Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE STATE’S FUNDS GRANT STAKE GAIN $390000 PATRIARCH DIES IN NOVEMBER Thirty-Da- y In- Treasury come Totals Expires Suddenly While Attending Priesthood Meeting News of Week in Review - SaltLakeand UtahEvents (A brief resume of interesting and Started— The first degree murder important news events of the past trial of W E Howard Jr accused week in Salt Lake and Utah) 4 f slayer of his father in Third district court State and Municipal Affairs $1122158 MONDAY MORNING 4 DECEMBER 7 1931 LOGANutah Correspondent Res Phone 858 Circulation Res Phone Office 112 North Main Phone 116 87 -- J Episcopal Field RUSSIA RAZE Secretary Visits Salt Lake Girls PROUD CHURCH Miss Frances Arnold field secre- Huge Structure Makes CHURCH LEADER U S A C Head tary of the national council of the Way for New Palace Friendly society in America Hears News of Girls’ will speak Monday of Soviets 8 p m at St WARNS OF DEBT Fallier’8 Death atJohn’s E p lacopal 1 : mission 1597 Ninth Deaths and Accidents Mlcah Francis Hants 83 patriarch East street at the I MOSCOW Dec 8 W— The Cathereceived was late LOGAN—Word Outgo 4in Grant stake of the L D S dral of the Redeemer one of old regular meeting of — Melvin J Ballard of Saturday LOGAN Penevertheless G Elmer President but Not by church died Sunday morning while unexpected Russia’s proudest churches was the Service Bo-Died — Alfred Rordame 69 Salt the quorum of twelve representing tax expending units blasted Into a heap of ruins today attending a priesthood meeting in the distressing to decrease astronomer Lake of the the L D S general authorities at terson of Utah State Agricultural col- ciety of Peter and j discoverer collectax in was the The funds In the Utah state treas Whittier ward chapel Second East great to make way for the palace of the Hordame comet musician and pho- the quarterly conference of the Cache lege of the death earlier in the day John Salt in current the tions for year street of his father Augustus G Peterson Miss Arnold is on and Kensington avenue ury were $390000 larger at the end soviets of acute heart disease at stake warned church members never tographer were Total Lake 83 A was receipts Ana of November than they were at the believed to have heart attack county It was a difficult Job for the walls to go in debt during good times He beenat Santa severalCal where he had a tour of 4 his home in Salt Lake compared with the monthly report of caused death Mr Harris had been living beginning tion and will re-- ) years with of Moscow’s largest bouse of worship was inare said when times that estimated good an and last ill tor Mrs on Edith Woodruff week about P insisted but year a Treasurer A E Christensen released daughter Died— A Fred Wey 71 Salt Lake the time to —It had a capacity of 10000— resistmain In Utah two I This hotelman pay bills but conditions come this year of $863122108 attending the meeting Saturday shows following a few days’ ill- such as the present could not be Death was caused by a paralytic weeks to speak to f ed stubbornly and it was necessary no but reduced be decrease will by N He was stroke Mon suffered in second born the 1 ness from kidney trouble in a Salt antiglow recently women’s "g u Id s j Receipts from all sources for the to use small charges because of the helped if one got in debt Mr Peterson was bom In Denmark and a u x i Uaries : month were $112215873 and dis- mouthshire South Wales August 3 means wiped out by delinquent col- Lake hospital close proximity of dwellings Throughout the Sunday afternoon in 1848 a son of Mr and Mrs Augus- While In 1848 a son of Thomas and Ann Wil- lections bursements were $73203303 Salt Lake The building which previously had has The family emigrated she Is the Died— Dr Archibald A Kerr 60 session Mr Ballard talked on pres- tus Peterson In round numbers $66000 of the liam Harris Converts to the L D S Dwindling tax Income which than been stripped of its priceless art ob- guest of s ent conditions while at the morn- to Utah in 1858 rather rule become to the came America faith in the In of retired of Lake general Plain Salt were physician ' family nonrevenue I settling receipts accretions local Friendly ects and interior furnishings looked other anemia at his home in Salt Lake ing session he spoke of the Priest- City Mr Peterson was married at the such as returned investments of the 1854 landing at New Orleans then the exception furnishes among ? as if It had felt the in