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Show City Leases Surplus Water From Deer Creek Reservoir Parson Rites Set At Salt Lake City DAILY HERALD TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1955 Utah County. Utah Tumor. Intoxication and Mental Illness is widespread and increasing J an, suffering from industrial Lexington reports a test for de poisoning. jority of drug users have a helpParsons, 69, former Provo resitermining whether a person is I The mind, may be poisoned oy dent, who died Monday in a Salt Provo City has approved teas-- ! yon irrigation company sxock, less psychological dependence on Lake City hospital, ' will be held ing of surplus Deer Creek waters and they promise that in the narcotics. Any American citizen physiologically addicted to ooi- - gases such as carbon monoxide; FURNISHED BY J. A. HOGLE AND COMPANY Thursday at 12 noon at the to Edgemont Water Company for event it becomes possible for can apply for admittance to this ates and a new oral drug, acetyl- - diethyl bromide; : lead, mercury Evans-Earl- y under a Member of New York Stock Exchange Provo City to furnish leasees wa methadol, which "greatly reduces Qr manganese. ; Mortuary, corner of $5.50 per acre-foo- t, . Salt and Sixth East First South, lease with option of renewal. ter on a permanent basis, they hospital. 35 N University Ave. Phone 4467 severe morphine reactions. Similarly, irritability, convul Lake City. Mrs. Parsons moved The agreement stipulates: will either sell water to leasor at Morphine and heroin, derived or depression may be sions Easy to Get Drugs 18 years ago. ex- from opium, provide a temporary Provo from on to or a be away the caused leasees understood price agreed is' glands failing to manu"It i6 .14 Silver Buckle College students and a; Utah facture bychemicals DOW JONES call at the mortu have certain shares of Rock Can- - change the same for water." Friends may vital to the con relaxation of and, feeling J08 .07 Rails bpanisn Iran Prison State inmate to services. Burial will in have virr.- - TnWrial is It known prior 1ody. ary that over or The is agreement signed by trary to commpn belief, a de- formed this : 2.56H Standard Uran be in Mt. Olijvet Cemetery. to it's reporter of easy secretion finder the thyroid M. the city commission; Charles m32 .2 crease in sexual desire. With get drugs in Utah. .45 Sterling .. is jher husband, Frank in Iand the 420,000 422.911.39 159.75 defthroat Surviving of produces the Edge- drawal symptoms are sOi severe, Iverson, secretary .22 .18 Sun Uran T Tf- T Parsons. of ur. late Tumor nowcver, mont signs Allen Water and pathology. says .15 .13 Company a fi7 159 00 1.20 (Temple Mtn. fiflnnnn 151 Mrs. Parsons was .a member they may result in death. It is narcotics are lessneninger of a problem In the pancreas, an abdominal sa 85 G. Stewart, president. .02V 03 . Texas Uran the addict's desperate drive to than the barbiturates, widely of the Order of Eastern Star. in livary gland, lowers blood sugar 2.00 U. C. O. A. (New) Provo City has been continu get his drug, rather than its in use in tne United 23 died 1,250.000 421.332.99 158.781.42 85, Willis OREM Jensen, States, and and- confusion, dream states and 30 .28 Upetco . . ously shopping for spring rights toxication, which makes most ad only recently inci2 P. M. causes of in Orem suspected of being inanic excitement may ensue. 119 Sunday .17 Uran King in exchange for surface waters. dicts criminal, although it may both g and damaging Disturbance of the 1,460,000 421.672.65 158.491.71 to dent age. .05 V4 064 Utah Vernal parathyroid in some, to the intellect. psychosis precipitate intoxicants; jthrows calcium metabolism out, Drug in 104 SALT LAKE CITY Raymond He was born Feb. 29, 1870, .03 "Lake stock market Walters .... says the federal hospital. at state hospital, says the super! 