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Show PRO VO (U J AH) 3UND A Yv HERA LD, SUNDAY, -A ? R I L 2 $ 1-9 3 4 PAGE SEVEN son MRS. A. R. WILSON Correspondent rhone 6i Twenty-four babies were exam ined at the April baby clinic held Friday afternoon at the stake i house with Dr. P. Ft. BoWdish of the Utah county health unit in charge of the examinations. He was assisted by. Mrs. Julia Han cock, Mrs. Emily Clayson, Mrs. Pearl Keele, Mrs. Nellie Kapple and Mrs. Metta Porter. No serious defects were noted in any of the children. Miss Verla Holman, with the selection . "Brotherly Love," won the P. C. Wightman gold medal for the dramatic reading contest awarded each year by Mr. Wight-man Wight-man to a student from the Pay-son Pay-son high school. Miss Anna .Hughes, head Nof the speech department de-partment at the school was in charge of the contest and three fjudges were present from the speech department of the B. Y. U. 'other contestants were, Rhea Johnson, Pearl Johnson, Delia Trotter, Trot-ter, Marie Douglass and Dorothy Schempp. A musical program, un-kler un-kler the direction of Prof. A. Will-iirdson, Will-iirdson, was given by high school U..n ...V-i n n-i rt ininQ t in the 3rice contest as follows: Selections, brchestra: selections, boys' giee blub; vocal solo, Rex Broadbent; Violin sokv Theresa Krause; vocal solo, Levi Openshaw; vocal solo, Ruth Snow. I I Nominations were made for next years student body officers on Friday Fri-day at the junior high school and the election will be in one week :ollowing an active campaign. Two tickets were named as follows,, the :irst being the purple, the second 'old. Mayor, Darrell Morgan, earl Daiton; judge, Jim Nielson, aul Bigler; reporter, Betty Bing- am, Emogene Hill; one year coun- ilman, Shirley Jackson, uuin i-- all;, editor, Mma roweu, mawc rissell: two year councilman, anice Loveless. Keith Johnson; faculty adviser, Reid Jones, Doyle Liddle. A large proportion of Payson s PROVO !-3 TCD XV DIRECTORY ! Here is a List of Firms That Render the Service IT WILL APPEAR TN THE HERALD EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SUNDA! HE1NDSELMAH OPTICAL AND JEWELRY CO. ! Official waicn in-H in-H speotors for U.F., F ..R.G.. S.L. & U. Rai.-'oads. All mke Watehea Repair f koa. 38-W. ISO W. UtT - lift" nil m JBMawA u m ! t jer TT RFRTTTLT TIRE CO. ! 60c TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE For Your Old Tire- J Regardless of Condition j J" PERRY'S SEED STORE Loose Flower and Garden Seeds, Shrubbery. Flower I Mose .. rpwaa si? West Center. I VegCtaDie I'lanta, rvimt. ED SHIELD'S CABAKLl M-T 47 NORTH FIRST WEST ST OPEN DAY AND NIGHT PHONE 1571 BODY and FENDER WORK Painting - Glass - Spring and i : Radiator Sen ice Ahlander Mfg. Co. 476 South Univ. Ave. Lawn Mowers Sharpened FURNITURE BOUGHT - SOLD AND EXCHANUUiJ 1.tV,tax citt An PHONE 915-VV I GENERAL SHOP 159 North University Ave. II I Next door J Draught OSCAR CARLSON Sporting . v Goods Co. V,J; TEVNIS RACKETS i- TENNIS tW ' RE-STR1 IC KEY - LOCI j Lawn Mowers Jl $1.00 - 112 N. IlE-STRUNG LOCK, WORK Sharpened Univ. Ave. South of tfuas Eservice csiaiion. oaimwiwica. ui M ! Beer an Bar Equipment I rnMPLETE 3.2 SERVICE! ! H. JUENKE, Mfg. - 79 West 2nd North Phone 175 HATS CLEANED and BLOCKED Up-to-Date Machinery NRA Service One Trial Will Convince "You j PHONE 475 MADSEN SEE US ABOUT VOUR TITLES ' Deeds Conveyance I Notary PnbUe H. F. THOMAS ABSTR AQT CO. I 121 W. Center 'Prove. Utah - ORIENT REPAIR SHOP I Washing Machine, Stoves, Lawnmower Sharpening: and Repair- n Lng Our Specialty. We Buy, Sell' and Trade .nyhing of Value, JJ SJLJXM JtCMClll. Ail Makes of Electric Motors - mm . - . tECK EECTTRIC CO. DEATH CALLS S. H. SKINNER Samuel Henry Skinner, 57, Provo resident until two years ago .died in Salt Lake City, Friday. Fri-day. Mr. Skinner was born Sept. 21, 1876, in Provo, a son of the late Samuel Nephi and Sarah Jane Sixsmith Skinner. He received his endowments in the Salt Lake temple 25 years ago. He was educated in the Provo public schools and the B. Y. U., and had lived in the Pioneer ward for many years. