Show LOCAL HEWS — SPORTf — CLASSIFIED IDS THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE — WesteriiUiiioii ELKS ARRANGE PIONEERS OF Accuses Two SOUTH UTAH CHDRCH-WAR- DS PLAN PARTIES visit in sru FLAG SERVICES Mr aud Mrs C H Johnson aged and 78 respectively pioneers of southern Utah returned to their home' in Moab Saturday afternoon via the Denver Rio Grande WestLiberty Park ern railroad following a brief vUlt In Salt Lake where they were guests at the Kenyon hotel Mr Johnson Annual Flag day services of Salt was a guest of that hotel 50 years Lake lodge No 85 B J O'E will be ago in 1881 held at Liberty park at 330 p m Mr Johnson who la engaged in Sunday June 14 ranching and stock raising crossed A special feature will be an exhibihe plains In 1851 He fought Indians the Antlers tion drill by members of n the early days and helped to settle Girl Scouts Elks’ junior organization Grand and Juab counties and Boy Scouts Mrs Johnson was born in the first Hawkins’ military band will play fort in Sanpete county in 1855 as have had 14 children of whom They Banner” the eight members of the army aviation corps are living eight grandchildren under command of Lieutenant C P 32 and missionaries Talbot circle and salute the flag raised by representatives previously expect to return to Salt Lake j will be honored with fare - of the army navy and marine corps forThey the Covered Wagon Days celewell testimonials in Salt Lake W H Nightingale past exalted bration July 24 25 and 26 will recount the history of the Mr Johson said he has lived on the and Magna during the first ruler flag HU address will be Illustrated frontier all his life and he still tries of each of the Amer- to week misby the The presentation as to It as possible close of keep part ican flags in the order of their adop FORSIXYOUTHS Annual Observance Takes Place Next Sunday at I t MAIN 7 1931 Missionaries Prepare to Leave Shortly After- r Farewells Five 8alt Lake missionaries and one from Magna wilt leave soon on missions for the L D 8 church They are Arnold R Knapp Yale ward Franklin Kermit Fullmer Thirty second ward 'Grant Hall Leonard Liberty ward Marvin Bradford Wasatch Ward Ashley Robinson Ninth ward and Herman Lyman Anderson of the Pleasant Green ward of J ‘ Magna The following farewell testimonial programs have been arranged: sionaries are top row left to tion For Mr Knapp who leaves for the Canadian mission to be given in the Basil Edwards will deliver a paYale ward chapel Fourteenth East right Marion Bradford Ar- triotic address be furnished and Gilmer drive at 6:30 p m Bun- nold R Knapp Franklin Musical features willmixed chorus Hymn congregation song day by the band and by a Fullmer and Elwood Kermit W Grant Oepson Gleaner Girts’ chorus invocation directed by J will be in charge of A Dunn vocal solo (a) and (b) services' The Hall Leonard bottom Ash- officers of the lodge headed by Miss Gladys Knapp Larena Crow S Joseph exalted ruler A H Miss Marian Robinson accompanist reading ley left and Harry “v" Redd organ solo (a) and (b) Rich- Swan Is chairman of the committee Anderson Herman Lyman on arrangements ard Christensen vocal solo (a) and b Richard P' Condle remarks Spirit of God Like a Fire Is Burn E prayer congregation ing” George selections (a) (b) Lynn 8 Richards selections Burton trio Fifth East and Fourth South streets and (c) University of Utah male Man waring: duet Mrs Winnifred Smith and Mrs Wednesday evening quartetj-Mts- a Verda Evans soloist Lillian The program will ber Song conCarslle reading Hazel Hall remarks Bishop Oaskell Romney selec- gregation invocation Melvin Benresponse missionary and benedic- piano solo Le Roy Van Cott nett quartet C G Van Os and comtion Liberty ward girls’ chorus untion reading Margaret Yoking der direction of Margaret Gledhill pany If the National Association of SecMrs F W McGhle remarks Fullmer Program Larsen remarks Mahonrl Thomp- solo consent to will son selection string trio under di- W E Elleson former bishop of the retaries of State Set for Thursday convention date Its ward proposed bass solo Alvin Ninth change Muller organ solo The program for Mr Fullmer prior rection of Henry remarks Mr Robinson from the one tentatively fixed Sepremarks talk to his departure for the east central