Show It 590 THE - Travel Resort (Continued from Preceding Patjel IV alter PIANO INSTRUCTIONS W 2117 Templeton Bela DOROTHY HUfHFS reopens her studio afE Y N 2007 ter study In §Jlh IL 9M6-610 TRAVEL BY LIKES rXCURWV PATES NOW IN EFFECT LOS ANOhLFS MO 00 10 SS KFNO troun inpl 13 65 SAN FRAV UNCO (round trip FINP 8T COACHES LOWEST PRICES TIME FASTEST DETROIT OBITUARIES Piano Instruction 137b $39 3 44 3b 54 35 PirrMD'RCH NFW YORK K Perkins Walter K Perkins former resident of Salt Lake died Sundavifet ins home In Los Angelts of general debility according to word received by Salt Lake friends Mr Perkins was about 75 years of age and 138 Dancing Schools left Balt Lake about ten years ago While here he was employed by tne Port1ms WOODWARD 8 346 80 MAIN-- Prl land Cement and was an active toe oriental fox trot walla member of thecompany 2u-- l first Church of Christ Bellap 5013 Was one tepWrueJoTjajalof em m He ic survived by his widow Mrs Mhinle JACKSON 8 255 E 3rd So BUt tap aero-bat- lr leeaona Reese Perkins Los Angeles three sons ballroom Claaa and ori Walter L Perkins Jr ( hhe James C of Nev and Jerome Paul of Los Angeles one Learn to Swim lotia P daughter Mrs Beth Reynolds Los Angeles and seven grandchildren Exercise beats dope 6 lesoi s $10 Results W 1732 Sprgs ThoriitonWarm Prf guar 139 Positions Wanted Female school mould like TEflPLE SQUARE HOTEL GIRL aattending board half day in exchangefor a age L D 6 Busismall and room and PiiCKE WAS 1316 Itess college Was 1812 77 WEST SOUTH TEfIPLE attractive: young with lady wants position with )o al firm opportunity for house-i1tro- A e Mr Lake 8t Boph Rgor 61i ormery di d Sunday morning of a paralytic er home hi Los Angeles accord-wor- g OICj revived here lng t0 Mrs Reesor left Halt Lake to go to Los She came to Salt Lake Angeles In 1926 (loin F ngland in 1871 8he is survived by her husband Theodore Reesor of Los Angeles thiee daughters and 5 vears experierne Elhort-fishadvancement four sons Mrs Claude Hardin Mrs Hur127a bookkeeping hiath typing office ley Caswell and Arnold and Ja x Ree?or eveo Phone al references Be'it woik of Salt Lake Gladys Robert and Lawrence 5J96 J UTAH-CALIFORK- IA l Los of Reesor Angeles a brother Thomas nlngsJfy WOMAN wants work by the day cleaning Robinson Balt lake and three sisters Mrs ' Ada Howling and Mrs LUra Ison halt Lake Exp good worktrCali Hy5279jR Mrs Alice Mitchell American Pork also girl wishes work as cook or gen- and Express service at freight rates” Cen- GERMAN ten grandchildren Was 87O0JiV housework tra)door freight and refrigeration service Door eral Best of references to delivery without extra cost Regu- GIRL deslns housework Tele Hy 4649 R Reasonable wages lar schedulesLAKE-LO-Fully Insured SALT ANGFI FS 9 child WOMAN with years old wants genJames Bteven 68 died at his home 429 135 West 5th So Was 4034 Was 8169-eral housework Goshen street at 11 p m Saturday after UIKL7exierieiiced housework He was a native of 8i of In a brief Uncus general 127b Was 8lfifl W land and had resided in Balt Lake nearly wishes work years He is survived bv a son DougInformation all UnesTTours anTcrutM GOMPf if NT stenographer wishes post lion 70 las two daughters Ehrabeth and Jesisle or will take work at home Hy 604J-American Express Co 24 W 2nd 8 W 200 Stevens both of Bait take and a brother Samuel of Pennsylvania Interstate Express ' HOTOR EXPRESS James Steven Steamship Tickets 110 Employment 130 Male Help Wanted V" EARN ! 25 EVERY HOUR I want a few men and women to help Bie put over fastest selling line of Xnias crads in America Dally pay in ad vance bonuses dividends $1000 In prizes to customers close orders immediately 3 Quick selling Xmas card box assortments pay loo pet profit Biggest company In Its field The Process Corporation 429 Ness Bldg Main and 2nd Bo Sis Balt Lake WANTED-- 4 specially salesmen 23 to 35 years old muvt be heat appearing reliable and furnish reference Large national concern offers unlimited opportunities for workers moderate Income to tart Increasing rapidly as you learn business Apply promptly ai 10 a m or p m at room 429 Temple Sq hotel WANTED — Young men throughout state for salesmen positions Address with ref erences Sales Manager 333 Hubbard Ave Salt Lake BAKER — Cake Pie and bread man State age name of lAst employer wanted Steady employment Boxsalary 8 elegram WANTED —Salespeople for special selling Hustlers earn $10 dally 8t George hotel Apply bookkeeper-stenographS!XPJtRIFN( FD Apply Box 1 2Q Trlb -- Tele HAVE opening for live wire room 212 er Auetion Sules Albert Scott Ere AHEM Al AUCTION R OF UfiCLAIflED FREIGHT TUESDAY OCTOBER 13 BHARP 00 INK UlEIOHT OREGON BHORT DF POT FIRST SOUTH AND FOURTH WEST STREETS Parlor furnaie or circulat heater office desks and chairs radio sets walnut cedar chent overntuffed davenport and chair wicker davenport and chair banjo dock hand vacuum cleaners large oil range floor lamps boudoir chairs rug chairs rockers console table small dining table linoleum rugs glassware galvanized 2 enameled ware maple syrup ware mechanh s colls insulated copper wire carbide tools personal effects Mason jar caps large Incineiator sink shoe sole polish toilet paper roofing paper stationery toilet preparations milk bottle raps napthalene blocks doors oil paint 29 doz stove pipe elbows calendars radiator gylcertne antifreeze storauto tires age batieiles battery add auto uartg 3 bbls denatured alcohol groceries ale milk sugar ginger matches co