Show Telephone Wasatch Obituaries Funeral Employment TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY 980 Male Help Wanted WRITER TELLS ORGANIST KILLS CAINE— Puners! services for Martha Caine of 338 Spencer court will be held Wednes man day at 13 30 p m in the rose room Bishop named with car Work will be permanent with Johu McPhee of the Twentyfifth ward Mrs Martha Bubolts Uhrich St of Kimofficlatmr Friends may view Mrs Caine berly splendid opportunity for advancement If Nev died home of her brother the mortuary until time of services Richard Llndsleyat the you qualify Phone Hr 0342-1369 Emerson avenue today for at Interment Wasstrb Lawn burial park Tuesday evening of complications appointment following of mordirection under the Deseret the ’ an abdominal operation six months ago ftJAKE $75 WEEKLY pUclns carded tuary Mrs Uhrich was a graduate of St Mary's NO efi-ion store counters SO HENDRICKSON— In Lake Salt Funeral Van Write for unique distributive plan services for years ago She academy Dean Hrndrikscon of 1306 South Eleventh was later engaged in the dry goods busi”Mfsre 105 Huntington Beach Calif West wtll be held Wednesday at 2 p m ness here and had been emplqed by the slnaer and violinist not afraid in the Rost room of the Deseret mortu- Walker Brothers Dry Goods company and HNIST to work 448 g Broadway 5 A ary Elder John M Knight officiating the Bingham Mercantile company at BingV ANTED — Boy to run errands 310 Boyd Mr Hendrickson may be viewed at the ham Park Bids Tennant Co Deseret mortusry prior to service She Is survived by her husband A Uhrich of Kimberly Mt Olivet cemetery and one jSpthSj ASPHALT 8HLNOLB SALESMEN APPLY Lelloy Llndsley of Calexico Call A M 46 SO MAIN JENSEN —FuneraTaervices for Estella Jenalso survive sen be held nieces and nepfce of Utah will Bennlon REGISTERED pharmacist Salesmanship Wednesday at 3 p m In the Bennlon and modern dru store merchandises exwerd chapel Blchnp Thomas O Labrum References required perience essential officiating Friends mty view Mra JenAddress P Q Box 829 sen at the residence prior to service John Robert Waggoner 8 son of Ralph SPECIALTY men with cars in Utah Idaho Interment will be In the Taylorsville ceme- and Sylvia Smith Waggoner of Jenson and Colorado splendid returns for real tery under tha direction of the Deseret Utah died at a local hospital Tuesday of hustlers See Mr Weaber 505 W 8th So chronio Bright's disease He had been a mortuary WASHINGTON May 4— The manat the hospital for eight days aocy WRIOHT— Funeral services' for Ellen Amelia patient employment STROCK 8 MWind So Was 8000 The boy was born in Colorado Springs Wright of Evanston Wyo will be held Colo walked in which creatures ana had lived Jenson io of most hii B4AN end wife to give services In excbauge 11 m In Wednesday a at Evanston for an apartment Was 9485 Frinda may view Mra Wright at the resi- life earth millions of years ago left His survive parents tn dence be Evanston Services will also local co has opening for 3 married LA RGB held Wednesday at S p m In the Coalville today may be seen in men: permanent good earnlnxs car and footprints stake tabernacle Friends may view Mra references See Mr Smith Continental is out set Arizona by Edwin D Mcof at the horns her Mrs mother Wright 202 3 f t e room a r p m Bank bldg Elisabeth Stones in Coalville 45 minutes Jsmes H Beck about 58 native of Dennaturalist for the Grand CanIP the position you seek Is not listecTKere before services Interment Coalville mark and a farmer of East Crescent died today describe your qualifications in national park in cemetery under direction of th Deseret at his home early Tuesday morning of report Just ‘‘Situation Wanted— Male' ad (58c per mortuary heart disease He had been a resident of received the department of the for a lire word ad) Ask a clerk to help He for 20 the Utah marnever last years HUGHES— services Funeral for J Ivory Trlb-Tel you 145 your ad at Want Ad Dept interior who passed away at Boise ried and has no known survivors Hughes So Main St Idaho May 3 will be held Thursday at tracks of the Coconino sand GOOD Janitor with knowledge of plumbing 3 p m In the Sandy Third Ward chapel stone he says were' first brought to Was 9485 Friends may call at the Hughes residence TLT ASANT GROVE— Pfder Christian Lr-se- n scientific attention In 1915 when ProThursday from 13 noon until time of Men services Interment Sandy City ceme87 one of the oldest residents of this tery under the direction of George A city died of general debility at hfs home fessor Charles Schuchert of Vale LEARN DRAFTING-- Spare time low terms Jenkins mortuary university made a small collection local positions reliable school Monday Invest! He was born March St 1844 In Babe along the Hermit trail A study of Trlh -- Tel gate Box W-1- 8 KIDDLE — Funeral services for Walter Denmark He was president of the Sabe and of several William Kiddle 860 Redwood road wtll branch description for three after his conversion years be held Sunday at 3 p m in the Joseph to the L D 8 faith He emigrated as a of them was undertaken by Professor William Taylor mortuary 125 chapel socks Free ties Free underwear oung man and came directly here where In 1924 an extensive study of North Main street Bishop Stutcuznesaer customers © since resided He was a stone cutter Big commissions Bonus Free Friends may call at the by had officiating Coconino footprints by Dr C W kits Ebroclo Co Greensboro N C trade mortuary until time of services Surviving children are Marlon Larsen Gilmore of the United States nation1 34 RICHMOND —Services for Adele Douglas Mrs Josephine Hunter and Mrs Luclile museum was made possible Richmond wife of Thomas W Richmond Robinson American Fork: Mra Nancy CrysW ANfEDUeft able sales agen ts of 'good of 453 East Seventh South street will be tal Salt Lake: Mrs W W Lim Pleasant through the interest of Dr John C References required standing on Thursday at 3 o’clock Apply hfld 30 grandchildren 12 great Grove the at and Merrlam and was continued for sevWestern Loan and Building company 45 Trinity M E church 241 East Sixth South grandchildren East 1st South Salt Lake City street and will be conducted by the Rev Funeral services wilt be held Wednesday years The results of this work Roscoe W Wiener Interment In Mt at 2 p m in the Third ward chapel with in the Smithsonian Olivet The casket will be open at the Interment in Pleasant Groe city cemetepr were published miscellaneous publications 2832 2917 mortuary Wednesday afWANTED RIGHT NOW— A salesternoon and Thursday until 2 p m 2956 man who has demonstrated by NAPPER— Funeral services for Sara Napper that he is at Jast performance All of the Coconino footprints are will be held at 8t Mark's cathedral on a 83500-a-yeman No HYKUM— Howard Ounderson 14 died at olhers need apply considered to be those of quadrupedal Ask for InWednesday at 230 p m In charge of his home here Monday foilowtng an A W Moulton terview at 011 Continental Bank Friends may see illness with spinal meningitis Bishop animals though they vary exeremely Miss Napper at the Evans and Early morBids He was born here February 13 1917 a Some appear tuary chapel prior to 315 Wednesday son of Oliver and Esther Petersen Gunder- In size and' character Interment will follow in tha family plot son He was a student at Lincoln school have been made by animals no in Mt Olivet cemetery of at the time his death STATE distributor to sell Sun Pictures than small lizards others apHe Is survived by his parents and four services for Elizabeth Make up to 8800 a month Mr Chase ROSE — Funeral Chandler Rose will be held Wednesday brothers Wesley Gary Rodney and Dou-al- d parently were formed by creatures 306 North 2nd West Gunderson 2 p m at the Intermountain at Hyrum Funeral a STOCK salesmen for large local manufac-turl- nt services will be held at the fam- having large feet and strides nearly home 1445 South State street Bishop ilyFuneral Trtb-Tin length Some indicate short-limbe- d concern Box residence Wednesday Thomas Child of the Tenth ward will wide-bodle- d In animals an have Interment salesthe for WE additional City cemetery opening heavy men to sell a Oeneral Motors product lowhHe other tracks suggest animals A 1130 Martha B IJhrich OF PREHISTORIC FARM HAND IN Telephone Wasatch 6 1931 OGDEN and VICINITY! Business Office: 2436 Washington Avenue FARM WOMEN Studies Prints Police Say Church Musi-- PLAN Left in Arizona cian Admits Murder Sandstone for Insurance ner the that that James II Beck Kee yon Schools for 133 Agents Wanted at The Pedep C Larsen 132 a these Lull the the Salesmen Wanted al eral l 9 Howard Gunderson to larger yard Florists cally Reasonable remuneration to start 142 An excellent opportunity for advancejAMBOURNeTTi 8o Mam W ment 1518 Salt Lake's oldest and leading florist WALTER F FORD IN O ' 13 East 1st South Street 143 Card of Thanks SALESMEN who live in Balt Late have a IshT o t wFw our car and can furnish references: permaappreciation express friends of Mrs Minnie Lucchlnettl for nent connection with good futurs Apply the beautiful floral offerings andJMsri morning 603 yewhomo Bldg ness extended to her during her Alness and death— Her Son Alfred and Rela135 Positions Wanted— Male tives £xP ER IE NC ED st e nograph e r -- la yer wants Monuments Box 147 Address salary or percentage job W-2- 9 Tribune YOUNG man attending school wants any jX5S10WAUCiiOsOrTtSTmno: rials rel rrai w M2 Res Was 6881-- J kind of work for board and room H 0930 AUTO mechanic or other steady work in or near city Box 9 Trlb -- Tel Amusements YOUNG msn broke good education pleasTnb-T- el 3 ing wants work any kind PRACTICAL male nurses all kinds of cases: WOOLLEY’S RINK willing to go away Call Lewis W 8219-- J 130 North Mtln Open every day 0 BOOKKEEPER FREE INSTRUCTIONS TO BEGINNERS 10 years ex Capable managing office 7033-no Was object accounting: salary 136 Female Help Wanted fEACHERSWeneednhnmedatelFTprin ci pal mathematics and English instructors several grade teachers Interraoun-tal- n Atlas Teachers’ association 411-4bldg Salt Lake City LADIES to make small sales quota for which we pay 818 wk 812 McIntyre Bldg references GIRL with 3765-Call Hy PTR8T-CLASsewer wanted bet 20 and Trtb-T5 23 years Box l for housework mornings only Was 8649-- J woman for light housekeeping Apply to Mrs Lee old hospital MIDDLE-AGE- Fort Douglas FHOTOORAPH1C art model experience Trib-TcL 4 Box unnecessary GIRL for general housework must go home 921 1st South r nights sitlon yotTsee kTia not let e (f hers f q: '‘Situation Wanted" ad 58o