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Show i PAGE POUR PRO VP (UTAH) EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1932 FIR Y9 FOOTBALL F ROMNEY S ST IEACTECE Cougar Squad To Get Suits On September 9 Coach Ott Romney Calls In Men For Sept. 9-10; 15 Varsity 24 Frosh Back For Strongest "i squaa. FIFTH WALLOPS LEGION, 124 I OUR BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN ton Ho First indications to the sport-lover sport-lover that summer is about to give way to autumn is seen in the initial init-ial football call issued Tuesday by Coach G. Ott Romney of the Brig-ham Brig-ham Young university to what i? conceded to be easily fhe best squad in point of materials than any that has ever worked out for the "Y". The call sent out Tuesday is that the players will be issued suits on September 9 less man one month away and that practice starts the following day. Coach Romney will again be the head foot ball coach but will have no assistants this year and Fred (Buck) Dixon will coach freshmen football and act as manager. Hart rhya-Ed Coach Coach Hart, who recently re ceived his master s degree in pnys- Ical education will take over the major portion of the men's physi cal education and the mira-murai programs. The Cougar squad, which in cludes 15 varsity letter -men ana 34 who were on the 1931 Frosh squad, will begin pointing at once lor the first game of the year, a night game at Ogden on Friday, Septem-ber 23, with Montana State college. The Cougars will next hake on the Western state coueKe lat Gunnison on octoDer x. lay Occidental college at Pasa-ena. Pasa-ena. California, in the Rose Bowl October 7. and-then-will return Utah for the big game on ine U5. . . On Saturday. October 15, trie big steam roller irom uianuu.- Iversity will likely una nscn kgainst the toughest opposition oi tbe year in the shape oi me v.uu- ar team. OU Romney and nis uad are going forth this year ully determined to DreaK iue wip ing streak of the poweriui ui hose play has jumpea mem uP m ii r n A taama in o one oi me icmcu '-""" merica. lay Home Game The first home game is wim Colorado State Teacners coues 1 . . nn . iv. "V" sta- lm UCtODCr H in - hium followed by a game w.in Wyoming U. at Laramie on ucio-ber ucio-ber 29. Another night "game will be played on November w, he University of Idaho fa. m Pocatello and the weeK ioiiv,...8, November 12. is still open. The big game for the Provo iana omes on iMovemuci . Blue Cougars meet tne u. o. v k-.i in th B. Y. U. stadium in e'v'' , h resummion oi me krhich has become more Keen he Cougar's beat brotner bmnav'a tim for tne iirst " - I ... . rf m History m xvv. The final game of the season i a Tnrkpv- omes on iMovemoei ay encounter with the university If South Dakota at ugaen. u.o lives the "Y" team six conference nd three none-conieieutc n tne presem ei u. imposing Set Up (The line-up ot varsity men com-hg com-hg back to "Alma Pater" is an UT-i ti rr st of Dlavers to say uv"B - lothing of the list of 24 Hm