Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SHEEP & STOCK JOINWa ood stocked will equipped NO buildings 2 Independent stream water shortage For sale cheap by For owner on account of 111 health full particulars write WiHiatn Ellis Nine-Mil- e Price Utah Canyon BUSINESS PROPERTY K home Castle 115 77 ’best Buy"' So Main ESTArrWANTBT78 REAL In Holla- Give price day or vicinity tion Box X-- 9 Trib Tel and loca- KtALt5l Alb LOANS 80 MONEY TO LEND ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE No Commissions— No Examination Fees Attractive Term -- No Delays TRACY LOAN TRU8T CO 151 6 Main Was £50 8&H Lake real estate ON IMPROVED Attractive rates and privilege WICKS CO 336 B Ma’n w 201 QUICK money to loan on Improved city s homes The Home Investment St company 203 Walker Bank Bid Lauren W GIBBS CO Real Estate Securities 47 S Main W 124 E B LEGAL NOTICE RANCHES 74 A nd“raw5F ranch' Well There is just one place where those going in and those going out of business can meet to mutual ad- vantage and that place is The elegram Want Columns Tribune-T- THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE United States for the district of Utah In the matter of The Martha Lee Frock company corporation involuntary bankrupt— In Bankruptcy No 14138 Notice to creditors of petition for con f IrmaUon of composition —To the cred ltors of The Martha Lee Frock com pany a corporation bankrupt -Notice UJierebytlven that The above iiamcd bankrupt has filed Its petition verified the 6th day of July 1935 setting forth among other thlnrs that it has offered terms of composition which terms have been accepted In writing by a majority in number of all creditors whose claims have been allowed and which number represents a majority In amount of such claims that the consideration to be paid by the bankrupt to its creditors and the money necessary to pay all debts which hgve priority and the costs of the proceedings have been duly deposited In a duly designated depository and asking that said composition may be confirmed by the court Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other persona are or dered to attend at the hearing before the Honorable Tillman D Johnson Judge of the United States district court In the United States courthouse at Ogden Utah on July 18 1935 at the hour of 10 o’clock a m on said day and then and there show cause if any they have why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted and also to attend the examination of the bankrupt thereon J McConnell Referee In Bankruptcy Beason building Salt Lake City Utah Dated this 6th day of July 1935 t CALL AN EXPERT BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL AND ABSTRACTOR GOOD prop titles get good loans title man Thos Homer 404 State C 8 and exterminator Pennock Was COWAN Ore Shippers' Agent Was 4114 South West Temple CnION Assay Office Inc P O Box 1528 153-- 4 So W Temple Was 111 Nielson 198prtngville : Mwje Hooyoodi v49r- - 8printvUU Arther CapM Miller 29 Ban Francisco Ann Jeannette LambrecM 25 Salt Lake City Albert Arthur Gabardt 22 Provo: Doipha Carollo 21 Diamoirdvtlle Wyo Edaar Ballard Clark 38 Kansas City Mo Irene Sixklltor 36 Warmer Okla 34 Boy Charlea Johansen Rawlins Wyo: Edna Alina Mertala 31 Rawlins Wyo Charlda Edward Corrlran 36 Marshall-tow- n Iowa: Alnyra Pauline Halverson 34 Marshalltown Iowa Donald Allen Ulmer 34 Marshalltown Iowa Alta Irena 8peio 31 Marahalltow&j Iowa Robert James City: Duran Marjorie Williams 31 8alt Lake Balt Lake City 31 Bboda Seamen 21 21 Soda Springs Soda Springs 23 26 "BRICK STAIN CO" — Old brick stained to resemble new firebrick H W Garrett Was 7008 Mgr 503 Atlas Bldg UTAH BRICK STAIN CO painters and decoratons "The only registered stain ” 171 8 3rd East Was 6531 Hy 827-- Logan Hyde Park Beaver Gam Edwin Eyre 23 Minersvlllei Laurel Joy Holt 18 Enterprise Fronk Holm 33 Spanish Fork Loreen Miekelson 23 Parowanr Henry M Wllleion Beaver Beaver 25 Roby Hodrea 21 AUTO PAINTING BUTTONS BUCKLES KsTCNCVETTi? body Farmington fender work by craftsmen Muir Auto BUTTONS button holes buckles made to Harold Nelson 23 Salt Lake City Paint shop 461 N 1 W W 3710 order all Luclle k:nds 23 Salt Lake City hemstitching Ketler pleating MANTYLA PAINT SHOP Kidd's Spec Shop 4 E