per line for m Ask a clerk to help you ad) word your ad at Want Ad Headquarters The Tribune 145 South Main st IFhi 137 Schools and Colleges THE UTAH HIGH SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE 331 Clift Bldg course course Permanents by craa for catalog Writs vr Weather Report Weather conditions May S 1931 cloudiness has prevailed over the west dur- ing the day Temperatures have been unseasonably warm These conditions are attendant on uniformally low pressures west of the Rocky mountains But the Interaction between moderately high barometric pressure over the Wyomlng-Dakotregion and the western low pressure and a degression over the Mississippi river valley iss resulted In light showers In southern Wyoming and northern Colorado and In the north central states Abnormally cool temperatures prevail In the northern Rocky mountains and in the Missouri river valley Comparative data at Salt -Lake—City: Degi Temperature 72 Highest temperature today 93 Highest in this month since 1074 51 Lowest last night 25 Lowest this month since 1874 02 Mean for today 54 Normal Inches Precipitation Total precipitation for the 34 hours 00 ending at 8 p m 29 Total for this month to date Accumulated deficiency for this month 09 to date 763 Total since October 1 to date Accumulated deficiency since Octo3 82 ber 1 Bun rises at 819 a m and sets at 739 ' p m May 6 1931 WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN YESWas 3370 TERDAY AT 8 P M MOUNTAIN TIME 315 per month 330 per month free marcel Visitors welcome 8375 QUISH SCHOOL OF BEAUTY THE CULTURE Stations No other vocation BEST IN THE WEST on Third so profitable Catalog request floor Ezra Thompson Bldg Wan 7560 INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION Boise Cheyenne Chlcato 30 days typewriting ABO Shorthand In Denver Pos secured Dlcjtlnson Grand Jet filing bookkeeping —Secretarial SchooC-Judi- e Bldg Was 3939 Helena— STEADY U 8 government jobs $105 to 8250 Kansas City month Men women 18 to 00 Vacation Lander Experience usually unnecessary Pull par- Los Angeles ticular! with sample coaching FREE Minnapolis Franklin Institute Modena Write immediately Needles tept &40- Rochester N Y New York Omaha 137a School of Dressmaking Phoenix Pocatello KEISTER girls make the best wives Day Portland O 9613 East 320 classes 3rd eve Pueblo -Was 138 rr Dancing Schools — 80 W Arave LAVA HOT SPRINGS Idaho— A W 2 died at hla home here Saturday Arave night of pneumonia alter a abort illness He Is survived by his widow Mra Susan Eastman Arave six sons Nelson J and D Willis Arave Monrovia Call! and Jauira Joseph Frank and Russell Lava Hot Springs four daughters Mrs D B Moenrh Balt Lake Mra Bert Anthony Coquille Ore Mrs E F Oborn Grace Mrs Ellis Wellmore Lava Sine P Larsen FROVO— Mrs Sine P Larsen 87 wife of Niels Larsen died at the family home at Vineyard on Tuesday morning following a having long slender limbs and narrow bodies Diggers Find Texas Skeltons Dr Gilmore stated that the tracks of the backboned animals in the Cobo-nlnsandstone suggest a correlation with the rocks of Permian age in Texas where occur skeletons of many kinds of extinct creatures some of which had the right proportion of foot limb and body to have made imprints similar to those found at Grand canyon It seems fair to as- - lingering illness Mrs Larsen was born March 31 1844 In Horomstad Denmark She cams to Utah in ieed settling in Vineyard Besides her husband one daughter sur- Inhabited the Arizona region he said vives Mrs Bens Linck 8alt Lake six step children Mrs Harry Oammon Mrs Victor If these deductions are correct then Anderson and John Larsen Vineyard Mrs the tracks represent primitive crawChris Christensen Vaughn Mont Joseph ling reptiles and amphibians all of Larsen E&ralante Benjamin Larsen Long Leach Calif thirteen grandchildren also which were unlike any creatures livsurvive Trails made by InvertFuneral services will be held In the Vine- ing today yard ward chapel Sunday at 1 P m with ebrates and burrows probably formed Interment In city cemetery by worms also occur In the CocMORGAN— Mrs Katherine Genevieve Mi23 of Apsen Tunnel Wyo died here Monday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Peter Rock She was born here June 0 1908 and was ller home on a visit at the time of her death She Is survived by her husband William T Miller a son ana daughter William T Jr and Barbara Joan Aspen Tunnel her parents seven brothers and sisters Russell Rock Knight Wyo Mrs C T Spendlove Laurel Garnet and Lois Rock Morgan: Mrs R D Wardle Ogden Mrs H O Stockman Castle Rock Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p m In the Morgan North ward chapel Interment will be in Morgan city cemetery lllrr Walter Hermansen ° ELSINORE— Funeral services were held Tuesday In the ward chapel for Walter J Hermansen 25 who died of a heart ailment In the Sallna hospital Saturday The young man had been extremely popular here and was considered one of the b&T ball players In the county Surviving are his father Boren Herman sen four brothers and three sisters Herman Vernal Rolan Neldon Ida and Fern Hermansen and Mrs Dorothy Johnson El lnore summing up the fauna of the Coconino sandstone Dr Gilmore states that It Is “Carboniferous (age) In aspect as shown by the relatively