Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-08-27 | Page 9 | Ex-Salt Laker Killed in S. F. Tavern Brawl

SALT EX-SALT LAKER KILLED IN S S1 S. F F. F TA VERN BRAWL Ch Chance nce Friends Beat Rob Army Man I After Party I D Donald L. L Maycock 3 37 31 Cor former er Salt Laker died in San Francisco Saturday from Injuries w which ich he said aid w were re Inflicted by two unidentified fled fied women and a man who celebrated ed d with him after he paid for Cor his discharge from the army according to o. o an Associated Asso Press dispatch h. h Policeman Charles Hennessy said Maycock laycock told him shortly before dying from skull a-skull fracture that he had 50 W left leet after buying himself dut ut of or service and decided to C celebrate celebrate cele cele- l brate brale before re returning to Salt Lake City Maycock joined the chance ac- ac on a a tour of taverns the dispatch said iI He lie was found found- on n a street bleeding profusely and with his clothes in tatters He lie had only h two o cents In his ls pockets M was Maycock-was was a brother of the late Berry Maycock 1451 Kensington avenueS avenue venue who dl died d last December He le was was born D December 4 1900 In a son of f John B B. and Maycock Mayco k He enlisted in inthe inthe the tie army at t Salt Lake City several years ears ago after alter service in the navy Mrs Mra Berry Maycock said her brother in had recently served at t Fort Armstrong Honolulu and that hat his hili survivors did not know he head had ad l left Ct the arm army until they learned of f his death Surviving besides Mr Maycock are two broth brothers rs George C. C and Lawrence S. S laycock Maycock both of Provo and two sisters Mrs Suz Suz- Suzanne anne Roylance and Mrs Helen Rho Rhodes es both both- bothof of Reno Nev Ne Funeral services and burial will willbe wille b be e at Springville