will contribute much of the Cougar team. h returning varsity Center Murdock, -Shields (captain) th. Tooele; Hales, leud since Dick time Frosh to the Here's line-up. Provo; guards Tooele; Grif-Delta; Grif-Delta; tackles V-Richardson. Thatcher, Ariz., anson. Eureka;, Condie, spring lie: ends Robison, t-rovo, rtson, Provo; NJsonger, uarter-back Wilkinson, ugaen. ka Shober, Murray; Mattnews rdan; Biddulph, frovo; wsu, yson. m The return of the 24 men iroiu ie Frosh squaa oi m. jwi rniah a lot of speed and power both the line and the backfield the addition of the following: nters Hanks, Tooele; Tucker kkland. Calif.: vest, y. hards Warner. Provo; crown Fevera, 'Weber high; tiTOAa H.nrica: Aiirea. "u fckles-Moore, Oakland, Calif.; Ends Gillespie, Tooele: E. JTfen-uJayson; JTfen-uJayson; Pace, Carbon; Miller, L -Anthony. Ida.; King. Provo; Urter-faacks Merkley, Blackfoot. faho; La Comb, Jordan; Bertotti, kkland: backs Hart. ' Idaho kUa: Hutchinson, Carbon; Millett, Wa. Ariz.: Booth, Provo; Kotter, bnroe: Slmmona, Payson. Thoce returning who have had jevlous varsity xpejence. but as H have .no letters "are Lewis, banish Forkt'Snell,' Provo; V. Wsen, Granite; 1 Crawford, Paris, aho; . Conover, Provo; Russell, TJT-I lkT. Va.Unil National League Standlnr of the Teams W I 60 50 60 52 62 .55 5957 58 58 J 55 . 57 .icago tsburgh'" .iladelpbia 'ston'..... cinnaU 51 J 67. -.432 Pet. J545 .536 .530 .609 .500 .491 Twilight League Standing: W. L. Sixth 2 1 Fourth 2 1 Fifth 2 1 Trovo High 1 1 Vikings 1 2 Legion 1 3 Monday's Results, Fifth ward 12, Legion 4. P.C. .667 .667 .667 .500 .333 .250 The Fifth ward ran up a score of 12-4 in a game with the Legion Monday night, scoring 7 tr.llies in the third inning with a series of healthy extra-base hits, passes and singles. Dixon, on the mound for the Fifth, allowed but three safeties, singles by Jolley and Duke; Chris-tensen Chris-tensen was nicked for nine hits by the Fifth batsmen. Heavy sluggers slug-gers on the Fifth team were Ernest Ern-est Clarkston, his brother Elmer, and Rigby, who each accounted fo- two. Ford, Legion left-fielder, socked a home run from one of Dixon's offerings. FIFTH Ab. R. H Andersen, 2b Isaacson, If Ernest Clarkston. Scott, c Elmer Clarkston, Mcintosh, ss Van Wagencn, rf Dixon, p Rigby, cf lb 3b 2 3 3 3 3 1 2 1, 2 E. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 20 12 LEGION Ab. R. 9 0 Jolley, ss Cody, 3b . . Overly. 2b . . Christensen, Smith, cf . . Duke, c Manson, lb . Ford. If .... M. Rowe, rf 2 1 2 2 2 1 0 1 1 H. 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 E. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 12 4 3 1 Summary: Home run Ford. Two-base hits V. Scott, Elmer Clarkston, Rigby (2). Struck out by Dixon 5, Christensen 2. UmpireHoover. Um-pireHoover. Carlson Juniors Defeat Kiwanis WELL IN Tl4& CEA9eVfJOMAN-NO-T ANOTHER NUT-HOUSE. ON & YSp V0O12D --' NOT BJfeN CVLLABLTL f lAEEkl AND M I AM. A rtObPLfc. AROUSED AND vTAiLTRe Nexr V I "FEAe NOTNBBAVEA : AND IT LOOKS UK 1 v cA-TONV "RANT, OP 12A1L AT 4 i ( YOU AE "DUE FOB ( fv X ANA MASTET2 OFTW? A A VISIT TO TVE: . 