missionary Salt Lake in 1872 to society council and hood organizations fury of war- Geddes state land board and of the board coming to Utah via the Mississippi things effective arguments for public Agnes time siege guns Died — Mrs Golda May Kunkle Mc- work Other speakers of the morn- They lived in Plain City then moved Is staying at Row river and the Mormon trail They economy a subject which was promi' of loan commissioners Work on the palace of the soviets Mahon 46 of apoplexy while sitting ing session were G W Linden of to Preston Idaho and later to Poca- land1 Hall Episco Of the $1056000 receipts classed settled near where the town of Hene-fe- r nent in the news of the week A a massive convention hall is 'schedschool tor Ernest T tello Idaho before moving to Oregon p a In Spokane Orval W Adams Salt in an automobile a few moments the stake presidency Summit county now stands as true revenue $434000 came from Miss Arnold uled to start the first of the year Mr Harris was married In 1868 to Lake banker proposed consolidation after a visit to her physician who ad- Young Joseph E Cardon president They came back to Utah in the 90’s girls the general property taxes of the society Jane Bond Eleven children of governmental agencies as a solu- vised her to go home immediately and of the stake Leland Allen Ray Mrs Peterson died In 1922 Mr Pe- In There are branches the beginning of this year'smarking collec Mary misTwo fox hounds and a fox ordiEvans Eldon Seamons and Cole terson had engaged in farming practically every diooese and four tion of the tax problem to delegates go to bed tions and $498000 was from the fed- were bom to the union TheHene-fenatural enemies have become in United the narily Sorenson The afternoon of sionary convention jurisdiction r sons Ifour division speakers R a western are and the at Harris survive: surviving George eral government as well as In Japan Porto playmates at Taunton England Died— W C Bell 70 Salt Lake were Mr Ballard President Cardon President Peterson daughter States comof chamber Harris of PresB States this United the city Blanding Joseph The federal government contribcounty farmer suddenly when he Sterling Richards from the German-Austria- n ton G Peterson of Provo member of Rico Alaska Mexico and the Canal uted $430000 to state road construc- David O Harris Burley Idaho Hy merce mission and Mrs Vera the state road commission Ray H zone are branches at Salt Lake Ogden notified drove a truck onto a railroad crossing Dem H rum B Lake Salt Harris His first Governor George tion during the month the forest In Utah the society conducts a Provo and other cities The organizathat in front of a fast Western Pacific pas- Scheby Stone from the Danish mis- Peterson Salt Lake Mrs Woodruff service $58000 as the state’s share of wife died in 1910 and 'Mr Harris the Utah Taxpayers’ association Indiand there house at Brighton sion senger train Santa Ana Cal holiday tion conducts summer schools1 aids Agnes Peterson Jones in he would cooperate with any forest receipts and the remainder married Funeral services will be held social workers and gives courses In City Judge Jesse P Rich was orwas money received by the state for 1913 C Ray Jones of Logan a son vidual or organization in the interest exa 1 stake dained member of the of Mr Harris’ second wife by her of economical government but high Wednesday at Miscellaneous Burial will be in Preston city character building home making and p m in Preston ter educational purposes deto M council succeed who Idaho the place to be announced la- cemetery F Young prior marriage also survives leadership pressed the opinion that the state Inheritance Taxes Total $22000 moved to Colorado Mr Harris served In the bishopric partments now operate about as effiElected— O R Dibblee Lake were Salt men The ordained Inheritance taxes amounted to of the Henefer ward for 29 years 14 ciently as the average private busifollowing business man and political leader as to the seventies of the stake Serge! $22000 Mr Christensen’s own of- of which he presided as bishop In ness concern of Club the of Balllf C Frank Cowley Willis A takpresident Bepublican examiners 1915 fice collected a total of $24000 of April he was ordained a patri- The state board of which $13000 was in cigaret sales arch of Summit stake coming to Salt ing note of pressure for reduction in Utah to succeed J Howard Garrett Dial William E Riter William A tax $6000 In taxes on automobiles Lake In 1919 as patriarch In Grant