small size of the animals all of which are quadrupedal as contrasted with the considerable number of very large forms and many three-toebipedal animali of the Tlassic (period) as Taken a whole this fauna which now consists of 15 genera and 22 species seems to have closer relation ships to the ichnlte fauna from the middle coal measures of Kansas de scribed by Marsh than to the more extensive fauna from the coal meas ures of Nova Scotia made known by Dawson and Matthew The predominating species Is Lalporus Noblei d which apparently Is present whenever Coconino tracks are found” The footprints occur preserved on the upper surfaces of inclined bedare beauding planes Many of them tifully distinct and the courses of animals can often be traced for consiMrs Stillman Harris Regarding the lack MALADt Idh — Mr! Stillman Harris 38 derable distances years of age died at the family home near of organic remains Professor Schu Malad on Monday after an Illness of ten chert considers that this Is "probasurMrs Harris days with pneumonia vived by her husband and six children the bly due to the originally loose and reoldest 13 years of age peatedly reworked sands a most unfavorable habitat for animals” Vera Anderson A peculiar feature of the occuMAIAD Idaho —Vera Anderson t dauth rrence of the Coconino tracks is ter of Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Anderson died Gilmore in the followSunday evening from heart trouble The summed up by child had an attack of Influenza durlnt ing statement: ‘“Die trend of nearly tha winter and had suffered with heart all of the tracks and trails was In one trouble since direction that Is up the elope of the sandstones —and the exEdna Johnson amination of many additional hunFOUNTAIN GREEN— Mrs Edna J John surson 34 wife of Dewey Johnson of this city dred square feet of died at the Dice hospital in Moroni on face verifies this original observation an Monday following operation lor appen- In all of the hundreds of trails seen dicitis She was bom here May 4 1897 a daugh only three exceptions were found” ter of N M and Annie C Jensen She died At another place Dr Gilmore refers on her birthday which was also the birth- to this feature as suggestive of "an day of her husband and her daughter Irene old trail leading to water or possibly She Is survived by her husband five — a great migration of animal life children Ted Dean Irene Lucile and R©x Johnson her parents and two sisters Mrs such as is occasionally known to take Osmond Crowther Mt Pleasant and Mrs place among the animals of the presGeorge E Collard Provo Funeral services will be held In the Foun- ent time” cross-bedde- d track-covere- j t et es&vica UV£ileU ber of Commerce gram at Ogden Death Follows Operation at Hospital Funeral ChamPro- - 0: Set for Thursday OGDEN— Bryant Bullen 41 of 2880 Van Buren avenui who for several years has been associated with the Sego Milk Products company and until recently was Ogden manager of the Clover Leaf Harris daisy died at 3:30 a m Monday In a local hospital following an operation At a late hour Monday evening a call was sent out to members of the American Legion to volunteer for a blood transfusion In the hope of savmembers of ing hls life Forty-tw- o Herman Baker past No 9 responded but attending physicians decided d n Truck Accident Hurts Slieeplierdcr a DAVIS COUNTY VALUES DROPcin ’s Charge Again Sends Man to Jail Report Show l Increase Slight Estate Valuation Assessor’s in-Rea- in Davis county under thq for assessment purposes of the county assessor Is valued this year at $11918950 according to a report filed with the state tax commission Tuesday This compares with $12162703 for the final valuation on such property one year ago A summary of the valuations for the two Jurisdiction years shows: Items Real estate Improvements Livestock 1931 $6 709605 2997245 399985 1930 ' $6801150 2981340 468364 1911849 R O T C Names Judges of Drill -- against a transfusion Mr Bullen was bom In Richmond el on February 24 1890 a son of and Mary Josephine Whittle Bullen He spent hls young manhood In Richmond on a farm and was He later attended educated there the Utah State Agricultural college where he took hls bachelor's degree Her-sch- Ogden Society Events of the Day Chapter F of the P E O Sisterhood luncheon meeting at the home of Mrs Joseph Chez 2655 Taylor avettue Chapter J of the P E O Sisterhood luncheon meeting at the home of Mrs J S Allen 1066 tody of two minor children May 18 Report Filed— Feesof 'the county recorder's office for ttie month of April aggregated $411 according to a report filed with the county clerk ' Tuesday the Clover Past Matrons’ circle Order the Eastern Star bridge luncheon at the Green Gables with Mrs C I tea room Mrs Daniel Konold F E Nichols Mrs AnKennedy Mrs Myrtle Chapman and Mrs Iola Blackman hostesses' Mrs gus dairies Idaho th on Adams avenue low T U meeting 2:30 with Mra J M Kin-ar- d 2742 Brlnker avenue C High School Tells TwoJIostesses Graduation Plan Entertain at Ogden Luncheons OGDEN—Mrs T A Hemingway entertained at luncheon and bridge at her home Tuesday Invited guests were Mrs G L Becker Mrs Frederick G Ruthrauff Mrs Le Roy B Young Mrs A W Petty Mrs H W Nelson Mrs Lyman Hyde Mrs E J Harness Mrs A D Barber Mrsi— According — to— Principal — Keith — — — F E Nichols and Mrs Fred M Wahlqulst between i30 and 140 atu- Nye receive will dents diplomats dependFowles entertained Mrs J Francis at a bridge luncheon at her home ing upon the outcome of work In this Tuesday Covers were laid for Mrs quarter P C Richardson Mrs W O Hinds Mrs P H Mulcahy Mrs J W Randall Mrs Lawrence Boyle Mrs W F Madson Mrs Joseph Tracey Mrs Ludvig Relmers Mra C J Humphries Mra J H Andrews Mrs R W McKell and Mra LeRoy Packer OGDEN— William H Knerr of the Captain and Mrs W G Dockum commission was here cancelled a dinner planned for Tues- Industrial the case ‘ of Alice Smith day evening on account of the death hearing the Peery estate and the against of Bryant Bullen Indemnity The Martha Junior society meet- - Hartford Accident and of Novemcompany On the evening Smith: Charles 24 1930r ber Henry be held May 13 at the home of Mrs husband of Mrs Smith and an emThomas Leslie estate for 87 Miss Elizabeth Littlefield has ar- ploye of the Peery automobile rived from Berkeley Cal where she years was struck by ofanKlesel aveattends the University of California at the Intersection street and Twenty-fourth and to spend the summer with her fath- nue that he died later er J C Littlefield and aunts Mrs so severely Injured of William Alfred Turner and Miss Mrs Smith asks compensation $16 a week up to $5000 Mary A Littlefield Ogdenite Seeks Compensation Defendant Appeal— Bond on appeal to the supreme court was filed In the Second district court Tuesday In the case of Vlnla Balle minor by her guardian ad litem J H Balle which Mr against R E Smith Smith Is taking an appeal In the Second district court some months ago Judgment was rendered against Mr Smith for $4655 the suit being the outgrowth of an Injury to the OGDEN— Deputy Bherlffs Elmer girl by an automobile driven by Mr Taylor and Earl Thompson accomSmith panied by a prohibition enforcement officer the farm of Paul Second Trial— William Smith was Conti Invisited South Weber on Tuesday called for trial a second time beand returned with kegs confore District Judge Oeorge S Barker morning 40 gallons of moonshine taining Tuesday on a statutory charge whisky they reported They brought term of Smith was tried at the-laConti to the sheriff’s office and court and the jury disagreed charged him with liquor possession He was released on $350 bond The liquor was found under a Conti told the officers It haystack was 15 months old and that he was keeping it for hls own use Officers say he told them he took the Divorce actions were filed In Third liquor from a man In Wyoming who district court Tuesday by Erma owed him money34 was arrested Tues- J P Chavez Ooodfellow against Edwin Oood- D and by George Heber day morning by Police LOfficers fellow ChristenB Ballantyne and M Colemere against Elizabeth possession Both plaintiffs alleged sen accused oLJlquor Bond was fixed at $300 cruelty bus-baMrs Ooodfellow charged her DENIES SLAYING OFFICERS with being quarrelsome and CHICAGO May 5 (f)— Frank JorColemere with slapping her Mr dan confessed killed of two policealleged hls wife lost ber affection men In a shopping throng at Michilive with for him and refused gan avenue and Randolph streetto-- aA him few days ago pleaded not guilty button museum in Prague con-- 1 day before Chief Justice John Ptains some buttons said to 'be 6000 iMcGoorty Trial was set for Thurs’days years old V Reno Crowded Says Ogden Man Officials Find jAged’ Whisky in is Surviving are the widow and one son Bryant Jacobs Bullen and seven brothers and sisters: Cyrus and Lorenzo H Bullen Richmond Herschel and Asa Bullen Mrs Nellie B Langton and Mrs Pearl Harrison Logan Mrs Edith B Rog in-sNew York Roy Bullen a brother died feveral months ago In Salt Lake The body will be taken to Logan on Wednesday afternoon to the home of hls brother Asa Bullen 132 South Third West Funeral services Will be held Thursday at 2 p m In the First ward chape 1 Interment In Logan City cemetery under the direction of Lindquist Sc Sons Ogdenchapter 8orosls evening meeting with Mrs A P Merrill Mrs Albert Parry and Mra Lydia Tanner hostesses at Mrs Tanner’s home 651 street Twenty-eighW A to R branch Ogden M A meeting 1:30 p m at the home of Mra Nell Clegg 2765 Leaf-Harr- one of the Sego subsidiaries He was one of the organizer of the American Legion post In Logan and later was an active member of Herman Baker post No B of Ogden Married In Idaho City Mr Bullen was married October 10 1922 to Helene Pearl Jacobs at Rex-bu- rg of W Estate Sought— Annie E Wheeler filed a petition Tuesday asking that she be appointed administratrix of Frederick the $5000 estate of Wheeler The petition will be heard he was conneceed as Ogden manager-o- o p 4n OGDEN— According to a report to the police Tuesday the Ensign Drug company was victimized Monday night by the old "send change” game to the extent of a prescription cos- ne corporation a grain and milling company of Logan for five years He then went to the Sego Milk Products company with which f eon meeting at the home of 2545 Mrs William Douglas Blinker avenue Ogden Drug Store of Ruse department during the building Ladles’ Literary club lunch- Smith H of the water supply pipe line and later served as manager of the Vlta-ml- street Twenty-fift- h Junior