Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING DECEMBER NEW COAST LEAGUE HEAD witl' GIFTS FOE HEE By HYLAND L BAGGERLY President Fulflt Coast Leaf ua (Written especially for the Associated §')MVb GIFTS FOE HIM Press) GIFTS FOR THE FAMILY SURPRISE Dad with an auto expense book '"GLADES” NTED MONEY FOR XMAS? Plain cover 15c Pabrikoid cover with FINEST HAND MADE CHOCOLATES! BORROW ON YOUR OAR! 35c F G Dust Co Book game embossed 331 Edison st CONSUMERS CREDIT CO OP UTAH Make her Xmas complete with a box of Was 1670 911 SO STATE HY 350 Ql&de a (rash drllcious eandv BOLD EVERY WHERE! JEWELRY and watches always appreciated GLADE CANDY CO Gat our prices 1st Parks 25 W fl Temple TYPEWRITER— A practical gift! Corona DF8IRABLE JEWFLRY REAL MAKES NEED MONEY portable or L O Smith machines in atYour personal note is all GIFT SURMAUQH 165 BO STATE tractive Xmas boxes Easy payment plan We aim No indorsers is that required Ask about the new portable just out L 96c to 12 95 H08IFRY to please sou with our friendly service 40 C Smith JS$ Corona Typewriter Xnc 3 bo to 1 95 a box HANKIES Commercial Discount Co 413 Judge Bldg West 2nd South Was 8939 195 to 6 95 LINGERIE pessimists state PORTABLE typewriters 12 50 up Basketball EAST JORDAN STAKE Team Standings Draper ments which have appeared in parts of the coun- all try regarding the outlook for the great nat i o n a 1 pastime I cannot see anything but East Midvale Sandy First Midvale Second Midvale First the success for league over which I recently was DESERET GYM membership costs little and SPECIALLY priced Oriental merchandise elected to preside HUDSON BAY FUR CO helps lor lifetime Call Was 1424 at WILCOX GIFT SHOP 33 State Having followed 238 South Main BOOKS magazines We specialize In back baseball for more FURS— The gift supreme! Scarfs 119 50 up 113 E 2nd So Book issues Exchange than a quarter of on terms HUDSON BAY EUR CO SIFTS FOE THE FAMILY THE GIFT DIFFERENT I M Men SAN FRANCISCO Dec 24 (IP) — I am optimistic concerning the 1932 baseball Reason on the Pacific coast Despite the many Utah a W 4836 century In Tuesday’ games Draper successfully invaded East Midvale wining by a 56 to 6 count The entire Draper squad played good basketball throughout Granite defeated Midvale Second by a 31 to 8 count on the Midvale floor 8audy Third defeated their First ward opponents by a score of 43 to 11 thereby tying with Granite in team Union outplayed its Butler ristandings vals by 59 to 19 Midvale First forfeited ' its game to Sandy Second and EAST MIDVALE DRAPER having seen the To Daughter Mother or Sister A course BATH ROOM SET GTFP 150 to 1150 GTFP game weather all sorts of financial deIn Beauty Culture at the NEW UTAH HIGH 0 2 3 3 Ross Day rf 7 1 1 15 GRe something useful for Christmas! GIFTS CHILDREN FOE nots 0 0 3 R Day 10 I I 121 U SCHOOL OP BEAUTY CULTURE pays big world wars and what FOR A GARAGE LUMBiR pressions 0 3 1 lAndus o dividends Write or call at 331 Clift bldg 2 0 0 4 WALLBOARD FOR A SPARE ROOM 1 0 0 3 Smith 4 0 0 8 the tall end of the present depression Finest school west of (Ailcago SHINGLES FOR NEW ROOF BICYCLES tricycles scooters and Dab? 0 0 0 0 Bailey 3 0 0 6 lg ENOUGH PAINT FOR THE HOME atlook buggies painted and repaired to should not materially affect the 0 0 0 Oi Rasmussen We have COMPO BOARD tor the BOY’S 110 3 QUISH BEAUTY COURSE "JUST LIKE NEW” Hy 2111 4 0 0 8 tendance during 1932 NEW TRAIN TRACK THE BEST GIFT CO SUPPLY BUILDERS KETCHUM which Is a great Total for HER! A complete course at the Qulsh LIVE canaries baby turtles love birds gold Unlike football 8 I t 15 37 3 3 58 Total Phone Was 841L 780 W 4th Bo fish puppies will brlngrChristmaa cheer spectacle 6CH00L OF BEAUTY CULTURE No other tremendous Referee Cola attracting 3rd Floor Ezra vocation so profitable every day of the year Grownups HOME FOR CHRISTMAS? GOINO them Bailey ft Sons Co 63 E 2nd 8 crowds for a limited period of time JThornpson BW 7560 Catalog on request Los Angeles 110— Denver 115 ORANITS MIDVALS SECOND each year baseball is the favorite All principal eastern and western points THE GIFT SUPREME Surprise “Her" with OTFP GTFP Balls Any amusement an up to date WHITE sewing machine at proportionate low fares Travel by bus POPCORN Crlspettes Hawkln rf 1 3 2 4 Peterson rf 0 0 0 0 masses after of the Day SPENCER'S or 3Q44 Was Sta4 0 0 8j Dunosklvlchlf 3 0 0 4 jobber If Their Almost noiseless motion Will make with R R oertalntj Call Union Bus Butler see to the the fans congregate ' Her” an ardent admirer of the most tion 144 E Bdwy W 823 L for more deR Butler o 5 1 1 11 Bateman o 0 0 0 0 BROKEN wagons tricycles scooters etc day 3 0 0 41 Wrlaht tails r practical gift And with machine you re rg 10 0 2 can be fixed like new at FOWLER'S 62 home team clashing with the other Blair C Hawkins celve free complete course in sewing 0 10 0 Merchant 0 0 0 0 lc a If race W Broadway in Was 4980 the pennant contenders Phone WHITE SEWING MACHINE 73 So Main 0 0 4) 0 Pedro rf LASTING GIFT Nielson r 0 0 0 0 schedule team a has calling Deapaln rf 2 0 0 41 Canning I 1 I football Make Christmas coma back every day— BLANKET SALE and at the same time give a gift for the KING'S DOLL HOSPITAL for more than ten games It is a "won14 5 3 Sll Total 4 10 8 entire family A subscription to The TribTotal 243 SO STATE New double and alngla wool mixed team” der une or The Telegram will give Pleasure Referee Cat Thompaon umpire Ray large sized blankets II 05 S3 45 12 95 in difference educa information and entertainment Booth the All Furthermore SKATES— Ground the way factory 13 93 All lines reduced while they last memtion every day of the ear for every wheel goods repaired