salaries of public officials requested who has been head of the organiza- Walton Earl T Hunsaker Albert V Holman Ether M Reese Othello for hire $2300 in inteerst on daily stake For the last year he had lived salary and wage schedules from pri- tion nine out of the past 12 years Hickman Carl O Felix K balances and the remainder in ciga- at the home of his son Hyrum B vate Industry Intention of the board The of Christmas impelled Munk and Foster S Reese Cyril ret license fees or revenue from the Harris 1856 West Second South is to compare private industry’s pay- Districtspirit Roger I McDonough Judge PRE-HOLIDAThe Sunday evening program was sale of oleomargarin licenses and street Other survivors include 38 rolls with the state payroll to see if Y during the week to declare a mora- under the direction of the stake chil the latter is excessive grandchildren and 14 great-granstamps divorces on torium his in court until Mutuals The program conThe loan commissioners contrib- dren conjoint of season after the holiday Hope The state tax commission feeling sisted of a Christmas uted another $5000 in interest on inby a is that some couples con- Wllford D Porter musicalreading numbers vestments the land board $26000 In $208000 on hand and there is a bal- the need of cooperation from county the jurist divorce will their change Mr Ballard and a talk ance of $234000 in the motor vehi- officials in the exercise of its enlarged templating interest and rentals If compelled to wait a few Music wasbyfurnished at the conSalt Lake county contributed about cle registration fund There is a authority to administer and supervise minds weeks a ference by the Third ward choir $250000 of the tax receipt thus help- balance of $48000 in the protest tax the tax laws of the state started seven district conferences ing to finance the state’s general fund account in which state receipts are series of Assessment proband its school fund Box Elder came given a sort of six months’ hoist during the week in with another $100000 Tooele with Balances in all other funds are less lems were discussed at Coalville Ogbe discussed Lake den will and Salt $40000 and Utah county with $12-0- than $50000 in each case during the current week in other diswhile contributions in taxes from tricts other counties wire negligible Some Salt Lake Concern $25000 was collected from six counMoves to Cedar City teeSalta Lake’sof “make work" commit-reties In state road taxes part the unemployment Receipts to the state general fund lief machinery continued its drive LOGAN— ‘Fire Chief C W Rapp were $170000 and disbursements Plans for the removal of equip- for $100000 to put 300 made and his firemen are busy arranging $182000 The fund closed the month ment of the General Steam corpora- men to work at the ready this of beginning for a banquet Tuesday evening for tion from Salt Lake to Cedar City with $88000 on hand and owing the other city employes Chief Rapp were announced Sunday by Thomas week with funds already collected 2 to donate employes agreed County dissaid Sunday that 46 pounds of turJ Yates president said a special $645000 In Road Fund cent for four their salaries of per had been and secured the firekey patch to The Tribune from the south- months and employes of private inThe state road fund in addition ern men will cook and serve the meal Utahtown to 4 were requested contribute to $400000 owing it from the general The company The banquet is scheduled for 6:30 TRAP KILLS MAKER plans to manufac dustry fund closed the month with $645-00- 0 ture furnaces and per cent if they have been cut no m in the fire hall The firemen water heaters LONG TurBEACH Cal (UP)— 10 cent more if than per on hand It received during the there Mr Yates said and will nothing they have constructed long tables to seat begin 10 cent more cut have than thieves been had been raiding E M approximately 50 guests The hall month $484000 and disbursed $430-00- building per key immediately The corporaMontoyo's coops so regularly that has been decorated with Christmas tion has offices here in the Atlas Harold Salt P Fabian Appointed— The state district school fund has block Lake attorney Republican national the rancher rigged up a deadly ap- colors $282000 on hand and another $120-00committeeman and a member of paratus to stop the depredations He Although Chief Rapp declined mas-to to its credit in the land board’s say Sunday who would be the President Hoover’s committee for fastened a school land Interest