Salt Lake Tribune | 1928-12-30 | Page 30

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Telephone Wasatch 5M BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT 103a Female Help Wanted 80 ' FOR THE GREATEST BALE IN WALKER'S HISTORYSTARTIhfO NEXT WEDNESDAY. for all deprt-mentt- l Experienced saleswomen Experienced ultsmni for ahoe it office st employment Apply partmenti mi In floor. Monday mornin. General Repairing; GIRL or woman to tend children one or two Seventh a week;, neighborhood evening Tribunv laat. Ninth South. CHARACTER woman, other useful dramatic Address Write Taylor Players. people. Tribune. Schools for Women WfNSSws' or nour it 0435-- 17 133 Keys Fitted CTmT""iartXaiundrrft th Child. W C E SSS 1011 Hy POSITION by a practical nurse. lood references. Was. P788-BY reliable competent lady, manager beauty shoppe. salary or commlstlon. Boi Tribune EXPERIENCED cleaning woman. 40c hour Was W57-oi EXPERIENCED lady washea laundry Call Mrs Brown. Waa. tS-cleaning YOUNO ontan wants day work. isundre Waa rial and cleaner: good worker HAND laundry, finished or vat wash. Call for. del. Curtains. 25c; fair laundry prices Hy tZQg-YOUNO widow with 3 small children wanta h. t. lab. CoaUvlUe ave Hy. 3BB3--R MIDDLE-AOElady wishes day work, or will cook and serve luncheon. Call Hy. jj 4017-- a. KXPERIENCED woman wants house or office cleaning. Hy. 31S3-MIDDLE-AGEwishes work. housekeeper l. Best references Address Tribune. RELIABLE white woman. 30, wishes housekeeping: very fond of children. Phone Was. 5051, apt. I. BUSINESS SERVICE Assayers lriClP oINCBox -144 silOh itSBAY South Weal Temole C 8 COWAN-Asaa- yer South West Temple CrtlSMON At NICHOLS tats l South West BLACK '.ND DEASON West TH. 15 87 courts IbugEerminated IN HOURS 4 RESULTS C1UAKANTEKD ARCB U RICE HY 30 .3 MILTON AVE BEDBUGS, roaches, etc. Written guar Pennock. 137 Jellerson St. Waa. 10&3 90 Carpenter Work caIFenter wrpiA8Tin,o. BRICK WORK. ROOK REPAIRING. HOUSE E8T1 GEN REPAIR1NO MATES LHKaacrULLY OIVBH HY 3SS- -J CARPENTER work, cement work, remodel-In- t. pltcnng. etc Call Waa WW Cablna. Work FIXTURES" SainTTJoora. Screen. Oen. Uu. Work H. E King. 1134 E. list So. By HO c6im-ne- y restore o. nano woric Spec.. Oriema Prang Mania. Waa. UTS colors grease, stains reenoied. y4yajo rag lATlatT waitwcla. colors restore. moved 92 UTAH CPT re- gtaVao Hr 3300 CLNO CO Carpet, Rug Cleaning fiot ROMNSv MS6 CO beat. Orlenlal. Chinese, dms't. ruga Ret Coop Furn Dinwoodey. ZCMI Wss 080: b tclALlaTS on or.cnoii and aometuc i us L. Cleawug At Call us first, leaning Dyeing Co. 365 K 0th So Hy 4501 "crtpesl?ui a Chemists f4 a.iai.1 tree riCAL orwitiiai consultation . 333 So W Tern W Ut Chimney Sweeps fTT5HY"."WsreTch nac Man. Expert advice Fur Hr. China Painting 90 3704-- 17tn Bo" 3307 Hy Cleaning and Dyeing CLaUNftsO oo. dven6 Usual sso East Second 97 im ciotner Wat South cleaned under new deodorttina proee SALT LAKE CLEANING St DYaJNU OO By. 4M1 34 East Oth So Men's sum cleaned and pressed Speclali si We call tor and deliver. Costumes carsI'wTldwi. Lget. mduainak dms t . luvestitsuon. dctc serv. Confidence never violated. 401 Cant. Bk. W 303. 303 Eccles Bid.. Osden 1NTERMOUNTAIN Secret Service Detective Bureau. reworts Inc. member World' Aasn. civil, er.aalnal Investtgat'n. Conf. Office. 30 AtUs bid Was 3311. 98a Draperies all kinds, clown gums, iOuUE draper.r curtain stretching, w 3707 too Hooper Fire Apparatus S8c FIRE exUMuTiher'; Loranao Smith. t44 99 s repairs Bute. Was SIM rechargee. Furs and Furriers RmiABILltYl c nance with your furs? Why tag Buy from UTAH'S OLDEST FUR STORE Cleaning an d remodeling 33t Mam. HUTJSON Butt FUR OO WaaU01 WX tan; cln rep., raid fura Co Fur Shop. 40 a Bdwy.. Upstair. W. 117 d. Fluff Rttfa "colors, UMUTFCt7raguru Id carpel, ate. Salt Late Flu!! Co So Hy 3300 mm-- . Rug Mft Stat ,134 caaVel rocs i old your ROMinry venap rug lertaX Baauuful In design nd orswan W 3 SBFi T St. Ire 8 Bt arup. 102a Furnaces and Repairs BSKp lor the C i0lfNSOrJ'0 S"'Stt ftmou- - wm rxoerienced bv the eame 'department. Aside from an nn-- . in t.h. nrntection and Dres- Phone [phone] to 333' i Cllft Bids ervation of wild life the propagation Biggest and finest school west of Chicago now! Come up Investigate of fUh and the stocking of streams, Qt7isrTTCfio6To beauty jultuh. much has also been accomplished in Every feature of "teauty Culture .aught the way of accumulation of lmpor- Was 7560 Oidg 304 100 Errs Thompson taut data on fish and game, the deSALT LAKE SCHOOL BEAIfTY CHlTC, STATE regulations in velopment of public sentiment favorLicensed school W 7S37 Free marcelling E Broadway. ing wlW Me conservation and the to Prison . enforcement of the fish and game Two Sentenced daily laws." Lost andJPound 130 Terms, Admitting Forgery CHEAP STORAGE means OANGK trom logti Srown Game Preserves 6xTEftlE5mcro1ur near seen FIRE. DISEASE GEIIM8, BEDBUU9 atft last "Laddie." Effeft. to answers face, TWIN FALLS. Idaho. Edward F. Show