to look like new football to witness Soiled goods at bargain prices) prices charged ber of the family Jutt call Circulation Knudson Novelty Co 337 So State LIBERTY stake HEM8TREET BROTHERS 145 So State Bt contests is another item which must Department Wasatch 590 Division No 2 CHILD’S roll top desk and chair fURSES traveling bags trunks blllfoids 11075 be taken into consideration in conWon JONES BROS Lost Pet Brunswick Junior pool table and wardrobe hat boxea 650 nection with the attendin off Tenth v 1 000 5 falling 0 4 85 245 State st TRUNK FACTORY Electric train track and transformer CHAIRS Second 4 800 135 BO STATE CO WE8TERN FURN the ance during country Hind finer CHINA throughout painted— nothing 3 First 600 A practical acceptable gift for any Bertha Wagener 403-- 4 Scott bldg W 2040 tre past football season Thirty-thir2 400 member of the family In 1 are clubs Third 300 Coast Pacific The 75c to 175 from Hola Price lose or in range IF you the purse package Gem Cutting Yalo 000 and with rush— Just phone Was 690 A Lost sound financial condition iday DINWOODEY’S rest do Found ad and will the reais no £tONEUTNdTwJSHFD (also stones there race a close YALE pennant "Where You Always Psy Less" 17 W 1 So tor sale) M4M SOUTH STATE 8T OTFP G T FP ' son to expect anything other than Anderson rf 0 0 0 0 Kockeranerf 0 0 0 0 a high successful season Hickman 11 0 0 0 0 Judd It 0 0 0 0 enCall o 0 0 0 0 Gray o The managers already have 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Day 0 rg 0 0 0 0 rg s McPurdy stars from the major gaged 0 0 0 0 I Forsberg lg I 0 0 3 Klnnerslylg are pending Mollerup 0 0 0 0 B Forsberg 0 0 0 9 leagues and many deals 0 0 0 0 3wanger 0 0 0 0 for others so that the fans will be Scalier MARRIAGE LICENSES introduced during the spring months Total 0 0 01 Totals JAMES O CLAYTON 25 Balt Lake 10 0 2 to new idols to cheer Every team Rsfsrss Payne unipha Gaug MARQARk P H GREEN 24 Salt Lakt M DWYER JOHN 40 Ogden a Nielsen Mrs and Miriam survive Raymond will present stronger lineup SECOND BERTHA E MILLER 41 Ogden Alton A Carman Hans P Anderson Mrs LeRoy Baxter Mrs LOU18 WHEATON 52 Salt Lake Night baseball which has been a OTFP OTFP Larsen Hyruin Mrs Thomas Bhaw 41 Smith 0 I 0 010 Andersn rf 2 5 3 7 P minor Alton A Carman 55 father of Alton C Gernel NAOMI other rf 8HRIOLEY Salt Lake and Texas to the boon Mrs Fred B Maughan Clifton MARION Caiman captain of the University of Utah Magna J I 1 3 Fuller If K JOHNSON 27 Holdeni Rung If 12 3 4 In Millville Pacific Rindilsbacher Mrs Idaho the LeRoy has had 2 1 0 4 'Allen c leagues LOTS WEBB 29 Murray football team in 1929 died at his home in six brothers and sisters H&ns B Niels and Hansen c 10 0 2 has so vastly in- Quigley rg 1 3 1 3R Pioche Nev Thursday morning said word James Nielsen Mrs G W Allen and Mrs SIDNEY H EVAN8 37 Salt Lake It Coast league Oswald rg 1514 D C Erb 1 2 2 4 K Oswald lg 3 0 0 4 received here by his Bister Mrs JES8 F BROWN 34 Salt Lake Bowman lg attendance O Thoresen Mrs L Enoch Laisen creased daily the Hyrum average Mr Carman was born October 6 1876 In Neve CLAUD O JOHNSTON 0 0 0 0 Larsen 40 Balt Lake: 0 0 0 0 that it should prove to be one of the Pioche and had lived there all his life with Salt Lake AR VILLA A M KENNA 24 Salt Lake 0 0 0 0 Anderson baseball back the exception of a lev years in Salt Lake in 0 0 0 0 Fiandro factors main bringing He was postmaster in rioche and was In OGDEN Nellie the in own its into Grayson position Lyman high there for 3 0 4 14 Totale 7 13 7 31 Total charge of the telegraph office MONDELL 25 LsJcm BENNETT Salt MAYFIELD— Funeral services for Mrs Referee Payne umpire Saunders many years world of sports HELEN SEA RLE 24 Ogden Besides his son and sister Mrs Erb he Nellie Grayson Lyman 69 widow of Joseph E JENbEN 21 Bear River City) Free admission of women also has Is survived by one daughter Melba Carman A Lyman Sr who died Tuesday at the HAROLD LULA 19 MILLER first Tremonton thirdGTFP had a stimulating effect The fair of Salt Lake three brother and one other family residence in Mayfield were held sister 8 T Carman of Tooele Leonard A Thurkiay in the Mayfield L D 6 chapel Kreat Green rf OTFP 4 0 0 8 Rodnlrk rf 3 0 0 4 sex are rabid fans They PROVO and william 6 Carman of Pioche and Mrs with interment in Mayfield city cemetery O BURTON L W 0 3 S I 7 OlDWUe 0 Midgley 23 KaysvlUe: BLAMTRE8 assets to baseball and as tne years Wlghiman e a 0 0 4 Kenner Ue under the diiectlon of the Deseret mortuB O Williams of Los Angeles LOIS 21 AFTON CHEER Fork will reap rich Foraiand rg 0 0 0 0 Kingdom rg 013J 01 2 Spanish owners ary club on the go DELNAR HILL 23 Provo she was born April 13 1863 In Balt THERON 3 0 0 4 R Wiae I l I ‘ dividends because the women are 9ontag if SADIE AMBER SELLERS 19 Provo Lake and moved with her parents to 8an Sarah White 3 0 0 6Ludlow 0 0 0 0 o FLOYD CALVIN FLYOARE with Woolley 19 Salem: to there talk the first Juan able intelligently settlers now among county E Ml dgley r 0 0 0 0 the for 55 Mr Sarah White housekeeper For the past 17 years she has resided in JUANETTA HASKELL 17 Payson sons and husbands Cockayne j 1 0 0 0! 