd John kat hompltRI Simpann Ptanna ham nt Kansas City Mo is his only Pri bitkhnnti nt l ra 1nto 14 rrie lobe Kest rittn isnutn street: Lawrence Cole known survivor Waits Last Showince James Of Opera 'Girl Crazy' S L all of Edgemont and Mrt Max W Penrod of Anadarko Okla and Mre G B Kirkpatrich of Lyntidylf nine gralitichildren and a brother Isaac Royce of Edgemont Funeral services will he conducted Monp m in the Berg mortuary chapel day Sorensen native Harrison Christie i ty for Idahoan and resident CSorensen 22 years died Friday at 11:25 a rri in a Salt Lak hospital of natural but Undetermined conies Idaho on He was born in Georgetown October IS 1885 a son of Chris and Alice Sorensen Tippets Marjorie turviving are a daughter Sorensen address unknown three brothers and three Esters J Q end William T Sorensen of Salt Lake City Daniel Sorensen and Mrs !miss E Nagy of Pennsylvania Mrs Nettie Pecora of Bsp Idaho and Mrs Loel ley Frederickson of Montpelier Idaho frequent color-musica- )17 ns Iiarrison at 1 p m in Lyman Enlistments 1 n John T Bannahan 1 6 1 ' taac - Wedding Anniversary Gifts Salt Lake County transcriptions 1 t JosP111 Pa: A ts ---- -- City ?amnia 23 Andersen 24 I 0000 4-- -- 1 27 I It Mortuary satch Lawn burial park STEWART—Services for Iewia—Stewart 1 p m In he held will Saturday at 3159 South the Dillereat ward chapel mnv esli Ninth! East Friends the mortuary 260 Fe et South Tem p m and Pie Thursday from 6 to lit the family residence 2756 DMcClel4 to from street p m land Friday from 9 to 12 noon rld Saturdy Fork Interment Spanish cemetery tinder direction of the Larkin mortuary ' FLORISTS t1 ' Pittsburgh Bait Lake '211 ffli11-srd- r ig $1095 up iel aat UNUSUAL besvoevi Ail kinds NEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY OF GLASti tillers stock- -- 01:f0East9thtu2Ptcme3- however same may be adjourned from time to time to a specified time and pla:e by a majority or vote of the stockholders present represented at such meeting and no additional natio In such event shall be requirod to validate such adjourned meeting Dated this 17th day of November 1942 A N JOHNSON Secretary DIVIDEND NOTICE CONSOLIDATED WAQON & MACHINE CO A dividend of 25 cents per was declared by the Board of Directors payable on December Igth to Btocitholders ot record December 10th A P SELANDER IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE United States tor the District at Utah in th routtr or Dudley Wilson Lanam Vo No bankrupt in "bankruptcy 15S52 To the eraditblif of Dudley Wilson Llnam of Salt Lake City County of Salt Lake anti (11strirt aforenalti the fith of May 1042 the said Dudley Wilson day Ltriam has been duly adjudged a las nkrdP1 on a petition filed by him on the 18th c'ay or may end that THE 11117T 1942 MEETING Cr H1i CREDITORR will be held at the office of the undersigned Refere In Pankroptev 424 onBeason i3tilid the 4th log Solt Lase City Utah of January 1943 at 10 o'clock hi day th e forenoon at which time and place the sa creditors may attend prove their claim trostpe Appoint R rommit'oe ofa ephoint R c—irnitte the hanttrunt and trans-creelitor et ti RS triAy "her S1busine‘s enous inc met I v 1tah thla th n d 1117 T O LEWIS Itetere In Itnitttlitt: Notieby her rinor gn W ilate camera eases COInrinirt rolt- - mut- Centre Theater Side 157 E Broadway REAL liva Lusrantled sluing canaries goldfish Ali kinds tropical fists BAILEY 63 East 2n4 SENDradtiho sbn3Y4 - SONS Re - 9a5n Co Diai pcrtable tRIrCmlis BUDGET STORE CARLESON'S 535 MAIN MIRRORS - FINEST quality by Noy''' Al! sizes PRICES less than WHOLESALE ADAMS ANNEX 3215 So State Boston hull collie real FOX TERRIER companion for your child -- BAILEY taaw Is FEATURING HALL'S FAMOUS POTTERY and ' -- HAND-MAD- POPPYTRAIL E - t THE PARIS Ttin I feot - - - - - - - !t1'"400magqwM0e ---- -- :S: :nuid yoCkromsboerpi ni i I WOLTERS ELECTRIC CO -- P Ft htiv now! 