'land nervous Into gear. Asked White Canyon....1.. 1.37J4 L50 H. Cowburn, 75, 1430 E. Strat Denmark, and came to the United Bid Listed Stocks a ofcocoa Cocaine, include respectable oreaKaown ofinstability product intendent, was He nirul- man. ford died the a .01 Ave., brain's .08 ...... ... World Sunday. as .07 young States my .. Bullion leaves, does have a stimulating matrons, hooked by the sleepiniltarv. foul-n- n m Glenda Lee Winn, a member of the LDS Church .03 . 2.00 Yankee . .' i . . . .034 LAPOINT ... 1.70 Cardiff ...... on sexual processes and is pill habit; victims of thej effect of J Be and of the atrophy all .07 .08 U.. have Boyd 1.00 Yellow Cat gonads, daughter and a retired farmer. Chief Con ......... .90 sometimes used by perverts 10 lative effect of headache brol Helen Allred Winn, died Sunday, .16 Survivors include one daughrer, Combined Metals.. .15 seduce. SALES mides; students who crammed tal functioning nf wUf , n funeral Wednesday, p.m.,' La Mrs. Agnes Anderson, Oakland, Commonwealth Ld. .034 .04 Bonanza Oil & 4 8000 which at a has iur uuais nutnan wiia Mng., mind. Marijuana, hemp, Manv powme LDS Ward can 1.30 CaL chapel. point ..1.25 Cons. Eureka 2 - Bristol Silver, 2000 at 8 occasionally, work;b' treated. CEDAR CITY Melvin Ruesch, .37 SPRINGVILLE Problems of been found growing everywhere ders,and, ... .36 Croff Oil x 1.25 1300 Cons. at Utah has Eureka, tendency 1.50 40, died .Sunday, funeral Wednes youth and their relationship to to including Dragon ....... ... 1.45 Na9000 at 15 lower inhibitions. moral First-Fift- h Comstock, LDS 2 .21 will in be .19 .... p.m., day, presented delinquency East Standard s ' 4500 use at its 10,000 East tional authorities svo 1821; Standard, suspect at .26 Ward chapel. Luann Porter, form . .24 panel Wednesday evening East Utah ... 20. at Lamonth-old 7 daughter of Clyde p.m. at the High School PTA Three-fourtEureka Bullion .. .05 V4 .08 East Utah. 2000 at 25 FOR fine; of Brazil's 57,- .07 von and Alta Uaycock Porter, to be held in the audi .05 meeting Eureka Lilly Con & Oil, 5000 at 13 Lead a crowd within Magnolia 098,000 fu .12 117 people died N. .11 2nd invited torium. is Sunday, E., Great Western Funeral services for Osborne W. W. Everyone Moscow, 1000 at 2 coastal strip. .25 neral Tuesday, 2 p.m., Firs .22 Madison Mines Brockbank, superintendNev-Ta- h & 6000 52 Oil Woods at 44, Cross, Mng., Clark, Peay .08 LDS Ward chapel. ent of Nebo schools, will be the Maj. Oil fc.Mntf ... .07 Ofl & Mng:, 2000 at 3Y4; former Provo resident, who died moderator and Prosper Allen Stella Mrs. GUSHER ,60 .50 . Mammoth included on the the panel 7000 at 4. if OVER 80 PAmRNS .09 rl 69, died Sunday, fu Sunday of acute rheumatic fever, Underwood, P) f Mono Kearsarge . . .07 In addition to the discussion, rfLZ panel are Sheriff Theron S. Hall, 1000 36 Williston Basin at at held Oil, be will Wednesday .23 Gusheri 2 18 neral p.m., Tuesday of officers will be election there Nail Driver Goodliffe Kolob of stake noon in the Orchard LDS Ward Perry Zuma, 1000 at 16. 3?50 3.00 Baptist Church. New Park .. Dee and Sanford Jan conducted by Verl Whiting, chair presidency; .65 LUND Mrs Mary Dora John chapel iniWpods Cross. .55 of the nominating commit North Lily ..... Mrs. teachers; Bliss man Friends may call at the family Taylor, .04 62, died Sunday, funeral ston, North Standard .' . .04 tee. Mrs. and Ernest Boyer, Packard George Puckett is arranging Produce Market .41 .39 Wednesday, 2:30 p.m., Commu home, 7395 S. Orchard Drive, Oil Securities ... the Bills and numbers. musical S 1 and Mark '; f parents; .20 .18 Church, Cedar Wednesday morning prior Park City Con.. at Donna students Anderson, PARKING This will be the last meeting Potatoes: CHICAGO, (UP) services. Burial will be in Woods t i Rico Argentine . j 7.87- 4- 8.25 City. ville high. Spring states of