8t Joseph church rectory at Ogden died at Mayfield she has been active In the ARVAL HUNKLEY BENSON 38 Whitney their growing a local hospital Wednesday at II p m of L D 8 where national game Idaho the about church including great organisation 13 0 0 241 Total Total 7 I I 17 heart disease Bhe was born in Ireland the Relief LAWRENA MAY CLAYBON 24 American assoand the TjUewriter 1 r' 1 d THIRTY-THIR- high-clas- I v' society Primary Fork ciation Eleten sons and daughters survive: Mrs RICHARD ALBERT OOUOH 24 Paygon: ALEENE KAY 30 Mona H G Bosh Joseph A Jr Lucy and Don VINCENT COUOHLIN 19 Lyman Mayfield Mrs B Waddoups Ezra LAWRENCE Provo D Wayne and Angeline Lyman Milford VERA L PARK 19 Mitchell B IX Alton A Lyman Blandlng Henry Lyman Eliza L Bond Balt Lake 48 and Mr LOGAN grandchildren and seven JOHN WARREN HI Cl LEY 39 Bod Spring Idaho MARTHA LOVENIA STOVES 23 Newton JObEPH PERL COX 31 Shelley Idaho William Avis ESrHER JOHANA HASLAM 36 Idaho CORINNB— William Avia Holley 74 died Falls Idaho early Thursday at the family home here ERNFST WILMER OLSEN 38 Weston 1857 Mr Holley was born December 25 Idaho in West Virginia He came to Utah in 1877 FDRIE JANE BTOOS 25 Franklin Idaho He 1804 inre and had resided at Corlnne CEDRIC O EVANS 23 Pocatello Idaho Survivmarried Christina Phillips tn 1905 ELSIE C JENSEN 19 Pocatello Idaho ing are hit widow two brother James Mil ton and George Webster Holley who reside on a ranch in southern Utah one fiater JOHN NIELSENFARMINGTON 39 Ogden Mrs Amanda Garrison Ohio PEARL FOLKFR 31 Ogden BYRON PETERSON 32 Rlchflcldt VERA BEVY 18 Pangultch Odell Hess FRANK RAYMON HOLSHKR 21 Balt Lake MARY DAY 19 Bountiful CITY— Allian Odell Hess BRIGHAM son of T 8 and Veda Anderson WALLACE A WOOD 34 Salt Lak Hess 108 South Second West street died ARRAH M BATEMAN 31 Bloomington from convulsions at 11 30 Wednesday night Idaho The child was rushed to a local hospital LESTER C HAMLIN 34 New York City after becoming ill but died Just as he ELEANOR CHAMBERLAIN reached the hospital and before medical aid 23 Lot An- could be administered teleg CaL Mr Hen is a railroad man and wag out on his run at the time BIRTHS Lhl — Oeorga and Mildred Norman Zlm Surviving are the parent and one sister merman ton Van referee Vernal Takes Honors In Boxing Matches Quigley umpire GIBSON NAMED City Treasurer J Parley White repeated expressions of confidence on Thursday night that local banks would advance $1000000 to the city on tax anticipation notes The city attorney was instructed to dispatch notes to New York for a legal opinion immediately so that everything will be in readiness to close the deal The city requires the funds the city treasurer explained to meet obligations totaling $742000 which fall due on January 2 He pointed out that $2000000 was borrowed last year on the tax anticipation notes and that $1400000 maturing by Decern ber 31 will be paid The additional $600000 matures on January 2 and In addition to these notes the city must retire $25000 in serial bonds and meet interest payments on other obligations A loan of $1000000 is asked in order to supply adequate funds for the new administration which assumes office on January 4 Present negotiations indicate that the notes will bear 6 per cent in- Offers Books In Braille to Blind Water users of the 11 western states will convene at the Newhouse hotel February to discuss drainage taxation legislation and other problems of common interest Request to arrange locally for the conference was received Thursday by Miss Edna Rosenkrantz secretary of the Utah stat farm bureau from M S Winder secretary of the American farm bureau federation Miss Rosenkrantz said the meeting will be attended by representatives from the 1 1 states including state engineers federal bureau of reclamation officials geologists and Irrigation experts Mr Winder former secretary of the Utah state farm bureau will represent the national farm bureau at the meeting Those who are gighlless may enjoy reading notable works that have been printed in Braille and are on tile at the Salt Lake public library It was announced Thursday by Miss Julia T Lynch assistant librarian The books totaling 610 are available for blind residents in all parts of the state Besides 45 residents of the city who use them there are several who receive the books by mail in outside cities The Braille publications include histories scientific works and fiction Regular meetings are held at the library for blind readers under direction of Mrs Frank Bird who has charge of the Braille publications Monroe Towners Best Elsinore Please of guilty were entered in police court Thursday by two alleged prohibition law violators They will be sentenced Saturday Sam James was accused by Patrolmen G C Bray and G F Duneombe of having a pint of gin early Thursday morning at Broadway and Sec ond East street 8-- DELEGATE TO ARMS PARLEY MMiebJ’iiV 4 o o b Madsen q 8 1 1 h e staple c Hall rg 50 0 10 Rober rg 3 2 2 6 B Staple lg Lee lg (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON Dec 24-S Gibson America’s ambassador-a- t large was selected today as th fourth member of the delegation which will speak for the United States at the Geneva arms limitation conference The ambassador to Belgium who has had wide experience in international parleys was chosen by President Hoover to accompany Charles G Dawes to Great ambassador Britain Senator Swanson Democrat Virginia and Mary Emma Woolley president of Mt Holyoke college This completed the delegation with one possible exception President Hoover is still sizing up the senate Republican lineup for another memHugh H Madaen lg 2 0 0 Totals 4Chrlallanan 31 6 6 471 MONROE HTOH Orpgmon rf Brown If Hansen c Lee rg Dohman Lg Anderaon c Magleby lg GTFP 8 0 12 ELSINORE 0 Marqdson 1 3 0 3 Johnson If 4 0 0 6 Franck c 0 0 0 0 Oray rg 0 11 lLafrvre lg 3 11 SiRoss c 1113 lg Totala He Is looking over the foreign relations committee but the available material ls“ rather scant Almost all its members are Involved In the pressing domestic problems confronting congress and prefer to remain here Senators Vandenburg of Michigan and Glenn of Illinois are the most likely possibilities for the