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Dream it up with draperies and many tamps tables picturesUntl "IC other gifts from - are Secretary and Treasurer —SPECIAL NOTICES KODiab :1 - It $ I " f I d wrap-aroun- provided 411 - - - ')t 6 WLATHER STRIPPING w1-WasTHES strwothd atrd caudolt wind floo( boot and mak Your bomb 13-house bayra 0) taw 1104 40 1)t tualL 114J7tod J bi-- Murton l A law: ftd- - 113 tree by barbell litstiradtd simta --- Litt& 1143-A-----" ittn ZL ELECTRIC RAZORS holders' meetings shall by ballot DUAL AND FOURSOMES REMINGTON DE LUXE GLASS The holders of common stock shall man wilt appreciate A gift any mRn have one (1) vote for each share In the service 141 EAST BROADWAY-4-5- 579 that especially of common stock held by him and CLUBS GOLF on name books his the in GIFTS JEWELRY attuning "WIESON"—THE FINEST MADE of thecorporation On the clay preto $7” Complete LOCKETS-41- 05 matched pets—woods and irons vious to the holding of said meet- BEAUTIFUL MEN'S RINGS—$395 to $1150 EASY BUDGET TERMS R TORES SOLID GOLD DIAMOND ENSEMBLE etE receiving a majority ing Persons so GOODYEAR SETS cast or voted at of !'lle votes 203 East 2RVICE and ring weddlag ring Engagement such stockholders' meeting shall be both tor $24150 held and declared to be elected SHOP AT SEARS S MILES JONES directors FOR A failure to bold any general or 220 SO Atat L ETTRNtruRr OCCASION spe7141 meeting of the stockholders SILE'LL accept with pleamure a tom wailvEND TABLES LA MP TA BLEB on the day appointed for the same able chenille robe In COCKTAIL TABLES TABLES COFFEE A wid range shall not forfeit or interfere with style with cord at waist to 16 Price of colors sizes froth the corporate rights acquired Under NEW COMPLETE only $298 this agreement but any such meetASSORTMENT a ing may be held at subsequent THE PARIS CO time upon giving notice as provi- $398 TO $1995 by Cal' LOSTsi--rBRtlart:ie ihiLlrdanilbili:ollivtl'evitlyt'tIt CALLA LTIAER henthor routs fancy cartho nations wetpt pima aro a few ntt the Cionte—k-umane 4 iszar trn ir t manv IpvIy bloaaorna IlVaj1S110 woe h rov o 110o the Our elowera ilillitliVe Brown !floral nt trona John oar bead carry your mews' properly and w tth 4 pietit -:P ---- - J t -3)Tio and bealitY dignity Thatr traohnoea abo5cts1 ail BiLLIOLD aro 614 oecoaty curgney of appreciated by Arrangement card li'word who rereive them BROWN FLORAL CO y ac WALL E tow &Hung— nrrenhouxe 10th W 5th So I impart4iit 1)4 peril 11441 a 1“1010Lla 4 A25 214 E 2nd So Store Uptown lAtot irond auto bet Murra y n 1 NI tic 39S evenings or 0111147 : &AA COLONIAL rLOWER HOUSE reward Literei day s FUNPRAL vLowriss OUR SPECIALTY - 322 rC- Met Iroca LcitGA-e tbibk DtAti itwward FAMOUS FOR OUR r Taltthaum'a rE" 2659 bLAcji:lkaapitiarracillirre:no'ocrile hraimiiirsa4r664437 17 EL d-N4 ---Sa--aDr Alba 14 - that if a quorum or a majority of the stock entitled to be voted at such meeting be not present or represented at any meeting the wood lia earnioo ' ---- 1A41411411L 1:14t WINDOW- SHADES— anduea and Y12cuan Ditdall 6J4k LOST0----r- NOTICE OP SPECIAL MEETING OF TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! STOCKHOLDERS OF UTAH TOYS COMPANY REFINING )IL To be held On the 14th day of DeOF ALL KINDS cemoer 1942 at 10:00 o'clock it m ELECTRIC 703 Utah at tita company's offices TRAINS Oil Building Salt Lake City Utah A bimetal meeting of