oanut rice flour Snowdrift syrup candy salt soap cleanser peanuts dates and many other articles You are Imlied to Inspect this good lot of merchandise MONDAY at our new AT 9 A M I ft 11 to 8 141a Advice and Guidance STATS DISTRIBUTOR — TOR UTAH— FRANCHISE THE NFW IMPROVED AND PFFRrtsg ANDY ANDY M F AT AND BONE rT1 INe) MAC HINES To BOTCHF lt— CUTS MFAT AND BONK AT ONE OPERATION MOST HIGHLY IMPROVED FUUIPMENT OBI AIN ABI K FIEID 8AIFS MOR IN BALT LAKE UTY IJIH AND it I I! FOR PFRSONAL INTFHVTFW — INVFHIMFNT RFytlIRFD— DFPRKSmriN I'HOOP FVFRY BUD HFR WANTS IT PFRSONAL INTFRVIEW For ADDRPSS BOX T 5t TRIB TEIE EYCItmrVE BILLING ShU TO BAI ENMAN WANTED U office Young man to for well est gbIDhed concern peei!t 6alr nd conimiMion Mut b high nool irdute and hrd worker Oh phone number ftddreaa ref erencea and axperirnca 7 Box Trlb Tela Utah County Units of Water Project ' of Completion during September reports on tlie Provo river (Deer creek) and the Rush lake (Tooele county) units of the Salt Lake basin reclamation project Is announced In the monthly progress report of E O Larson engineer for the federal bureau Of reclamation to George M Bacon state engineer and secretary of the Utah water storage commission In addition to the completed reports Mr Larson announces that the Ogden river division report should be completed by the end of October and that the revision of the report on the Moon lake project will be forwarded to the Denver office on completion of the typing The Ogden river division report will Include a summary of economic features of that unit which Includes a showing as to the comparative values of crops from the lands in their present condition and as may be expected when supplementary water provided Contiguous lands with full water rights furnish the basis for es- - stage Annie Hall Stout State Sets Tests For Examiners Caroline J Blain The first Bait Lake endowment house few years of thetr married life was spent in Fmerr county They later moved Ic Bprlng City where they since resided Mrs Blain had been an active church worker serving as a Relief society teacher for many your nd deulilr iurvlve1 Jam Flv tons W nd Mu Httn and Mr Maud Acord Manti rilv Mrs Matilda Allrad twanty-flvHprln s Mrs Jannle Roranson Ephraim frandohlldrsn si Mrs Dlantha (Ive brothars and slstars Mra Barah Hansen I arsan Philadelphia IierBon Washlnnton Kphralm Mrs Mary D O Fred and Delos Olson Fmery rounty Funeral services a 111 be held Wednesday Hh InterIn the werd rhanet ment In City cemetery L H Ewing told the police Sunday he would confer with the county attorney Monday relative to ob tabling a complaint against a man he suspects of burglarizing his service station at 478 East Second South sheet Mr Ewing reported that $4 was taken from a cash register He said he also missed an automatic pistoL ill a Weather Report La Rae Carter child Rae Carter rROVO— of Elmo L and Dora Oourdln CaCer died la Sunday at the family residence 3B last Semnd Bouth street The baby was an only child survlvln ere the Besides the parents EU and Elbrrta Oourdln of grandparents Orem and Edward 8 and Anna B Carter of Funeral service will be held at th Hatch m with Funeral home Tuesday at I 30 Interment in Provo City cemetery Mrs Almira Cuymon services were TON— Funeral held Thursday in the ward chapel for Mrs Almira Ouynion 56 who died TuesdayIsnight at her home here from cancer Bhe and by her husband A W Ouvmon Mrs and daughter (he following oni Bait 7ella Mrs Lake Fllrabeth Otteson Logan Mr Dewey Midvale Lee Guymon Clarence and Katie and Alice Johnson Gene nrvTINt CONSULT Mme Merle on privgt 14 K 5th So business affair Wa 9031 Ouymon Huntington MADAM OFRA1 DINE 30 yrs exp readings BIRTH dat)y157 N8iau Was7083 Lehi — Ralph end Wanda Hansen Hawker MME FRICKhON son a psyReading dally Exp chologist 45 E Bdwy Apt 416 WaaJiOUll EXPrrtlENCFD tea cun reader Mary E 4 8u Buckles 5th Fast Was 9(JJ2 M PROF MAH1FW KEILY 20 yra experieme NOTICE Was 4351 Meredith Pts 160 1st ave for debts MAE RAE psychoanalyst and numerologUt I WILL not be renponulble In my naijie by any other contracted NoftO Kensington apisW'as 9164 mveelf MRS BALDWIN 433 E 2nd South W 1524 Dated October 11 1971 Health bus love advice You 11 like her A H PETTIT 6uc (Signed) Wfalhcr conditions October 1! 1931 With th eastward drift of the trough of pressure which Saturday evening stretched through th Mississippi) River valley and It replacement by the huge Rocky Mountain high temperatures In tlie lentral states have dropped considerably being generally below norma) Light rain has occurred through pari of tlie central states ver northeastern Colorado and southern Wyoming and icaiterrd sprinkles have occurred over Utah Hktes over these regions were still cloudy and r‘n was falling at Cheyenne Denver and Dodse City Except over Utah skies west of tlie Rocky mountains were clear Temperature In the far west have not changed greatly in the past 24 hours Comparative data at Salt Lake City Temperature Degrees 6 Highest temperature today 88 Highest In this month since 1874 Lowest last night 47 Lowest this month sine 1874 26 82 Man for today Normal 54 Preripitation for th 24 hours ending Trace it 6 p m 22 Total for this month to dat Accumulated deficiency for this month 44 to dat 1 22 to date Total since October 44 Accumulated deficiency slue Oct 1 Bun rises at 6 36 and get at & 53 October 12 1911 low Vt FAT TAKFN HFR OB8FRVATION8 AT 6 P M MOUNTAIN TIME thn