Margaret Gledhlll Larsen Leo G Thayne of the tember 10 and arrange to hold It the Bishop remarks misstates mission will be given in the Bishop Btringham Ninth ward and saxophone selec- week of August 18 and will meet cerbenediction and sionary Dancing Tlilrty-secon- d ward chapel at 8 p m tions Golde Oblad trio tain other conditions Utah will show will follow Mr Robinson expects to leave Its members one of the best times of Thursday: Invocation Vern Bailey selections Twenty-sixt- h ward male Sunday Program June 20 their lives according to Milton H quartet accompanied by Mrs Mar-cha- WiU Honor Youth Welling secretary of state Mr WellJohn Lauder songs Harry ing wrote to E L Sprague presiThe program for Mr Bradford Donaldson accompanied by Mrs who leaves dent of the association and secretary for the German' shortly Miss Chenoweth accordion piano of state of Rhode Island to this efmission will be held at 6:30 Louise Stephens clarinet solo Mel- Austrian fect Saturday m Wasatch the in ward p Sunday vin Edwards reading Miss Norma “The cost of the trip through the Emerson avenue between Knight violin 'cello and zither (a) chapel said Mr Welling "has again Fifteenth parka” and East Fourteenth selections (a) streets and (b) Roth family been reduced from $6580 to $5325 follows: Song The program and (b) Euphonic quartet popular This saving will easily pay the hotel prayer bass solo Lahits Maurine Oldroyd reading Miss congregation expenses for the lenger stop In Salt mar Duncan trio Rhea Bradford Effie Hurst violin solo Waldemar Jean lake than was proposed In a tentatBywater Leone Forsey organ Roth selections Fourth ward mel- solo Lamar Wilive schedule forwarded by Secretary Peterson reading baritone solo William ma Maxwell baritone solo (a) and ody girls Sprague” Russell — piano solo Miss Bessie b William C Bradford violin duet Murk remarks Blshbp R F W Lucille Kimball Orln adSalisbury Nickel the missionary dress Charles H response Hyde former presiviolin solo Alvin Wollshleger and Danc- dent of Australian mission East high benediction Albert Venema school quartet (a) and (b) Charles ing will follow the program Mr Schonfeld Hyrum Roundy George Fullmer is the son of Mr and Mrs H Ober Dick Ashton (Miss Lisle BradFrank Fullmer With clinics Illustrated with picford director) remarks Bishop tures and actual demonstrations the Barnes response missionary and Missionary Ready forty-fir- st annual convention of the benediction For German Trip Utah State Dental association was Mr Leonard will leave for the Dancing Specialties brought to a close Saturday at the mission His farewell To Follow Program Newhouse hotel program will be given In the Liberty Mr Anderson will be honored with a in Dr Howard Raper of Albuquerque district court to two Third ward chapel Denver street and HerN M gave a demonstration of radio-tontm 8 the at in Wednesday p brothers m filed bert avenue at 8:15 p by the Clayton Thursday piants technique and Dr D T Chase The program follows: Song ‘‘The Pleasant Green ward chapel at aiiec'tnsr fraud conducted a clinic on '"Technical Proc' The Claytons in complaints filed wagtli?''i A in Full and Partial Denture March II charged Mr Snow with edures Prosthesis” Dr Edward HBruenlng follows ng congregation irvo- to Brown D with Harry expiring Omaha who was scheduled to fly interest in of for an address was delayed behere tet W R olLlPoultom’ John obttt1 thelr ciayton Investment com- cause of storms and was forced to Herzog and V Clark talk Dr Rich- pany at a total price of $25000 which give up hla trip ard R Lyman vocal solo Jessie In reality was worth $136000 and Evans remarks Bishop L C Heady confidential information to remarks missionary closing pro- using close the transaction They ask an A benediction gram congregation accounting of the profits made E Vaughn Mr Snow in his answer asserts The program will be concluded by he sought to buy 3025 shares of ClayAnClara and by specialties dancing ton Investment company stock to derson and Gertrude Sauer The case of E H Weaver and which the N W Clayton company claimed an Interest from a Los An other minority stockholders of the Ninth Ward Plana geles bank but that he refused to Lehi Tin tic Mining company against Party Wednesday R Woolley and other officers See