the stockALL MAKES—ALL SIZES holders of Utah Oil Refining pany has been called and will be held On the 14th day of December 1942 at 10:00 o'clock a m at the MONTGOMERY WARD office of the company 703 Utah 1ST SOUTH AND MAIN E7 Oil Refining Building Salt Lake of conHCity Utah for the purposeaction as such YOUR WHEEL TOYS sidering and taking to be advisable REFINISshall be determined upon the proposal to amend Article 311cNIIt XII ol the Articles of Association of the corporation so as to provide WITH that the annual meeting of the stocKholders shall be held at 10:00 NU-ENAMoclock a lan on the third Tuesday :of April of each year instead of the ONE COAT COVERS second Tuesday of March of each LEAVYs NO BRUSH MARKS year as now provided in said articles THE EARL PAINT CO BUILDING It ts proposed that said Articleas XII CENTRE THEATER So folState Dial shall be amended to read lows: GIFT IDEAL THE ARTICLE XII ' for msecietboeur r The annual meeting of the stock- FULLER a taewr entwartRieor r mirror newlywed Sister holcias for the election of directors transaction of any other ateloanipidimeetterarpositroKatovo!t5totiFreasd147:rfidnstVAaninferi business that may Legally come before it shall be held at the genpictures table mirrors and gia" block eral office of the corporation In novittes 211 $o Etats 10:00 Falai afore rullar at salt Lake City Utah o'clock a m on the third Tuesday in April of each year A representaGIFTS tion cI a majority of the then votAND VENETIAN MIRRORS ing zower of the capital stock of FRAMED said corporation shall traY1i for the holding of said or any ptiotei frames and picture meeting rhe voting at such and all be MITTL Ia iort Staulli Main 201 - Za Y 4esfs) ' f t! Loous Lt L6tttlis KXPk—iti hii—A at-- services for Anna EdPauline Lolgren widow of John court ward Lofcren of 655 Elder m n in the 2 at will be hld Saturday Btshno Louis Fifth LD S ward chapel t Interment C o(ftetsttne may call cemetery Friends and 6 to A:30 p m until 1 n rit at the Joseph Saturday Wm Taylor lidmorial mortuary ROGERS—Setolees fnr leretnrld Mary lin band Rogers will he hld Saturday at 2 b m it the Larkin mortuary chapel loriends maY 269 East South Tempts call at the mortuary Fridav from m4 to A p m nd Saturday from 9 a Wauntil time of services Interment Low REN—Metnnrial — : It otie-ha- CIIII:LISTMAS tft tft GIFT SUGGESTIIONC4 4r I 1 A-- iti 44 4 DYEING & IINE---teuber-at ROLL It 1 I CtEAN1NG - OR aPrvicon for Funding 1P'Oft HKALTH ri BAKAL—K1E13P Dm of inn p at la t Hems I3ourna- - will tte held Saturday oda bOUTH ATAT1 cur-A-N- I :4 Stotts I m in the at p Farmington ward chapel Bishop John R Walch will officiate Friends may esti at or Job CONIRACTORS—Day the family residence Friday vatting InCA ftPIrSTRY mrr) CABINFT and Saturday prior to cervices Dtal also furniture rettatr terment in it'armington city cemetery tinder direction of Union mortuary CHECKS—REPAIIHNG HarJanette 'LIME—Service!willfor Mary ro he held daturnay at zulP A 1 RC rovetar Ita7 C ding a Ferro m at tho chape at Sunaet 11 sags oleye:s worts- - 33 A 3r1 Lawn Fuit 13th 2354) mortuary Friends may call Friday and South FLOOR FINISHING Friends prior to service Saturdy I MM- - ea rest Ma4 may also call at the home of joseln Ir4 imisatbs got 2 9 in Provo from 1:30 p m Harding poi Ishtar abe Ma Mt atm-rm will to 2 p take place Interment In the Provo city burial park looter PATENT ATTORNEYS of Sunset Lawn mortuary tlicecticpu rwa a trtokiAall for Rag services CROSSGROVE — Funeral Marls drawings Beasos aig Charles Moue ley Crosagrove age 70 of 4706 South 11eiwnsal roar' will he lit the p m held Sunday at titiNTERS—BOOK