Child Welfare club meeting 2 p m at Hotel Bige- Victim tn 1914 Held Commission As Army Lieutenant He went to the Presidio at San Francisco to the first officers’ training camp In May 1917 where he was commissioned a second lieutenant of to Infantry From there he was sent Camp Lewis Wash and thence overseas where he was commissioned iirst lieutenant of nrtlllery and assigned to the motor transport corps Following Mr Bullen’s return from war service In 1919 he worked one year with the Logan City engineer-n- g Bryant Bullen OGDEN— V E Welch 25 who was arrested some days ago on the charge of contributing to the degirl and linquency of a released on a bond of 300 was arsecond time Tuesday on a rested complaint charging a statutory Hla fense against the same girl bond "was fixed at $1000 cash or $1500 property The first offense is alleged to have been committed on April 23 and the second on May 4 Other personal 1712115 and $9 In cash — ting a dollar received Totals a call from what $11818950 $12162703 The store The largest livestock class In Davis proved to be a fictitious address county is cattle other than range cat- asking that the prescription be sent tle In this class the assessor this together with change for $10 When year found 6243 cattle which are val- the messenger arrived at the spot with two men took the prescription and ued at $222405 as compared 5384 last year valued at $238765 gave the boy a $10 worthless check The assessor valued banks this year — ¥ at $183020 as against $172580 a year ago The new constitution and -- tax laws make it “Illegal to assess the shares of bank stock which will pay OGDEN— President Joseph Chez taxes In 1932 on the income of the of the Weber County Bar associabanks luncheon The assessor found 3002 automo- tion Jias announced biles this year In Davis county as meeting at the Hotel Bigelow Satagainst 3062 a year ago Under the urday noon new schedules the valuation of these District Judge Eu has dropped to $340925 against $423-88- 0 WinsE Divorce— Pratt granted a divorce on gene a year ago to Eugene Tlttenson from Tuesday ground of Ella Tlttenson on the He was awarded the cuscruelty o COL Join OGDEN— Farm women of Weber Davis Morgan Summit and Box El der counties numbering about 250 have accepted invitations to a luncheon to be given by the Ogden chamber of comqieroe retail merchants' division at the Hofei Bigelow on Thursday noon Other acceptances are expected to bring the munber to 300 ing the helpless man's throat and upMore than 200 business men of wrists the city will attend the luncheon Held with the musician as acces- A E Read chairman of the retail sory to the slaying Is Roman J Folta merchants division will be Introduced East Hampton Insurance agent Folta as toastmaster by W E Zuppann ts charged with having signed Krol’s Speakers will be Mayor Ora Bundy name to a policy application on President J Francis Powles of the March 5 without the latter’s knowl- chamber Mrs Ireno Wilcox of Syraedge when Ochokl Insured the farm cuse president of the home and comhand's life naming himself benefi- munity division of the farm bureau ciary Sam Kiefer state farm bureau exKrol was Insured for $728 with a ecutive and Director William Peterdouble Indemnity clause In case of son of the Utah State Agricultural maximum death by accident The extension division that could have been realized from college Hostesses are: Miss Hazel Bingthe plot would have been $1426 had it ham Ogden Ruby Stringham not failed The Insurance agent po- Farmington: Miss Izola Jensen Briglice say Ochockl told them was to ham City: Mrs E J EJeldsted and receive a share of the Insurance Miss Myrta Hales Ogden money The reception committee Is comThe organist's bride of 11 months posed of faria women from various told the police they said that her counties as follows: Mrs Clarence husband drove his car over the farm Barker Mr J W Jensen Mrs Ward hand when the latter was- - walking Fisher and Mrs John Moline Weber along a lonely road near here late county: Mrs Lee Peterson Morgan: Mrs Anna Paskett Friday Summit Mrs When the Impact of the automo- Robert Stewart Box Elder bile failed to kill Krol outright which Guests will be entertained at matiwould have given his death the ap-- ' nee parties at local theaters followaccident ing luncheon pearance of a Ochockl beat his victim unconscious with a hammer police say then dragged the victim to a clump of woods Later Ochockl a graduate of the University of Warsaw Poland returned to the woods and slashed Krol’s wrists and throat police as41 sheep-herd- er OGDEN— Tom Albie sert the prisoner confessed Despite Colo was from Olathe his injuries Krol did not die until struck and injured Tuesday afterSaturday night noon by a truck driven by Eddie severe cut Black - Alble suffered over the left eye After the wound had been closed Alble went to Opal The accident occurred at 164 Wyo street Twenty-fift- h 8t Louis Salt Lake Prt lesa San Diego 340 SO MAIN WOODWARD’S OOc-- tl Tap toe oriental fox trot waits 8an Fran one step Write for catalog Price Utah Seattle Spokane Amr Legion Hall Sun and Mon tain Green chapel at 3 p m Thursday with UACKSON'S 355 K 3rd So BaUet tap aero-fratt- c Tonopah Washington Prints Found at' Bishop Joseph R Christiansen officiating