Noticeable 34 Green at VERMIN People who have vermin in their 3rd E 0th Bo. Hy 5730-Effects of the game preserves on Hansen, Filer, and Verne Bennett, for salt goods select CHEAP STORAGE Reward. s733 Aa Nev., were each sentenced storage and expert packing, call BAG Black traveling, between Magna and the Payette and Salmon rivers have Jarbldge, KBYSER FIREPROOF STORAGE Cf Contains clothing and Salt Lake become increasingly evident in the from one to fourteen years in the CO motor i. M TRANSFER 1 with name Olen Buckner. Notify number of wild animals that have state penitentiary Saturday by Judge el L. Buckner. Bon 33, Magna. Ut, Reward pertcwd men Waa MW Hy 'l-- J Both pleaded guilty to appeared in the timber areas adja- W. A. Babcock. BEFORE you store your household goods 0LOVE8 Lady'a kid. lost In or near Paraof forgery, having ben arbox. Reward cent to the preserves. Hunters have charges mount theater. Z. C. M. etc. set our prices: stalls. 13. automobiles week and bound Pack and 13: open storage. II and up. Was. 0704- - W. reported Increasing numbers of ani- rested early in the ship furniture any where We charge less Pl'RSE Brown, lost on 1st ave. pi th Bo mals, where, before the reserves were over irom a Justice of the peace court and haul free BROADWAY WAREHOUSE. Waa. 187. Valued as gift. Reward. e established, the number appeared to rear Community Mtt Was 310 LOWER part of new gold fountain pen. decrease, and In some sections had PICKERING TRANSFER CO W 4110 4741. Reward loot. Phone Hy hernme scarce. ; h h ada heavy msch (urn HANDBAG Steel beaded, lost, conuimna ' To Increase the benefits of the pre- I.AROt motor van, city or J7. Reward Hy 31W-Mrs W. H. or 700s IM3 Was the game department has MAGNA.wereMr. and Christmas haul Mollerup's. WIRE hair fox terrier, white with black serve, guests day in the hunters olac-d jGourley STORAilb, 00 MITCHELL VAN professional markings. Answers to name of Jlggs. lost , u.n ff "riferfistirv nl- Gourley's sister, Mrs. A. E. 8ERVICB OUR MOTTOI WAS 40M Reward day before Christmas H. 5347-circle brooch, set" wltS n alV and, during the past two years. Co"eranHd Holt "'.nr. Patent Atorneyt 111a i ner sra. si. 1074 coyotes. 52 cougars. 124 lynx. 26 four small sapphires Was. 1404. ' fhS!Siir rnSig if aoV were THOMAS kinea. i: A bobcats and 37 wo ves "V, 8h r- Cvtes and daughter JEWELL radio set analyser. No. 100. mark Drawlnga Beaeon bide Was T303 During the past two.years upward RlP between 3rd East and Ramona ave and -v r nave nhoasants twi in Wanted rjeen 111b "j of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sugarhouse. Necesaary to work. Fhoae mas liberal reward y (, Hy. sa-- J hatched out at the Lipwai game NVEWfoNSCOMMERCTALIZEB'Ria iSQHSi in or farm for liberation over the state, Abe Coon. have you' Adam Fisher Mfg. Co, 413 PfiRB- E- Lady's, contafninMiss' Clara Anderson, who is atnear Auerbach's store Chrlslnps eve. Re- - and the birds have become very plenKnrlght. St. Louis. Mo ward. My. 1013-tending the B. Y. U.. is spending the Idaho. What have PATENTS COMMERCIALIZED southern in tiful, especially a and holidays with her parents, Mr. and you Describe, clymer System. Den- LARGE cameo brooch, bet. Aufrbach o 552 Grime Increased Through Was 3U0-Paramount theater Mrs. Eric Anderson. ver, Colo. Liberal reward So 3nd West Norman Weggland left Wednesday ' O.ST 112 sliuoers. newlv half Closed Period. Paintinn Pa perin Pair for a tliree weeks vLsit with his brothso'ed. black, at o'Loughiin'e Muaic ataJ the en,Ure state was closed er. Dr. Courtney Weggland. who Is Virtually tTANwSeiwrattws PlnllM."litTng7 iSae" 117 ,Uio i, nrwiiu, riuriria? the ruist vear asainst shoot By 430 : HI l0 grefw OTaM ' i Ll.u. ...fflH o fl studying medicine at the PennsylBOX One paper box. containing some forty kelaonln PAINTINO ing oi papering gleaning, between Salt vania hospital i:i Philadelphia on Btale highway dresses, . w.u. Int. njor potlahlng 073 Tale Hv 7183 exarouse, f Utah Finder please Lake M d M pmtaii Orson Naylpr enter- DOIXAR Per Ruom Cleaclng Co 8pec:ai considerable increase In these birds f sMeen press to T A. Kelly. Fl'.lraore. Utah. RedftncUig BJ 3111 prices on deceratlng ward. imm aavvw. norfv at hp r hnmp f hrMinas ntvnr CLEANINO. DECPAINTING. PAPERIND slate color, bump LOO Boston bull lo: I nronnizatujns t 1A ...11, Ciu,i(mn ReCALL FRED ORA TTNO. REASONABLE. Call Hy 4433-over tight rye. .H been zealous in preventing loss of A of the features. JBSSSl., of Cn& ltiage 4tf!rman rouNT ain pen tub "poTnT ttwough mWniglu supper Was served 113" Paper Cloaninir Reward, w sow. Art so. the fan ana nunorrut, u. "'""""f? 1 downtown Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Parks have "TKisW cleaning, fl.00 room and up.) of the game depot, black, finny t8lned at chrlstmas dlnner ln con,. Oen. cleaning, work guar. Hy. SJ6VM o currency wn;n trie spoi ineii bone handle, contained pliment to Mr. and Mrs. Newton Hop 113a Photoflmtphs in Color t Tooele, and