1 V MOMENT ANX OCCASION -ANp F ( EERCbENCy HOSPlTAl L X HAVE: QToOO EMOU6HJ WHAT ABOUT THAT ( "BRE ME A "POT I I 1 M-l I I -- Pardoe-Holt Win Spot In City Finals Junior League Carlson Dentist 1 Kiwanis ...... 1 Rotary , ... 0 Elks 0 Utah Power 0 Standing: W. I ... 2 0 0 1 1 1 1 P.C. 1.000 1.000 .500 .000 .000 .000 The Carlson Sporting Goods team took a close game from the Kiwanis Ki-wanis club in the Junior league Monday night, coming out on top in a 7-6 score in a contest which placed the Carlson boys on the top of the Heap in the loop. Carlson won the game in the fifth with 4 runs by way of a number num-ber of errors and passes and one hit, a single by Christensen. Mc-Causland, Mc-Causland, Kiwanis pitcher, allowed the Carlson boys but five hits, but weak support in the field undid his work, on the mound. Eight safeties were taken from Codys hooks. Ford of the K' made a triple for the longest clout; both pitchers, Cody and McCausland, hit a double and Hill of the Carlson team smacked a two-base hit. Ford, Smith, Lewis and V. Christensen each made two hits. The Kiwanis team made 5 tallies in the fourth. The junior doubles team of Bill Pardoe and Grant Holt were branded as reigning favorites to cop the championship in the Provo city handicap tennis tournament as a result of a double win Monday in which they disposed of Emil Moore and Clark Neilson, 6-4, 7-5, and won from Carter Cody and Don Overly, 6-1, 6-3. Both Holt and Pardoe are in the semi-finals of the singles tourney as well. Pardoe and Holt will play Albert Swenson and Malcolm Booth in the finals to decide the junior championship. cham-pionship. This match will be played play-ed along with all the other championship cham-pionship matches jn one afternoon as yet undecided . Dixie Richmond won a consolation consola-tion game from Stella Dixon, 7-5, 3-6. 9-7; one of the hardest contested con-tested girls matches of the entire tourney, and Bert Weight and Jessie Jes-sie Muhlestein won from LaRue and Albert Payne in a feature match of the senior doubles. The score in match was 6-1, 2-6, 6-3. Only two doubles matches are on the docket for Wednesday, on account ac-count of the stake outing falling on the same day. T. Hettig - Sam Tavlor play Clark Webb-Art Za- briskie. and R. Hammond-R. Mc- Guire play I. Nelson-rean Van Waeenen in senior consolation sames. These games will be play ed from 6-7 p. m. . in the North park. Other results in the Monday games follow: Junior doubles V Davis and Mr. Bird won from F. Johnson and T- Booth, 3-6, 6-1, 6-1 C. Jensen-Sterling Strate won from John Lewis-Marion Rowe, 6-3, 10-8 Garth Manson-Willls Daniels won from Billie Clark-Carlisle Dahl ouist. 4-6, 6-3. 