BINDING Second CD Ft W rd chit pet Draper Better At 1 Out at) unman luti piALOIMO IDS J Smith officiatingA orvet QbonyDust Bishop 1 C toss st the tleorge Friend's may call Jenkins mortuary 4760 south state to eery and PAIN SundayInterment prior Saturday the church in the Ices al pertain Draper cemetery aster 6 p m LARSEN—Services for James C Larsen L14 L:4A I LtaCLUati eumeeria a W 44o of of BUtlerville age 73 hushtad held a paint papartni 0 payrbarita will be Ellett Wells Larsen Monday at 1 p m in the Butierville SEWERS L D S ward chapel Butlerville BishFriends op Frank Cowley officiating CESSPOOL SEPTIC TANK at the State room in the may call 36 South 7th Fritisiy mortuary and Cloanitig inspect tree 74142 C Morrow Sunday Rini Saturday hour prior to services Mt the ward BELTS—IRLISSES SidRGICAL Deveret Funeral directors chapel ROI a Il Aok 74550 GUARANTEED FUNERALS 5-- trIfel174e cl:trliefiouvttsrpfirNidintrirrormgrairtodea tig Woe tstrPtrATVI—trArTerwuctrirs BUILT-LWORK RATH Ttlb8 Ethel Tennant from Erie! Tennant mt - Nots Wale Peterson from John Elmer Dalian 11 Johnson from Jsmst Jranett Johnxem 2nd 80 rr I Salt Lake County - Cment Platter Brick tkloir somata- - ayeieta E- - Brdwy Shop I peclaity 1 - ES -- Divorces Granted Licenses MarriageIdaho Pocatello John Elmer from i Petermem FLIECTRICALLYnrconnrn ceromonV 1M11::V flxitu'reW- s- naortvelCItTIZesiNamICinFti's also& Meyers Jewelry 87 E Ptersen Nola Uilale Pederson --- - Potterty Pyrex Ovenwars—Rnseville GIFTS WRAPPED FREE iVEDDINGS FREE wedding Divorces Asked UTAH MADSEN'S—MtIRRAY rtholders !!! j ' i : ‘ Albertina fuel have been received iin Milford iin the past month despite the fact one dealer several weeks ago placed an order for 18 carloads reported Mayor Martin In Grantsville Tooele county more than 60 families were reported without coall Friday a n d threats of defense workers to leave the area became more and more 29 So It La k I It Lake 24 Sheldon Joaeph Walk 19 Slt Eleanor Jean Draper 19 Salt Lake Flyetim linden 19 Murray Joseph Dann& Bateman 18 Murray 2:1 halt !Alto': James Lamar Knots-Meil'hriotia Lairro 20 Melt Lithe Wilford Alesandre Merlin' 22 bisho Vali& Limbo 11tabeth Madsen 21 lirste Shellr7 IrlabO 5lartin Alvin Johnson 2R: imtan: Rosamund t‘essions 24 Provo rentigethee "Uel:nn Oa An William Maughan LOCIAN—John Fripainter ofantiA paperhanger died heart attack while en morning day route to a hospital for an examination He resided at 594 North Firat East street Logan Mr Maughan wee born at Weston I Ai42 Idaho on October 10 nA:ghoon John lie' of and A Crieri C11Aert married Lula Simmonds in Marled Ijjaho on August Laln11197401w lf Rao Joseph IA alsh Sarah Frances Hogan S altil-lt)- i --- BUTTONS-4UC3CL- I Salt Lake County Sees -Her-nan- Lake Michael vsalkri in front of the oncoming train 114 assartadly wits handicapped by impaired vision and bearing ' - -- I i'reitt)earsotV"eloi7ig Itoneetnelenot :: Soldier faces Hearin('e On Theft of Tires 4 of- DEN—rtineral yervicea for Thomas Nsrden 43 of 11403 Lincnin a‘tintie who was ktiled when ottruck Thursday afternoon by a lititlildatio Central Railroad company train will be conducted at 3 p tr Saturin Lindquist & 14ons funral chapel day Fred G Carroll bishop of Ogden Tenth by L D S ward Burial will be in Ogden city cemetery i A ceording to police reports following the investigation Mr Norden stopped as v - tion i - t '‘: 25 Milford families Robert JaMPS elealmon 19 Salt Lake' Retie Barron le salt Lake NotinJnmes Powell 30 Salt Laki Cleo Rasmussen27 $alt Lakc iaadakil Harry Hamada 27 ae JohnitoAtn Coto: Mirhin Nancy Mori 19 Layton Fred Oliver Menonnell 20 Magna