aeiima Xmas Stationery value New Ideas Write for ample FNURAVFO CKAFT Boiton Blork MIVNFAPOLI8 MINN WANTED Four specialty talesmen for a Good proposition Only real Jive producers Mr MU ler 323 McIntyre b d ala one-ca- ll ed paid Bee 135 Positions Wanted — Male MKt HANITTorge apt nrhlntTmgrTVx nerienced and good reference 155 Mb E V m 9rd Ro i'l A 1 maintenance ork need fall per repair steam aea hatln driciidsble and adaptable Wa jj8 R R Bhiduan 4 p m in pub flower ETF cook desires work will cook on deer 81 EVEN — Funeral sorvlc for Jam fltavrn hiiht refs Box T II Trlb Tele alii be hkl Tuesday al No clock in the Twenty-fiftward chapel under direcHOTrL clerk I yr member Greeter of tion or RUhop Joseph H Mi Ph Friend America furnish best refs consider pol may call at the residence 4J9 Goshen tion any plate Bn T 33 Tub Tel (rwt hifidsv from 11 a m until time of rvlcei Interment In City lemetery 133 Female Help Wanted under direction of the Deseret mortuary TIDD-Funei- al for Rev Untabeth fvlo VE-'vTRf'PIK US FCr T ItA r ORVi CleSil s LI Tidd 30 wife of Mi Klnley T idd and to 30 drwnrtnt on hr own lupport Mr of Mr and Thomas Webb daughter with mnu alc or tierlmria arprri-n- r of Blnshsm who died October 8 at the for gtafly 8411 KDAY ()MY Bingham hospital fnllowm an operation work For interview writ fully iwrn will he held Tuesday October 13 in the Box T 17 Ink) of your experience Tilh-Ta- l Bingham CDS ward ehanel at noon wtih bldiup Lyon ufHilaUng Friends WOMAN mtur refined who can dev le wishing to view ll e remains mat do so whole or pr Urn to work 321 Temple al the Bingham mortuary Monday and (on blog InTuesday until lime tor th servlie terment will be in the Provo cemetery LK FNfti’D operamr wanted at the Culmer-luleunder directiou of th Bingham morshop 6'2 Templeton bldg Beauty A tuary Excellent opportunity io salrMadies 1 15 w ake w k LKF Funeral up rvlie for Albeit Stoll Ure will be held luesday at 12 noon In the K h KPER wanted for toum and bd MOi Fifteenth ward rhaiel with Bishop Fred smail p a- e 177 K b h So M m bet 4 5 Cas'ello nfktatlni interment will be 3FX DhlK NUFT) saiegwoinao wanted for pe-in the City cemetery Th remain may al work Salary can be arranged Room be viewed at the Joseph Wiliam Tavlor FMt ( all Monday lit) Bldg US North Main street lie mortuary COM riFNl 8 rFNfXDt A PH P R APPLY Monday afier 3 p in and Tuesday until hO T K M I IE IMMFiUATFIY time of the sen m es £f the job you want is not limed her today Florists tell what kind of wotk you are fined for 142 t tomorrow In 119 Position Wanted Female Hundred of employer hire work- CRNFBT LAMBOURNF C Bo Mam Waa 61 er from this column renulsriy A four (4) 8U lake oldest and leadina florist d ad gnat only 6Hc per Uri for both Iribuna and Telegram NOTKE TO COAL DEALERS 137 Schools and Colleges Tli Board of Education will rarwlta bid at 311 City & County Bulletins until 5 otlofk v m Tuesday OcQUISH tober 13 Jim for furnishing and erU'Vlt OF RKSUTY cut HIRE TH delivery to ail Public p hoot Build HrM IN I H IS WtHT No other voegthm In Halt lake City the Coal re inga a t a 0 orof able ( at t on renue-- 3rd floor enured from October 15 1911 to June Fvr q J on B dg Was 7560 jrn iW 30 saiociCulture UTAH HIGH CTAH HfnH 8f of no mum I’ftnto 6 mo Beauty co ji se 110 mo ngr ni hy gigd II 5 f f mar1 fr'rd for catalog 3U lift Bldg WDfl 4 WOOL C III 12 General 8pe Iflrat Ion and lnatruc-thn- a to Biddr may obtained at 311 City At county Building THE BOARD OF FPlJi AFfON OF HALT LAKE f 11 Y UTAH By OKoROR KING Clerk be designated In each ward in the 27th day of city on Tuesday October A D 1971 At auch election there will be tub-mutto e vote of auch qualified reglatered electors of Salt Laks aa ahall have paid a proper!) therein In the year 1930 the following question SHALL SALT LAKE CITY SALT TAKE COUNTY STATE OP UTAH CREATE AN INDFHmNFB3 BY Imbuing its neootiame I'l ar notified applications are to be made this week through the office of the county agricultural agent room 307 The loans city and county building are for the purchase-- of feed exclu sively Farmers and stockmen of Pleasant Green Hunter Granger Taylorsville and Bennion are assigned Wednesday morning for making application ac cording to V L Martineau secretary of the county drouth relief committee West Jordan South Jordan’ Riverton and Blufldale applicants should file Wednesday afternoon Draper Crescent Sandy Union Midvale and Butlerville Thursday applicants morning and those from Murray Cottonwood South Cottonwood Holla-da- y and the lemaimng sections Thursday afternoon POISON TEST FAILS AFTER WOMAN DIES rurther (Pi-Ho- e U S State Plan War on Bad Fruit to Close Fifth Street and Open Sixth Street Crossing ad strt GRANGE URGES USING OF FUND Federal Court and that the state has apparent failed to provide its share of tlie amount needed to grade and oil state highway No 25 through Jerome county east and west via Eden and The $18000 to $20000 Hazelton raised by Jerome county taxpayers the committee said is not enough to improve more than a small portion of the highway Construction of this road from Jerome to Rupert has been pending the last year Minidoka county having also raised a special fund through a tax levy ready to match state funds Rupert officials reported here COUNTY SETS Opens Monday In Pocatello POCATELLO Idaho— The district federal court will begin its fall ses- sion in the federal building Mondav morning with Judge C C Cavanah on the