the stock until the Clay-ton- Ernest will leave for purchase the company was taken under adMr Robinson who settled a controversy with Mr of be will mission visement the Saturday by J udge Tillman Section Brown He denies purchasing the N D Johnson at the conclusion of ar guest of honor at a farewell testi- W Clayton company stock monial in the Ninth ward chapel In federal court The controversy was settled be- guments The plaintiffs were given until tween Clayton and Brown attorneys June 10 to submit briefs ahd the on April 21 1926 when the N W defendants until June 12 to prepare Clayton company stock was sold and reply briefs The plaintiffs charge Woolley and subsequently Mr Snow purchased the stock the others with misappropriation of Clayton Investment company kowl-edfor other parties with the full company funds and stock and ask of the Clayton brothers the an- for a receivership and an accounting sets forth Mr Snow further asIf your tubes are not burned out we can rejuvenate them glvinc swer serts that the actions are barred by them NEW LIFE JUST LIKE NEW BY THE KELLY PROCESS statutes of limitations United States Patent Applied For Satisfaction Guaranteed or your Money Refunded “Star-Spangl- 81 ed ven J in Fraud Wire pretenses The county attorney was advised that Young was manager of the telegraph office In Price and that he conspired with Jones to deprive the company of 8500 On May 27 Young is alleged to have wired draft for $500 to Jones payable the Salt office Lake and signed “Mother” Jones is said to have identified himself and received the money The second county attorney filed count of the complaint involving false pretenses after he learned that the Price manager allegedly pretended the $500 had been deposited at the Price office a at Swiss-Germ- an m -- ic YOUR OLD RANGE IS WORTH twO-tent- ha Judge Considers Mining Dispute Front Page 3 Swiss-Germ- an " DONT BUY NEW RADIO TUBES BATTERY OR ELECTRIC ge Expert Finds Utali Best PRICES VERY REASONABLE 35£ Each or for 3 for $100 We Can Improve Your Reception Will Call for Tubes or Bring Them and See Them Done Yourself Add 10 for Mall Orders KELLY PROCESS - 234 South 2nd Rooms Nd 5 and 6 - East Street Rooms 5 and Phone Wae 8683-- 6 Salt Lake City Utah W -E- VER LOSE A Tire Watch Dog Pair of Glasses Purse or Anything of Value? I vMF & ' Egg Grading Liquor Prisoners E J Barrett Inspector the board of agriculture returned Plead Not Guilty state to the capltol Saturday From attend- The Uttle ad In the adjoining box found everything from Palnte to Bulldogs for theee recent advert Isere ance at a two-weschool conducted under federal auspices in the middle west for the grading of drewed poultry One week of the schrol was In Iowa and one week In Kansas Utah” Mr Barrett 6ald ''has had excellent experience In the grading of its eggs and is handling them in a for June 11 manner superior to that used In the bond on at $300 men Both liberty middle west” were arrested Friday by members of the police antivice squad who said Thirty thousand foreigner! anthey found a gallon of whisky In nually visit the sea floored grottoes Ferrell’s home and 65 quarts of beer that pierce the cliffs on ths Island In Billings' residence of Capri in the Bay of Maples ek of liquor Charges were denied In the police court of Judge C & Dalby Saturday by Gerald Ferrell 46 396 West First North street and Robert P Billings 20 1351 Lincoln street Trials were set of possession TURNING THE DIAL A M morning mublca Dr Charlea Fleischer Land o Make Believe Tony’s scrapbook presentations KDYL— Morning melodies 8 15 KSL —Morning reveries 30 I KDYL— Old melodies ' 9 4500 KSL— The comicreveille strips KDYL—Orsan 130 KSL— Guest speaker KDYL— CBS international broadcast 145 KSL— Lliht classics KDYL— CBS French trio 10:00 KSL— Diversified program KDYL— Requests 1015 KSL— Bible students 1080 KSL— NBC musical series KDYL— Smiling Eddie Marble 1045 KDYL—CBS Gypsy trail 1100 KDYL— Melody roundup 1115 KDYL— CBS Poet s Gold — II 80 KSL— NBC Yeast Foamerg 11 45 KDYL— Melody rule 1300 noon KSL— NBC The Friendly Hour KDYL— Musical parade P M !J 15 KDYL— Varieties 13 30 KDYL— Melody moments 12 45 KDYL— CBS symphony hour 100 KSL— A visit with the" composer KDYL-C- B8 Cathedral hour MS KSL— Popular tunes MO