Thelma Ruth Henilne 16 Magna Walter Edgar Soli's 25 Salt Lake FerElsinore Parker 19 San Idarlin nando Cal 25 LAI Rood A rno Richard Anderson A ngeles Cal Geraldine !thole McLaughlin 24 DitII'S N D Tizoina Nertlen OGDEN—Frank Snowball SP of Randolt-it) Utah died In an Ogden t I ''1' Friday at 4 p m of injuries sustain' ead three daughters two Animal ject further operations" Sunday at the Colored brothers st sister and companv Rapidity of rail transportation six Mr rinowhall was born March 25 1C73 Mr Larsen grandchildren at Randolph a son of John and Mary shortage Sorenson Snowball He was R rancher and at Tooele R K Bradford execuC cattle owner during his earlir life and owned and operated the Opera bowie at tive assistant for the Denver & Mra Albertins Christensen Rasmussen Randolph Rio Grande railroad said Friday He married Altos Cortes' 76 of 231 Faat Truman abnue died at 4 home Friday at 12:03 p m of causes IS92 at Randolph and WAS Jitnuary her a member is "The coal hauled expeditiously incident to ageof th Randolph ward of the L fl 5 church from the mines as soon as it beBorn at Richfield December 19 1966 He WaS a subcontractor roads building railroads coming to Ogden two months comes available" Mr Bradford Itra Rasmussen WILS 10046)'"'A'w)1 and ago ee of An) said "The trouble is that mines the daughter Survivors Include his widow and four " drew a n d Karen 1 tsoonn! uRysolph Iva:ad nrimer Snowball nf At' r" " lack man power to keep pace with Jeppson Chriatensen Wallace '' 1 with the I' S navy: igiWgrin-driiiiiren—: husband John orders" three brothers and threa sisters John of Raamuasen died in I 1 r: r Windale Hahn: Burt of Suisun:Col 1932 and Tooele Wants Coat - t'Y I ROY of Randolph Mrs Fllizaheth Neheker Mrs Rammuesen is i k 11 lApoint Utah: Della McKinnon Randolph:: tYy one son A survived He said Tooele coal dealers have Farrel J Rasmussen I 7 e 0:'-0- '-' 14 and Mrs Clarencs Nelson of Bountiful li Utah a t2tiV 0 of Roosevelt Mrs three ' W I ' tIiI ' daughters ! A use 20 imtons could Mrs Burnett and of coal they Miller' of Malt ''' The ID & R G W has ELakeA' City mediately Boyce and Mrs I it ' -W ofhandled three cars to Tooele in ARoosevelt: Seeley Lawrence M PROVO—George brothPlcizemont dairyman iind farmerBoyce died Frithe last 10 days and a fourth car era Nephl two Christen- si him iv)rne of comolicationa followat day ' 1I son of Mt Pleasant iing is to be delivered Saturday he and David Christen- - I '' a leg He was hurt att the ! -4 central Utahinjury relocation renter near Delta t said gen of Ephraim: and h where heen had employee' by Daley I coal Salt Lake County kiuntioston I c aeal Marriage Licenses Christensen HENEFER—Carole Mari daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul D Christenten died Pride' at 3:1n a m nr complicationa Incident to blood tumors at the family home in lieneter The child waa born at Price last April 2 and is survived In addition to her parents by a grandmother Mrs Mabel Guymon ot ""' o 73 of But- P ler who died Thurs- - 0 f: ' 4t' daL will he in '" Se City cemeMurray Friends r may tery call at 303 laaot Sevenh South ireet in until gait Lakeat City 10 a m- rh'etd" the place of a one-hahour to services prior Mr Larsen a native of Monti is sur- f k vived by his widow t "The Utah Trail" a motion picture by Mr and Mrs Al W Morton Jeremy street and other motion pictures by Utah amateurs will be shown Tuesday at S p m in the Waterloo LD S ward hall 1619 Fifth East street under auspices of the Utah Cine Arts club Jack Andrews club president secretary "The Utah Trail" depictireported Elias L Day was elected chair-ra- ng- an