Audrey .Parks. nf trtrnt " Mrs. Sarah Walker of Salt Lake Is AiVf iiiNo iVffl9nWBP0n fTsiT CA8B Black leather, ceeugintng the improved rear spending the holidays with her from ccme will or Was D L 8 Call 4 KEEN POLK. 133 Resent St Waa 1084 hospital apparalug. t..v,.Uci daughter. Mrs. HaiTy Norris and 4040 rtewarq nig ponds, i nomas suiu ABSTRllCT OF TTTTJt Lost on 4th South in both north and south Idaho have famUy 114 Pictures and Framing' The Magna Womans club' between Main st and city and county been materially improved and en held Its regular business meeting and pfcture framing and PicSeealraTl E 1st South. Ml Reward are bldg. promfishermen so that modest work Excellent tures larfted, prices drill in parliamentary law by Profes- Lambert Art Shop, JSlStat. Was. 1130 Pl'KSE Brown velvet, containing pair Re-of ised ample irout for future sport. sor Brockbank Wednesday evening ln on So lost Temple Thursday. glasses, PICTURES and'ptrture tramea. on of the the clubrooms. Mrs. H. Ellertson ward. Hyland 0301. RAIDED. picol lines moat MACHINE complete and SLOT largest bull. mef. 0 niontris o'd. lost became a member. The meeting ture an.1 In nes In the city Armstrong DOO -- Boston Tribune Dae. 18 nesr 7th E and 3rd Bo W Hyland Special to Tne 3 in Bo Was Mil nights have been changed from the tngberg. M03-in Reward machine A slat Idaho D second and fourth Wednesday eve- AitTISTIC frsmlng. reasonable price T Broun 133 Main st Was 007 Eden pool hall was pried open nings 0 tne montl, t0 tne first the 0301 Was. I OUND A dog. call Owner with an iron bar Thursday nignt. tne- third Wednesday evenings to 116 PhiminandJHejatin niHO White gold, with emerald diamond getting about $100 in quar- ,, rnce a nurnber of members. The In- Paris store, ln lost setUnt. and pearl ITTth Sa They had gained entrance Juvenile dept.. bet 13 and 3. Dec 33. ters. cll,b win nold a DUSineSg anrj social Most Reliable PlumSalt Lake Oldest Reward. Hy. 8304-- J through a cellar opening at the rear meeting next Wednesday evening, ber Strain at ga fitting: rstlmte robberies Similar .v ass AOS. alco of the building. healthful, itirodla turn Hostesses for tne evening wUl be Mrs. turn Was JOSS hatha, elect treats Room 330. 30 So Main A have occurred in otner towns oi clnd pdabaugh. Mrs. Fred Barton ha NOES connecie4 13. wat packets months. few H 3173 E suction the last and Mrs. Pauline Burrls. tl. L laeeela 33 E Morrlsa. 131 Mines and Mininrr Mrs. C. I. Hyatt left Thursday for 116 Printers and Binders property of exceptional Pueblo. Colo., where she was tailed ANNOUNCEMENTS merit, having considerable production 3I waswajie, vtURtTHffSooS'. by the death of her brother, Fred record In proven raining district In Necam wg cat. 101. high cla's rlatg vada, open for lease, sale or financing. If Montgomery. Wen OISTINCTTVt you have necessary capital to Invest, write prlnU'i.f. quick FmfCRAL8 Mrs. Sarah Hodges. Miss Virginia 3436 for partleulsrs. Tnhun- ern Printing Co 343 S W lem et lor Mr L'oHiVson Hodges and George and Ous Hodges, L. of Johnson, wife Elgin Lund Johnwn, all of Salt Lake, were Christmas din116 Printers and Binders .FLORISTS will be held ln the McKlnley ward cliapel ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Bishop afternoon 30 FOR privatend public Horary binding, aee ERNEST LAMBOURNtHftnicrMam. o'clock Waa Sunday at F O Dust Co 331 Sdisin t Waa 1070 1M. Salt Lake s oldest h leading florist. Samuel Nichols will jfficite The body Pscltard. and Mr. and Mrs. R Rasmussen he viewed at the family realdencr. FLOWERS ' may 1001 South Fifteenth BgJt street, fro son. Grant, 117a Rubber Stampi MILLERS ELLISON 8 Interment will daughter. Frances, and P m. 10 30 a. m. until 10 E. Brosdwsy SO K So. Temple. of Sandy; Mr. and Mrs. Ole Peterson, STAMlS for office,' aclioof&' marking linen be jn the Murray city cemetery under Waa. 1310. Was. 3730 of Riverton, and Miss Donna Rowsell. Salt Lake Stamp Co 43 W. Bdwy W 3007 the direction of the Pes ret mortmry. Mm SE OF FLOWERS. 0O3 Main S W 4473 dinner for Lillian of Magna, were Christmas 5acLEa7' Funeral service Open day and niahl 118 Sanitariums wife of William D guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morgan MacLean. )8.sales senrrai agent of the fiMrrcWtioii afgUure' fhe rlVsi u.,t,n FUNERAL DIRECTORS Standard Coal company. 06 Second treatment Is safe never fails Waa 1701 The Cyprus high school faculty who died Friday t s locat hosrltel, JOSEPH WILU AM Yi?lZXr Bariy entertained at a noOn-da- y will be held from the Evans banquet UTaH'ILEADING MORTICIAN. 119 Safe and Lock Work o t aiiemoon clock Monday 13b mortuary Adult funeral North Mam low " Friday at the school. The guests were Interment will be In the City cemetery. rg.' AN U ' LOCK "kil'ltK 1. " M ISO Wga 7000 seated at one long table. Covers were Waa S030 JACK Funeral services for Mrs. laid for twenty-siB M TAYLOR St CO. "A spirit of friendly BROCKBANK A miniature 85. 