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Elsie E. Lea Of Provo, and Mrs. Retta Offret of Salt Lake City, and four brothers, George Skinner Skin-ner .Spanish Fork; Alfred Skinner. Skin-ner. Orem; Francis Skinner, Portland, Port-land, Ore.; Irvine Skinner, Los Angeles. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 o'clock in the drawing draw-ing room of the Claudin Funeral home. Bishop Leon Newren of the Pioneer ward will preside. Friends may call at the Mortuary prior to the services. Interment will be in the Provo city cemetery. population participated in the celebration Thursday night, arranged ar-ranged by the Payson Lions club in honor of the Payson students who took part in the music contests con-tests held recently at Provo and Price. Main street was gay with flags and special decorations to add to the festive occasion. The high school band, beginners band and junior high band, gave a marching and playing demonstration demonstra-tion on Main street after which an overflow crowd assembled at the stake tabernacle where a concert was given by the band and a number num-ber of instrumental solosists who entered the Price contest including includ-ing Gene Greenhalgh. cornet; Rex Halliday, trombone; Martin Greenhalgh. Green-halgh. saxophone; Willis Chatwin, French horn. The school male quartet gave a selection. iou ieeu. 11 II 11 m Ai - II ITTAH COUNTY H MATTRESS FACTORY m WOOL AND Wnu" SI TRESSES, WOOL BAITS Mattresse Renovated and made 11 new. II 661 W. M N. Phone S45. Prov Ij si 35 NORTH 3rd WEST ii and ii , :" Hah. Wfk DANIELS AUTO WRECKAGE USED PARTS TOWTNO AND WRECKING ll SKRVICE, DAI OB NIGHT II 3rd S. Univ. Ave. - Phon ii T. M. WADDELL Awniners - Venetian Blinds n and Window Shades PHONE 887 244 South 4th East, Provo II CLEANING COMPANY II ii ll ECONOMY dHOE SHOP J MenS half soles 73o 1 1 Men's Rub. heel t3o jj ladles bait sole Wo j I Ladles' heel ....o I ! Best Materlalf Used j 390 W. Cen. TOM DEMOS ! : ; II 111 NORTH I ! UNIV. AVE. i ll JlalJ, 213 West Center I "Cleaned, Overhauled or Rewound, i II mm J 1 u I. II If ' HIGH SCHOOL Class A -; . - 100-Yard Dash (:10) Maurice Williams, .West! Farrell Glen, Tooele;, Everett Wood, Granite; Frank Sutherland, Provo; Frank Canning, Jordan. Time :10 (tied record). 220-Yard Dash ( :22.4k M. Williams, Wil-liams, West; Farrell Glen, Tooele; E. Wood, Granite; F. Sutherland, Provo; E. Doxford, Cyprus. Time :22.6. 440-Yard Dash (:52.6) First heat Doxford, Cyprus; Larsen, West; Kennedy, Granite; Bates, Tooele; Anderson, Sp. Fork. Time :52.5 (record!. Second ieat A. Canning, Jordan; Phil Newjtt, Ely, Nev.; Ray Davis, Davis high; Peters, Provo; Jette, Tooele. Time :52.6 (ties record). 880-Yard Run (2:03.2 First race) Barber, Provo; Mark Smith, Sp. Fork; Morris, West; Madsen, Provo; Butler, Jordan. Time 2;05.7.-Second 2;05.7.