Geneva To Liquor Violators son street where he was arrested by Captain O B Record and Patrolmen lice o lolFred O Brien and H K Record 1612 32 “M" MFN rf OTFP 4 0 0 8 500 Securities’ Officials Plan Salt Lake Meet commissioners Securities of 11 western states will assemble In Salt Lake in a group meeting early in t was announced Thursday by Scott P Stewart director of the Utah securities commission The group is one of three into which the national association of securities commissioners Is divided and the sessions at Salt Lake are expected to bring up for discussion problems dealing with western types of securities including those concerning mining of precious metals and semiprecious and oil 10 3 0 0 6 0 0 0 April-l0 0 2 0 0 0 0 However delegation Vandenberg like some of his colleagues has made it clear to friends that he considers his interest at home almost para- mount Hoover to Consult Watson Mr Hoover Is expected to confer shortly with Senator Watson of Indiana the Republican leader on the question of sending a Republican senator Meanwhile gratification over appointment of a woman representative was expressed in the United States and abroad Word from Geneva said Miss Woolley's selection was regarded as an move likely to be imitated by other powers In a statement Miss Belle Sher-wi- n president of the National League of Women Voters said President Hoover in appointing Miss Woolley "not only recognizes her distinguished leadership and wide experience but also the great interest of ’the women of the country in reducing armaments by international agreement as a means of guaranteeing world peace” Dawes Summoned Ambassador Dawes who will head the delegation has been summoned here from his London post to confer with the president on arms reduction He will reach Washington about January 10 and will return to Europe with the other representatives on the steamship President Harding ten days 13 0026 Totals 146 3 311 Total BOUNTIFUL WINS later West Bountiful Thursday defeated BounGibson who already has talked over tiful First 27 to 23 alon including Fort Hall Thoma Pin The score the situation with Mr Hoover will (tree Sterling and Aberdeen will b anI W BOUNTIFUL BOUNTIFUL 18T nounced later join the other delegates shortly beOTFP OTPPI Parkin rf 3 I 1 7'Aamodt rf 3 1 Q 0 fore the Geneva conference begins AMERICAN FORK— What will undoubtnarrow Jackson ROOSEVELT— Vernal won br 4 10 8 3 0 6 Harnett If If ' be of the bout cltssio of th first half edly the on February 2 Farmers boxing margin in the Future was Men "M" basketball schedule Alpine held at Roosevelt The results 8 4 R Both Dawes and Gibson have had 10 Barlow rg Strlng’QbO 13 13 won by the Alpine ward Wednesday niiht 90 pound — Bud Thomas (Vernal) Darol Lee 0 3 3 3 when It defeated the Fourth ward rg 110 3 ElUa lg long experience In foreign affairs quint MrConkle (Roosevelt) draw Q Btring’m lg 13 0 3 IB to 17 Paulinus Heber Allred 74 of 337 East The floor wobk of L Strong was drilling 90 pounds— Clinton Peterson (V ) Ronald Eldredge rf 110 3 The former vice president 1a best Sixth Bouth street died at a local hospiThird ward Outstanding fOT the winner Benson (R) draw disof known for the plan for German gfcpa-ratiom 50 3 heart won a hard fought game from the Second p tal Thursday at 1 Lehl 100 pounds — Kenneth Massey (V) Fran1 13 6 37 32 9 Totala 8 4 Totala School March 3 1857 ease He was born ft ward and Highland made merry in a walkcis Whllbeck (R ) draw Woo ley referee payments which bears his almost a son of Harvey and Mallssa Norton All110 pound— Kenneth Oaks (V) Clyde away blanking tlje First ward gang name He has an intimate knowledge red He was a farmer there until 15 years Alfred (R) draw to League Standing to live LIBERTY 8TAKK of European affaira 120 pounds— Weldon Richards (V) Chlnck ago when he came to Salt Lake Won Lost Pet Mr AUrsd Is survived by his widow Mrs 1 ooo 3 Division No 1 Bingham (ft ) Roosevelt won Alplna Gibson Experienced school Lake' Barah Jacobs Allred one son Bard H All-re- d Salt adult 125 pound— Monroe Duke (V) Pete AnA night F of 3 846 Fourth th Teams landing one daughter Mrs Belda Stanfield derson (ft ) draw W on Lost Pet Highland 3 646 which glosed Wednesday tor the holGibson represented the president both of Long Beach Cal and seven grand125 pounds— Clyde Hall (V ) Durfee (R) La Orande 1 000 A F Second 5 313 will reopen Monday January at the meeting of technical experts children 4 800 A F Third 1 Ninth 313 idays V'no pmimi — Mark Hall (V ) V Bingham Thirty-flra3 600 A F First t 000 4 it was announced 0 Thursday which recently arranged details of 2 400 Liberty R14A 'pound — More than 700 persons attended the intergovernmental debt suspen1 Lyle Anderaon (V) Ward Emigration 300 A F THIRD A F SECOND j Johnson (R) Vernal won 2030 Fifth East 0 000 during the autumn quarter which sion He has been In' the diplomatic GTFP! Byron K Hartwell 77 of nd OTFP Lowell Eighth 140 pounds— Levern Hatch (V) former muWatxtaff rf 1 3 3 8 Baser rf 4 3 0 8 just ended The winter quarter will service since 1908 street retired blacksmith (R ) Roosevelt won local 1 7l8tewart a died In Clegg If 4 Park 2 3 EMIGRATION EIGHTH at If Johnson City nicipal fudge 110 continue from January 4 to April 1 Swanson is the 135 pounds— Hollis Hulllnger (Y) Joe m T Jacklln o 740 14 Wagstaff c 0 3 0 0 OTFP OTFP ranking Democrat hospital Thursday at 7 p Juna Vernal won I 1954 In 3 0 0 6 7 Baird rf Page (R 3 0 0 4 C Jarkltn rg 0 0 0 rf Mr Hartwell waa born on the senate foreign relations comOromby rg ln Orysia lg 314I 31 76 when the spring quarter begins 180 pound— O Alien (V) Harold 3 0 0 4 Barter If 6 8 3 12 Wing rg If 1 3 3 4 