8-6. Senior doubles Wendell Rigby- Wi Amaru won from Albert Olsen- Baxter Leyshon, 6-0, 6-2. I American League Standing of the Teams W. L. Pet New York 76 35 .685 Philadelphia .69 46 .600 Cleveland 67 46 .593 Washington 61 51 JJ45 Detroit 58 51 .532 St. Louis 52 60 .464 Chicago 36 73 .330 Boston 28 85 .248 Monday's Results No games scheduled. Stenday- RsuXirf rooklyn 1L Pittsburgh .6L LmJ u ( Colored aHbeautiful blue, and contained in a blue package, Cello phane wrapped, the Gillette BLUE SUPER-BLADE is easy; to "identify "iden-tify on the dealer 8 counter and in your razor when you shave? U. S. ATHLETES BEAT BRITISH SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 16 UJ!) American Olympic track stars packed away their spiked shoes today to-day and looked forward to a few months of rest. Having scored a decisive triumph tri-umph in the 10th Olympic games, several of the stars came here and vanquished the British empire in the fifth renewal of the post-olym-pic contests of the two nations. Although handicapped by the absence of some of their most outstanding out-standing runners, such as Eddie Tolan, Willie Carr and Ben Eastman, East-man, the Americans, through the individual stamina and speed of a comparative handful of contestants, contest-ants, added more glory ;to their year's performance by winning six of the ten competitive events at Kezar stadium yesterday. Three world records went by the boards while a crowd of 25,000 sat alternately cheering and shiv enng under gray, fog-laden skies Percey Beard skimmed over the 120-yard high hurdles to tie his own world record. The British half-milers ran the two-mile relay in 7:40.2, clipping a second off the world's mark. The other world mark to fall was the 80-meter women's hurdles rec ord. Simone Schaller of the United States, who could place only fourth in the Olympics, ran that event in 11.6, one-tenth of a second faster than the world mark established in the Olympiad. Americans who carried the Drunt of the attack were Ralph Metcalfe, giant negro speeder from Marquette; Emmett Toppino of Loyola. Hec Dyer of California, ana Kalph Montague of San Fran uiacu. A-ney won the 400 meter Girl Ball Teams Now In Finals Pioneer ward will oppose the Fifth ward in the girls' mush ball championship of the Utah stake at 4:15 p. m. at Geneva, Wednesday, Wednes-day, as part of the sports program of the Utah stake outing. Pioneer won from the Third, 8-6, Monday, and the Fifth won from Bonneville 29-5. In the kickball contest the Sixth ward will play the winner of the Second and Manavu wards in their game Tuesday night in the girls' loop. Sixth won their way to the final in a freak game with the Third. 21-20, in which the Third was ahead 20-4 until the last inning. Birds commonly eat as many 100 insects at a single meal as SUMMER DRINK relay, running it in 37.5 to break the meet record of 37.8. Then they ran the half mile relay, losing to the British team of Pearson, . Elliott, El-liott, Wright and Joubert by half a yard. Metcalfe and Dyer fin ished their day's performance by; striving mightily in the mile medley med-ley relay, last event on the program, pro-gram, won by the British team of Rampling, Wright, Joubert ana Edwards. A' A Wig,Trotfcy