-Second race-Goulding, Carbon; E. Crow, Ogden; Christenseh, East; Borg, Jordan; Schofield, Cyprus. Time 2:09.8 One Mile (4:36) Lawrence Goulding, Carbon; Arthur Eck-man, Eck-man, Tooele; B. Woodland, Provo; Douglas Borg, Jordan; Wiesley, East. Time 4:42.8. Discus (126 ft. 8 in.) Atkins, h Davis; Rasmussen, Davis; Dow, Jordan; Papex, White Pine; Crow-ton, Crow-ton, Granite. Distance 119.3 feet. Shotput (47.63 ft.) Coppin, East; Jensen, Payson; Rinaldi, Tooele; LaBelle, Tooele; Palmer, Provo. Distance 46 feet 5?4 in. Mile Relay (3:36.8) Granite (Kennedy, Price, Henriod, Wood) Provo, Spanish Fork, Davis, Tooele. Time 3134.8 (record). 880-Yard Relay (1:34.2) --Jordan (Canning, Ballard, H. Bishop, D. Bishop) Provo, Ogden, South. Time 1:36. (West disqualified). Medley Relafc ' (3:41) Tooele (Glenn, K. McBride, R. McBride, Eckman) Provo, Jordan, Ogden, Davis. Time 3:56.8. 120-Yard High Hurdles (:16.4) Bruce Balken, East; Jake Capps, Davis; Don Sellers, Richfield; Allen Parry, Sp. Fork; Jensen Jordan. Time :16.3. (record). 220-Yard Hurdles ( :26) E. Richins, West; Bruce Adams, White Pine; Don Sellers Richfield; Bill Day, South; Page, Payson. Time :26.6. High Jump (5 ft. 10 in.) Henriod, Davis; Orgill, Cyprus; Gardner, South; Capps, Davis; Call Cyprus. 5 ft. 9 in. Broad Jump (20 ft. 9Y in.) G. Anderson, Sp. Fork; D. Bennion, East; Harvey Empey, South; Callis White Pine; Kennedy, Ogden. 20 ft. 3 Ms in. Pole Vault (11 ft. 10 1-8 in.) 4 tied for first Swenson, Sp. FoVk; Callis, White Pine.. Green-well, Green-well, Ogden; Harris, Bear River; 4 tied for fifth Gardner, South; Biddulph, Provo; Lawson, West; Stipac, Tooele. Height 11 ft. 3 in. Javelin (183.5 ft.) H. Ruggeroh, White Pine; Jensen, Payson; J. Dieu, Weber; Brown, Provo; F. Lish. Distance 151.1 ft. HIGH SCHOOL Qass B - 100Yard Dash (: 10) Clyde Boyle, Delta; Lloyd Gubler, Dixie; Francis Porter, Morgan; Dick Lund, Dixie; Lee Ronnow, Lincoln. Time :10.3. 220-Yard Dash ( :22.4) Clyde, Boyle, Delta; F. Porter, Morgan; L. Gubler, Dixie; K. Hunter. Am. Fork; R. Hotter, Monroe. Time 23.4. 440-Yard Dash (52.6) First heat M. Church, Delta; Long, Lincoln; Bunker, Dixie; Murri, c WHEN YOU STEP-OUT WHAT sort of impression do you give? Are your clothes im-i maculate, and freshly pressed to assure your smartness? . . . We'll keep them' always looking brand new and at most economical economi-cal prices . . and we offer you the service f calling for andt delivering deliver-ing your, clothes, o MADSEN CLEMRS PHONE 475 Wasatch; Russell Trone, No. Summit." Sum-mit." Time !: 53.7. Second heat Spendlove, Hinckley; Robinson, Huntington; R. Kotter, Monroe; Burgess, B. A. C. high; Thompson, Thomp-son, Ephraim. Time :52.7 880-Yard Run (2:03.2) First race H. Hatton, Fillmore; Simmons, Sim-mons, Manti; Gillespie. Murray; Pyne, Lincoln; E. Foutz, PL Grove. Time 2:00.1. Second race- Carl Louder, PI. Grove; Lyman, San Juan; Gregerson, Dixie; Richins, No. Summit; Cook, Uintah. Time 2:10. One Mile (4:36) H, Hatton, Fillmore; Jay Hall, Am. Fork; Carl Stone, ucon, Idaho; Henry Bird, Salina; Carl Louder, PL Grove. Time 4:42.2. , 120-Yard High Hurdles (:16.4) G. Kohl, Westminster; Duffy Johnston, Was. "Academy; Jack Williams, Beaver; Wendell Kirk-patrick, Kirk-patrick, Am. Fork; LaMar Sharp, Wasatch high. Time :l6.8. 220-Yard Hurdles (:26) Geo. Kohl, Westminster; Glen Bean, Murray; Lehi; Hennefer, No. Sum? mit; Wendell Kirkpatrick, Am. Fork; L. Mines, Murray. Time :2&5. High Jump (5 ft. 1014 in.) Chas. Roberts, Lehi; Tom Wof fin-den, fin-den, Lehi; Kohl, Wesminster; Hennefer, Hen-nefer, No. Summit; T. Sharp, Wasatch. Height 5 ft. 8V in. Broad Jump (20 ft. 9Vi in.) L. Ronnow, Lincoln; Lehi Hennefer, Henne-fer, No. Summit; Mines, Murray; Olsen, Ephraim; C. Roberts, Lehi. Distance 20 ft. 6 in. Pole Vault (11 ft. 10 1-8 in.) Verle Wilde, No. ' Summit; D. Johnston, Was. Academy; Rex Gourley, PL Grove; Tidd