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Show : I THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1 31, 1027. r; m )t IS DESTROYED D Automobile and Thresh Gunnisori and Idaho Facin; Machine Lost, in tories Pay $7.50; Other 4 Early Morning Blaze. Utah Plants $7 a Ton. Admitting the validity of contracts entered into with sugar manufacturers aekaewledgtng ths i yearof ago and right any manufacturer to pay a bonus, tha Utah Sugar Best Cooperative association,, in a resolution adpoted Saturday by Its directors, would highly favor" a uniform price for beets In Utah and Idaho and commended the Gunnison Sugar oorapany for the advance it has offered. The In the stats- - farm meeting bureau offices. Every beet growing district In the state waa represented Growers from the Sevier diatridt urged tha association to make aa effort to obtain uniform base price for beets throughout ths stats. Directors of the organisation insisted, however, that they could mobile owned by Mr. Jorrtneons step- take no action without mutual agreefather, Neils Frederlckson, and a ment with the Idaho State Farm buthreshlnr machine with tractor, and reau, the Idaho Beet Growers associboth were destroyed. There Is no In- ation and tha manufacturers organisurance. While no clew as to the sation. erirln of the fire has been discovered. PRICI DIFFERING!. It is believed that It must have been was asserted that the base price set by a prowler, as footprints were forIt beets found lead nr into the building. The ton, while in Idaho districts waa $7 M ina throughout Utah, except Is estimated at $5000. the area .where the Gunnison Sugar A company has been active tn recent months, the base price Is 7 00 a ton The Gunnison Sugar company has been giving thrse year contracts with a base price of 7 60 a ton. The resolution follows: "The Utah Sugar Beet Cooperative association recognises tha validity of the contract negotiated by it together with beet growers Of Idaho, with the sugar manufacturers on February 18, Commissioner and Mrs. Johanns 1926, for a period of three years. of Salvation Cgrim, Army leaders The right of any manufacturer to Stockholm. Sweden, were accorded an a pey premium on beets is acknowlarenthusiastic reception on their rival here Sunday bv the local edged andto this association will not be party any controversy between branch of the organisation. manufacturers. The association Commissioner addressed the Ogrira would favor a uniform price highly kthree services, at which the for beets throughout the states of Utah tested the capacity of the halls, Idaho, and commends the Gunnione at )2 oclock in the morning at and Valley Sugar company for the genthe Army citadel, one at 3 oclock son erous price which they have agreed in the afternoon at the Zion Lu- to pay for beets in this stats. theran church and one at 8 oclock The county representatives at night at the citadel The church stated Sevier that they regarded the Gunservices were conducted in ScandiValley company action as an Innavian and all of the Scandinavian nison vasion of the crop disyict, which has A congregation of the city Joined o supply to the selection wa given by the Scandl- - generally soldat ItsElsinore. The associplant navian L. D. S choir, directed by ation dlcectors, view took the however, Ole Oulbransen, which alao aang at that this was a matter to be settled the night meeting at the citadel. Commissioner Ogrlm holds the next between the sugar companies. BONUS GRATIFIES. highest rank in th Army to that of M 8. Winder, secretary of the coopgenera this being held by Bramwell Booth. erative association, said Sunday night At an of tha meetings Commis- hs thought ths matter was settled. "The present contract runs until sioner Ogrlm was supported by Staff 1928," he said, "and growers and man CaptaJn Richard Goods of 8an are bound by It alike. It ufacturers and L. Staff Sidney Captain wouuld be a doubtful policy, however, Cooke ' "President Heber J Grant of ths L. to prevent individual manufacturers T from paying bonuses if they felt like it 8. church visited the commis"The Idaho bonus Is to encourage sioner Sunday morning at his hotel In that state. and welcomed him to Salt Lake. Pres- It would Ident Grant will show Commissioner be pleasant if it could be applied to all Ogrlm through the church rrounds Utah, but there la no apparent way of . Monday afternoon. bringing that about. 