glott of Icftd TtTo nothing so cooling, so satisfying on hot summr days. BlomtWd of choicest Uavcs, Tr Too hoso Rntr mors pleasing pleas-ing flavor. It is lughost quality ot lowost cost. (A M.J.B Product) Professional Announcements ATTORNEYS A. L. BOOTH A ttorney-at-LA w Room 1 Knight Bldg. Provo, Utah HOSPITALS CRANE MATERNITY HOSPITAL. Cases of Practicing Physicians Accepted Services of Registered Nore Phone 1156 for Rates and Other Information CHIROPRACTORS Dr. E. Mansfield B. C. P. H, a N. Bv Chiropractor 75 E. 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Anderson 0 Josephine Bezzant .... 1 Albert Bezzant 10 Albert Bezzant 5 Matthew Bezzant .... 5 Ray Bezzant 5 James Brooks, Jr. . 10 George W. Barton .... 10 George W. Barton .... 18 Claud Burch 18 C. H. Burch 40 Delos Boyer 15 Estella Bunnell 1 Willard Bishop 15 Bernell Bateman 2 . Samuel Bradshaw .... 12 Vf Gertrude Backus .. 22 Edmund Cragun 2 Edmund Cragun . . 8 Edmund M. Cragun . . 13 Edmund' Cragun 29 Luther Coates 4 W. H. Chipman 3 W. H. Chipman 4 W. H. Chipman 6 Martin S. Christiansen 1 Owen O. Christiansen . 1 James Clark 3 M. B. Cutler 15 Isaac Carlson 3 A. B. Cook 111-9 David G. Calder 12 McKinley Cook 4 McKinley Cook 2 Daniel M. Crandall 11 W. W. Calder 5 C. E. Crandall 6 Carson Crandall 5 Ernest Dixon 5 R. S. Dixon 371-3 H. A. Dixon 13 William Devereaux .. 6 Edward D. Dunn 15 Chris A. Fugal 6 Hazel Tomlinson Fryer 6 Leonard Fryer 15 W. H. Freshwater .... 1 William S. Ford 13 J. Hamilton Freebairn 25 R. H. Ferguson 4 Clyde Gillman 17 Glen Gillman ..10 Curtis Gordon 2 William W. Hunter .. 20 John J. Hill 5 John J. Hill 3 William Hobbs 3 William Hobbs 2 Arnold G. Henrichsen 2 Arnold G. Henrichsen 10 Wm. A. Hinze 12 Home Insurance Agency 4 John Hansen 10 Home Holding Co. .... 20 California State Life Insurance Co , 40 J. A. Jenkins 9 Nathaniel Loader .... 9 3jOO 2.00 8.00 10.00 5.75 5.00 1.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 7.50 10.00 18.00 10.80 40.00 15.00 1.00 5.00 2.00 12.00- J7.00 2.00 8.00 13.00 29.00 4.00 3.00 4.00 6.00 1.00 1.00 3.00 15.00 3.00 11.11 12.06 4.00 2.00 11.00' 5.00 6.00 5.00 5.00 37.34 10.50 6.00 15.00 6.00 3.75 15.00 1.00 10.50 25.00 4.00 17.00 10.00 2.00 20.00 5.00 3.00 3.00 2.00 2.00 10.00 12.00 John E. Yates 5 LATE WATER RIGHT Parley Austin 0 AA Parley Austin Carl Anderson Carl Richard Anderson Carl Richard Anderson Andrew J. Anderson . Carl R. & Andrew J. Anderson Beneficial Life Insur- , ance Co. . . Marion A. Brown John N. Butt John N. Butt James Brooks Jr N. C. Christensen Lafayette Christoffer- son ' James Clark William E Davis .... 5 Edmund H. Fowler .. Ul-2 Thomas N. Fowler .. 71-3 Daryl Fowler Daryl Fowler 5 Carl Gunther 4 William Hobbs 5 John Hansen 10 California State Life Insurance Co 40 Lvman P. Losee 5 Lehi Irrigation 5-00 iFranklin T. Crane .... 40 A. J. Pendleton 5 A. J. Pendleton 10 Zion's Savings 4 4 3 3 60 2 t 4 2 2 17J0 10.00 100 100 uo ISO 2.50 30.00 1.00 3X0 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.50 2.00 2.50 5.75 3.75 2.00 2.50 2.00 2.50 5.00 Co. ..348 20.00 2.50 173.00 22.50 1.50 1.00 2.00 5.00 5.00 1.50 1.50 5.00 3.00 1X0 Lehi Irrigation Co. ... 