Johnson, Lincoln; Iverson, Duchesne. Height 12 ft. 5 in. (record). Javelin ( 183.5 f t JlM. Perry, Lincoln; Lin-coln; Groesbeck, Am. Fork; Black-ham, Black-ham, Central; Roundy, Springville; Sharp, Wasatch high Distance 167.8 feet. Discus (126 ft 8 in.) Bill Wilkin, Wil-kin, Springville; R. Gourley, PL Grove; Lawrence Beebe, Green-river; Green-river; M. Perry, Lincoln; O. Dart, Was. Academy. Distance 117.2 feet. Shotput (47.63 ft.) Bill Wilkin, Springville ; Blackham, Central, A. Dart, Was. Academy; Nielson, Ephraim; Livingston, Springville. Distance 50 ft. 11 in. (record). Mile Relay (3:36.8) Kuntington (Simmons, Majnik, Miller, Robinson) Robin-son) Gunnison, Pleasant Grove, Wasatch. Time 3:49.6. 880-Yard Relay (1:34.2) Dixie (Lund, Bunker, Wade, Gubler) Gunnison, Hinckley, Am. Fork, Wasatch high. Time 1:36.2. Medley Relay (3:41) PL Grove (Steiner, Walker, Jensen, Louder) Am. Fork, Lincoln, Was. Academy, Murray. Time 3:57. R. M. C. Freshmen 120-yard high hurdles: Markland Allred, B. Y. U.; Raleigh Judd, U. A. C; Kent Ryan, U. A. C. Time :16. (Record). 100-yard dash: Clifton Coon, B. Y. U.; Robert Harrison, U. A. C; Frank Hawkins, U. A. C. Time :10.2. Shot put: John Verney, B. Y. U., 43.95 ft.; Eddie Peterson, U. A. C, 43.90 ft.; Dick Meir, U. of U., 39 ft. 6 in.v . HigbTJump: Earl Giles, B. Y. U. ; Kent Ryan, U. A. C, K. Nelson, B. Y. U. Height 5 ft. lOVfe in. Mile: George Galloway, U. A. C; Oswald Gallagher, Utah; Max Andrews, B. Y. U. Time 4:36.3. Low hurdles: Jack Cherrington, U. A, C; Kent Ryan, U. A. C; Re-leigh Re-leigh Judd, U. A. C. Time :26.2. 440-yard run F. Hawkins. U. A. C; Ralph Wakley. U. A. C; Max McKendrick, Utah. Time :52.1. 220-yard dashCliff Coon, B. Y. U.; Mitchell, U.; Harrison, A. Time 22.9. Discus John Verney, B. Y. U.; . Jrr . . . M ............ V.f vll M .v.v.v.v.. $& )vvl .v.v.v.v.v.v.v.js- r i y.'.-i'i "V 1 - M t-Tr1ftmt tm - A T 2H .....vr "ilHv V.'.'.'.V Mkl'- " III A L ?f - v J i W bW Fa n J ... , V v.v.v.v.v.v vj I 1 V f, mmi i :: :: ::::: ttffiA V 5 ;-:: w.-X v : A m; y. iff' '' :: m. t"i r a j'J i : ttyXym fc: m . - -. , ? v ... Vv -7 v I- vX-xf-sfcr : VA"VA si5 V cr m V. M Dick Meir, U.; Bohman, Y. Distance Dis-tance 128 feet. ' " Javelin Bohman, Y; White-car, White-car, U; Thornton Y. Distance 177.3 feet. ' x 880-yard run Mennel Taylor, Y; Alvin Black, Y; Gallagher, UJ Time 2:02.9. Broad Jump J. Cherrington, U. A. C; B. Hart, Y; Hirst, Y. Distance Dis-tance 21. ft. 11 in. 880-yard Relay Utah (Call, McKendrick, Strom, Mitchell) ; U. A. C; B. Y. U. Time 1:33.3. Pole Vault Lee Gourley, Y; G. Simmons, Y, and Koorees, Y, tied for second and tBird. Height 12 feet. Mile Relay B. Y. U. (Black, Voorees, Andrews, M. "Taylor). Time 3:40.1. 120-yard high hurdles Elliott Braith, Snow; Scott Brown, B. A. C; Ford Holmes, Westminster. :17.6. 100 yard dash: S. Rushforth, Weber; Joe Kuchs, Westminster; D. Kincaid, Weber. Time :10.3. Mile: Jack Thomas, Southern Branch; Dallas Christensen, Snow; Lynn Olsen, Snow. Time 4:50.6. (Record.) Shot put: Zenger, Weber; Thorn-quist, Thorn-quist, Webe:; McKrola, U. I. S. B. Distance 40 ft. A in. Pole Vault: Roswell, U. I. S. B-; 3 tied second Johnston, Westminster; West-minster; Holmes, Westminster; Brown, B. A. C. Height 10 ft. 8 in. Low hurdles: Dale Morgan, Westminster; Braithwaite, Snow; D. Kincaid, Weber. Time :25.8. (Record). High Jump Western, Snow and Nelson, Weber, tied for first; Kucks, Westminster. 5 ft. 10 in. 440-yard run Rushforth, Weber; Vanderwood, U. I. S. B.; Domgaard Snow. Time :50.6. (record). 