bench Naturalization cases are first on the calendar and w ill appear Tuesday while trial jury members report on Wednesday United States Distuct Commissioner F E Tv deman stated Saturday that 32 defendants will appear in criminal caqes during this session of court excluding those who are not as yet under arrest The majority of cases deal with liquor violations the remainder including those violating the Mann act the Dyer act and other federal laws United States District Attorney Hoyt E Ray and his assistant William Langroise will represent the govern- Apple Growers LAND TAX SALE ment Seek Sales in Home Markets Lincoln Officials Announce Court Fines Man chickens all plucked and ready for the frying pan were stolen from the Coon Chicken Inn warehouse 2950 Highland drive early Sunday morning The thieves also carted away 20 dozen eggs 200 pounds of flour and 200 pounds of sugar according to poTWIN FALLS Idaho — Reports lice reports which showed the ware- - from apple growers in Twin Falls house was burglarized between I and Jerome counties Saturday india m and 8 a m cated that home markets are being largely depended on this year for sale of the crop Commercial quotations are so low that the harvesting costs exceed the price offered with very few outside markets open Ranch El Trio south of Twin Falls largest apple orchard in Twinj Bert Reading of the state board the of agriculture inspection service and Falls county was reported selling cull for $2 50 a ton compared with George Daughters of the federal apples service have been assigned by the $12 a ton last year Several of the glowers around Twin Falls state board of agriculture to inspect larger selling their crop to people who fruits coming into Utah by truck from were the orchard while some are putvisit Idaho Word has reached the board and ting their apples in storage Joe Day Eden owner of the largest the commissioner of agriculture Harm Jerome county said den Bennion that a considerable apple orchard atxut -- tQins Jonathans amount of the fruit trucked from Idaho is vormy and cull stuff It is from 55 acres That crop as well as others is normal or better but further found that the federal gov- most the commercial market is not favoraernment's tolerance for spray resi- ble for extensive shipments due is being violated by the truckers when they cross the state line State and federal governments intend closer cooperation to reduce the sale of this Inferior fruit on the Utah Thirty-nin- Votes Idaho— An ordinance RUPERT was published Friday closing Fifth street at the Woolford Milling comrad-ropany plant as it passes over the Sixth tracks and opening on the property formerly leased by the Buhl Seed and Milling company and occupied by the old Hawkins warehouse until destioyed by fire a few months ago The ordinance was passed at a meeting of the city council held Tuesday night It was stated Thursday by Mayor B B Titus that the Oregon Short Line has promised to cooperate with the city and following publication of the ordinance will take up the crossing at the mill (H&t place a new crossing at the Sixth street intersection Following this the “city plans to gravfel and oil the stieet to the intersection of the paving fronting the County Motor company Suggests Paying Interest Minidoka block w'est of the crossing building a on Bonds With Cash By opening the new crossing a clear view of the business section may be obtained by those traveling the new Unexpended highway Plans for moving tlie crossing have under wav for several weeks JEROME Idaho — 4Fanyonside been The Buhl company owners of the grange adopted a resolution recom- elevator near Sixth street crossing mending to the Jerome county com- will be offered the site at the presmission that a $20000 fund raised ent Fifth street crossing in exchange last year on a special tax levy for road for Sixth street location construction be turned into the county's general fund to be used in paying interest on outstanding bonds This action was taken because the money has so far not been used for the purpose for which rt was faised Thieves Steal Inn’s Chickens Ready for Pan Council Who Killed Deer Offering of Properly November IDAHO FALLS Idaho — It cost Newell Walker of Iona $50 to kill a deer which wandered onto a farm SHOSHONE Idaho— Lincoln coun in that community last week when he ty officials announced Saturday that pleaded guilty in probate court to several hundred town lots and about having no hunting license Charges 2000 acres of land on which taxes against three companions weie diseviare delinquent for 1926 will be of- missed because of insufficient fered at a land sale here November 9 dence Charges were filed by Deputy In addition a number of other de- Game Warden Charles Cowan linquent properties will be offered again as they failed to bring satisfactory bids at previous sales The new list includes 41 parcels of land ranging from 40 to 160 acres each with valuations ranging from $6 48 to $92906 the latter bodv ol VICTOR Idaho — Nine cars of land having a water right There iambs and seven cars of Hereare 79 town lots in Shoshone Diet-ric- h spring ford cattle left Victor Friday for and Richfield most of them in eastern markets The cattle were Richfield Their minimum valua- from Jackson Hole country and weie tions as set by the county commis- in good condition sioners range from $3 41 to $163 97 Potatoes are being dug extensively The appraisals on all the delinquent in