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Show - - -- TUB BULLETIN" Published At Commercial Printing Co. 2044 South 11th East Hyland 304 ... . Generally lair tonight and Saturday; little change In temperature. PUBLISHED IN SUCARHOUSE - Vl- - WEATHER FORECAST 5 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MAIL EDITIOH FRIDAY, NOTES OF INTEREST JUNKYARD WORKER FINDS RICHES NOVEMBER NUMBER 5, 1937 Aircraft Development Holds Clubs Interest 44. Highland Stake "M Men Form Basketball Schedule Stating that aircraft development was far ahead of airports, Vern WATERSHED RUNOFF of the Salt Lake Municipal The Highland Stake M Men will December 9 TO RE MEASURED Halliday 7:30 Parleys vs. Edgehill the members of addressed Airport, begin their basketball season, Thura-will 8:3Q Wasatch vs. Sugar House Club All 11. House November.' games Thursday day, Installlation of a group of guages Sugar Rotary 9:30 Emerson vs. Highland Park be played at the.Edgehill Gym, 15th Bonds and Currency Taken short' ckils performed by the stu- at Brighton, Clear Creek and Kim- noon. Bye Stratford dents, first were broadcast to other berly was completed Monday by Lauding the local airport for its East and Blaine .Avenue. From Bed, Seized by Police classrooms. Then the radio classes federal weather men, who are seek- rapid growth and high rating, Mr. December 16 Who Seek Owner. The schedule for the First Half is turned to regular stations to present told of the size now being 7:30 Stratford vs. Emerson for data scientific Halliday of ing study as follows: their work. made built it into that 8:30 Sugar House vs. Edgehill aircraft The system is not a toy to amuse watershed runoff conditions in Utah. Chicago. While salvaging brass 11 November suitto construct 9:30 Highland Park vs. Parleys o necessary in a junkyard for 1 cents a pound, children, bangers declared Miss Lloyd. able to house a plane now under Adam Czakowski, seventy years old, "Acquainting pupils with the me7:30 Edgehill vs. Stratford. Bye Wasatch found a fortune. chanics of radio is a primary pur- ANNUAL ART EXHIBITION construction and soon to be on the 8:30 Parleys vs. Wasatch December 23 No ordinary fortune, either. It pose, but we also have been able to AT UNIVERSITY OF UTAH air routes that has four motors and 9:30 Sugar House vs. High. Park 7:30 Wasatch vs. Highland Park included $190 in currency and coin, supplement regular classroom work a of Emerson perpassenger capacity forty Emerson vs. Parleys Bye 8:30 exThe fourth annual invitational $500 in postal savings certificates, by rebroadcasting educational pro9:30 Stratford vs. Sugar House November 18 and $3,500 in bonds. All of it came grams furnished us by the net- hibition of fine arts will be held at sons. Mr. Halliday explained if out of a brass bed that Adam and works." Bye Edgehill the University of Utah Union buildva. Sugar House could local the these air his son, Leo, twelve years old, were Miss Lloyd has a microphone inport supply from November 28 through De6 8:30 Wasatch vs. Stratford ing January knocking to pieces in a lot at Elston stalled in her office that allows her cember 17. huge hangers with suitable mechani7:30 Stratford va Parleys 9:30 Emerson vs. Edgehill avenue and Cortland street. to speak by remote control to any cal facilities, the large transport o 8:30 Highland Park va Edgehill Park But now the cash is all gone and class in the building, or to listen to Bye Highland companies would likely consider Salt 9:30 Emerson vs. Wasatch the postal saving certificates and the proceedings in the classrooms. WORKERS ALLIANCE Lake as a repair base, establishing December 2 the bonds are in the hands of AssistBye Sugar House FAVORS BOYCOTT assembling and repair departments. 7:30 Stratford vs. Highland Park ant States Attorney Blair Vames, Girl, Two, Counts to 100 There will also be a game at 6:30 If these departments can be added 8:30 Sugar House vs. Emerson who is seeking the legal owners. each week. The teams playing this Boycott of Japanese goods has to the and Knows 2,500 Words been Adam is going back to his old job. at the air- - 9:30 Edgehill vs. Wasatch present payroll will be announced the week voted by members of Salt Lake game Offers to Split Bonds. port, It would mean the airport emFulton, N. Y. Fultons child Bye Parleys before. local Alliance No. Workers 1, City The discovery was brought to of- Prodigy, Eudora Louise Graves, ployees would spend salaries ficial notice when Peter Janus, 1959 says the alphabet, counts up to 100, of America, according to George to