220-yard dash Nielson, V. L S. B.; Banks, B. A. C; Moyle, B. A. C. Time :23.5. Broad Jump Kuchs, Westminster; Westmin-ster; Nelson, Weber; Holmes, Westminster. Distance 19 ft. 10 in. Discus McDermott, U. I. S. B.; Allen, Weber; Shaw, U. I. S. B7 Distance 124 ft. Javelin Zenger, Weber; L. McKrola, Mc-Krola, U. I. S. B. Alley, Weber. Distance 159.3 ft. 880-yard run Thomas, U. I. S. B.; Bastian, Snow; Shields, Westminster: West-minster: Time 2:08.7. Mile Relay U. I. S. B. (Thomas Lacey, Wagner, Nielson); Westminster, West-minster, S;jow. Time 3:38.8. 880-yard Relay U. I. S. B. (Vanderwood, Lacey, Horgan, Nielsen); B. A. C, Weber. Time 1:34.9. (record). FULLMER WINS IN ALL-AROUND (Continued from Page One) pimiship. Twelve or the 17 finished the last event. Mc Kean established the first new record with a 46 feet 5 inch heave with the shot, breaking by 1 foot 1 inch the old. mark made by, Ross Cox, of v Ogden in 1926. Guss Black, . Jordan performer, lowered the low hurdles record when he did the event in 26.1. The old mark stood at 26.2 seconds, made by Lyndon Dudley of Spanish Fork in 1931. Toni Fondi, diminutive White Pine high schooi athlete, from Ely, Nevada, boosted himself from tenth place to sixth in the final standing when he vaulted -11 feet 10 Vfc inches in the pole vault for a new record. Buster Johnson, of Monroe, also used the pole vault to pull himself from a ninth place position to a fifth place, by better ing the old pole Vault record, doing 11 feet 8 inches. The old mark stood at 11 feet 5 Vi inches, made by George Gourley of Pleasant Grove in 1932. Compared to the championship competition of last year, where Jim Lindsay of Beaver won by 800 points over his closest rival, this year's competition was close all 'the way through. Less-than 500 points separated the first place winner from the fifth place winner. , EuUmer scored consistently in every event, his lowest being the iOQ-yard; dash and, tbe broad jump. He gained considerably, however, in the last few events, chalking up 900 points in the low hurdles, 640 points in the pole vault, and 658 points in the high jump. Fullmer made his victory all the more spectacular through his remark able comeback after finishing in seventh place When the short noon recess was called. Payson high school was admirably admir-ably represented in the competition with three entrants who all fin ished well up there and were al ways in the running until the very last. McKean was nosed out only in the last event. Paul McBeth was among the first four almost the entire distance and finished in that pbsition. Howard Bellows stayed among the first five up until the pole vault, when he drop ped to seventh. Japan Gives Out Official Policy TOKIO, April 28 (U.R) Foreign Minister Koki Hirota has given fdreign diplomats an official state fnent of Japan's 'hands off China policy, thus providing a. basis or future diplomatic discussions of the world-shaking declarations it was learned today . , In cdnversations with U. S. Am bassador . Josenh Clark Grew, the Japanese foreiem minister submit ted ia written explanation which duplicated in' almost' every detail the April 20 foreign office state ment. The latter ' announcement was much more conciliatory than the spokesman's original rentarUs Junior College ; - 22 RECORDS GO IN "Y" RELAY (Continued from Page One) . ing the fact that Eddje Peterson, who set the former record of 47.63 teet, also surpassed the old mark oy a long way!' J 1 A lot oi the meet's color was provided pro-vided by Maurice Williams, Negro riihner irom West high school.' Vvil-liams Vvil-liams tied, the recora. of 10, seconds Hat in the hnudred' and took the 220-yard dash in :22."6, both excellent excel-lent marks. The ease aha'$mooih-ness aha'$mooih-ness oi his stride and the rhythmic oeauty of his running form captured cap-tured the tancy ot the crowd, wljicn in itself, was another coior-iui coior-iui feature. 