47SO HighA Brockber,k. Katherlne sympathy narks every feature of out 119a land drive, who died Thursday, will be Christmas tree formed the centerSigns aervlce 31 a lot So Wm 013 held at 13 30 o'clock Sunday afternoon piece. H. L. Porter was toastmaster. nsajK tuoe aign. Lackerstgns. sum ami brSSHET MORTCART SERVICE" ABOvf In the Hohsdsy ward cnspei , th. aft.rn00n a dancing Dartv was bishop ?0 Richards si nronre CiSs ALL 3 Seat 7tn South Waa 34S3 Unas will olf.caie Burial will be in leaiurea. at wiiycii an me iiujsii atnuui O DONNKU 4 OO undertakers nd wi: cemetery under airecllon oi iniermoun 130 Stove and FurnStt Repairs students were guests. tatn Mortuary company balmers. 33 So 4th East Wga 0401 73. i Andrew Aruistn. Miss Harriet and Rodger Parks are Fu KNACJs auo apre ,epairiog. rani cftfl. NEIL O DONNtXL. funeral dlrectoTand arntsen Hogh ill Tooele. Vis- Work balmer Phone Waa 04X0 Res 379 E 1st S Major street, killed In n automobile and ester jacaet ihp holldavs necting. culls . be burled W wll .f. Maddox, Hy 0084 cident Thursday night. guar 1 lNTERMOUNTA'lN Mortuary Co WrT"t3 M..tn urm.th,,p ser- In funer! following cemetery. City 14411 L s Erlrksnn. t State H Fll o'clock Sunday afternoon in kin;:. vices at 121 Shoe Repairing The body may Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Purser and the Eighth ward chapel. TatT CT?eTi6ari?UHrw LOW be viewed at the tarkin mortuary estabMr. and Mrs. Delbert Purser, of Salt EXPERT WORK Al PRICES lishment. 300 East South Temple street, TRIBUNE from 10 a m until 12 30 P ni on the Lake, were Christmas dinner guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. James 122 day of seretees. Tailoring Pressing CLASSIFIED ADS T.riNPS Funeral services for Davtd Ed- - Purser. W. 3131 33 So dtat UAilhtt S Slortr ward Jonea. SI, 315 Pacific avenue, who The Masrna --Garfield Lions club SRI NO MOST KESULTS Latest style, suit, coeu Remodelm o clock died Wednedy. will be held t held its regular meeting and dinner th in afternoon Sunday BECAUSE 124 Trusses at the Cyprus high wgrd chapel. The body will be burled In Thursday evening MOSI PEOPL READ THEM school. Dinner was served by ladies City cemetery under direction of the Mn sntd to wer our truasea. Fit auai may The body W Co S company Altar and Reg. Drug Bdway Temple Mortuary of the Magna society. Covers be viewed at the family residence from were laid for twenty-fou- r. TRUSSES, belts elastic stocking, uiteo by of 13 noon on the the 10 m until dy exp ettendam You pay no more tor thu I to I MglggQgQt ggg ttagegtglOMgagagga The Utah Copper club entertained funeral. , Youi doctor will ecom.ne.io us service after- BI TCHE.R Funeral serv.ces wul b held at at a Christmas program Friday Fhygtetans' Slip Q.. 40 W 3nd Poutn j fternoon lu ini- Third noon at the clubhouse, in honor of all CLASSIFIED i o ciok Sunday hr Louue for Vis Re, rhunrl uril 175b the Magna. Garfield and Arthur Weather Strips ADVERTISING RATES Butcher. 7. ISO Lowell avenue, who died 1300 children receiving candy, Phoi.r GU ARANTEBfD wors c experts The body will be burled in Wedneaday 1928 Effective 1st. direction May of Deaeret nuts and s gift. R E BREWER CO. Hy 3331 or Waa City cemetery under SUNDAY 18c Per Line The Mlaats Lulu and Marie Mi GaiMortuary compny The body may' be. .viewed in the rose room of the mortusry rwe Llae lasses. of Salt Lake were the guests of l'nserue n's I 13 noon Sunday until from I tiro company and Sunday J3c dally ANNOUNCEMENTS Miss Maurine Helller Thursday 44c Sunday and 3 time dally Mrs. Ltman Clark returned SaturMay . HEAPS Funeral service for Mra suimay ana s time" daily Sunday and 4 nme daily alerwk Means g? of :i' WggeT 8 t day from a three month visit with 126 Personals nue. who d'ed Thurdy. will be held auncay ana s time deny Mrs J Carson, USION BASBSH SHOP. Bill ran': FVop. Sundav and times dally rn tte her parenis Mr and sfternoem 12 30 7le o'clock SuneTny of Lob Aitgl las 0 W 3nd So COX BROS BILLIARDS. DAILY 15c Per Line SugarlKHtte ward Burial will be In City Mi and Mrs Jnlin spent cemetery under direction of the Deaeret Caateeativ lasae The body may b ChrutttiiA m Draiier RHEUMATISM - I mil s!dlr tell anyone Mortuary rompny ttoltltMj Mrs. a 0 lo t from trs.aence viewed the two family I was cured in four days sfter how Line Tim Mt Isnnaid a ,raothri. Mrs Leon Mit- Timet rime Tinea a go. mull IS Tvoow wHdgur. 