ballroom Class and prlv lesson Winmucca Different Levels Yellwstone to Learn Swim 138a Yuma The geographical range of the fooJL-Statistics the- - Coconino sandstone is of 10 COURSE You swim In 1 icon or don1) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE -Stprints United States for the district of Utah — par Prof Thornton Wrm Bpz W 1732 Notice essentially the same as that of the for Jr BwoOTTleWhantTBrucrEasrey on petition for discharge In bankand Ross Sampson of the Thirty' matlon Itself In the Grand canyon MARRIAGE LICENSES ruptcy— In the matter of Charles Pow139 Positions Wanted— Female ers a bankrupt— In bankruptcy No Mr McKee has personally eighth Infantry regiment at Fort PROVO region 11937 have been appointed to act HARVEY FORD 23 Provo expert HAND laundered curtains blankets found Coconino tracks near Sellg-ma- n Douglas Notice 14 hereby given that Charles PowKATHERINE PICKERING U as Judges at the Ogden high school quilts 25c Call deliver Hy 0597-- R ers of Salt Lake City Utah has filed his NEVA and and the Flagstaff along Provo HAND laundry curtains 25o up blankets petition on the 26th day of June 1930 prayT C drill competition WedTanner Hance Grand View Yaki R 35c Call for deliver Exp Hr 6597-- B ing for a discharge from all nls debts ir NEFH1 K&ibab Bright Angel Hermit and nesday at 1 p m It was announced AU creditors and other perbankruptcy sona interested are ordered to attend at VERB L VINCENT 2V Provot trails and has seen specimens by Colonel H O Price Tuesday afWANT work by day or hour Hy 3134-GWENDOLYN MARTAIN 2 A BprlMTffle Bass the hearing upon said petition before the bDBANINO DONE by tbs 07 by exp wo- - United near Pine In the University of The competition Is an annual from States Judge In the United district with ! Prevoi mtn Was 3447-- J States court room In the federal building ELLIS CURTIS TAYLOR collection thus showing a fair conducted In connection LieuArizona of the corps by housework Salt Lake City Utah on the 12th day or MABEL MUIR 11 Alpine the 14IDDLEAGED Inspection lady wish© occuand widespread very 1931 general June at 3 o’cock in the afternoon Waa 3547 after 10 a id tenant Colonel Jerome G Pillow rrence and then and there show cause if DEATH REPORT COLORED lady wants chamber maid or thereof Ninth corps area officer In charge any they have why the prayer of the pe- LUOCHINETn —Minnie Luechlnettl II of 1927 and Eturdevant Glenn liahfc housework In Hy 3534 not be granted By general titioner should I860 South Twenty-fir- st Eaat street died Charles Nash discovered tracks in the of R O T C WOMAN WANTS WORK BY DAY OR rule of the court It Is further ordered that May 3 of pulmonary oedema The Kanzier cup Is awarded the HOUR WA8 9778 any creditor opposing this application shall LEWIS — Amoa Archlllea Lewie gt of 178 Coconino and Supal formations on er file enter his appearance and specifications East Twenty-fir- st South street died May the north rim of the canyon 14 miles best drilled company and the Kanz-lIn wrltltng In opposition thereto with the 2 of cerebral apoplexy best drilled the medal awarded at and In manner the referee from south undersigned on tracks — the the 140 Minerva Jane Pickett 42 of 708 distant the Urns as provided In Oeneral Order No $2 PICKETT cadet West First South street died April 80 of rim McConnell lobar pneumonia Lieuteant Sampson la a graduate In vertical Referee In Bankruptcy of The range footprints 13 of PARSONS— Maurice Kin Parsons school Utah Lake AUCT Salt E C JENKINS City 8 1931 88 B street died May 2 of carcinomatosis the Coconino is described by Gilmore of Ogden high Dated Salt Lake City Utah May WKIC1HT— Ellen Amells Wright 82 of Evan- as “confined to 150 ' of basal feet the obSALE IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE ston NOTED SAVANT WEAKER EXTRAORDINARY Wyo died May 2 of Intestinal the formation of which the lowe- PASADENA struction United States for the district af Utah— LAMPERSON— Cal May 5 (P— Dr Nellie Belnap Iam person 28 rmost 20 are barren" and again "so AT NEW LOCATION In the matter of Charles L Sheppard of 240 West South Temple itreet died voL bankrupt— as (O Leland Sheppard) known (tracks) are found Albert A Mlchelson dean of Amer1 P M far AT 180 E 2ND SO 2 of ruptured appendix WEDNESDAY May In bankruptcy No 12570 70 will be a wonderful sale Listen to this PARKINSON — Lucy Marla Parkinson physicists 78 was reported In This only In the lower half" -- The only ex- ican To the creditors of Charles L Sheppard —2 eleg overstaffed get (oca makes bed) of 84 H merest apartments died May to this as far as we know is a weakened condition today He has Murray County of Salt Lake and disception of 4 fine 8x10 and 9x13 rug one almost new of angina pectoris one Roxbury both trict aforesaid a bankrupt Earl Pickering II of Alpine the Yakl trail where tracks occur been confined to hls bed since early Herat! 