9 An Invitation to Neither the Gunnison Sugar comvisit the Univero sity of Utah Monday afternoon has pany nor the plant, at Elalso been extended to the commis- sinore ran last year. no There are sioner. signs at present, it Commissioner and Mrs. Ogrlm will was indicated, that ths $7 60 price leave Salt Lake Monday night for will be extended in Utah outside of Denver, Colo., where they will fin Sevier county. Ish thetr American tour, hfrs Ogrlm said she shook hands with more IScandinavlans In Salt Lake than In any other city she had visited on her tour. ' t TH TrtteM. 30. The 6PAKUH FORK, Bo&nish Fork aluatr fir depart, nient and apparatus wart celled to Salem this moraln between 12 30 and 1 oclock when fire was discovered In the rarer of Chrie Jorrenson. The fire had reined such headway that . the department wa a unable to save ' the rerar and an adjoining machine ahed, which wera totally destroyed. The department did, however, succeed in savinr all the other outbuild Inge, the home and a larre bam filled with dried hay which was only three rods from the burned raraf e and machine shed. The rarare contained a new suto-t1 Ja. -- waa-rhel- HART SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS AND' OVERCOATS Final Week Clearance Price Traveling Good W Hartmann Trunks and Hand Luggage t Salvation Army Heads in Sweden Welcomed Here Trunk Greatly Reduced to Greatly Reduced Specials at. Values $50 and $55 Values $60 to $75 Values Gladstone The wreckers forced us out in a hurry tore our store to pieces over our heads to get ready for the expansion which will double our space. d ce Fran-I-fls- $45 Baifg Greatly Reduced Special at. . . Fitted" Overnight Caaee, Suit Cases, .Traveling Bags. Gladstones. All of top grain cowhide. Bags leather lined. didnt get much chance to doll up this place, but we did move a storeful of mighty fine clothes, and were determined to sell We them all, no matter how great the sacrifice. 1 n and Mn . . Cates Women ' Week-enMen, Suit Caaei. Travel-- ' ins Baps, Auto Cases Utah-Idah- ! $40 cowhide Beal 0 attend-Jrwan- A75 Walker Special Hartman?. i Ogden You arent buying fixtures, anyway; youre buying clothes. And youll get more real style and quality for your money than you. ever saw before, if youll come in here. DEPARTMENT WaekUgtea An... n- - - W. USS-- u lit Bee.,Oht., Iltb. see Utah-Id&h- Pioneer of Provo Dies at Residence Following Stroke Bpeclal to The Tribane. PROVO, Jan 30, NeleOn J , fany. 74, pioneer brfckmaker, and a resident or Provo for slxty-al- x y.ara, died Sunday mortiinr at tha family a atrok. He residence, following waa the eon of George and Mary Whipple Tiff any and waa born In Port Laramie, Neb , at the time hie parente were migrating to Utah." They aettled In Ogden, and lived there for eight years. They then moved to W. Tlf-- Provo. Surviving I, a eon, R. M. Tiffany, of Kenilworth, and four daughters, I iMrs H. 8. Robinson of Salt Lake, Mra. 'Gerald Keith of Galdley, Cal ; Mra. - Bear A. Anderson and Viola Tiffany, both of Provo. Funeral service will be held Tuesday afternoon at I oclock In the Provo Flrat ward chapel. Bishop Walter .Whitehead will officiate. In erment will be In Provo City cemetery. The body may be viewed at the residence prior to the services. Grace Anderson Dies After Protracted Illness JiIrs. Grace Marie Howard Anderson, 28. .wife of Walter Scott Anderson of U So idler Summit, died Sunday morn-a- t a local hospital after a long She was the daughter Illness. of Utlam Henry and Alice Jane Wood Howard, and waa born In Murray April 23, 189$. Surviving besides her husband are three chNdren, Howard, Crien and Robert; her father, two atsters. May Howard and Mrs. Ruby '1 itfrCail, and a brother, Clifford How-s ard. -- BURGLAR GETS WATCH. entered the room ef R Burglars Bargon, Lucid hotel, Sunday night between 11 o'clock and midnight, accordingA to a report given to the police. gold watch, a chain snd clothing were reported stolen. been had Entrance made by using a V parskey, the police say. ARMY DISTRIBUTES MEAT. Five hundred rabbits killed In a -near Ogden will be sent to drive ths Salt Laks Salvation Army relief Kdepartment Monday to 1sbe distributed among the poor. It announced. Captain M. Reeves will bava charge of distribution. H FOR TODAY ONE Missing Navy Man Not. Located Here No trace of Lieutenant Comman der Robert Gatewood, reported miss ing from Ben Diego about two weeks ago, has been found in this city, ac cording to the police. A check with the sheriffs office and naval officials In this city failed to disclose any clud as to the whereabouts of the missing men. Gatewood was