this region properties total $7097 84 The lands on which taxes prior to OFFICERS INS T LLFD 1926 are delinquent include about 200 SODA Idaho — Officers "forties” and about 25 town lots in installed SPRINGS at a meeting of the local the three communities American Legion post here Tuesday were- Joe Lallatin commander RUPERT Idaho — Minidoka county Cal Jenne vice commander John Hardwill issue $30000 in anticipation notes 6 man at per cent interest to take up apadjutant M L Horsley chaplain John Bews sergeant at arms proximately $20000 in warrants and A of the balance J Mintv finance officer W G $10000 to be used for Miller service officer I- - C Ruud current expenses during the rest of the year employment officer J A McClurg Four years ago the county went on BURLEY Idaho — Prominent Ma- Preston was the installing officer practically a cash basis Since that sonic officials making their annual PAIR HEAD DRIE time all the warrants issued have trip of inspection and official visits been purchased out of any funds on to many lodges of southern Idaho BANCROFT Idaho — Leslie Stewhand thus saving 7 per cent interest were guests Saturday night of the art and Royal Wilson will have charge of annual solicitation of subscriptotaling for the four years it is es- Albion blue lodge Those attending were Grand Mas- tions for the Idaho stake M I A Octimated about $5000 Due to the fart that delinquent ter Percy Jones Black foot and Dep- tober 11 to 18 Thpy will also have taxes have been slower than usual in uty Grand Master Albert R Man-oc- k charge of Era and publicity work St Maries Grand Secretary for the ensuing year coming in and the county being called upon to make a $12000 bond Curtis F Pike was recalled to Boirc SON IS BORN attending meetings in Hollispayment this fall it was found that after Mr SODA SPRINGS Idaho-- A son approximately $70 000 was needed to ter Twin Falls and Burley take up the warrants and to have Jones and Dr Manock then went to was born to Mr and Mrs Aaron American Falls at the family home here enough funds to finish the year - Lambs and Cattle Leave for Market Minidoka County Plans Note Issue markets - Masonic Leaders Guests of Lodge c Oz-be- rn Burglar Tramples Cmip8 Gather Bridge Reopens Altorney’s Lawn After Collapse For Convention cou- BONOS IN THE SUM OP SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND 1)01 LARS 001 000 FOR THE PURPOSE (tX)0 OP RUPP! TING HA1D CITY WITH A GENERAL 810RM AND DRAINAGE SEWER AND INCREASING AND EXTENDING FNIAROING PRESENT THE PERFECTING STORM AND DRAINAGE bEWTR SYSTEM OF SAIT I AKE CITY SAID SEWER AND SEWER SYSTEM TO BE OWNED AND BY SAID MUNICIPALITY SAID PONDS TO BE ABHO-- l UT FLY DUE AND FAYAHIK IN NOT MORE THAN V EARS EROM THEIR FORTY PATE AND BEARING INDHEST AT THE RATE OF NOT TO EXCEED FIVE PfR CENT i3L PHU HP RV AET FH ANN I'M AS SHALL BE DETERMINED BY SAID CITY “ E BY ORPIN AN( The poUa will be opened at eeven o'clock a in and continue open until aevrn o clock p m of the name day and will be cloeed et that hour There ahall be no apeclal reglelra-tlo- n of voter for the vald election but the official Regleter” last made or revised ahall couatltuta the "official Regleter" for such elec’lon The ballota to be tiled id voting on the question submitted will be prepared and furnished by the Cltv Retorder to the Judge of election to be by them furnished to the voter Th election will he held and conducted In all respect as nearly as poasihle In conformity with the General Flection I of the State IN WI1NEM3 W 11 PH EOF the Bttard of Commissioner of Salt lake Illy In th State of Utah hao caused this hotlc to he published end posted aa required by law thla 31th day of September A D 1911 JOHN F BOWMAN Major Attest Ethel Mstdonald Ct'v Retonlr First Publication Sept Hath 1971 Publication Oct JtJth 1971 pon Gould B Blakely on two charges forgery and false impersonation Mr Taggart said Apple was placed In TWIN FALLS Idaho— In a bulletin the Salt Lake county Jail at 1 30 p m Mr Taggart said that Apple is al- issued by Harvey Hale Twin Falls leged to have purloined an adjusted county agent he summarizes a service certificate belonging tories of tests conducted on several Richard M Jacoby of California and farms here the last year or two show ing that bean yields are materially in creased through fertilization of at falfa and clover crops although the beans receive little benefit when fertilizer is applied to them directly This he said show's that beans do not readily absorb the chemical elements in fertilizer but respond quickly to good physical conditions of the soil and to a good supply of humus as provided by alfalfa and clover Tests conducted this summer on the J H Glandon farm four miles south of Twin Falls revealed about equal production of beans from ground that received commercial fertilizer and from ground that did not The yield was about 30 bushels an acre on both plots but on the C H farm five miles southeast UljPiiiist Decides to Make of Griffith Twin Falls the bean yield was increased bushels an acre where hxammation to phosphate 63 was applied to alfalfa last year Adjoining land that was in Determine Cause alfalfa last year but not fertilized with the phosphate averaged more than 6 bushel? an acre less mer TWIN FALLS S In the direct fertilizer tests q©the Saxon Twin Falls county chemist Glandon farm phosphate was apone stage reported Sunday night that as heavily as 375 pounds per of a chemical examination