Chiptn Salt take residing In Park Cltr man rears Edgar mittee ffnd hag had long experience ago He (R) draw 6 4 0 12 Boyle e Rclmchlasc’ lg 0 0 0 0 10 0 3 Varley o before returnlnt here three ISO pound — Howard Noel (V) Bill An- Thomai 4 3 1 9 J Baird rg in dealing with this country’s con0 0 0 0 St was member of tha Independent Order of 10 0 3 Sudweeks lg rg draw (R derson 3 4 0 0 0 OIiowell 10 lg lg Odd Fellows nection with affairs abroad The Toyack chapter of the Roosevelt Payne 14 11 5 33 Byron J Hftrtweu 4 22 Totals 9 14 Total Surviving ftrw two sons Yule WednesFuture Farmers wLll box at Terron 13 4 I 39 15 6 t 3ll Tota’g Totala Referee Durrani of Burley Idaho and David 1 Hartwell of DIVORCFS ASKED West referee West Jr umpire day evening Lake two daughters Mrs Clark Keene 6lt Shows Wgnda Spencer French vs John R French A F FIRBT and Mrs Victor Daley of Los Angeles 10 HIGHLAND Special Christmas services were nongupport Glen K Howe attorney I LE ORANDE NINTH grandchildren and 14 OTFP! GTPP church Of 8ARPOLIS TO WED AKRON O Deo 34 (AP)— Firestone Tire 5 0 0 lOj Wilde rf OTFP 0 0 0 0 held in St Paul’s Episcopal OTFP Lewis rf NEW SUITS FILED 9s Rubber company directors today declared flwwney Tf 3 S 1 7 Bchoettlln rf a 4 i Greenland If BOO 10 Bingham If 0 3 3 3 Christmas eve at 11T5 p m The Utah Builders Supply Co vs Lena Gard Mower LOS ANGELES Dec 24 OP) — Karl R Ludlow If 1 0 0 3 Bennett If 3 0 0 5 3 3 13 Durrant o o a common stock dividend of 35 cents a share ner 0 0 0 0 Day communion choir sang and the holy and Mri R E Gardner $1297 on acThe story of America’ prehistoric 14 3 4 BtrftHon rg 3 I 0 4 Okey rg Waldo 92 parable January 20 0 10 0 former Pr Badger e 21 50 40 82'Vnn RPRINOVIlUt— Orson Hyde Mower comSarpolis 34 of Cleveland 6c Thomas attorneys 0 The service was population is told in a film directed by rg 00 T Adamsn lg 0 0 0 0 Bush lg Badger rg The Herr hey Chocolate company nag de- countW Thomas of thla 0 0 0 0 was celebrated retired farmer and pioneer Dunyon v J q Whittaker Jr $1500 Chicago university wrestling cham- Erdman lg 110 3 Oblad lg 0 10 0 Wight lg 1 0 0 3’Chadwtck rf clared a quarterly dividend of 11 50 on the onJ loan 0 0 0 0 of hla ion home Percy E the died at Rev conducted A C Cooley in charge of the local Alwyn Hutchinson at Hutchinson attorby the munity 0 0 0 0 Pressler 0 10 0 V Adamsu If 0 0 0 0 common stock raising the rate to to anlata Wednesday pion and currently one of the legion O Larson A Mower neys 0 0 0 0 Butcher office of the United States Indian serjBarrow born In Council Bluffs nually against a former rate of 5 An exMr Mower Merle A Oregerson vs Beneficial Life In- challenging for the heavyweight S 3 38 31 18 on to the convertible came of 3 3 3 dividend preftra He Totals 0 1849 Total of celebrations 29 two be will There vice The first section of the film was surance Iowa November 5000 on policy H L championship 6 9 9 3D Total 611115 Referee Anderson applied today for a Total had erence stork also was declared along withA Mulllner company SprlngvIUs with hla parents In 1859 andmemthe holy communion Christmas day completed Thursday he reported attorney Crane referee Larsen umpire the regular quarterly payment of II resided here since He wea an active vs Corlanton corporation license to marry Miss Leona White Wilfrid North All 10 a 7 declared 30 m m one a rear was extra similar one a at at ago and A F FOURTH ALPINE A piece of textile 4000 years old $900 on note Fabian 6 ber of the L D B church aurelve Oerald the dividends are Clendepln attor- musical commedienne 24 whose real LIBERTY payable February II to neys OTFP OTFP Seven ons and daughter used in the burial rites forms one OTPPl stork of record January 25 OTFP is Leona Kplow The ceremony I 4 3 9 1 Chdwlck rf 0 4 3 3 Moyle rf A Cohne L Mower and Mrs Fannie Singleton AmerL 50 on lease name BUILDING Sadie i BOMB HITS $791 I 1 H 0 2 0 83 0 0 3 0 E cents Durham Holt rf 4 of rf of the interesting exhibits Pottery If 3 1 0 41 A Chdwlck If 3 4 8 9 Regular quarterly dividend R Stewart Alexander 6k Budge attorney ican Fork! Mrs Clara Peterson Salt Lake will be performed Monday H Boden 1 3 0 6 Q Maxwell If 3 3 0 4 L Strong c If per share was declared by directors of Bears I I J 5 Peters c 3104 VICENZA Italy Dec 24 0Ph-- A and stone implements also are deMrs Pearl Butler Kellogg Idaho Orson H L Thatcher e 0 5 11 McPheatfra 13 0 3 T Strong Clarence L Roebuck As Co today payable February 1 to Cal Clark rt 0 3 0 o'N Chdwlck rg 1 0 0 3 bomb was thrown into the local Los Angelo Mower REAL FSTATE 2 TRANSFERS 1 A 0 0 0 0 0 0 scribed and exhibited Johnston rg Putmlre rg 0 0 0 0 Bateman lc 0 0 0 0 Dean lg Call Percy Mower stockholders of record January 8 Mower Compton Elisabeth H Park to Margaret ML 1 Fascist 0 0 0 Smith lg T Price lg Cannon lg headquarters during the 0 0 Oil 0 1 0 O Durrant lg also 92 ran(lchlldren seven The Alaska Juneau Oold Mining company Sprlnfvlll Jones section 21 township 3 south 1 1 0 2 L Maxwell Penrose of one brother Oscar M has declared a quarterly dividend of 12 '4 the interior the night Darling 1 west wrecking rang 31 10 A $ Thatcher e I 0 0 a atster Mrs Ellra Singleton cents payable February 9 to gtock of record Doxey-Layto- n Mower but injuring no one Police IN TUB DISTRICT COURT OF THS to J Leonard 0 0 0 01 Allan This Is an Increase from a Love lot 49 company 6 116 181 6 11 5 17 building January 9 Total Total THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT In and Bprlngvllle block 1 Yalecrest Park 10 a of arrests made number Ball Referee Funeral aervtcea will be held Saturday previous quarterly rate of 10 cents Thomas 7 9 3 14l X Blestnger to Hyland