4500 in Stands ...... A crowd. of approximately 4500, many'pjT'.ihem women, dressed in gay spring colors,,' filled the sianas and . lent vocal support to their favored contestants. parkland Alired or' the B. Y, U. set up the only record in the R. M. C. freshman cpmpetitiou when ho ran the' high hurdles io 16 seconds, 'surpxismg by . beating Kaleigh Judd of U. S. A, C. to the tape, jj'our new marKs were set up m the junior college competition, three went by the boards m the all-around contest to add to the live broken and. one tied in the high school division; junior high school boys accounted tor two records rec-ords and tied another and senior and junior high girls made eight new ones. Last year there were 14 records made as compared with the 23 this year and the two tied. One of the strongest contestants in the junior college division was Steve Rushforth of Weber, who won the 100-yard dash and the 440-yard dash, setting a new record of :50.6 seconds in the quarter-mile. verney Beats Peterson Big John Verney of the "Y" Fresnmen, won the sholput event by the proverbial "eel's eyebrow" from Eddie Peterson fo U. S. A. C. Verney threw the 16-pound ball 43.95 feet; Peterson's mark was 5-100 of a foot short of this mark. Verney also took the discus event and Clifton Coon of the "Y" was another powerful winner, taking both short dashes. In the high school events stars were numerous and the mortality rate among records was high. Among the outstanding were Kohn of Westminster; Wilkin of Springville; Spring-ville; Balken of East, Moyle of Delta, Williams of West, Doxford of Cyprus, Barber of Provo and the Granite mile-relay team, which hung up a new record. DIVORCE GRANTED Myrtle Shoemaker was granted a divorce, Saturday in the district court from Roy Stanley Shoemaker. Shoe-maker. She was granted temporary tempor-ary alimony of $25r mum vy oa ELECTRICITY !3 IU1 U Fiiim C P. G; WOMAN : . ' ' PLEASANT GROVE Mrs, J. H. Adams died at her home Saturday, Sat-urday, April 28, after aJingering illness of heart touble. She was born in Moroni, Sanpete county, April 12, 1869, the daughter of the late Dr4 and Hrs. R. M. Rogers. Rog-ers. The family moved from Moroni to" Provo and thence to Pleasant Grove in 1877. Mrs. Adams has lived here ever since that date. She was married to J. H. Adams In the Logan temple, January 4, 1888. Nine children were born to them, the following eight survive: Mrs. Pearl Judd, Oakley, Idaho; Mrs. Zola Robbins, Afton, Wyoming; Wyo-ming; Mrs- Roxie Richards Jind, Junius H. Adams, American Fork; Mrs. Evelyn Robbins, Salt Lakej .Ruel; Mrs. Roena Clark and George D. and t,wo great grandchildren. grand-children. There are the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. Allie Jensen,- Mrs. Athena Bennett, Canada; Mrs. Althea Halliday, Provo; Roswell Rogers, Los Angeles; An-geles; Effie Blanchard and Randolph Ran-dolph Rogers, Oregon; Mae Mech-am, Mech-am, Wyoming; Ruella King and Rural Rogers, Idaho; Daisy Foutz,-Salt Lake; Rufus Rogers, Duchesne; Royal Rogers, Mil-ford, Mil-ford, and Raphael Rogers, Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove. Mrs. Adams was a devout Latter-day Saint;, a faithful wife and mother. She possessed a kind, sympathetic disposition. Funeral-services Tuesday, May 1, 2 p. m. Tirtapanogos stake tabernacle. Pleasant Grove. In terment citycemetery. 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