to deter- plied for acre complete fertilizer of mine the cause of the death of Mrs mula applied up to 600 pounds per Walter Howard 35 Wendell farmer’s acre and ammoniated phosphate at wife had failed to reveal any traces 125 pounds per acre without increasof poison the yield over unfertilized plots Mrs Howard was found dead in an ingMr Hale said that while these tests abandoned building on the Howard show fertilization of alfalfa and clofarm near Gooding A bottle of fluid ver to be the best means of increasfound nearby was brought to Mr ing bean yields where these crops Saxon for analysis He said addi- can not be frequently used in the rotional examinations of the woman's tation system seeding rye soon after vital organs would be made to deter- the beans are harvested and plowing mine the cause of death it under two or three weeks before Mrs Howard was the mother of the next bean crop is planted will infive small children Her husband crease the bean yield by supplying was hunting deer when her death oc- the humus although it will curred and a messenger was sent into not necessary the increase fertility of the soil the mountains to locate him This was demonstrated this summer A coroners Jury returned a verdict by y A McDonald C L Smith and Of Q6Rth frOIH unknown CSUSCS several other farmers west of Twin Falls Plowing the rye under several weeks before planting time is required to prevent maggot- - damage to the beans He slated soil fertility is the greatest asset on Twin Falls county's approximately 250000 cultivated acres and should be maintained in this way Facing charges of embezzlement according to deputy sheilffs Carl E Harroun 32 was held in the county (all Sunday following his return from Las Vegas at 7:30 p m Saturday in the custody of Deputies Wesley L Maughan and Van R Savage Harroun according to Frank Armstrong assistant county attorney is accused of leaving the city with from $700 to $800 worth of automobile repairing machinery belonging to tlie Fletcher-Lura- s He was company arrested in Las Vegas Wednesday at the request of the local sheriff's 8lt for William He-bElwood resident of this city for the past 23 years who died at the family residence M3 Chamberlain couit on Ov tuber 9 will be held Munriny at the LUO Donnell mortuary chapel commencing at 2 p m Friend may ee tlie body at the O Donnell chapel on Fourth East street one half block below South Temple street Interment will be in the family burial plot In the City d in Ms cemetery Mr Elwood year at the time of his death and wa a veteran machinist of the Denver &Rlo Grande railroad HINSI EIGH — Funeral service for William Ralph Henslelih will be held Monday at 1 P m In the chapel of the Joseph William Tavlor Inc under direction of B P O E lodge Friend may call Sunday until 8 Jo p m and Monday prior to service The body will be ent at 6 35 p m to Morning Sun Iowa Please omll County Agent Tells New Way of Fertilizing Fields Planted To Face Charge SALT I AKK CITY CT All BROWN— Funeral service for Mrs ElisaSIWIR BOND FI FCTION beth Hlxon Brown who died Friday in SPECIAL 1CESDAY OITOBFR 27 1931 Cal will be held Tuesday at Berkeley 1 PUBLIC NOTICE P m In the Fast Mill Creek ihapel Friend may call at the residence of PURSUANT to ordinance of Lke Sarah J Cannon 3214 South Tw'eniy-thlr- d on La gtreet from 10 a m unit) 12 30 p m City Utah adopted and approved 1931 the 34th day of September Denver was arrested at Magna Sunday morning by Henry C Taggart chief of the local office and W A Merrill agent of the United States secret service Apple will be arraigned Monday be fore United States Commissioner Accused Man Back FUNERALS prlorto servlie El WOO!— Funeral service of 36 n Earn bio money quickly Cards Box Assortments i Annie Hull Btoilt 6 HURRICANE — Mr wife of John Henry Stout of Hurricane died at the Washington county hospital at St Oeoige Thursday In a diabetic coma She underwent an operation luesday lor Hie removal of a toxic goiter Mr Hall wa born April 2 1865 at RockThe newly appointed state examinville a daughter of Charles and Heziah Hall and spent her girlhood in that town ing committee of naturopathy TuesShe was married in the St Oeoraa L D 8 she and her day will take tests under the auspices temple in IHflfl and In 1900was In active of the state department of registrahusband moved here She chimh and social work and for many yeers tion to prove they are technically was counselor in the Primary organisation Her hufthaud nd nine son and daugh- qualified to act as an examining comInland and La Von mittee ters survive Walter Stout Mrs Ive Wilson Mrs Fdna Gibson Announcement to this effect was and Mr Verda Wright Hurricane Emermade g'd Burnt Laverkin Mrs Stella Allen S W Golding diMrs Fisie Wood Mt Trumbull rector Sunday by 0 the state department Tlie also six brothers and alsters Jo' n Arlr I a Lemmons new Mrs Alfred Hall committee members are Dr and Myra Mis Dora B out Hurricane Arthur Hall Louise L Sahr Salt Lake Dr Elmer Monroe Charles Hall Nephl Hurat were held Friday Funeral services Stromberg Ogden and Dr M A comfortable salesroom near the north ricane with Interment in Hurricane City Nelson A Salt Lake Dr Schrelber end of the freight platform ON POUR II cemetery THE WESI a naturopath of North Dakota and WF8T flTRPPr OPPOSITE FACE OF THE PASSENGER DFPOT ReH Dr E Minns of Salt Lake have member the auction is at 9 sharp Tuesprepared the questions and w Al mark day morning SPRING CITY— Mrs Caroline Justesen the NO CHECKS Terms of sale Cash the director papers announced Blain 69 wife of James Bla n died at their OREGON SHORT LINE R R CO As soon as the committee qualifies residence early Sunday of heart failure A 8 CHARDB 8ALE8 AOFNT after an Illness of seven years It will set a date for the examination W H ADAMS AULTIONLFR 31 1863 a Moroni May flhe at was born 1484 TO 1486 80 STATE HY 4800 and Matilda of candldatestojractice naturopathy daughter of L A Ju&tensen was killed by In Utah Her father COL E C JKNKINH 8 L s oirieit estab Yenaen Justesen auct 160 East 2nd So Was 4310 the Indians near Balias while she was a young girl J B HALL AUCTIONEER REPORTS TIIIFF’S RAID Bhe was married October 31 18 9 in the BFt ! 