45 Estella Madsen 3 Elisha Peck 2 Andrew W. Pulley .... 4 Charles Louis Peterson 10 William L. Roundy .. 10 Lott Russon Jr 3 Lott Russon Jr 3 W. J. Shipley 10 John W. Street 6 Harriett Brook Smith 2 PROVO DIVISION OREM DISTRICT STOCK FULL WATER RIGHT Oscar H. Anderson .. 10 10.00 Oscar H. Anderson . . 20 20.00 Victor Andersen 3 3.00 Jeanetta Mary Andersen Ander-sen 3 3.00 Bios Abraham 8 8.00 Bank of Pleasant Grove 18 1-2 David Baxter 3 John C. Baxter 31-3 Ross K. Bunnell 21-2 C. L. Burningham 5 McKinley Cook ...... 6 ' D. G. Calder 12 Don C. Clayton 10 Don C. Clayton 10 Edmund Cragun 41-3 Edmund Cragun 12-3 Samuel S. Downs .... 10 Samuel S. Downs .... 5 Samuel S. Downs .... 31-3 William Downs 10 William Downs 3 C. E. Dimmick 5 Marion Draper 6 Gerald Duke 3 Joseph A. Evans 5 M. L Ethlngton 8 Oscar Ferm 31-3 Bank A Trust Co 4 Ezra L. Bills 20 Thomas A. Butter-field Butter-field 30 John Bush 17 Geo. E. & Benjamin B. Bowen 10 Ross S. Curtis 10 Josephine M. Dansie . . 10 Thomas .Freeman .... 60 Carl J. Kylen '16 George J; MerriIIiiHr A. O. McMuUin 20 Marmaduke Page 18 Walter T. Steadman . . 10 Josephine Tawney 5 40.00 5.00 10.00 4.00 20.00 30.00 17.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 60.00 15.00 ' 7 . 00 20.00 18.00 10.00 5.00 31-3 4 18.50 3.00 3.33 2.50 5.00, 12.00 4.35 10.00 4.33 1.67 10.00 5.00 3.33 10.00 3.00 5.00 6.00 3.00 5.00 8.00 3.33 3.33 4.00 6.25 7.00 Loader Loader Loader Loader .11 . 14 . 4 . 5 . 2 160 4 Nathaniel Nathaniel Nathaniel Nathaniel Annie Lunceford . . C. E. Loose Corporation Corpor-ation ..V...... George C. Loveridge Jens Mons'on 5 M. G. Miller ;..,10 Joseph T. Mitchell .... 2 Samuel Mitchell 4 Hilmar M. Nelson, Adm. 1 Hilmar M. Nelson .... 2 William J. Olsen .... 122-3 William J. Olsen 15 Elisha Peck 20 Elisha Peck 10 Elisha Pec k 6 Andrew W. Pulley .... 15 Verner A. Powell 18 Ethel M. Pyne 10 Reuben S. Pyne 11 Reuben SPyne 5 William S. Park Wm. M. Prestwich Merlin Prestwich .... Gilbert W. Richardson George F. Richards .. Lott E. Russon .. W. J. Shipley Davis J. Strong Abner O. Selman Abner O. Selman .... Annie E. Snow George V. Selman .... George V. Selman George V. Selman .... Kattell Shoell George A. Shoell Albert O. Stubbs William Stagg .... George W. Sid well .... Alfred O. Tomlinson . . Reuben L. Tomlinson . Reuben L. Tomlinson , Reuben L. Tomlinson . Reiiben L. Tomlinson Clifford , Tomlinson . . Clifford Tomlinson .. Clifford Tomlinson . T; N. Taylor T. N. Taylor Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. 16 10 2 81- 3 5 3 10 5 5 11 9 62-3 22 4 : 5 -7 - 20 3 11 82- 3 4 151-2 10 . 20 6 71-2 10 1- 611-2 tcari Yarneyj ...,..... 10 Ezra; Ft Walker . i . ft Joseph" Df .Wadleyj v 6 Richard D. Wadley w 30 R. D. Wells 10 James A.Wrhrht .10 C. A. P. Warnick, 1114 P. Warnlck 4 HWarnlck '.,11. . Isabelli.