impression of the southern of tre insurance law section Utah wonderland received honorand Geor:e G Leacher was elected able mention by the Amateur CinWalter IL Critchlow ema league at the recent 1942 seecretary and H D Lowry were reelected contest showing of films from over ena:rman and secretary respec- the nation in New York City tively of the criminal law sec- ! Np Statistics Carole Marie CliriAtensen - e - I Coleman ''''''--- -s nea1ertreson P4-uzle-lt -s EFis-rie- Larsen coal production by cent and will provide an adequate working base upon which to pro- ':!-1 l antrlduBetidnic imervonidnasyroart 1 LOgian - Sheets ClontzCL- Vern Toolson bishop England on September 2 18C3 a daughter of George and Emily Jude Harwood She was the widow Of Benjamin Coleman Survivors include a daughter Mrs Carl Speth of Young and Jean GerMeCarter—Murray Virgil street son Ocihardt 164 McClelland tober 27 Hunter Kindt—Jamee Cullen Jones quarter 6B Fort Douglas daughter October 31 (14' Greyenn—Coirl Rudolph and Roeebud croft 1025 East Fourth South street I eon October 28 Date—Daniel Nathen and Mire Leora 215 East Seventh South street Batty inn October 25 and Linda Jane PearChaston—Joseph son 60 Whitmore court daughter October '27 Glenn and Mary Chamberiain—Leroy Leona Linder 60 East First North atreet son Novembr 6 and Vomits Bueningharn—Frank Fierily 121 East Fourth North street 22 October daughter Charles and Leta Ciente Battm—Clyd son Brewer ventat 1939 Hubbard October 28 Memnon anti Pals' Rachael Bergen—Henry Y011nig 950 East Second South street daughter November 4 and Avis Alberta Maxfield—Vaughn Elijah Jacobsen 476 seventh East street daughter November 24 and Edythe Tempeet 2729 Turns street Valborg Johnson dattehter November 19 Pearl Carolyn Lerdahl—Ralph Anton and avenue Martineen 577 Stratford daughter November 15 Melba and Dunenn—Jotienh t4tringham Barbara Green 1444 Edison street son October 16 Vern and Letty Joyce Green Taylor—Alden Magna teon November 7 Green—Herman Rex and Beatrice Ivy Parsons 41 Crystal avenue daughter November 10 Richard and Juanita Bilbao Bell—John Heber son October 27 Larsen—John Reed and Reteice Mary Harrison La Sal son October 19 Samuel and Ora Jones Weleh—Wayne 2198 Lincoln street- son- Fairbanke October 22 Wehh—Rirherd Marshall and Joyce Kathavenue 182 Williams leen Strickley daughtee October 31 Thomas—Richard LeVrin and Alta Eva Whitt Hunter daughter October 21 and Afton Brinkerhoff Taylor—Don Emil street 437 Third East daughter November '2 tid 'Mamie Tla 14chiwnbørk —Albrt Edwin Mott 318 rkitith West Temple street 31 October daughter Tehterae—Thendore Harry and Josephin Mriorie Arkn S27 Roberta street daughter October 25 Rammell—Delbert Parley and Elm Louise 4Pnroueh 527 East Seventh South street son November 24 Martin and Myrtle LoHenninger—Oscar 523 Eighth East street Villiti Slagoweki daughter November 19 Warner—Max Robertson and Anna Cra1 November dell Murray daughter L'f d Rosalie Fletehee—Lester Monroe and South street a Efilt Third 42 daughter November 17 Weaver Stowart—attliteif Dim and Ermine's 23 Kveville daughtr November Helen Stiesinger and Henry Johnson—Glenn 23 144a Blaine avenue son NovemberMarie ificknotion—Frank Louis and Thelma street West Fourth North Tinley 363 daughter November 9and Signe Evelyn Smith—Joseph Roger Aaron Murray son November 8 I pt -- Annulments Granted Salt Lake City Draftees Inducted John William Maughan soprvicoo be will amskeiongtoyosvuoar:exeecirhu: 30-da- ft"rtaliad trtrn Page Ninoteeti) i to stay en WP might just wen make the best of it" Mr Bird conLinued John D Rice vice chairman of the section described a