Lum4 7 0 8 for Salt LaKs County State of Utah Totals Totals Weather conditions December 34 1931: at 1 P m In the First ward chapel with BAN FORANCIBOO And Hardware company lot 7 ber West referee Crane —Zion a Cooperative Mercantile In34 umpire fAP)— e block 19 Interment In Evergreen cemetery 10 The northwest high has filled up someplat A a Corporation Plaintiff vs Bunker Hill and Bullhan Mining and Con- Thomas stitution K Bieslnter to Hyland LumLFHT ITAKE MM MEN what but It continues to produce scattered Neon Dlsplsys Inc a Corporation centrating company today declared a reguber and Hardware company lot 14 of Teams Holm Blandlng lar quarterly dividend of tl 50 a share on Nellie Pacific of the much In tha matter of the ReDefendant— block 33 ten-acA along 10 precipitation plat dua January 6 on stock of record Thomas 1C Won Lost Pet coast and in the northern plateau region SPRTNGVIUE— Mrg Nellie Smith Holm preferred Biesinger to Hyland Lumceivership of Neon Displays Inc a December 31 at 8 Wlnnemucca was m At it ber raining p died and Wedneaday Hardware of 36 lot company Springville 32 formerly Corporation-- No 487JB — DiSCIUSE block 3 Central Park subdivision 10 Fresno and Beattie and snowing at Reno in Los Anxelea according to word received lt And now this lath day of The warm southYellowstone and W Vivian Jensen to Hyland Lumber park here relative by 1931 December the petition of tha western high has spread considerably and and Hardware company section 10 flh wa bom in Mapleton December 35 Arizona-Callfornla southnow Receiver filed thla day praying that covers the township 2 south range 1 east 1899 a daughter of John and Polly Babcock west the southern Rock'ei and much of Martha M Neva to Anna T Dupaix the court limit the time within (By fhe Associated Preas ) lot 50 block 5 Albert Placa Wellie Holm the middle west Fair weather and un which creditors shall present and 24 Surviving ar her husbandHolm Mrs Hall Frederick Mlsa Mildred Dec WASHINGTON For (UP)— alcohol— Industrial manufacturer within Lo An-elprevail high seasonally temperatures and a daughter Oeraldtne make proof of their respective claims price situation baa turned more favorthe area of this hicn A low over the east her father and grandmother Mra the The night before Christmas at the Butler and Miss Dorta Gauss — the against ths corporation and will bar able aa a mult of the recent adoption of ern slates has caused unsettled weather on his naval and 37 Polly B Kirkman Bprlngvllle on cents president’ based a new schedule This is military all creditors falling to do so within ths AllsnUc seaboard White House was spent in Yuletide aides Colonel Funeral aervlcea will b 1held In Bpnng-ill- e a gslton to In cars tank alcohol Mrs for pure and Lake Balt Campbell m at data City ths time limit from participating In Comparative Monday which is added the cost of denaturing hr Third ward chapel at p In Lani stake off to a slow start Degrees champions a scoring spree to climb into gaiety with President and Mrs Hoo- Hodges and Captain and Mrs Russell ths distribution of the assets of tha with Interment in Evergreen cemetery various formulas used for artificial leather 48 ended with A M temperature today Highest a second portion tie when they downed the ver hosts to a reunion of relatives Train respectively and Colonel and corporation waa presented to tha 62 drugs dyes and lacquer solvents The dlf 11 45 KflL— NDO Hansel and Oretel opera Highest in this month since 1874 4 Warder Second night Wednesday court and thereupon on consideracars has and drums femitial between tank and the attaches at the executive Mrs U S Grant IIL 36 Lowest last night 12 00 KI)YL— "I he summary Funnyboner Mae Holmes been widened I rent a gallon to 4 cent tion thereof and good cause appearLowest this month since 1874 mansion WARD BECOND WARD riFTH Rno-YMeats— customer (doto ll November 42 Aid Give 1 billing 00 KDYL— CBfl Needy Man for today Baton orchestra OOSEVYLT— Slla W Mowr of ing now upon motlop of Allan S O TFP1 GTFP Ann and Peter and foreign) by American meat 1 30 K8I — Music masters 30 Smith f grandchil Peggy Normal & has received a teloaram from Eutmr mestic were 9 Ttngey Esq attorney for tha petl-tlonI t flh Peterson (0311 did Mrs Hoover the 16 cent and under October day per During Inches of packers — tho dralh KDYL dren of the president were the life her Arthur Jsrrstt C’rcrk Cal Inlonnlqjr him It Is: 0 Kth Evans Whlmcy 26 cent less than a year ago In spite 1 40 KHL — NH(t ltd Broadcast bit as "Mrs Sant! Claus" She o o from London Total precipitationm for the 24 hours e a i a of the party of hla fldsst dauantr MraIn Etta Mu of per f e end Decreed Ordered Adjudged ths seasonal trend parking housa op They entertained the 00 1 45 KDYL— California ending at 6 P CBfl Educational feature Hnlmra 29 who had resided In in functions Hobru of Neon Diswere below 1 1 creditor patrlclpated chanty last the eratlons month I cent 1 that 06 per $ oVo Krl" Total for this month to dale children of their parents’ guests Bang S two yeara Th rauaa of her death Was the October level and 7 per cent under the 3 00 KHI— N1K Christmas Bparklet Rhodes ahall a corporation Inc Accumulated deficiency for this month KDYL —CB5 Light opera gems plays with candles the morning when the Central Union R Hunt C 0 0 0 0 songs led parades ten-yeFaian t jiot tlven hef 03 M average for the period to date 8 15 KBL—NBG resent and make proof to the Beside parents Mrs Holmea la aur-vlvHunt c 13 0 3 through the spactou hall of the mission distributed gifts and again Davis g 0100 r Nonferrous metala— While coppyr failed 3 30 KDYL— Jarz Radio Guild 3 56 Total since October 