-.Werrett 10 - f'ranKiin.werrett 4 7.00 6.00 14.00 5.00 82.33 5.00 6.67 10.00 4.00 3.33 111 1U.UU woo M 1 15.00 ft3 3.33 1 T 12.00 1 E 3 1-3 10 10.00 17 U7.00 5 V5.00 5 V-00 5 10 10V 2.7 17.3F 9.0 B.0i 4.17 5.001 8.00 11.001 1 1 lEve aw Emil Bfcrm Vivian V. Foutin Julia Fetguson 10 Charles Farnworth Jr 1 Charles PL farnworth Sr. 7 John Good . i. 6 J. E. Green . . .- 1 Charles R. Gillrijan ..5 W. H. Grant ... 821-3 Isaac Harris 5 Isaac Harris 6 2-3 Russell K. Homer . . 10 Mary Ann Hopkins . W. L. Haves 3 1-3 ' . 1 " 4 00 l. H. Holbrook 10.00 Pearl Jepperson 20.00 Robert Lee Johnson John V. Johnson 40.00 I Anna Louise Larm 3 9.00 Daniel Larsen 12 900 Raymond Larsen. 11.00 Lottie A. Ladd 14.00 George C. Ladd 4.00 George C. Ladd 5.00 Clarence O. Marrott 2.00 Clarence O. Marrott Clarence O. Marrott 160.00 Clarence O. Marrott 4.00 Ascll J. Marrott 2 2-3 5.00 U. G. Miller 17W 10.00 Sorer Mork 9 2.00 Van Cart Mork 5 4.00 Jean Meyere , 41-6 Arthur E. Newell 5 1.00 Arthur E. Newell .... 8 2.00 N. J. C. Nelson 11 12.66 Hulda Orvin 4 10.00 Alvira S. Olpin ... 21-3 20X0 William S. Park .... 5 10.00 William S. Park 20 6.00 William S. Park .... 10 15.00 David S. Park 10 18.00 Dean E. Park 4 5,45 John D. Park 9 11X0 Clifton T. Pyne 5 5.00 Ivern Pyne 5 16.00 Abraham Reesha 8 10.00 Amelia May Wilkinson 2.00 Reese 8.33 Etha Rawlings .. 5.00 H. A. Skinner ... 3.00 H. A. Skinner ... 10.00 George H. Shoell 5.00 Carl A. Schlosser 5.00 Russell Smith ... 11X0 Budger Smith . . 9.00 John B. Sorensen 6.66 I John Swenson - 7 22.00 John Swenson 4X0 Otto Sorensen ........ 5.00 George V. Selman .... 7X0 George V.' Selman ... 20.00 James B. Sumner ZJOO James B. Sumner .... 11.00 James G. Stratton 8.07 H. E. Strang 4X0 O. I Terry .......... 1SL50 Willis E. Terry ...... 10X0 Jamea A. Wright 6X0 James A. Wright .... 20X0 James A. Wright .... 6XO Eliza C. Wenta ....... 7JJ0 Ray Cecil Wents .... 10X0 Alma Wilkinson 1X0 John ,W. Wilkinson .. 610 Samuel B. Wilkinson . 10X0 Otten-A. Whiteley 6.50 Alvina' Wilkinson .... 6X0 A.-V. Watkina 20.00 Fred J. Young . ...... 10X0 L - JORDAN DIVISION . 10X0 " ? WELBYi DISTRICT STOCK ' : 1L50 .' ; FULL .WATER RIGHT -a 4X0 A. Butterfield ...... 20 ev 20X0 ,11X0 Zacbarih;-TBuUeJ rU' 4X0 1 William, Brown 5 -:5X0 LATE WATER RIGHT Zachariah T. Butter-field Butter-field 3 Franklin T. Crane 20 Heber S. Crane 55 James W. Dansie 10 H. A. Egbert 10 Ross D. Egbert 10 Gwynne Page 4 L W. Peterson 10 Thomas A. Butterfield 10 John A. Butterfield ..20 Josephine M. Dansie . . 10 E. M. Hamilton 15 Carl Madsen 20 Andrew A. Malmstrom 20 Geo. Frederick Phelps 15 EARLY WATER RIGHT Delia L. Bills 15 A. T. Butterfield 10 Zachariah T. Butterfield Butter-field 20 Aurelia Bennion 40 Henry Phillip Brothers 7 Franklin T. Crane 40 Orin L. Crump 6 1-2 Douglas Q. Cannon . . . Heber S. Crane James W. Dansie Marino Difabrizio .... Johannah R. Desmond Araminta E. Egbert . . H. A. Egbert Rosa D. Egbert 30 60 30 5 10 7 11 11 25 30 Reuben S. Hamilton C. A. Jensen C. A. Jensen 5 C. M. Larsen 15 Nonnac Investment Co 15 L. W. Peterson 18 Marmaduke Page 2 Everett L. Petersen . 