1125 Wilton like Notics is hereby given that on the 35th PICKERING— new elegant wal and died May 3 of accidental fall latest pattern In places at least midway In the upper March from a general breakdown 1931 A D of said Charles the April day buffet and suite aq table 0 chrs dining closet hls condition was said to be very duly adjudicated bankhalf Footprints appear to be most and fine heavy wal library exten- - L Sheppard was DIVORCE8 ASKED chin diner rupt and that the first meeting of his credserious 150-fotable ilde table one email itors Blon but abundant level the unOoodfellow about Ooodfellow Edwin Erma vg be of the will held the office at if Alaska refrig elec radio eleg end one referee In bankruptcy 424 Beason ortielty Ray S McCarty attorney occur at almost every level wal bed coll pbb matt like new (full dersigned Salt Lake City Utah on the 18th George Heber Colemere vs Elizabeth Coil- - apparently Gilmore Is the following: "Recogniatze tingle matt waL dreaser desk fine building from there down 1931 of at 10 o’clock a m at mere cruelty W D Batle attorney May day small lot a wonderful alumlaum-warof generlcally like dreaaeri and chlff 1847 the attend creditors said may time The e which only definite correlation of the tion has been made silver fine Rogers1 exthings elec REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS prove their claims appoint a trustee pilCoconino tracks suggested by Dr If not specifically similar track appliances quilt© blanket transact other such and the amine bankrupt C wall to States Hamilton United Coconino mirrors pictures sandstone of found in the low all kinds fine come before said Janet of America lot 2 block 187 plat D Toreher lamps fine curtains day bed business as may properly and the T McCONNELL Grand C Dtltlelsb lot 4 block 39 J Lyons sandcanyon land A meeting ew to United to too States much Williams Thomas Ut There mach Binger ftv-cr10 stone of Colorado” e Referee In Bankruptcy Is worthy to IS MY plat G of America lot 1 block 187 plat D It SB SURE AND BE HERE THIS 1931 5 secA Utah to Salt May take Peters William City Ptttrt J Miller to Unltrd States 8END IN ANYTHTNO Maggie HEW LOCATION note that Dr Gilmore found none of tion 36 township 3 south rants I of America lot 3 block 187 plat D COLONEL E C JENCASH AND GET west the genera of the Coconino representNOTICE XO CONTRACTORS KINS 16 YRS & L S RELIABLE AUCT Romney Lumber company to United E HarMiller Rhoda J to Harriet WAS 4310 ed In the two underlying track-bearin- g Sealed proporals will be received t States of America lot I block 187 section 0 toirnshlp 3 south mon us to of merchandise CONSIGN any kind formations of Grand canyon the office of the Granite achool district range WI Wa will turn It into spot cash or weW will 7 p m May 7th 1931 for addiTaylor to Louis R TarJoseph section H up to namely the Hermit and Supal cash for any stock of mds 3 township 3 souths pay tar and Hollada to the tion Plymouth C K Jenkins Col Wade Auction Co range 1 east to LoulsXJ Balser schools Plan mid specification may RULING HITS SCHOOL ORDER Auct Hy 6640 or 37 g Broadway Wright Lynn block be obtained st the office of Ashton Ac 74 plat O A lot 1WILL buy sell or take on consignment all Evans Lake HAVANA May 5 MV- -' The su313 Salt Vermont building IXHjlg J BaUer to ColonlarSBuJldlnv used furnitura Walter's Auction House Certified checks tn the amount court today made public a Loan association lot 0 block 74 363 E 2nd Bq Wa 1942 City preme contract of 5 per cent of the price J B HALL AUCTIONEER Eliza' Perrrte Eilz F Schueddl and decision declaring President MachaA conHY 3336 t shall accompany each proposal SELLS EVERYTH TNG do's action In closing the normal others lot block 20 plat A amount of the "COL K 0 JENKINS 8 L ’ oldest estab tract bond In the full schools some time ago unconstitucontract price will be required The auct 160 East 2nd So Waa 4310 BIRTHS board reserves 'th right to reject any Bever-Cz- rl and Jeule Csrlow Ward a tional It Is not expected however W H ADAMS AUCTIONEER HY 480S og all bide dduchter 14S4 TO I486 SO STATE that the schools will be reopened beI Chambers townslte No 1 GRAN 118 SCHOOL DIBT Sponizh Fork—Wilbur and CbrUtln fore the Juae u haLes'm DERRICK AUCTIONEER holidays a dauttuci to ‘fiuiMcu Rofe Culls A Xlainu gglinsoa cuponUsp ££& 2 MX KtQtt-cus- a AcexuMi Auction Sales Business Men Luclen Ochockl 25 organist of the Church of the Sacred Heart In East Hampton 10 miles from here was automotrapped by a bile with which he Is said to have admitted he deliberately ran down Michael Krol before beating him senseless with a hammer and slash- onino Home Phone 3892 DIES IN OGDEN LUNCHEON splurge Katherine Genevieve Miller In J Reno WESTFIELD Mass May 5 (CTS) —Confession of an Insurance murder marked by unusual brutality was obtained today from a church organist who police say slew a humble farm hand to finance a small town social blood-staine- 117 DAIRY LEADER Succumbs Naturalist Bluest reliable Office Phone PLOT ANIMAL TRACKSBRUTAL John R Waggoner 27 SSO F Dinsmore OGDEN— Burton reden contractor who recently Under Haystack turned from Reno Nev told mem' bers of the Exchange club Tuesday that Reno is now a city congested-witvisitors attracted by open gambling and quick divorce Following Mr Dinsmore’s address plans for the reception of Lieutenant Walter Hinton famous aviator who will be In Ogden May 19 and 20 were discussed st The United States according to figures pays more Insect damage than any other country Two Ask Divorces In S Og- L Courts Cole-me- Z C M I re nd to " j Great May Sale Commences Monday May 11th For One Week Only In all Utah never a sale like this - - -- |