proposed administrative court svhich wou:d be set up by the state of Utah to review fndings of administrative INewlies which might be appealed e admmiatrative court he sail sift evidence obtained by the administrative bodiel and if neessary take additional testimony Such a court would save the state court much work he said isuprerne '6ritielsrn against the proposal was arned largely at definitions of ahreild conatitute evidence in 114!i''?1 Ca5f-Section members decried to take no action for or againat the proposed court pendt Iing furtherstudy Mr Rice was elected chairman A Nt Ferro was made vice chairman and D Ray Owen Jr was ected secretary At a meeting of the Utah City W DougJudge association Judge las Allen of Murrav was electe-president to sticcee3 Judge Reva Beck Bosone Other officers elected are Wilford Moyle Burton vice presi6ent and Joseph G Jeppson secretary Methods of selecting more competent jurors for city court trials and proeedure for small claims creirts were studied Rent ccntrol problems were discissed by Merrill C Faux 0 P A rent attorney at the property law Hadlond P see:lion meeting Thomas uvas reelected chairman and D B Van Dyke was reelected re ' Funeral M E CALL AN EXPERT Iof Births David O Thurman n7 505 B street husband ot Thelma C Thurman: Kenneth L Navlor 32 1045 Denver street husband of Pearl S Naylor: Kenneth W Okeson 29 320 East tint South street of Luella F Okeson: Robley 30 272 Second avenue husband P Evans: Robert L Borg 20 219 East Sixth South street on of Mrs Hazel L Bore Roy R Yonne 21 402 Robert avenue husband of Carol C Yotinc: Carlos D fletrdiner 19 1715 Routh West Territ40 street eon of Mr and Mr p:11 A flerdiner: Don W Shels 1S 721 Green street son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence y Larsen C U S Army Loral Board No 111111a1i Loki City— Rockiest Richard W Skuptoin Sherman Roland I Rasmussen George Bauer elverChintz EARFIELD—Sherrie Ellen S F Russo Marett Norman Peterson and Ruth Harry fant daughter of Eugene Elvin V Asay John B Ter Clearfield riled at E Butcher jorie Cooper Clontz of H l'Pck Richmond C Dean John Tones m 1:30 at p resioence the family Friday Jr Nick° les Pantos Roy Murdock Daniel after a two-da- wanillnexa In Mc Fred Lewis Otasue Gabbott Quinton December born The child Ogden Joseph W Reoca 22 3941 Surviving bealdee tier parent& 3r Henry (7 LBeckstead Griffith MCalvin L WeuerH are three grandparents Mr anti Mrs kleher Jr Raymond Testori Fain Don Leonard Gigilo William Cooper of Ovracume anti Mra May Cornisrt Russell W GeorgeW R Kanteler Clonte of I4uneet and a lei C Clark 0011A Otis Wise Stanger A Ogden George C Sandoz of will Einar AM Johansen Savage be eonducted at 1 William Funeral services Paul L Wellaleger Jonas' Haggnial p m Monday in Lindquist 1k son' funeral Curtis R Rigby Xenneth L Gregory hobchapel Ofat Ogden by DGS Henry Rampton E J ert Roy L Thompson Dodge George ward Burial will Syracuse L bishop John A Vierra Wendell J Conk I follow in Clinton cemetery E Patterson IAraI Board No 13 Ikalt Lake City— Lewis S Abegglen Ephraim C Kohler Rex Rosa 31 H Carr Jolson Palmer Len J McGinn Jr Caeh Countv—runeral SMITHFIETn services for Mrs Rosa 'M Coleman 5S who died in Smithfield Thursdav will be conducted Saturday at 1 p rn in the Smithfield Third L D 8 ward ehapei by Deaths James ntatistles in- Lake public school principals and instructors numberingmore than 1000 attending the twoat South high school Friday afternoon and witnessed an interesting dramatic program centered about the purposes of education The presentation was given in five episodes by teachers students and patrons of five high