8 EVFRYTHINU HY Cts Salesmen Wanted 591 Waiter Faces RUPERT PLANS TESTS AID IN County Agent Veteran Bonus Begins Receipt CHANGES FOR BEAN GROWERS BASIN REPORTS Of Loan Pleas Frand Charge CROP PROBLEMS Salt Lake county farmers seeking CITY JTREETS waiter native Sunlmary Covers Tooele Carl Apple' federal drouth relief loans have been U S FINISHES Albert 8ott Ure yard foreman for the Bennett Oil company died early Sunday morning of heart disease at hi home 7J3 West South Temple street Mr Ure was born in Scotland on March Is-11 IS'd the son of James W and Jeanette He had been employed by the S ott Ure Bennett company for the last 15 years as yard foreman Louise timates widow Mr Surviving are hi Stanford Ure three daughters Louise and Concerning the Cache valley diviIrene 8 Ure and Mrs Genevieve Heaps one son Albert Ray Ure and five grand- sion work is at a still more advanced Lake of Salt children all who can sell and direct salesmen fi Unlimited for right party Write giving s experience and education Box 3 Trlb Tele EX PFRIF NCFD shoe man give complete details of your experience Box 7 Trlb Tele MEN wanted — Two Junior salesmen for Urge west coast co Room 330 Felt bldg Call Monday WANT man expert at peltiug foxes Phone Dr Sears Holladay 92-- J OI D established manufacturers representative will Interview those interested in selling grapejulce couceaU(e and brie ks Box T 42 Trlb 1 e I MAN with car to solicit 722 East 1st So Fast Side Tailoring and Printing Co OPPORTUNITY for gmbltious sales repre- - HKH-- I ASS AUCTION SERVICE HY ‘WAi gentative Box T 53 Trlb Tele THAI 88 M DFRRICK AUCTIONEER MORE young men wanted for electrical and CHARLFS L ROACH Auct buy fura PostUons telegraph work guaranteed on Bell comm West 3rd South 815 less pays more Western Eleetrt c a Colleg a 133 Regent at Fo n e 101 8 MORE young men to flit positions New Announcements student may enroll at any time Position for every graduate Call write or phoue Henagrr Business college 45 E Bdwy Personals SPLENDID opportunity young man earn 141 way through school Western Electrical 333 Regent gt HYDROTHERAPY 1018 AND MASSAGE College Wa FOR REDUCING & the position you seYk lsnot listed ner Technician F’cprlnrn today describe your qualifications in a THE PHYSIO I HER APY CENTER Situation Wanted— Male" ad (58c per 105 Wa line for a ad) Ask a clerk to help S10CUft BM HURT? OoilauTTfiS ‘W "cOMPl ON you word your ad at Waut Ad DepU Trlb -- FF Foot Specialist 3oO fit ott Bldg Was 6i)60 Tele 145 So Main Bt EXPERT masssge Mis Walker 534 So 131 Employment & Investment Maln Was 8993 Hrg H to 8j m Non&urglcal Injection treatment of hemorTWO years tarings credit for one year payrhoids (piles) painless permanent Dr ment! in secured bond Box 6 Trlb - C 8 Iawrence 8ol Templeton Wa 4140 1 elf FRFNCH Instruction from teacher 5y France prlvateor class reaaW 9891-132 Schools for Men REOI8TFR now for dancing iwlmming "unci k samm iionoo to class aork game Deseret Gym W 1424 work 00for HFALTH massage elc baths exp masseuse n month 2Q Bieady Job 18 to 60 4()J Templeton bldg Was 3488 Paid vacations Sample ooachlng and lilt positions FREE Write MINFRAL baths massage by gkiHed nurse in rned'ately Franklin Institute Dept 231 3rd E Eva MiNalhy Wa 9790 M 336M Rocjiester N Y ANNOUNC 1NG the opening of Johansen B ARBFR8 ARE IN tTEMAND Earn while Massage Parlor Ladle exclusively Apt you learn barbertng Taught in a short No Main Was 5880 iUr Approved by all states J24JS0 Swedish massage MOLER 8 BAR BFR COLL 118 REGENT BCIFNIinC Expert 335 Constitution Bldg masseuse Hr 134 TelephoM Wasatch LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING OCTOBER 12 1931 WALT — Employment Travel Opportunities 127 waakh Telephone Itay 8 McCarty Salt Lake attor ney has a gilcvance against the bur Notice la hereby given that a pe- - glur who entered Ilia home via a rear of window Saturday evening niai meeting of the etockholdar th Utah Bllver Fo Farm will be While Mr McCarty who lives at held at the office of Clark Rirharde 2149 Twenty-secon- d East street is LkBOWcu ‘"utah Pmsd At the theft of a diamond ring 19th dnyof o tober i)i ateiKhtnd a diamond bracelet he told police o clock P M for the purpose of da-- 1 his ire was the more aroused because elding upon (he future course of the the thief trampled his newly planted front lawn in leaving the house Tlie burglar entered the residence between 6 30 and while the NUTICE TO CONTRACTORS family was away Lighted matches Sealed oropoaala will be received hy aided him in tlie senrrh of the house the Utah biat Building Commiwtion according to Patrolmen J E lUmll- M' R' ‘son who invert!