3 33 It makes no 3 73 . years' terrible suffering: 33 .3 00 tl chell tear fSvld getvTce difference what form yu have, if you 3 I tLLAJWET" Funrl 4 44 117 . It a celebrated at Mirtnifh' ma- box 147. are suffering, write Dept. 4 00 60 Rodser Me.lsrkej 17. oii of Mrs Ann a 01 03 Little Rock. Ark elMsfeh Chrlfct- I N 3 40 7$ i i 30 Melisrkey. who was kiflfd Tii "BlBgnler '"orLgutt cif gytW'tye J BROOCH-Piatin- um furnae . Wat Agent 103 Furniture Reptfrtng 1 tkWHWB WltWtiJPs i a It i Hfmi Jstr4r Tassll!eiaws MrTLn l ' 1 ."""". Ptent . to The Tribune.. POCATELLO. Idaho Announcement of. candidates for office who will be elected by mall ballot, and up adoption of resolutions drawn Saturday morning in general assemthe bly, concluded in the afternoon h final business session of the annual convention of thi' Idaho Education association, which opened here Thursday morning-MisElla V. Dobbs, associate professor of Industrial arts at the nf uissnuri was the Drincilial speaker at the morning assembly held at Frazler hall, her subject being'' "Training for a Wise Use of Leisure Resolutions Pledge Support To Legislative Program. Resolutions adopted pledged coop eration in carrying out a legislative program outlined by W. D. Vincent. commissioner of education; support of President Frederick James Kelly of the University of Idaho in his at-- i tempt to coordinate the educational work of the state elementary school to the university; indorsement of the work of Charles Haffke of the Anti- saloon league in the matter of char- acter education and approval of his film. "Alcohol and Life," and ciation to the officers of the asso ciation for their work during the past year and to the people of Pocatello and the committee ln charge oi arrangements for the convention. The resolutions were submitted by a committee composed of Ray M. Berry, Eldon B. Session, Charles D. Yates, C. E. Bocock and J. P. t Magna Pro- tv , . Ses- thirty-sevent- ' LAWRENCE. Kan.-T- he title of g Junior king for 1928 has been conferred upon Raymond Standing, student at the Lawrence high school. corn-raisin- LAMB, WOOL w t . 4Tm.h -- fSSmVT- .SZ?SJ$Z - 10-- mra conve-burglar- B ?TttGrft - in ia 1 . 1 ae-nu- Stockholders Twin Falls Concern Elect Officials, Hear Reports January 8. Ilea 1 DO WC SPECIALISE OVERS'! L'F FIT FURNITURE ROTAL PARLOR FURN CO.. 347 BAtTI IHO SO WAS 1WI u n; dues renewed refin rep Furn Co.. 7b a 4 So H S2t HOME FURNITURE REPAIR OO., reliable Work guar. 171 W. 8. Temple, Was. 2234 TWIN FALLS. Idaho. The annual business ajid election meeting of the Twin Falls Canal company will be held Tuesday, January 8. It will be an session with reports of the year and routine matters to be considered. Five directors will be named for one-yeterms! Stockholders may vote by proxy and all such votes must be in the hands of the secretary by January 2. Each share of stock is entitled to five votes, which would amount to more than a million votes if all stock were voted, since shares are equivalent to the 202,631 acres on the Twin Falls tract irrigated by the company's laterals. The present directorate is as follows: President. N. V. Sharp of Flier, for five years on the board: T. M Baird of Twin Falls, six years a member; W. R. Hatfield of Buhl, four years; Peter Link of Hansen, two years, and W. C. Brown of Castle-forone year. all-d- ar - d, Beniiion Speaks Before Chamber Progress Factors Subject of Public Relations Director; Officers Elected. 1 1 ' 1 . chU-dre- n. I canyon wednesoay in ai 4Rswga in the IJket be held Sunday at 3 p wrd chapel The body ousln. at the famUy residence 1334 Fourth iDally and Sndayl street from 10 a m to 30 p. m Sunday Three month IDally and Sunday I. orr Daetd was born in Lea Angeles. April 7. mouth aft 111 Ml father waa killed In an acei-d-ut One rear IDally and Sunday. atot In Blrtham two months month gStl are his mo'.her. Annie MeUarkvy. vivlng Bulk Rate for Dealers Furnished Cpoo and sister. Mr M a. Hardy of Bali Request Lake. Mrs .Eliiabeth Lawrenge. a ioow' of John A Lawrence, has been living with REGULATIONS the Mellarkey family for year and ha COUNT fi words to ftri ,:rn become as one ol the family t and all words per no thrfter n PARKER Tnerai sen ., e for Sarah one breviaiion counted ord Interviews eunfipenuat contract. IIU Parker. 71. who died t the home Words printed la capital tag .r '' rrv rre. Ntional Law inform s letter arords to a Mrs Patrick M of Lei her Une average rnddaughter. W Ind South Aaan . 333 Atlas U J4-- 3 Bruce. 0710 Redondo avenue, will be held CHARUBD ADB win ee in led lor aetua MABBAok BATH Lnes of space occupied, regardie Electric Re.. of Sunday in th ward chapel at Charlea-worth- . 330-3treatment rm 7 Utah Intermeat wiU be in Its worn of mad ttefort Tiunn tlmt aft. Jensen, Alia gttdav Charlwrorth cemetery under the direccation -" of Salt of SITUATION WANTED AOS tion oiuM Lindquist pa., healthfulf "sUBjularing.- aicc MASSAOE. Lake for owfor publication Surviving s re a brother William baths, elm trea.i Room 33u 30 Bo EKKORAt Mrs. Wintertorn. or our c in Chrleton. daughter. classifying printing Mala Tshould be called to attention of rhe ITtb-uJoseph Hart!. Salt Lake, and a' son. Fred POEMS" SJT- TO MUSIC: Master Craft 300. s. once crick Parker. Salt lake Wasatch Advrt'r Song Pub a . Seattle. t fA r etpecud to chect th rtrgt nsrt?oi uTvBTrvi Wtt W. lAhn No ellowanc will 'be md for repesiec LEADING apeculist, aeute. eheoeie ureet. Mortimer: 71. 143 Elgiitn erroe after the first do 3 of men Dt Onffith. 