the School PTA, total Arrivals track 98, High 334; Cross. ship 04 .04 V OGDEN George Dewey BaxRoyston Coalition A question period will follow President Ernest M. Boyer. jtfi ti tiit anKmfti.oiMft rtn tin ments 449. .38 .35 57, former resident, died in ter, Silver King West demand mod .04 Supplies moderate, .03 Silver Shield Reliance, Wyo , Saturday, funeral P. .21 erate, market firm on best stock; Tuesday, 11 a.m., Rock Springs .16 ji- Swansea .. . ... new stock: de 1.10 1.05 moderate, supplies LDS Ward chapel. Tintic Standard in RICHFIELD Mrs. Lovina D. United Park City.. 2.62V4 2.75 mand good, market firm. 4:00 sales 3.50 (100 Idaho Track funeral lbs.): died Utah Idaho Sugar... Monday, Hansen, 63, .19 5 ' .18 Russets Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Sutton, of per cent 10 ozl and to be announced. West Toledo . .36 5.15. Leonard have been notified of the utilities Edward 6.50; HELPER Williston Basin .... .35 Provo, larger died d of their daughter-in-ladeath Street sales: Idaho Russets 66, E., Anderson, xfjr OVER THE COUNTER Poulton Arlene Sutton, Monday I' Monday. .68 ... .63 Enclish Oil . folRozana Tripp, 81, evening in Bakersfield, Cal., Onions: supplies moderate,1 de-- CALLAO Eouitv Oil .... ..9.37 10.00 mand moderate, funeral Thursday, lowing an operation. died market firm. Sunday, First Sec. Corp..... 34.00 36.00 The wife of Lloyd I. Sutton, 2 p.m., 36 E. 7th S. .. ... .O7 . .10 Justheim Mrs. Sutton resided in Provo for Mt Fuel SuddIv... 27.25 28.25 some 10 years before she and her CARD OF THANKS Ogden Livestock 5.75 Oil Incorporated... 5.25 is Our sincerely grateful family moved to Bakersfield, family Utah P. ic L. .....45.50 46.50 OGDEN (UP) Livestock: of kindness where they have since resided acts the for many Utah Southern Oil. . .20. .21 Cattle 150: slow, scattered early during our recent bereavement, She is survived by her husband, ' sales, steady to weak; few low caused by the passing of our be- one son, Darrell and two grandMUTUAL FUNDS 0 lb.i loved husband and father. We children. 6.57 good slaughter steers Affiliated Fund . . 6.07 occasional and utility 16.74 desire especially to extend our Mr. and Mrs. Sutton are awaitBoston Fund ......15.48 heifers 650 thanks and appreciation to tnose ing further word of funeral commercial slaughter 15.82 ..14.44 Investors Fund. cutter and util- who took part at the services, of..16.80 18.16 785 lb. Inc. Investors individual good fered expressions of sympathy, cows Mass. Inv. Trst . .9.72 32.13 ity 1860 lb. bulls 15.00; fairly good rsent flowers, furnished cars, or Wellington Fund . 25.72 28.03 clearance Monday; some stock in any other way assisted. cows and cow and calf pairs carURANIUM QUOTES Mrs. Ralph Duke and family Funeral services for Mrs. Clara (Continued from Pare One). one-ye- ar I tti urf Willis Jensen Succumbs at ! ! - . 1 UtQh Obituaries habit-formin- salt ' Delinquency Discussed To On PTA Panel c-- , w siay-awa- Rites Set For Former Provoan ! s. Ke - S i ..: xvjc- wallpapers hs 100-mile-w- ide ;' W - -- j 4 nity-Presbyteri- an TASY-IN'tWEAST-O- TinnnT-i-Ti- Arlene Dies Sutton California ii UT nil! 1 - 20-2- . 6.75-7.2- 5. w, ,163-2n- - 700-100- 18.00-19.0- . 0; 11.00-15.0- 0; 9.50-12.0- 0; i Alco . . . Alpine . , Apache Arrow ..... Atlas Big Horn . Big Indian Cherokee Chute Canyon .... ...... . Comanche. Comstock Congo Cons. Uran. ..... ...... El Dorado Federal ...... Greenriver ... Gunsight ... Imperial '...". Intermountain Jolly Jack Kaibab . ... . King Midas ... Lavender ..... Lisbon Mineral Mtn. Mother Lode Mt. Peale . - ; ried over along with small supply .04 arger stocker yearlings grading .12 medium and below. .04 Calves 50; trade, poorly tested .21 .25 but undertone Weak on vealers and '.48 slaughter calves; small showing .42 .17 .13 mostly common mixed stock calves .04Y4 .05 under 450 lb. weak at 11.00-14.5.19 .15 Hogs 100: barrows and gilts most .03 .02W ly 25 lower than Monday's aver .15 .15 0 lb. largely 16.