ordered to report to the naval post In Balboa Park, (an Diego, two weeks ago and with his failure to report officials havs start ed a search for the men. It la believed that he missing may come to Salt I.ake. naval authorities state sa he has relatives tn this city. OF OVERCOATS ALL AWAY BELOW COST AT . Echo Reservoir Construc- tion Bids Expected to!1 Be 75 Soon. Requested OGDEN. Jan 10 Copy of tha con-- I tract, fully executed, for the construction of tha Echo reservoir, has been received by A. P. Blgflow, president of the Weber River Water Users association, from the U. S. reclamation serrlca at Washington. Dr. A. Son Hosmer Mortgages on canal company prop-- 1 erttes of the company members of the j Wins Swimming Title association are now In ths process of execution, under the direction of tha Fell Hosmer. son of Dr. A J Hos association. It la expectsd that when mer. who Is attending the the mortgages are returned to the of Michigan at Ann Arbor, University won the reclamation bids for th con- service, Michigan state junior swimming tructlon of th dam will be adver- championship for 1927 In the tleed for. dash January 2f at Detroit. Salt Lake City formal application Mich . according to word received from 5000 to 10,000 acre-feof here Sunday. Toung Hosmer showed for water the Echo dam has been rehis ability against a large entry, it ceived In at the associations office. The is reported He was presented with application will be put on file, R bea gold medal. ing understood that there is no obligation on tha part of tha associaLICENSED TO WED. tion. It la likely that water will be MALAD. Idaho, Jan. 10 A mar- given to Salt Lake If there is a sufriage license was Issued Saturday to ficient amount In th hug dam after Lavour Williams and Bernice Leigh, the company members have been both of Malad; Idaho. served. , ' of J. Arthur Erank I I 100-ya- rd Hart Schaffiner &.Marx Clothes et Got a Cold? So Has Your Weather Man ID look Ug condinoed gold.' P11?, WM statement of J. n Alter, chief of tho local weather bureau, Sunday, from his on5 where he has been confined most of tha timo for tha week past with a bad attack of whftt the doctors call eorysa. It was polntedbut to Mr. Alter that many. Salt Lake citizens would welcome warmer weather. Do would I, said Mr. AV ter, but lb as helbless as they ar MBayb itll fed bedder sub Better Dentistry Because you get my per- sonal attention. I employ no hired help or beginners. Examinations and estimates Free. Hours, 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. Dr. M. D. Bringhurst, Dentist Over Royal Bakery, 232 South Main Street. Wasatch 6408. TEMPORARILY LOCATED AT 133 SO. MAIN Auto Accidents Cause of Four Being Injured OGDEN, Jan. to Mr. and Mra Merro, both 23 year of age, of 150 West Twenty-eight- h street, were Injured tonight In an automobile accident at the Intersection of Wall ave- nue and Twenty-eight- h street. The automobile driven by Merro struck the ear of Frank Frost. According to a police report. Frost was driving on the wrong side of the street. Merro' left arm waa Injured and hla wife received cut on th left leg and bruises upon the right leg. They were attended by Dr. V. L. Ward O. Walburg, II, and H. Gall 19 both of Roy, Vers Injured tonight In sn accident which occurred at Twentieth street and Washington avenue when their bug car driven by Walwith a car driven burg collided 39 by Ray Marriott,. Kershaw street. Walburg's shoulders and chest were bruised and Gall received a cut over tha left eye and bruises upon tha head and neck. They were attended by. Dr. N. H. Savage. had been taken to a local hospital disorder. He suffering with stomachMarch 23, 1919, waa born In Ogden, a and la survived by the parente, and la an father The Clifford brother, engineer for th Southern Pacific, The residing at 124 aPatterson avenue. e itudent at the boy had been the at school. Th body mortuary. Pln-gr- 1 Retired Contractor Called by Death OGDEN, Jan. 30. Jamea Lafayette Hooper, 73, retired contractor, died early today at a local hospital following an operation. Mr. Hooper wae born In Clearmont, Ga , April 4, 1151, and had lived In Ogden twenty years. Th family home street. SurIs at 1423 Twenty-fift- h Services viving Mr. Hooper are hie widow, Amanda Lee Walker Hooper: a eon, a daughter, Mrs. Goldia Wiggins Charles D.B. Hooper, alland of Ogden. Hooper, Gueele Th body Is at th Klrkendall morOGDEN, Jan. JO Mra Goldia Wig, tuary. Funeral arrangements will be gins, wife of J. Earl Wiggins, police completed