thousands of dollars Nineteenth street, informed Mr. has a vocabulary of 2,500 words and Greatorex. each year. At the present time there o Vames that Czakowski had asked recites nursery rhymes, although are 163 employees at the .airport Salesman him to dispose of the bonds. Ill she is only two years old. Her para each $400,000 Mr. PUBLICATION year. netting OBSERVES Mrs. payroll and S. Richard ents, give you half if you do, was his Call The recent development at the Graves, are planning a formal home FORTIETH BIRTHDAY promise. education for her. When policemen took Czakowski Salt Lake airport has made it one A review of worldwide progress, of the three Her words are understandable but and the paper portion of his fortune of the to the Criminal Courts building, Ad- not clearly pronounced. Without fal- change and disturbance that have nation, to Mr. Halliday, OF TALENTED according am told his story and offered to tering, she can name the twenty-thre- e marked the last four decades ap- and with its mile The familiar figure of an aged SOUTHEAST MAID ANNOUNCED runconcrete long on her play blocks. figures split with the assistant prosecutor if pears in the November issue of the ways and other modem Improve- man on the streets of Sugar House he would act as broker for the The list includes bicycle, fox, wolf, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Purrington, bunches of shoe celements, Is making a name for Salt loaded down with bonds. truck, eagle, tractor, elephant, cam- Improvement Era, which is and 1989 Tenth East street, announce of clips cases own pencils, fortieth its strings, anniversary. Lake throughout the world. he said, found el, seal, horse, train, car, pig, can- brating My boy Leo, door to the engagement of their daughter, from o bands, rubber going some half dollars in one leg of a non, bee, airplane, dog, duck, Ino brass bed we were knocking to dian, boat, lion, mouse and Zeppedoor, will be seen no more as George Miss June Virginia Purrington, to OUTLINED PLANS COMMISSIONERS ARE GUESTS .. FOB anShe lin. can recite of the name Loren C. Park, son of Mr. and Mrs. we Then knocked the other pieces. Washington, 103 years of age, JOBLESS COUNT OF KOTARIANS a at H. Park, 4536 Sixth Eaat leg from the foot of the bed, but every piece of furniture in the living James call Tuesday swered death's room. found nothing. street. unInstructions for handling the We didnt give up. The next day Pat Goggin and John B. Mathison local hospital. Tho marriage will take place NoDEATH IS Until recent years, George (as he employment count to be conducted we went back. My stepson, Joe HEIRESS commissioners of Salt Lake mer- vember 19 at the home of the bride House to was known the United he Sugar States went CHARGED TO USE OF by Plucinski, postal depar- City, were the honored guests of the along with us. After received in Salt Lake City the looking for nearly a day we found ture peddled his five and ten cent ANTI-FAT CAPSULES Sugar House Rotary club Thursday chants) the head of the bed and knocked articles throughout the city, arriv- D. IT. first of tho week. at the regular luncheon. P. HOLD MEETING' off its legs and found the $190, and of the city at NoThe census will be taken on In a short response to his introduct- ing at certain sections PARK CAMP HIGHLAND the paper thats as good as money. "Pencil vember 16, 17 and 18, with the an appointed time. However, bis adI took half the cash and Joe took Fashionable Vogue for ion, Mr. Coggin said that he wanted deadline for the return of cards set another four Silhouette Is Blamed Highland Park camp of Daughvanced years and several illnesses the other half. I dont know what he year term of office in and ters of Utah Pioneers met Thursat midnight November 20. slowed considerably for Tragedy. did with his, but I paid some bills, steps hty up order that he might complete some the day afternoon at the home of Mrs. hid $50 in a trunk at home, and to tried he up keep although of the things that he had already took a little vacation. While I was forced to dis- Eva Jensen, 2551 Douglas street. New York. Mary Brown Warbur-ton- , started by the parks department, es- former pace, he wascustomers. on vacation the money in the trunk Mrs. Vesta Anderson and Mjr a. Wanamaker heiress and promi- HAROLD FIFE APPOINTED some of his disappeared. WELFARE BOARD MEMBER pecially the newest addition to the appoint nent in New York society, died in death his Bertha Llndatrom were assisting to Mr. Washington prior Seek Widow of Owner. city parks, Fairmont, located In the her Park