- (‘‘T'uuh untT iVckj1 mociohe 13 1931 and at that time publicly and read for "Ih Construcopnl tion of a Oarag and a Cow tHiad at the Utah Btat Training fckhool nar Amrritan foik Utah Plan and specification and proposal blank may hr obtained a( the offh of th Arihltcta Hott A VVrUh Room 214 Iooly Building Tom Ttano 21 of 629 Fmery street Balt Lak City Utah work Th pioponad to b lot son of Mr and Mrs Antonio Ttano on lindar contract m llalod above was Improving at the L D 3 hosProposals ahall b made In alilct accordance with all provision of the pital Sunday night after suffering and must be mad on Internal Injuries in a football gamp specification blank fornii Vo he provided by the at noon Ar hltcct Tlano wa1 Injured while piny ing Cah or Certified Chcv k In the football for a team of the Utah Power amount of five (M pr cant of th and light company where 4ie is embid must accompany h proposal III right la roamed to accept or ploy d against a team from Poplar Grove The game was being plaved rMaot any or all projwva!a UTAH bfAIR BUIIDINU COMon a field at Seventh South and W J Hallormn MISSION t llie Injured youth Finely streets R K Brown Suparlntan-dan- t was rushed to the emergency hosof Oontru Mon ai t'll 1 and inter 1971 irmovcd to the L D S Flrat Public aMin October 8pm ’ Injured Football Player Iinproes I Praal-dn- last Publication October 13 l'Oi ha pH li BLACKFOOT Idaho — Porterville Idaho— The Roval Neigh of America will hold a district bridge the south crossing over the convention in Buhl Monday with Snake river at Blackfort which coldelegates from Buhl Burley Twin lapsed about a month ago under the BUHL bors Falls Rupert Hansen and Hollister Thev will register at the opening session at 11 a m with a luncheon following Mrs W P Joyce Buhl will preside as district president the Buhl camp giving the welcoming addiess and the Hanseq camp the response Speakers will be Mrs Ida Hamblin e Portland state supervisor Mrs Watkins Twin Falls- Mrs Maud Morse Hollister and Mrs Amanda Nelson Buhl district secretary After an evening banquet served by the Rebekahs the Twin Falls ramp will conduct initiation and the Burley camp will conduct a memorial service Lf-fi- - weight of cattle passing over it ha been repaired and was opened to traffic at 5 p m Saturday The repair work has been done under the direct supervision of County Commissioner Ras Hansen At the time of the collapse the commissioners derided they could attend to the repairing personally better than was by contract and the matter turned over to Mr Hansen HEADS TWIN FALLS V F W TWIN FALLS Idaho— A Wynn Smith was elected Fudav night as commander of the Twin Falls Vet erans of Foreign Wars succeeding E A Langdnn who declined rrelrc-tm- n John O Rasmussen senior vice commander Charles Helfrecht junior vice commander Guv D Miller quartet master W J Gravhill officer of tho day Arthur R refers rtiaplnin TFW WEDDINGS HERE LONDON (UP)— The first wedding in 16 years occuncd in the parish church of Grove when Miss Dorothy Bateman married A E fctret a Lawyers clerk of Irighton Buzzard The rhurrh is tlie second smallest in TWO IF4VE FOR CONVENTION and Grove’s is England popula'lon 21 IDAHO FALLS Idaho-M- rs Leon fit R(iLAR LOOTS HOME Row unit rommiUeewoman of the C E Rvmussert 428 Cleveland Seventh district of the American avenue reported io police his home Legion auxiliary and W C Valen was enleird between 7 and ft p in tine of Itlgbv national alternate Sunday while th fnnulv was awav executive committeeman for the the burglar taking $7 Horn a snnll American Legion In Idnho left heri vav Ings bank and a watch Police Hu'urdav for Mai kav where they will entrv was gamed thmugh a basement t tend the romiutton of the Fighth sa-c- t -- indow i" (Mi t )nni n I -- i U 8 DkPARTMENT OF INTERIOR BUREAU OF PUBLIC ROADB Denver Colorado Sealed bide single !U be received In the Bureau eopv of Public Roads 237 Custom Houee Bldg r Denver Coloiado early In Uie season of 1872 and then publicly opened for constructing the followof the ing projects Project South Entrance Highway from Lewis River to Thumb consisting of approximately 12 miles ol grading and drainage structure Project of the Unnd loop Canton Junction Tower Junction consisting of 18 miles of base oourse surfacing of the Grand Loop Project Blaik Tall Deer Creelc to Mammoth consisting of approximately efn a mile of grading and drainage and a portion of Projeet of the Orand loop Bridge Bay to Canyon consisting of grading and druhmge structures the strove projects all being located In Yellowstone Park Wjomlng Thla Information le Iseued at this time so that prox(ec-tlv- e bidders may look over the locations before they become covered with snow as the bide will be opened In the early spring of 18 U at which time snow conditions would usually preclude the determination of the cheriscter of th work The Bureau of Public Ronds’ engineer In charge of work In Xellowsione Park with office at Mammoth haa preliminary plans of the proposed work on the Bur-luri- atruc-ttire- ground which may be reviewed by prospective bidders Approximately two weeks Just proceeding the opening of bids further invitation will he Issued In which will he given principal Items of work approximate quantlile and time of pc rformance Also M whirl) time romplrle Plana fcpeclfleallnns and Bpec lal Provision b will available for examination Th rimlrart on these project will not he let unless fund ar Appropriated by t empress and a'lotied bv Ihe Na-- c ms I’srk her-Irfor this wnr' A F A IhgDUlht ng hirer flrv |