1 to date 1 0 0 2 A of Credit Aaeoclatlon A ntermountaln 0 hy her husband Claude A Ilolmea tn extend If a reient one-ha- lf Peterson 0 g 0 0 Webb cent 'advance the afternoon at the Salvation 29 K brother Accumulated deficiency since October 1 3 45 KDYL— CBS Hotel mtulc Harold Ray and Lorraine Holme Men a corporation 0 0 0 0 ataid old colonial mnnaion and hung during the Receiver In Bun rises at 7 62 sun sets at 6 03 Decem- flm Phillips s 00 01 01 01 Jones f Creek other metals of this group had a somewhat 3 16 KHI— NBC Christ the KJng Gifts to the needy children and listers Avondale Mower Sutter Petrsn i where Santa Claus Army the above sntliled matter at lta oftheir better week Metal and Mineral Markets 3 30 KDYL — Tea time tune ber 25 1931 up itockingi Duchesne Dlarkburn Rearl Letha 3 L nf Call s 100 1407-1- 7 were distributed Phillips in lead Bank Building xitio Washington and fice both the Walker sold that reports before to aure be find 3 and would 46 them Thora Reed Myron beet WFATHFR OBNERVATHTNA TAKFN YFBJoseph Melvin tonnage since early November with KDYL- - Treasure Island through these and other agencies with Balt Lake City Utah of their re1ERDAY AT 8 P M MOUNTAIN TIMK Mower Roosevelt 15 15 8 SB1 4 146 14 morning Total Total firm Silver and tin also ained Waldorf-Astori4 00 K Hi— NBC a claims Holmes waa born al Falrvlew vn prices amount Mr agslnet said corporaspective H of around The two acampcred all over the both the president and Mrs Hoover KDYL-- The Kangaroo club In th ahrlna of I1U0 the alight October 15 19(12 Idaho-Th- is tion within sixty (60) days from the BLACK FOOT seasons In this work Rubber—Reactionarr price tendencies in 4 30 KHL— Melodie where alia at8 aiding to moved of masters the Roosevejt house the family during day asking ques ehedula for the "M" Men s basketball team date hereof and that alt creditors or tha crude market followed news of ac in- 6 00 KHJ — NBC Nick Luts music 2? was Peter will have little use for his claimant tended th Duchean County huh tchool PS announced Wednesday Tbs games tlona and distributing presents of creased production In part of the far east falling so to do within th KDYL— 4 MB Bobby Meeker music 1 Kiaxkfoot it him Santa one sled for if with atari Wedneaday evening There have been no important develop brings tints limit shall be barred from parThese wete potted poln-settia- s I 15 KHLPrugram of ballads flower Stations 3 plaring at the Junior high cvmna-fliuand ments thus far in the output restriction A S Manning In a not will be Christmas — white the ticipating In the distribution of th KDYL Tunes of tha day red on their tall aristocratic Moreland and Oroveiand plating at conferences between British and Dutch lest assets of tha corporation’ Groveland ana Hose and lilversidq play- stems which the children Barah Alice Blnsleton Man- Indies producing InteresL in London and I 30 KDYL— capital Rain fell intermittently dur1 004N- - Mr presented favorites Musical It la further Ordered that tha at the home of her Amsterdam ing at Riverside the early evening and the weath ning 76 died Thursday 4J KHI— Informal music I ing ess to attaches White 1 House v 30-264 the East Dceember L Rlarkfoot Oroveiand First J receiver shall gtv noth of this depi Mrs OU daughter 00 KJL— NHO In warmth orcheaiia and Cavalier at Oroveiand Riversfda vs Blarkfont 3 at and othera In the executive mansion er was almost spring-lik- e cree by letter to all creditor of said Kort h street after an illness of pneumonia MB The Columbians KDYL— with little forecast that colder winds Blarqfoot Hose va Moreland at Moreland Mhe was bnrn May 7 185 at Marlimnl 6 16 KDYL— CBS Oiganftjllles corpotatton whose eddressee It msy William Entire January 6— Groveland va (ilverslria at Derbyshire England a daughter ofBhe would arrive In time to change the hsve end shell 10 publish in a MB 6 30 KDYL- March of Time emi3 va at iioae Riverside Rlarkfoot Pise and Phoebe Webster Singleton KSt-N!i LOO Jones and Hare of general circulation In The pnrty haa Viernnyran annua! mists to snow Moreland VS Blaikfoot 1 at Rakfoot parents In ail Dee NFW YORK statements grated to this country with lrnr crossed KDYL— hh Male chorus company the for November published so far show loti) 7 January 11 — Blackfoot 1 vs Rosa it affair with the Attfcnt and Mrs family liiai) and in liWJ th in the morning Santa Claus will th cllle ItIn which the IJ KDYL— ( H8 Lancing at the tavern 3 va Rlarkfoot Rlarkfoot at Mrs Oroveiand exPlain Manning to malntalna a as City was principal office once about poor lJn 7 ID K hi- - NMD plains -- a The entire Hoover family come down the chimney in the White music Ruy Shield Groveland Riverside against Moreland at Hoover married in 1878 comparisons weeks a copy of thla led in view of the low level of busUSss 7 44 KDYL- NUidio a most of the as r Rh three week for ir — grandfather and giandmother Her House Moreland lo P mantlet J R Manning bearing gifts for the stockings decree activity tn all sections The only bright I 00 K N MD Paul Whiteman’s music January 26— Rlarkfoot 9 vg Moreland at I KDYL-Bpo- rt hy moved to Bout h Hoper bow known apn In this week s budget Was the moderate Lawrence famllv IVme In Open Court thla 19th day Interview Rlarkfoot Rlarkfoot 1 against Riverside hert Jr and his wife Peggy and Al of the Hoover es West Point where she lived until the gain shown In the Union Pacific net railway 8 36 KHf NBC Theater of the Air of December HHl Inn and Peggy Ann and Peter who Richey played Santa Claus and was Hose against Oroveiand at Oroveiand heath of her husband In 1816 !n R'riee then oiwialiMg Intome which although reflect KDYL —( HFJ Bound