avenue apartment, apparx hostesses. twenty-sito seen have claimed Appointment of llarold Fife, heart of Sugarhouae. Czakowski said he tried to get sevently a sacrifice to the fashionable Mr. Mathison said that his depart- presidential campaigns. secretary of the state hoard of coreral saloonkeepers to cash the vogue for the pencil silhouette. -- o H. John Dr. own Her of rections and the board of pardons, ment was working with the commitee physician, bonds, but was unsuccessful. IN CALIFORNIA The postal savings certificates Morrissey, believed she died of a was approved Monday by the Salt figures on the costs of heart attack following strenuous re- Lake county commission as a mem- gainingand were made out In the name of y XMAS Mrs. Eleanor C. Bartlett, librarian FOREIGN MAIL construction to keep highDembinski. Records of the ducing efforts. NOW CARDS Branch library, was the ber of board. welfare PACKAGES, at the on Sprague 40 Twenty-fircounty South and way It was recalled that cases of anecoroners office showed that DemLos in California, the fore Angeles, would alend a further followed assistance mia and tuberculosis had they binski was found dead in a baseAlthough we are still enjoying part of the week. if possible. ment flat at 1217 North Damen aveHollywood reducing fad not long ' Indian summer weather, the CONVICT LEAVES PRISON o ..j balmy nue about two months ago. Investiago. Then the desires of women of of foreign ports Is anxClaus Santa many sizes, in jthat movie city, for gators for the state's attorney's ofWalking away from the state EDUCATOR DISCUSSES ious for us to mail our Christmas AT PUBLIC LIBRARY slender figures had sacrificed both fice learned that one of his relatives prison barn before breakfast Monhad searched the flat for the hoard pounds and health. GOVERNMENT ADIS parcels and cards soon in order that The schedule for free adult' eduSome capsules found in Miss Dembinski reputedly had, but gave day, Joe Gough, 25, prison farm they might reach their destination cation classes to be held in the comdocflat were believed by up after a time and sold his effects, Dr. L. II. Creer, professor at the by Christmas. trusty, sentenced for second degree mittee room of the main public litors to contain thyroid extract a burglary in Cache county, was beIncluding the brass bed, for junk. Local postal officials report that University of Utah, discussed "Demthe week is as follows: The bonds were secured by the common panacea for obesity. ing hunted by a posse of prison ocracy Communism and Fascism be- December 4 is tho last sailing for brary during 10 a. m. to 12 soon property of the Keystone Court Planned to Visit Springs. Monday, fore interested citizens of the south' Chinese Christmas parcels and De guards. apartments, the Kedzie Carmen, and Short Although Miss Warburton known Building1 Vocabulary conTho the said warden east and the Elmwood Manor buildings. at the meeting held in the escaped cember 15 is the last boat for Eng as Brown to her friends freand reviews with appreciation Story Dembinskis widow, from whom he quently visited health resorts to vict was not of the desperate type. land and western Europe. library Thursday evening. readings. separated several years before his shave 20 or 25 pounds from her noro o Friday, 1:30 to 3:30 p. m. Vodeath, is being sought. She may mal 200, friends refused to believe claim the fortune that is no longer COMMERCIAL CLUB JOINS Poetry Appreciacabulary Study, she reduced so drastically as to CITY ASKED TO CURB SALE Czakowskis. Failing this, the propWESTMINSTER COACH tion and the Mechanics of Verse HIGHWAY FIGHT her health. endanger OF CIGARETS TO MINORS HONORED erty will be turned over to the pubHer father, Maj. Barclay Writing." lic administrator, according to Mr. Charles Petty, head of a comsaid she had her tickets Saturday, 2 to 4 p. m. "Correct The Westminwas Vames. called at coach police Pete department Cariston, mittee of business men and the Rotbought for her customary autumn Usage, with Vocabulary, English trek to White Sulphur Springs, W. on to curb the sale of clgarets to ary club of Sugarhouae, announced ster college, was made director of and Writing the Short Study," Va. There she always dropped minors through vending machines in the School Teaches Pupils cooperation of the Salt Lake the Interchurch basketball league Story." Warburton Mrs. and He child taken action health and poundage. by the at meeting of the Salt Lake to Forget Mike Fright and their son, C. Edgerton Warbur- welfare committee of the Salt Lake Commercial club