fund The for' Railroad Grants shotgun in the turkey ter of ceremonies it is expected he relief in western unemployment est reserve receipts which have not faced it toward the gate and will act Lumber Rate states as general chairman of the yard been distributed yet will be disfashioned a trap-lik- e affair that 1932 community chest campaign bursed through the counties to the Effective caused the gun to explode when the January 1 through rates 4 schools also ate was set the dead-opened He for on points along the Salt Crime and Law The state building commission has Lakelumber trap three nights without result and Utah railroad In connection Sunday he opened the gate before with the Western Pacific and Great Enforcement he remembered to disengage the Nortem railroads will be published catch Montoyo died It was announced Saturday by Aldon Now at Our New Home LOGAN— Another cold wave start 1931-3- 2 winJ Anderson traffic manager of the Two prison trusties one from the ed Sunday when the official reading BELGIAN VISITS LONDON stale prison and one from the city S L & U comat the Sugar Amalgamated — LONDON BelPaul (P) Mr Anderson who recently re- jail annoyed their keepers during Hymans pany’s thermometer registered 3 degian minister of foreign affairs ar- grees turned from San Francisco said that the week by breaking confidences below zero and a maximum of conLondon rived in alias for Warren Whelpley Sunday Harry shippers will now e able to get pub17 above Saturday’s reading was 15 arversations Simon was with Sir state John lished freight rates from tire Pacific Hart a prison charge above for the minimum WalBritish house and in porested an to foreign secretary by northwest direct apartment points along the Unofficial at tha fire ta Salt Lake Ac Utah which extends lice His srre-- led to the discovery ter Runclmin president of the board lion was zero reading at 7 a m ami 30 above of trade to ho declined wedded and to he had that Although from Salt Lake City secretly Payson residence discuss the nature of the conversa- at 3:30 p in Readings at the United P B Miller has been appointed maintained a part-tim- e States weather bureau station at the was 8c it tions his stretch” town while understood M Hymans Utah down Lake 8alt for the “doing general agent State Agricultural college were would an of seek in Mr Seattle the Wash at the railroad Utah adjustment prison unavailable GRAPE BRICKS Prison officials have until Decem- new British “antidumping’’ tariffs Anderson said Fog was reported In aome parts of & ber 29 to reprimand him as his term DRY SWEET the county early Sunday morning MAN RESCUES DEER on ends date that Three Utahns Receive TYPES a warning was given to car TYPES and SEASIDE Ore (UP)— Strenuous Bert Owens city jail trusty disap CHAMPAGNE to use every caution In drivPORT U S Reserve Commisions peared caused his keeper Chief methods were used here drivers BURGUNDY SHERRY ing through the mist to save a RHINE Jailer Charles Jorgensen a five-dadeer that TOKAY Sunday plunged 1916 CLARET MUSCATEL into the surf The Commissions as first lieutenants of suspension Giild Suffers been have reserve Held chased six animal Injury grantSeaside into artillery by Deliveries Made Promptly ed three Salt Lake men according to Filed — By the Utah Poultry Pro- dogs plunged into the ocean Bill In Collision of Autos a special dispatch to The Tribune ducers’ association a civil suit to re- Lalghton rescued it wrapped It In cover $4083238 allegedly misappro- blankets and cared for It until It from Washington D C Sunday LOOAN — Slippery roads were office man- recovered They are George Moore Wllford A priated bv its PRODUCTS CO again blamed for an automobile colRobinson and Francis H Stewart Jr ager William A Pritchett a crim38 East 2nd South lision Sunday afternoon which Was 5391 Gordon GANDHI VISITS GENEVA T Pritchard also of Salt inal complaint charging the former child of Injured the year-ol- d and Lake was commissioned a second lieu- employe with embezzlement GENEVA m — Mahatma Gandhi slightly mmm Mr and Mrs William Schmidt who tenant in the same corps grand larceny arrived from Paris Sunday to be the was thrown from the car when guest of Remain Holland his biog- collided with one driven by O A rapher until Friday at Villeneuve on Hogan of Lewiston The child reLake Geneva On the train Journey ceived bruises and was only slight crowds assembled around the win taken home dows of his third class compartment The accident happened at Second at