Towners 27— Mlatkfoot I va 2 By the Court Bear Lake Cottle January Rlakfot lived Mrs alth Hoover III— galh expected to don his red knickers lug a further cut in mslntensm e charges eh had KDYL-r'B- B Mvrt and at Blackfoot Moreland V Oiovrlaml at is really Heihert and Isogan with the extcpUon of lour rather than improvement In business was 546 KHh NBt Am'ij ‘n’ AndyMarie (Blgnerl) Ron nt I McDONOUOH ee ti and va Riverside at Riverside ered around the C’hi talma this Oroveiand Rose year again In welcome Washington of nevertheless ye irs Judge reading because KDYL ( MB Jtlng Crosby Wool va Oroveiand February in the cniols and fun Aside from the purty tonight and Four daughters Mrs Cottle Lorart Mr the long rontinued declining trend far vir9 18 KHI lone pli tureg Rlaekfoot 1 ve Riverside at Blackfoot Rose joined yutrs Nrsl Seattle Wash E' Mrs File Reed KDYL- - 4 MB BDfet flltiter tually all of the leading roads Members of the presidential sec an informal dinner to members of va Moreland at M ore land West Mr Bmediey Wash 0 Monroe I 30 ftMl Ki hard tondle tenor Pet ruar y Id-- 4 h oveland vs Rlversld at retarlat their wives and childien the rabmet tomorrow night the pres Point KDYL—1 ( HH Quarter hour Leading security and cornmod'ty markets Riverside Rtarkfmt 2 vt Rose at Koac were among tho In New York and oilier elite will be closed 9 44 K DYL - MB guests at this In idrnt and his family plan to spend a v giaters at Blarkfno! Moreland Rla'kfott tomorrow in observance of Christines and 10 1)0 Km! Informal music I foinml 1 "hnniesido 1A dance at 7va Rose Rlarkfoot NOTH r pnity" They aie quiet Yuletide week February Martha Ann Niels will ritrnd tha holiday Oer week end MB Men KDYl lternle music Rla'kfnnt Blarkfont 2 s Oroveiand al Mr and Mu Theodoie Joslln mid the White House on Mofidnv r' On and after thla date December I option and Pads markets to 18 Monday NH( William Hpeg music HIM -- Mrs Martha Ann Nleen 65 until Va Groveland Moreland Mnr at Riverside in wlU ' I aUo be SO not Ire res)ronslhle for 34th will 10 eluted Mi lull HH ( their FT three and Mis home here Walter Wednesday Art yLd rd at tbs family boys Krueger music land nlng will be one of the high spots 11 00 Knf Noveitv prog rent 3 si Newton afief a four weks llines oT vein inflam and their son Lawience m the year end holiday whul when eny debts contrarted by anyone other February ?4 Moreland ' pletkfoot KPWz- - I’oll e bulletin 1 Operations of the Jndirott Johnson com-an- y evi B’ackf'ol Riverside Hint ion Blackfoot than imself ml Mr and Mrs leorge lenders In the capitals younger set v‘ rr running about per cent of it 11 ft FDYL Val Valenle luuiic She was born July 28 lAdS a dnuahter of Rlvethlrir Row v ADAM JMTHUBM Oroveiand al (hlgntd) 0 put Hy sill It ti somealinl above the usual Hm the or gun Niels Th ndt and I 'or thy M Jensen Nielsen Farney v 111 meet or renew ftlrdships with' Imp " li 01 ( for sen I Bn DYI Jl murr’ed (hi" llle her all At lived here Mi Inin riuMnfl ftt a QuDt bhe bren I' 111 Olhfi three wne M'-of Hie sous 14 4 the HU fticdi here Ml is hnnn out about lUllUuO paUft jut fi m I’ Nirlict flilent oil I bnitti y president giiocsi J2 DO vlnlotn Tb sbitvg lg tin sGiMultf of one Jor JLDYL —Midnight tetlodtaft accrctarics to Mi ft lloovw— fortnight front California 11c! btubatL N4 sou and sight dausLUrsi ftaoaife dlvuuuA gchedul of lbs ccuti4 diD vat Paulinus U Allred WEST Holley Adult Night Prepares Reopen Allian Byron E Hartwell yrs Paul’s Episcopal Church Honors Film Orson Hyde u Ic Grandchildren of Hoovers Join In White House Yule Frolic Smith Trade Trends Etta f00 Lrn (1434 fl Sarah nwptr Ih 1 ber Two Plead Guilty 6 o 3 1 1 71 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 liV Hoover Picks Ambassador to Represent U S at Conference MONROE —Tha Monroe Town five defeated Elsinore 4732 in a fast game in the high gchool ym Wednesday evening The tame between Elsinore 'M"'Men and Monroe high also proved to be a real batD L Beal was accused of having tle for supremacy the school team winnlnc 6 Monroe second were loser in the eight pints of whisky and three galgame with Central lons of beer Wednesday at 817 JefferMONROS TOWN ELSINORE TOWN 1 went to Coriune Utah 25 years ago and In 1925 moved to Ogden Mrs White Is survived by two sons and cne daughter Francis and Mamie White of Kansas City Mo and Ralph White who it attending school at the Columbia university Portland Ore Funeral services are pending the arrival here of her son Francis While from Kansas Citr in 1931 Banks Ready to Bishop Buy Tax Notes terest Western States Plan Water Meet Library ' Statistics T rcasurer Says Christmas of 1931 is probably the most significant since the sixth century said the Right Rev Arthur W Moulton bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Utah in his speech on Christmas at the Kiwanis club luncheon Thursday noon In the Hotel Utah "At last the conscience of the people has become keener to the needs of our neighbors” said Bishop Moulton “Something has happened to the individual national and international conscience of the world "The custom of exchanging gifts and of doing something for one’s fellow man is not new It was old when Christ came to the earth We celebrate December 25 but no one knows exactly when He was born Christianity took the old traditional festival of the celebration of the return of the sun after the winter solstice and adopted it to the new glory of the hope of the world— Jesus The treasures of the past were enriched by the Christian spirit appre-elat- - 23 Yuletide Means LOOKS FOR GREAT SEASON More IGNORES GLOOMY GOSSIP Says ijt hopping 193t" 25 History Early Indians ' ffl |