in the fight to keep Tuesday Saturday, 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. association. Ministerial on 40 Twenty-firSouth. highway Fort Worth, Texas. Alice E. Car-so- n ton, had just returned from Eu- Council of Women. English vocabulary and construcMr. Petty stated that the Commerpublic school, which covers the rope and dined with their daughter tion and Dictionary Class. o cial club had joined the local forces primary grades, is pioneering in the in her apartment. o She looked badly, Maj. Warburin the belief that the road should teaching of radio broadcasting to its BRITISH MISSION PLAN welton said. He was a former pupils many of them only six and STATE SOCIAL WORK remain at its present location but P.-A. She seven years old. fare director of Philadelphia. Mr. son of Ben K. Elder Wallace, CONFERENCE SCHEDULED adthe gain widening and improving The result has been that the radio complained of a pain in her side, 1026 EmGilbert Mrs. and Wallace, NOTES state vocated the commisroad by holds no terrors for the youngsters, he added. Two-da- y erson Avenue, will sail for England meeting of the Utah sion. Her parents left her and twelve despite a familiar "mike fright D. L. Conference of Social Work the of and the British State mission Mr. Petty further stated that the hours later Dr. Morrissey prothat overcomes so many adult newwas near called the fore S. comers to the radio. in church the future. nounced her derfd. part of the by. Commercial club wanted to extend Miss Jessica Lloyd, principal, was Tho Forest School is observing the highway to meet the Saltalr highElder Wallace was tendered a D. A. Skeen, president. Meetings Former Collapse Recalled. active in getting radio equipment Miss Warburton was found by her National Education Week by present- way at a vantage point and had gain- testimonial in the Emerson ward will be held Novenmber 12 and 13 for the school two years ago. Regu--Jr maid unconscious on her bath- ing an interesting program at the ed the approval of the state roads chapel Sunday evening with Bishop at the University of Utah. programs, musical ntE?.hrrF.3nd room lying floor. The maid called Dr. school auditorium, Monday evening, commission. D. G. Emery of the ward, and David Morrissey, who sent for an emer- November 8th, at eight o'clock. D. Brimhall as speakers. o gency inhalator. Miss Warburton at teacher Helen a THE HOME Mins Keate, failed to respond after an hour and YOUTH SINGS some relate will Jackson of tho School, a half of treatment. Electrical Repairing and Distinctive A week ago Miss Warburton had of her experiences in China this Interesting Geroll Morgan, talented young First Lamp Patent In 1798 collapsed on the street from vertigo. summer, at the time of the Japan- student of the Hyland school and GIFTS In 1798 the first lamp patent was A granddaughter of the late John ese Invasion. son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Morgan, issued to John Love, of South CaroSHOWERS for WEDDINGS, livea and of Wanamaker Old possessed Lamps David P. Thomas, a member of BIRTHDAYS ly, gay disposition, Miss Warburton the Board of Education, will talk on entertained members of the Sugar lina, for a tallow lamp. The earHouse Rotary club with a number of liest patented lamp known is the Remodeled was a favorite in New York's party . UNIQUE BRIDGE PRIZES made by William lamp nursery set. In 1927 she temporarily gave a subject of interest to all. classical and the at songs popular Reasonable Rental Rate Howe, of Boston, dated 1812. The All parents are especially invited up society to promote a tea said to Thursday meeting. for the Latest Books earliest second example appeared have fat reducing qualities. to attend an Open House being nearly two decades later, in 1831, Five years ago Betty Healy, wife given by all teachers In their and the patent was issued to John IN WYOMING of a screen comedian, sued her in a rooms between 7:30 and 8 W. Schulz and William Trull. Beaction The suit. alienation $250,000 & Book Shop Dr. T. E. Robison of Sugar House, tween the granting of these two 1079 East 21st South Hy. 1738 was dropped, but Mrs. Healy sued oclock. In Sugarhouae Music will be furnished by mem' was in Wyoming the latter part of patents twenty others had been 1080 East 21 it South for divorce. the week on business, bers of the P.-A. "W J that 7:30-rParle- ya Aged Answers Social Notes super-airpor- ts ed ...O' r pro-erti- ea Apol-inar- st War-burto- Sug-arhous- e War-burto- n, st FOREST T. Stand APEX ELECTRIC - COMPANY vo Gift T. if THE ARTCRAFT |