- ages; choice .04 .04 18.25; few head mostly choice l's .80 .70 scaling 180 lbs. 18.50; few 178 lbs. .02 .02 5 lbs. 17.00- 17.50: several! 9.00 8.25 8 lbs. 15.50- 17.25; scattering .27 .23 0 sows 16.50; lower; medium .01 .01 W 0 lbs. and choice .09 .08 lot choice 84 lb. small Sheep '100; .05V4 .06 lambs steady ;o spring slaughter .18 .13 weak at 19.50 with few good 73 lb. .07 .06 sorted off at 18.50. V4 0. 180-23- 260-26- .. .. .. ., ... 300-33- 25-5- .03 Vi .07 .01 .02 Vi .08 04tt Pioneer .18 . Royal Seagull .. Shamrock . 13.00-13.5- 287-44- Olympic Republic .02 .04 .14 .04 .02V4 .03 .38 " .02V4 .01 .04 .08 6.87 0. CARD OF THANKS We desire to express our sincere and heartfelt gratitude for all the kindnesses extended to us during our sorrow caused by the illness and death of our beloved husband and father, Royal J. Murdock. Especially we are grateful to those who par ticipated in the lovely funeral service, sent flowers, called at the home or mortuary, expressed or sympathy and condolence assisted in any other way. Your friendship and love are greatly appreciated. R. J. Murdock family . CARD OF THANKS . We desire to express our a MM J.A.H0GLEiC0. Members New York Stock Exchangt sin- cere appreciation to the many friends and relatives who assisted Rain in' any way during the recent TIMELY RAIN BUFFALO, N. Y. (UP) .0iy4 save; jthe life of Dorothy helped .02 Her Preil. aunt, Mrs. Helen We .09 Vi Miss Prell to tell her-fuber, sought .05 that her washing on the line was .21 .03 V4 getting soaked, and found the young woman near deatn from .43 monoxide fumes. Miss .03V carbon revived. was Prell .02 LOCAL STOCKS illness and passing of our beloved wifeand mother. For the beauti the expressions of the assistance of those part at the services, acts of Kindness, we extend our thanks. Arnold Dixon family flowers, sympathy, who took una otner especially The Dial FR 35 North University Ave. (P. O. Box 162) Provo, Utah T7 I W nn n lAJgTO ! i' ! II n 1 13 gini!llODD' -- The old saying that it takes two to make a bargainndergoes some changes when labor unions and the ulah Copper Division of Kennecott Copper Corporation meet for collective bargaining. In this case, it takes about 5300 to make a bargain. For that is the number of the company's 6000 employees who are represented by local labor unions. 1 Jl It's entirely normal that differences of opinion arise when 17 unions, 5300 employees, and company management arj involved. At Utah Copper, these differences may develop over pay rates for about 350 different kinds of jobs, employment benefits, working conditions of employment. conditions, and numerous other ' !;! Last year, i)t took more than 100 bargaining meetings at Utah Copper to work out agreement on new labor contracts. tt is a long procedure, but sitting down and discussing differences is the American Way. This year's negotiations are already under way. Utah Copper has taken its place at the bargaining table with trie goal of reaching new agreements that are fair to employees, to the Icompany, and to the public. When this goal is reached without interrupting production, it helps all Utahns enjoy better livingl Whenever you read about a union and management meeting for negotiations, remember, this is the "American Wajrj" - . ' Unders landing Faiths! W 1 ' ' I i: MAX W. BERG President BERG .i ! . . i "Three Generations of Service One Standard of Quality." Since 1870 the Berg Mortuary has served the people of Provb. Here is a "Family Name" rich, in tradition and service. This high standard of service and quality is now a part of "Bsrg Mortuary' under the management of Max W. Berg. MoFfciiaairy PHONE FR 3-18- 40 ! j I "A Good Neighbor Helping to Build a Better Utah" ; |