1I3U Main m vlH t In the Eleveirth be held Sunday p , riMar- - RgO irioune office ire- uj8I.no ward chapel Af4DA RaitTJ tie died inursnay at MISS team balB and ma at 13 o docg midnight. xcept Saturday o cai nispivai nr - . snr aijrn s. tl- -- Anas bldg Hours 10--0. . 10 And .Sunday evenings at n R,,rv anrt p m foi ill VilanrT OrfTTWbr" ma'aiUV SWEDISH- nwmr next day s i.blicatlott n a retident of Salt Lake for euhieen Rose Baker rm 320. 3J So i3lte hi wife. Sophi are yaaurw. StinriTlng Phone Wasatch 590 TOBACCO TREATMENT Mort.mer. and four sisters in England The Famous Reeley Tobacco Trelra- - nl The body may be viewed from 11 a. a ay Oseairted 4 as 110 Prepaid. Keeur ttuutuie. 003 E. srd So. ' to 1 p. at at the Deseret mortuary. i:i:gii BALDWIN UKS Home prgcucma totum Cupid's counsellor, new tight on pressing love quesproblems, dependable tions 433 a tno Bo Ruby apt Was 3070 SALT LAKE SHIR7 SB OF. 400 ) rlldk Shirt mad t order repaired, f t PhOP" MATH EW kelLV. 470 S tttj fast 10 years Are you worried1 experience no advice in health, buaine ociai A acientlfic human ans.rsis Hy 4363 R rheumfttim. for REAL Swedish massage colds Open Sunday 300 8 Stat, rm 303. OIVORCE Bankruptcy, business trouoies. IM 4 on c PtLIAL MONTHLY RATES Pc ua. One month 13 70 Bt .r la' 'ft lt mt eve Mia Bwytuc l in aat-huo- Green, wtto is teach- - Prue. is apendlng the with her isarrnt. Mr and Director to National Body Reelected to Place. Included in the unfinished business was the appointment of a director for National Education association, C. F. Dlenst being retained by unanCassia County Flockmasters imous vote. Ray M. Berry, who has acted as chairman for the interscho-lasti- c and Farmers Organize reorganization committee, was unanimously nominated for the presidency of the interscholastie actirlty Joint Associations,; board. Invitations to hold the next convention in Boise and Moscow were to Tribune. The Sprcial extended to the association and the BURLEY. Idaho. Strict grac'.ing time of the meeting was left to (he of both lambs and wool by members discretion of the executive commitof the Cassia county cooperative tee, as was the matter of the annual budget. pools was favored at a meeting of small flockmasters and farmers here, called for the purpose of organizing the Cassia County Sheep & Wool Growers' association. Consolidation of membership in both lamb pools and wool pools, as will be done the coming season, was the dtttcome of an experiment in handling lamb pools alone the past TWIN FALLS, Idaho A crowd of season. nearly 2000 attended the opening Ths success of last season's pooling dance in the new L. D. S. church auwas evidenced by a large and repreditorium Friday night. The aftersentative gathering of growers, at noon children's dance also had a which 2153 fleeces and 832 lambs were event large attendance. The signed up. Pooling contracts were was preceded by a shortevening program, inaccepted and a constitution and by cluding musical numbers and a wellaws adopted. It was announced that coming speech by President L. G. pooling contracts would be available Kirkman of Twin Falls stake. Bishop p.t the banks in Burley, Oakley and Roy Wood had charge of the enterAlbion and at the couuty agent's oftainment. Murtaugh, Kimberly and fice. Buhl wards were represented. R. C. Rich, president of the Idaho The dance floor ln the buildirig is Wool Growers' association; George of modern spring floor type and of season's a member last Durfee. counted one of the best ln the state. lamb pool committee, and County Church services are scheduled to Agent W.. W. Palmer made addresses. Sunday and finishing of the The proper feeding of lambs was dis- - building will go on as rapidly as cussed and urged. funds will permit, with plans for a Directors of the association were general opening some time next elected as follows: T. J. Hetland, Roy Painter, George Durfee, E. J. T.arsen and C. E. Lewis of Oakley. These men were authorized to han- die both wool and lamb pools. The directors will meet Monday to select officers. County Agent Palmer will cooperate with the directors. Canal Company IpQOLS UNITE Sets Poll Date T l. 1 Furs and Furriers lot S Special B-- Waa. BABBELS fur dept.. 33 "8o8lU! 3031 Fur coaj remodeled expert work 99 gTSS gram Approved. . Detectives Bet C ABSN Criminal 98 Beauty uuuure HIGH SCHOOL UTAH THE Hi-- REAWTY lTJLTURE 128 Educators Finish sion; Legislative Lar-ki- n KSiw" grTTdoBTuME Coatumea. wig, plays, operas. noielUea AeiaKlCAN work OK EH GIVEN a'awwe,"' Idaho c- E GRACE E THOMP80rir44 rates to club Lesson, firms 97a Hy Piece or day. specially. hour. 341 B.. 0th So W CANDIDATES MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho VP). Two uniisual livestock ibperatlons are under way here. Lambing has begun in several flocks in this district, but instead of being among the usual surroundings of spring, considerable snow is on the ground. The lambing flocks are carefully sheltered, of course, and the young lambs will be quickly fattened for the early market. In contrast with the lambing oper- ations. wild horses are being round H up here for .h.pment to Portland rOre.. canneries. The meat is sold to Europe for human consumption The animals are of no domestic value, but this year are bringing S8 a head to drivers. The usual price is $5 Twenty-tw- o carloads of horses have been shipped this week. x. Petenan Lab 85 gugr.: Oc runeril-aerv.c- Carpet, Rag Cleaning C!CAN1jk DRESSES, Moving and Storage t. JJenJ,jyork CRICK and cemenTwork neatly llone work a specialty. Hy. 3190-- J 82 reuphoT Ir Ufa Co 2tti''nm'.mim CfiiMiss'ieeiW'rfewe 'o-- BOOKS 91 Mattress remooeiing I482-R- . ... C.UIE OP THE ORGANS OP special Special reference to the eyes by Dr E Q Oowans. 