of word from upon officer, was burled in the city cem- th son, who Is receipt now touring tn th etery today following funeral service northwest by automobile. held In the Third ward chapel with Bishop M. B. Richardson In charge Speakers at th services were T. Sam- Prominent Men Speak uel Browning, Walter N. Farr and Services Bishop JRIchardeon. Daughters of PioBoy neers were flower bearers and police officers acted as pallbearers. OGDEN, Jan. 30 Funeral services Tha grave was (led rested by Carl A. for Ralph Compton Malan, eon of G. Highly and Lottie Compton Malan, who died suddenly Thursday night after exercising In a George Rainey Dies local gymnasium, were htld this afIn th Twelfth ward chapel. Brief Illness ternoon Eulogies were given by Percy HadF. C. Van Buren, President Rob-eley, OGDEN, Jan. 30. George Francis I Burton, 8 E Hinckley, T. B. son of George A Wheelwright and Bishop Ralnev, David J. and Hasel Crane Rainey, died this Wilson, whA presided. The ward afternoon hour after tha boy inward Held for X at for After rt ont-ba- I GROUP U Shupe, William 8. Wright, Elwln Blackburn and Louise Perrin, sang. The grave In tha city cemetery was dedicated by Joseph C. McFarlane. The Malan funeral home waa In charge of arrangements. BIGELOW FUNERAL HELD. OGDEN, Jan 30 Funeral services for James Hollo Bigelow, son of Mr. and Mra. Jamea O. Bigelow, were held this afternoon In the First ward chapel, with J. LeRoy Wright of the ward bishopric presiding. Mrs Georgs Simpson and Mrs Ethel Holbrook sang two and Norma Freeman rendered duets, a solo Speakers were D. R Roberts, Charles Kingston and Biahop H. E. Garner -- DRYSDALE OGDEN, Jan. 30 child dies Carmp Ines Drys-daldaughter pf William L and Beatrice Wright Dryedale, died today at the family home, 3422 Adam avenue, of pneumonia. She was born In Ogden, May 1925, and Is survived by her parents,n, a brother, n; ft sister, Janet; grandparent, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Wright of Los Angeles, and a grandmother, Mrs. Jessie Dryedale, of Logan. Funeral arrangements are in charge of the Lindquist undertakers. e, Women's State Debating Team to Meet in Trial leg of th womans state debating triangle will be contested Tuesday night at 3 IS oclock In ths University of Utah assembly hall between the Brigham Toung university snd th University of Utah. The question for debats will be. That social fraternities and sororities should he abolished from American colleges Utmh will be represented by Emily Lynch,, LaVon Bates and Susie Clark. he subject p( debate .uus- - -d On I jee-.- more comment and Interest than1 any subject used In the past. It Is said. Ths Utah trio will denounce fraternities snd propose abolishment. At the same time Utah s negative team will debate the Utah Agricultural college In Logan on the same subject. The negative team consists of Ines Jeppson, Lucille Lambert and Neva Clark. Man Breaks Neck in Auto Wreck ; May Live Jan. 30 (By the Associated Press.) Sidney Werry, Hailey, suffered a broken neck early this morning In an automobile wreck In which Harry Cresswell, Barbara Gray and Maurina Stevens, all of Boise, were slightly Injured Werry has a fifty-fift- y chance to live, physicians reported tonight. The caf, driven by Werry and gofailed ing at a high rat of speed, to make a turn out of - Harrison were informed. boulevard, police BOISE, Idaho, STORE MANAGER TRANSFERRED AFTON, Wyo , Jan. 30 Mr. and W. Baker and family, who have resided in Aftnn for some months past, Mr. Baktr being the manager of the branch clothing store of Idaho Falls ownership, have moved . to Rawlins. Wyo - BULLETIN Various lines of merchandise are sold at low prices. Usually the reason for this Is poor quality. While we sell our coal for less, our prices are not arrived at through poor grade Our coal is of the highest quality sold to the rich and the poor at the same price. Both pay cash and both get thet highest quality coal obtainable in this state. coal. Modern delivery equipment courteous drivers full weight and clean coal to everybody. THATS TOE SYSTEM. Mr. J, TO INCREASE ATTENDANCE. - Special te The Tribune AFTON. Wyo Jan. 30 Th T. L. M. I. A. stake board niet at tha home of Mra George Kennlngton, Thursday afternoon. Plan were outlined for Increasing attendance at th monthly officers' meetings Special regular BIRTHS ANNOUNCED. to The Trlbnne PLEASANT, Jen 20 -- A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs. James FUlis, and a daughter to Mr. Me, RMri.j Man t MT. HO. 5 1 |