KSL— Musical TartstloTiB KSL— Hishways of Melody KSL— Sketchea of Music KDYL— Bits of Melod7 KSL— Informal music ' K8L— Light classics KDYL—CBS Pastoral KSL— Meditation v KSL — Concert musle KDYL— CBS Knights of Chicago KSL— Symphonic KSL— Meditations In Music ' NeumUler Howard KDYL— CBS pianist dlverslfactlons KgLMuira1 KDYL— CBS Speed Demons music KST — High-claKDYL— CBS The World's Business KDYL — CBS Piano Pals KSL— NBC Nathaniel Shllkret music KDYL— M'lodr moment KDYL— C88 Thao Kail KSL— NBC Melodies KDYL — CBS Wevlls Drugs and Doc-to- rs 130 KDYL— CBS 6 W KDYL — CB8 7 00 KDYL— CBS 7 45 KDYL — CBS e oo K8L — Musical - Zt It’e Worth v Finding It’s Worth A 34o Loet Ad q? PHONE WAS 590 P 8 The Trikaee eerve tl!U eng Tke Telesraa IS CM ef Salt Ukt’l S5eM kernes— THAT'S COVE SAGE FOE TOC KSL — NBC Arthur Somers music and drama KDYL— CBS Kate Smith Svanes music 530 KDYL— Tea time lunea 6 00 KDYL— Cycle of Song 0 15 K8L — Local hotel orchMn 0 30 KDYL— CBS Detroit Symphony mu 1 sic 6 45 KSL — Musical varieties 7 00 KDYL— CBS The Gauchoa 715 KSL— NBC Deep River muiie 730 KDYL— CBS fortune J4ullderf 746 KSL — NBC Sunday at Seth Parker KDYL— CBS Star Reverie 1:00 KDYL— Scotland Yard KPO— With the Poets KFI—Beautiful Women of the Aset K NX— All Souls church 1:16 KSL— NBC Harmonies KGO— St Prancli musle 8:10 KDYL— CBS Around Samovar KPO— Hotel concert KNX— Viennese Night® KOA — Russian Cathedral Choir ' I- 45 KSL— NBO Mahlon Merrick orches the tra KNX— The Oowlpers KSL— The Rt Rev Momlgnor D O Hunt KDYL— CB8 Quiet Hannonlei " KOO— Musician Benefit concert KPO— Baseball scores KNX— Fire Presbyterian church KOA —South Sea Islanders Hamlet' 9 08 KPO— Shakespeare’s 9 30 KSL— L D S tabemskcie services KDYL— Ideal rhythm KPO— Hotel orchestra ViollnlM KOA— H T Oinsburg 9 ’49 KDL— CBS Nocturne 1000 K8L— NBC Irving Kennedy tenor KDYL— Local dance orchestra KPO— Nathan Abas string quartet 9 60 KNX— Luboviski trio 1018 KOA— Ralph Freese tenor 10 80 KSL — The Answer Mar KDYL— The Baeh Boy KOA— The Reader’! ooide KFI— Young s Symohonet KOA —Slumber music 1035 KSL— Variety program 1100 KSL— Violinist and orranlst KDYL— In the Lamp Diwht KOO— Sunday Nicht concert American KPO — Impressions Wastelands 11 KNX— Artaona 30 KNX— Hollywood 13 00 Roche of Wranlrs theatwr midnight KSL-fill- rnt KDYL— Midnight melodies Kuo— Paul Carton tenor A M J- 00 KDYIrSUenU ' SMOKE-EATER- S - tjij K-O’B- Infant Dept ’s Buy the These Summer Necessities Tomorrow Special Prices Summer Creepers - at Keith-O’Brien- ’s Fine quality broad-clot- h aleeveleaa - wel- lmade many with applique motif and broidery 1 a and 3 year :50' Flannelettes Downs Gertrudes wrapper and of Amoskeag quality: shell edged ond feather stitched In pink and blue 50' For little chap of S to years aleeveleaa and sleeves all new trimmed style Button? on modes 50 Wash 8nits 6 short Infants’ Dresses Entirely hand made beautifully a m b r o Made of fine dered batiste and iawnr Specially prleed ' 50 Petticoats Infant’ handmade pettlooats nee eoalloped arm eye and Ked-dlngt- on Dentists Close State Convention B 1 CLERGYMEN HOLDEN Mass (UP)— The Holden volunteer fire department boasts two clergymen as call firemen They are the Rev P Virgil Harris and the 8EATTLE- Wash June 6 (Ph Rev Elmer C Adams of the CongreHugh Smith Nesh Bay Indian was gational and Baptist churches reacquitted today by a federal Jury of 'Western of the defrauding Charges attacking Mrs James Gould a white spectively Union Telegraph company of 500 woman on an Indian reservation were filed against John Ralph Young Smith had been convicted In a previ- States district courtof appeals won ous trial but an appeal to the United him a rehearing and John Sam Jones Saturday by the county attorney upon complaint of U G life division uperlntendent of Denver The complaint charges both men Jointly with grand larceny and obtaining money under false Convention Date nt rage Second Trial Wins Indian Freedom Welling Asks New J SECTION—Second Part NEWS embroidered signs NO—THERE’S NO ur leaked oat that we had t received shipment of Dorothy Gray preparation—all those lovely cream and lotion and powders and things you’re been wanting —so you’d better cone early while they last! 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