307 Med Arts bid.. Soc. 8t!a nRrsaMAKINO. alteratlona fining guar 470 E th Bo BOISE. Idaho VP). Idaho sportsmen have no reason to complain of game and fish supplies in the state, in E. Thomas, state the opinion of game warden. irr an annual review of the work of rlsWvlaraH Tknenae aMnn that the pai.t ycar ..ha unquestion- - Lambing Begins Under Snow; Wild Horses Rounded Up for Europe's Food. 1 and chemist igtt Phone Waa 4114 Aasayrre and chem Temple Assayers and ehem Temple Was W14 L. BEEZLEY. practice in an a Advtee frea lis Brooks Araedc 80 Salt Lake !3M 4 lna MAIL BALLOT Raymond Standing, Kan son hiph school boy. has been named junior corn raising king for 1928. He ii shoun with some of hit corn. Stock Operations aJB-- Attorneys 87a Mattress Repairing . Yiai 1070 So Ruby. Apt TlAIN SEWING. DRESS REMODELING 7107 Was. Cory Fur Shop.Ji EBdway. E iTAT'fTffESSETrrrrnUure tiered BALDWIN of His Department. .m P.rticuiat reae customers, guar to please, oui work never regret bringing u I Was N itta 4386 as Most Successful 590 J. 181 TmaJrlalsTpIcTure UarniMTTmpoVP -t, era and dealers In original alls Art Co 335 8 Main nd print tr.ter-M- t Artl U MW rrlmved Sceiie of Unusual INCREASE Wanton TelcpSon Junior King of Corn Belt - 85a Art Materials and Mfgs. 83 109 YOU Dr rru oiut vw.. ji GAME! Mountain Home Game Warden Describes Year Dressmaking-Tailor- ing iADIfe. TOUR FURNITURE. FINE CHINA At HOUSEHOLD JOOD9 are worth a lot and deserve speclail'ed con alderatlon Our storage accomm idjiloru are splendid, clean wild orderly We are not bothered with rats or mice, because wc do not store merchandise Our pars ers are trained men with years of expert We are proud of our servico ane ence Invite inspection All inquiries iheeriuhy answered Possibly our suggestions might help you STORAGE. MOVING. PACKING SH1PP1NO Redman Flreprool Storage '.'o. Mil So 4th West Street Waa 1481. waa 144 Female Situations Wanted 127 'i0tfaflWg a. SSS State Was trom rode Knudson WHILE pn i.Ue w. Deft 19U 15 East No Tern Ballet, tap .oa trot and acrobatic Beginner class waits Thura . I p m Claw or on lntr xSfiiMot. Job 111 Write Main. JACKSOtf'8. 84 by Brown, Learn Learn Dancing Schools Woodward's, it K tti'Outa PrlvtAe tenons, 7 Sc. II Was. UaHA Tfcnioor7sned years experience. Via n.urkiv AS jQ ''" ON Osteopathy 126a House JJleaning; 105 Wa up. Girl, women. g week. at home. while earning. Sample lessons free. Franklin Institute. Immediately M4-Rochester. N. Y 82 ersonals 126 macn iklubdi. bicycles LXDrE8.TSTS?w akin lor the "d B1T" 1M mh a h ini 1 " ...V mito; cays by multiple electrolysis. Temple-tc- n 104 Hat Cleaning Habelle Stevenson. Specialist. 603 Bid. Wm Jill. MEN S tr)t. 0V ladles. Wc Shoes dyec to MABdAGa "and bath, dietetic, tov.ce tOc Rei Bat Cleaner 340 8 Main Lobo health SM no 1 WM WM ALL gtnd hat renovated by Chris, the Halter Onued JHltrrs 170 So HlW 106 WANTED announcements 1 KEPAIR washing 150 EXTRA SALESPEOPLE 81 SERVICE 30, 1928. CEDAR CITY. Dr. Adam S. director of the public relations department of the Utah Light and Power company, gave an address at the annual banquet of the Cedar City chamber of commerce at the El hotel Thursday evening. The subject. "What Makes for Progress." was dlveded by the speaker Into five topics, natural resources, markets, sane laws, leadership with vision and social morale. Immediately after the banquet the chamber elected the following officers: President. S. J. Poster, cashier of the Bank of Southern Utah; vice president, Dr. E. A Farrow, supervisor of the scattered tribes of Indians in this section; for board members. P. E. Lesser, superintendent of the Union Pacific dining room and hotel service, and Douglas Clark, prominent local board memman; for one-yeber. A. J. Morris. Instructor at the Branch Agricultural college, and present board member. The two holdover members of the board of governors are James Smith and D. David Thorley. The retiring board members are K. Jones, president; Parley Dal-levice president; J. P. Fuller and P. W. Mlddleton Ben-nio- n. two-ye- ar live--to- ar t y. Large C4rowds Attend Dances In New Church br-g- ln Double Funeral Rites Conducted Special Smith Prepares Bill Authorizing Land Purchases Special to The Tribune. WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 29 Representative Smith