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Show Art and luxury have early learned that they must work Books "are' "the treasured wealth of the world'anH the fit Inheritance of generations and nations. Thoreau as enchancement and sequel to this original beauty. Emerson INDEPENDENT A BULLETIN OF NEWS AND EVENTS OF INTEREST VOLUME 2 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1934 NON-PARTISIA- N NUMBER 45 NEWS- - NOTES- - SPORTS- - WARDS- - ACTIVITIES LOCAL Undefeated Teams Wasatch, Forest Dale and Lincoln NOTES Sugar House and Lincoln Steal Spotlight : By Paul J. Hansen ' 8UGARIIOUSE BUSINESS MAN PASSES AWAY Daley Funeral to Be Conducted Sunday The Railsplittera are tho only undefeated group of hoopatera in division B. but Sugar House stepped on Parley's last night indicating that Lincoln may also b? among the defeated after the feature ganvr of December 6th, when these two fine squads do battle. d Tho Park gama was the best played so far this season. Lincoln's passing gamo is very outstanding. Herzog anil McDonald scored high with 11 10 and points while Jessie Fisher rang up 7 points. Fisher at forward played an outstanding tioor game. Holt and Jones of Highland Park each scored 6 points while Max Baker played a bang-u- p game at guard. Score: Lincoln 32, Highland Park 25. Brady and Ansley led Sugar House to an easy second half victory over Parleys by counting up 10 and 12 points. Brand, substitute forward, continued with, bis fine play by getting 3 field goals. Chick Vaughan of Parleys known last year as Gwyxrn, sunk 3 baskets to lead the Parleys scorers. "Dribbling Birk flashed around the Sugar House defense while twice for two set-uMidgeley tipped in two nice field Crawford, Jensen, Mon-so- n, goals. and Nelson all handed in good defensive performances. Score: Sugar House 36, Parley's Elmo J. Daley, 51, manager of the Granite Seed and Grain Co., in Sug&rhouse, died at his residence, 1538 Seventh East Street, at 6:30 a. m. Wednesday. Mr. Daley was widely known in business and sportsmens circles, having been an ardent hunter and fisherman. The son of A. Judson and Hat-ti- c Hinckley Daley, Mr. Daley was bom in Springville, Utah, in He- was educated April 1883. in Springville schools, but lived in Salt Lake City most of his Lincoln-Highlan- - life. besides his father, are the widow, Mrs. Laura Hen-bac- k Daley, a son Elmo, 5, and two daughters, Pauline, 9, and Mary 11; three brothers and four v sisters. Funeral services J will be conducted Sunday at 12:30, in - the Waterloo L. D. chapel. Surviving, - GRANITE STAKE CONFERENCE The regular quarterly conference of Granite Stake will be held Sunday with sessions at 10:00 a. 2 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. Apostle George Albert Smith will represent the General authorities at all of the meetings. 'The regular Stake priesthood meeting win be held in the Stake House Saturday evening. The Stako Presidency' request a full attendance at this meeting. ps a, 18. In Christmas Program ' t Combining efforts for a greater Christmas business, ; Sugarhouse merchants completed plans at a luncheon held Wednesday' in the I.O. O. F. hall with . newly elected officers of the Sugarhouso '' Business Men inv charge, "Contributions from the bust ness men to the advertising program have been splendid, stated Shipley D. Burton, secretary, "and we feel we have a real offer for the buying public' in , special prices and tickets on the Ford car, to be given away Christmas eve, "We would like ' all business houses decorated by Saturday, mid Mr. Burton, and as much of the Christmas goods on dis-jlas is possible. vThe new officers were introduced And are: George . Lucas, president; Orson Kas teller, vice president; Shipley D. Burton, see- -. Pago 3) (Locals, Continued on . 9y - tl-'-'-- . Emerson Wins Wild Game The Emerson-Nible- y Park tilt was on of the roughest, wildest games ever played in Granite Stako basketball. Emerson would pass to Nibley Park, then Nibley Park, rejoicing at the splendid interception, would pass right back to Emerson and tho dizzy cycle would once more repeat itself. Bridge emerged with rive points while Fowler, Emerson The Emerson guard had four. team fought hard to retain that two point lead in the last fivd minutes and succeeded in ward--, ing off Browns and Niederhau-ser- s futile attacks. Score: Emerson 16, Nibley Park 12. Forest Dale Improves 8 Forest Dale taking a fray from Hawthorne looked very good last night not good enough yet, however, to spill the ChamClarenco pion Wasatch squad. Buehner and Dunford cashed in with 10 and H points while Paul Buehner and Chick Wade both Graham sparkled on defense. Burt with 10 counters was, the only Hawthornite who could see the metal rim. Bateman and Christensen played good floor games. With three weeks between the sensational Wasatch-FOre- st Dale battle the Dalers will drill hard to 'try and trip the Church Champions on December 13th at 8:30 p. U. . Business Men Unite . . To You and Yours This Message of Appreciation ' At this time of the year we always pro back, in memory, to the time .when our Pilgrim forefathers fought hand to hand against Nature and savages for the barest kind of existence their inherent right to live. We are carried back to the time ,of-th- eir most time which trying 'experiences, during they slowly began to realise that1 they were faring well in their struggle. It was then that' they held their first Thanksgiving a glorious week of feasting and fellowship with friend and foe every bit of which was held in sincere appreciation and gratefulness. Their appreciation was founded on the abundance of their fpod; the shelter of their tiny, hand-mad- e homes ; and the joy at their being still alive. Our part in Thanksgiving spirit our appreciation is that wc have been able to , -- serve the homes and business houses of this community. And for the reason that we are not here today and gone tomorrow, wc will Because you have continue to serve you. seen fit to furnish your home, to clothe your family, to purchase your foods all from the stores in this community and we have consistently brought the things you need to your attention and they have always been honestly represented by the merchant. We know that a perfect condition exists and that they will continue in this same manner. We can, therefore, appreciate also the promise that the future, holds for us and for you continued service and greater patronage, and wc combine here with 0115 many advertisers to offer our best wishes for your continued enjoyment in Ijving. 33-1- . |