every station and some succeeded East 208-21- 0 and Center street Patrolman in shaking hands with him At William WUUston was it reported Lausanne he took the hand of a baby unavoidable who had been held up to him by the The Intersection of these two mother streets is at the beginning of the boulevard which is covered with a MAN DIES IN FLAMES thin sheet of Ice MILLINGTON Ore (UP)— While his family stood helplessly outside L Youth by Gun C McDaniel 76 was burned to death in his home Sunday Intense heat Shows Improvement from the frame structure made rescue Impossible LOGAN — The'condltlon of Louis 1 Jessop 16 of Hyrum who accldental-l- y AUTHOR'S DIES BROTHER 1 shot himself Thursday was reAVALON i Catalina Island Cal ported as “fairly good” at a local — Louts Ellsworth Grey 70 hospital Jessop's left lung was (UP) brother of Zane Qrey famous au punctured his shoulder blade cracked thor died Sunday as the result of and the bullet lodged in his back a heart Attack He was born ill He went for two hours without tellZanevllle Ohio and although he had ing anyone of the accident studied civil engineering he spent When his condition was discovered his later years illustrating mRny of he had lost so much blood that he his brother’s books and stories of was in a critical state western life $732003 $9001-8929- Y y SPECIAL d OmSecfiom WORLD Hart Schaffner Firemen Plan Banquet for City Employes & Marx Two Trouser Suits NEWS 0 0 Through Fabrics selected for their smartness and wearing quality tailoring by a firm that has never put its label into a suit it could not guarantee Newest colors and weaves of the ter season— suits that you’ll be proud to wear during the coming holiday activities Logan Area Sees Zero Weather CALIFORNIA WINE FLAVOR t All season we’ve been selling Hart Schaffner Marx clothes at the prices of fifteen years ago Now we are doing still better— giving you better suits than you could get in at a still lower price life-savi- ng y ed CAPITAL one-tim- e CLEANERS Ppe- - Holiday Arthur Frank Cs South Main Street DYERS Inc TOEIFTT Special Injured Rug Special 9x12 8x10 $150 $125 Dyeing Special Plain Dresses Dyed i Brown Black or Blue— SERVICE THE BEST MONEY CAN BUY OUR SUPER MEETS SUITS and Q’COATS-- J Ladles’ Plain Wool Dresses Vj We Eire lisIsiiiiiiBi S & PHONE for SPEED SERVICE Wasatch 37 II C recti Stamps Only on wsk (AV-Th- Rumanian supreme court at Bucharest is expected to annul the mor ganlc marriage of Prince Nicholas brother of King Carol and Mme DeletJ next Tuesday it was learned here Sunday Friends of the prince whose elopement and marriage met with the king's disfavor said he would go before the court and declare his voluntary retirement from the royal family foregoing all monetary claims on the civil purse and other public emoluments It was thought however the court was not prepared to support the prince's plan in view of the wish expressed by King Carol Prince Nicholas is understood to possess a large fortune in his own right Funeral services for John H Bai81 Utah pioneer were held on Sunday at 2 p m in the I D 8 lightrenth ward chapel Speakers were Bishop Thomas A Clawson who presided and Bishop Nicholas O Smith Of the Seventeenth ward The opening prayer Was given by J'leepl) rrcere and the benediction ley ’ Vasafcefo 37 MARRIAGE ANNULMENT SEEN e BUDAPEST Hungary Funeral Riles Uriel For Utah Pioneer mid Coats Wool Bath Robes fast-burni- Super-Scrric- e Work was pronnuneed bv Tmrl B Needham bdward H Eardlcy dedicated the Igiave la the City nine ury Telephone Firm Official Dies of Heart Trouble Roy W Gardner 218 B street manager for the directory Mountain State Telephone and Tele died graph company Sunday night in Pocatello Idaho said an Associated Press dispatch Mr Gnrdner became ill early in the day dying of a heart attack in Pocatello hospital a few hours later He was on a business trip Mr Gardner was bran In American Folk September 14 1882 He had been in his present position three years He is survived by his widow Mrs Bessie Bigelow Gardner five sons and daughter by a prior marriage— Mrs Naomi Feder and Allan R Gardner both of Angeles Jack W Gardner of Salt Lake and twin daughters Fontella and lamella also of Sail Iaike his mother Mr Ellen Gardner of American Fork ami two s'ier8 Mrs Emma Myers Amei lean Fork and Mis Lapriel liyer Lewiston Utah lie had been a director of the Salt iiikfl Advertising club and a member of the Kiwunis club Utah-Idah- A Bread Value Home Baking Cannot Duplicate E HfSf? |