oi Itictho, after conference with the commissioner of the general land office, has prepared and next week will introduce a bill authorizing owners of land in the grazing regions of the west to purchase from the government vacant nonmineral public lands adjacent to their present holdings, in tracts of not more than 320 acres. The bill is drawn on the thory that If land owners can, by direct purchase, acquire small grazing ereas Immediately adjoining their present ranches that large quantities of public domain will pass to private ownership and go oft the tax rolls, and the grazing problem for the government Itself will, to a material degree, be simplified. Tax on Margarine I p for Discussion Water Interests Methods of BOI8E. Idaho (Id. Plan Safety Work taxing oleomargarine for the benefit of Idaho butter will be discussed by on Jackson Dam the State Dairy association In Its anMra B. S Oreen Mr T G Waciworth and sons. nual rneetlng at Jerome. January 3, O Parrel and Milton Mr and Mrs J. P. the program for the meeting Special to The Tribune. Ureka and dSUKhter Grace 'I of . . IDAHO PALLS, Idaho Repre- Salt Lakr and Mr and Mrs. J L AlAmong speakers at the convention len were Christmas dinner guests of an John 8. Welch, commissioner of sentatlves of the Jackson Lake stor- Mr and Mrs. Arthur Luchesl. agriculture; Dr. Frederick J. Kelly. age water interests will meet in The Magna ward conference will president of (the University of Idaho. American Falls Friday. January 4. be held at the chapel Sunday eveand R. T. Davis of Welser. president to determine what portion of the $125,000 safety improvements on the of the dairy avsociation ning Jackson dam will be undertaken this Mr and Mrs. W 8 Re id entertained at a fgtmily dinner Christmas Carload of Geese, Ducks year. Arrangements for the confer- ence were concluded at a meeting day ST their home on Mam street. Wendell From e. Shipped were here Friday, presided over by E. B. laid for twenty-fivCovers Mr and Mrs. B S Oreen and famDarlington, superintendent of the Mlnid-ik- a ily spent Christmas at Mldvale. the Special to The Tribune project. WENDELL. Idaho L. Bailey, loSince the California dam disaster, guests of Mrs R W Stokes and cal livestock buyer and poultry man. last week sent a car containing 1800 geese and 500 ducks to Twin Fails, where they were prepared for shipVimi. Joseph Malstrom Of West Jordan ping; to the California marked The u th sniest of Blshoi) and Mrs Wil ceese averaged 12 pounds ia weight liam Harkiess and Mr aed Mrs Ed- - and the entire carload was valued at Wm, ward DLnioud. Mr. and Mrs Ezra Day. oLfOpdPi; rhe etiest.s of Miss Bemice wffp , , v, , f - ,, f vtr to The Tribune. TWIN FALLS. Idaho. Funeral services ware held here and ln Jerome Saturday for James Dalley Pratt, 43, who died at the county hospital Wednesday after an illness of several years. Services here were ln charge of Bishop Roy Wood of the L. D. S. church, and at Jerome, Bishop N. A. Olsen, Kimberly, had charge, with burial taking place there. Mr. Pratt had lived at Kimberly a short tune, coming from Jerome about four years ago, where he was afehop of the L. D. S. church for about four years. It was during his term that the new cliapel was oegun ln Jerome. He was prominent in other affairs, having been head field man for the Wyoming statelndustrial school prior to his residence ln Jerome. He wes later employed as colonization agent for the Great Northern Railroad company, with headquarters in Salt Lake. He spent three years, from 1908 to 1911, on a mission to the southern states. He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Hazel Pratt; eight children, his mother, three brothers. and two slaters. The children are Mrs. Idella Dellapp. Bur-le- y Mrs. Mary Pratt and James Pratt. Pocatello; Lou. Noel. Robert, Paul and Hazel Pratt of Kimberly. His brothers, Parley Pratt. Pocatello; Joseph Pratt, Aberdeen, and Alma Patt. Kimberly; his sisters, Mrs. Let-- tl Dunn. 81m. Mont., and Mrs Lynn Larsen, Salt Lake, with his mother and Mrs. Estella Pratt. Pocatello. came here for the funeral services. ; ; Education Budgets Match With 1928 BOISE Idaho "Through the state Institutions are confronted with Increased enrollment ln nearly every case, the state board of education has so arranged the budgets for the new biennlum that they will come before the legislature asking for a total apof no more than was acpropriation government inspectors have been tually expended la the blennlum Just makings a concerted campaign for c'oslng.': W. D. Vincent cxnrruiner safety Jaxi precautionary measures, of education, said Saturday. "Not all local water men point out Although the needs of the growing institutions H M felt that th Jaakson renervoir is will be met. it Is true, but increase d in no danger recommendations of aDpropriaUons were eliminated from lnTpectcrrs for added safety factors the budget in the Interest of the J tax situation an being complied with. ln our state. ' i