and elementary schools in the city Gus P Backman secretary of the Salt Lake chamber of commerce took a part in the presentation Dr L John Nuttall Jr superintendent directed the meeting and Lorin F Wheelwright w a s chairman of the preparation committee of the institute Pupils enijoyed a half holiday while the institute was in progress tive secretary of the Utah Coal Operators' association to agree to run your mines for seven days per week for the next 30 days to determine whether such operations can be carried on successfully The y experiment will increase - ' i i Sharrie Ellen Educators Hold Meeting Salt i ft - 11 S L many were available "3--- -rhat the miners themselves are willing to make almost any sacrifice and submit themselves to almost any inconvenience in order to meet the emergency if the operators and the union officials will get together on a program "4—That several of the Carbon county mines are not equipped with mechanical loaders but are dependent on map power for their loadirg These mines have less serious machinery repair problems than the-- other: 5— That the railroads aro doing an outstanding job in transportation for they are moving and delivering the coal as fast as it is being mined "I have asked the officials of the United Mine Workers of America to make further concessions by ITIinagmtnhoe: Revision of Ii Court Methods - 7S wife Mrs Caroline Prill Semmler of Peter Semmler nt 353 Bothwell street m a in Lak Salt died Friday at 3:50 p ineident to age hoenital of ailments was born in Germany On DCCPMSh twr 19 1893 a daughter of Carl anti Mary Pri and came to America in 1922a her hushand and Surviving are Semmler of Salt Lake daughter Elnie and a son William flornmler in City:United States army the Weber academy (now Weber junior college) before attending the University of Chicago from which he was graduated in 1917 as a bachelor of law: He enlisted in the army in 1917 and returned to Utah at close of the war practicing law for a few years In Salt Lake City He later practiced in Ogden and in Twin Falls Idaho before being appointed juvenile court judge in 1924 1 Bar Debates tl I Caroline P Seinniler is5e well-bein- I ' Sunday should be honored as day of worship "2 — That mining machinery much of which is in bad condition cannot be kept up unless the mines shut down one day per week ire and that even though the mines are operating only two shifts per day there is not enough time during the third shift period to keep machinery in condition "3—That rock dusting and other adesafety measures can be more mine the when provided quately is not in operation Action Necessary own show: investigations "My "1 — That something must be done at once to increase coal production or grave consequences will !dm Teresa M Johnson gra nd parent a and Mr a nd Mrs William Sedgeley all of Salt Lake City (Continued train Pate Nineteon) (Continued from Pare Nineteen) tened to the argument of the oper- i A minor children $10 Per month auclOort household furnishinas Property Sae of real prop- approved ordered to take care of attorney costs and other ohilgations Defend Ifees awarded automobile r-- 63R eldon 7-D- ay 27 ' ice son of Mr and Mrs r) M gray Pray Redondo izenue 21 husband sot I MrsGlen1aVon Mac McMullin McMullin Midvale t ators to the effect: the miners themselves Should do "1not That appointed to work on Sundays want tenure of office be lengthened and for various reasons an important salaries increased? Nonpartisan one of which is the religious belief of a large percentage of them that judiciary a 1 December 5 1942 Vbe 5a1t gakc Utaibunt Saturday Morning - r N t I I : |