20 Clyde E. Petersen 25 Verda Irene Powell . 11 Wm. Parley Spratling 8 Wm. Parley Spratling 24 Samuel S. Stillman . . 100 Samuel S. Stillman .. 50 Brigham Y. Sellers .. 28 L. D. Spencer 15 William A. Turner 20 John Wood 30 Zion's Savings Bank A Trust Co 16 Zion's Savings Bank Sc Trust Co 40 Thomas A. Butterfield 40 John A. Butterfield . 30 John Bush 18 Geo. E. & Benjamin B. Bowen 28 Heber J. Crump 13 Ross S. Curtis : . . 10 Josephine M. Dansie . 20 Oscar Fullmer 25 Thomas Freeman 20 Everett Mark Hamilton 38 Carl Madsen 39 Willard W. Malmstrom 20 Andrew A. Malmstrom 50 George J. Merrill .... 13 A. O. McMullin 20 Geo. Frederick Phelps 17 Marmaduke Page .... 17 Walter T. Steadman . 40 Merie C. Welch 50 1.50 10.00 27.60 5.00 5.00 5.00 2.00 5.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 7.50 10.00 10.00 7.50 7.50 5.00 10.00 20.00 3.50 20.00 3.25 15.00 30.00 15.00 2.50 5.00 3.50 5.50 5.60 12.50 15.00 2.50 7.50 7.50 9.00 1.00 IOjOO 12.50 5.50 4.00 12.00 50.00 25.00 14.00 5.90 10.00 15.00 8.00 20.00 20.00 15.00 9.00 14.00 6.50 5.00 10.00 4.50 10.00 19.00 19.50 10.00 25.00 6.50 10.00 8.50 8.50 20.00 25.00 PUMPED WATER RIGHT 3 2 5 5 31-2 10 1 11-3 3 3 .2 15 '41-2 .;2r ' 5 5 5 3 5 2 , 4 . 4 S 10 6 5 6 S 2 35 9 ... 4X0 2.33 0.00 20X0 10.00 10.00 4X0 8X0 5.00 5.00 8X0 3.00 2.00 5X0 5.00 3.50 10.00 1X0 L34 3.00 7X0 3X0 2X0 15.00 C50 2.00 5.00 5X0 5.00 3X0 5X0 2X0 4X0 4X0 8X0 10.00 6X0 5X0 6X0 2.00 2X0 $5X0 6X0 .. 2 Delia L. Bills 15 A. T. Butterfield 20 Zachariah T. Butterfield Butter-field 10 Aurelia Bennion 40 Henry Phillip Brothers 7 Franklin T. Crane James W. Dansie Marino Difabrizio C. A. Jensen C. M. Larsen Fred H. May L. W. Peterson Marmaduke Page .... Everett L. Petersen . . Clyde E. Petersen .... rett L. Petersen .. m. fariev SDrauine pSrigham Y. Sellers .. Tfhomas A. Butterfield 30 20 5 30 15 25 8 17 71-2 121-2 5 14 10 20. A . A A. 1 V GtW E. & Benjamin B. Bowen RtVss S. Curtis Oajcar Fullmer gliomas Freeman .... EvtWett Mark Hamil- ttn Willard W. Malmstrom n-Q.e J. Merrill .... A o i McMullin U Frederick Phelps Walteifr oie"" u. weicn 15 20 10 21 30 23 20 5 20 5 40 50 7.50 10X0 5.00 20.00 3.50 15.00 10.00' 2.50 15.00 7.50 12.50 4.00, 8.50 3.75 6.25 2.50 7.00 5.00 10.00 7.50 10.00 5X0 10.50 1100 11.50 10.00 2.50 10.00 2.50 20.00 25.00 4 mi art? Offftl . sly ramei Mhedulei - - - I -, IttU . v I - ,. . . - t.-- i ?"-. .. --.ux wmmin twown. ...;.r,o - , ami prow,' I r.' JORDAN DD7ISION )B DISTRICT STOCK WATER RIGHT H. Gardner .... 20 . 20X0 4 4.00 Hasler 30 30.00 WATER RIGHT IB. Burbidgs, 25 . 120 Gardner .... 80 40X0 12 6X0 Hasler 30 15.00 , 200 100.00 ; accordance with law and of the Board of Directors the 8th day of July, 1932, shares of each parcel of :k as may be necessary old at the off ice of the Sec floom 15, Knight Building; Jtah County, Utah, on the August 1932, at the hour. M. to pay the delinquent lent thereon, together : with of advertising And expense . i. Rv J. MURDOCK.' .Utah. of 4 0 i 1 si 1 I 2,00 U - Crowji 2 00 |