Bdwy W 9969 Body and fen wk upholst and auto Painter 21 Ogden: ?hrl glass weldina 919 So Slate W 6341 Ana Bell Cummin 20 Clearfield CLEANERS AND DYERS RELIABLE BALT LAKE FIRMS AUTO PARTS CALL THE ONE NEAREST YOU FOR Births IMMEDIATE SERVICE SOUTH State St Auto Wreckage Co 1623 BIRTHS Bo State H 6039 and 3200 S State H SMOOT—Seth RAY GUSTAFSON— Suits Eldrldge and Lillian Gladys cleaned and 6636 We buy and sell used cars trucks Hum Smoot 75c Provo Utah son cash and 50c pressed hat carry Rebuild batteries tires all sizes makes 65 E 1st So W 10039 Delivery aervlce MwU and Maretta NelU—YIjamb1rt 140 Eat Broadway WESTMINSTER daughter suhoti’' CLEANERS ls AUTO RADIATORS Stephen and Oertrude 25 PER OENT OFF CASH AND CARRY Martha Scharfbllllg Weiss 222 Concord 1507 8 15th E ft ALLACEWrEUjlNoTAr' RADIATOfUwRS Delivery service Hy 1998 street daughter Radiators cleaned repaired 60 3 W T BURT— Emerson Harrow and Wilma Oeor-lin- a CARPENTERS Larsen Burt 272 Downlngton ave-hu- e AUTOMOBILE TOPS son work ft ALT BLOOMFIELD To p oTaas Co A u lo CARPENTER-cemeaenl remod 8ALAZAR—Tony and Madeleen Garcia tr Work 531 South West guar rcas Was 6697-top and alas 113 E let Bo Waa 4519 Temple street CARPENTER-CEMENdaughter T work cenl remod BESSEY WELLINGTON AUTO TOP CO auto tops — Clarence N and Maurtne ChrisWork guar reasonable Was 9691-st cov met wk 141 Motor ay W 7484 tensen Bessey 234 East Fifth 8outh REL CUNNINGHAM— Auto tops seat covstreet son FENCES ers unto elan ma 8 State Waa 445(1 SI£?rRo0iSerip E?rI and Jemima Nielsen avenue daughter CHAIN link and ornamental Iron erection nurSfui62 — Janies Keith and Nanon AUTO REPAIRING aervlce Crager Wire Ac Iron Worka Oraham Browne 1560 Thirteenth Mary East OEN repair— motor tuneup carburetor-igniti- on street son — brake rellnlna — adiustlng FRYER— John Henry and Beatrice Grace FLOOR FINISHING BP 44S Main Sn Main W 94go ftarege Utah son £7"’ ur ELECTRICaandlngmaciune’TofYentrHalao ANpER80N-ArthWilliam and Clark AUTO SPRINGS polisher 350 So State Was 4948 Devey Anderson 4042 Second East street floors sanded made like new average daughter Reset - repaired united service OLDroom FLANIGAN— 3 Call Hy 7159-Elsworth and Nellie Viola 635 SOUTH STATE SHOPS W 2322 144 Second avenue daughter FURNITURE REPAIRING AUTO WHEELS FISHERr— Louis Henrv and Vivian White Fisher 232' East South Temple street Furniture Co- - 347 E 3nd 8 Waa ¥IaHTEifS5riTRAio?f unitEd ROYAL 1591 Upholstering refng and repairing daughter SERVICE SHOPS 635 SO STATE SUGARHobsE Upholstering Shop Recovef-In- g Oaden — Richard and Eliza Klnsly Midrepairing 1105 E 31st So Hy 1478 dleton on: AWNINGS AND TENTS John W and Maraaret Ward son Gardiner William C and Florence aTaTaTtENT Ac AWNING— Awnings a HEATING REFRIGERATION Daley Zimmerman son: Harris V and Ireta modernize 829 Blair Hy 6651 daughter Casper and Mary £IaSftl'ln' SMITH Ac Adams mfr tents canvas goods Call Sunrae Heating Co for heating serv Smith Vaii De Ortaf daughter Ray and and truck covers 225 Edison at W 1654 Frlgldaire agents Was 1240 Zelda Schurz Emmett daughter: Lester T fePERE Tent Ac Awn Co and Helen Wilson Tatro daughter Harry mfr waterproof IRON WORK ORNAMENTaT covers tenta awns 270 So W Temple B ana Leona Kehmeler Young aon Stan-le- y W and Olive WESTERN Tent & Awning Co Mfrs Guar BALCONY Finch son porch stair railings and mlec Deronda V and VedaSeegmiller Farnsworth rnnvns rds 45 H W Tem Was 2279 Iron work Crager Wire A Iron Worka Jr son Walter L andAnderson Doria Leavitt Rich ards daughter Nils A and Kathryn Sarlo BEDBUGS EXTERMINATED LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Jacobson son: Ira E and Marie Greenwell DESERET Exterminating Co licensed CALL Cha! A Fowler keys bicycle safe SlngJeton daughter Leslie R and Francis Malan Crosbie son: Alton F and Annie years of experience In Utah lawn mower expert and We call and All vermin rodents or termites eradiRead Jones daughter: George L and Rena deliver 62 W Broadway Was 4980 cated If work can't be guaranteed we SHARPENING Wheeler Nichols daughter Owen C and and repairing factory equip Lucy Morgan Hammond won't do It Best for less Was 3893-daughter Alons Ideal repair shop 1988 S 11 E H Jill nd Ruth Thompson Wayman on BEDBUGS roaches silver fish etc termite Florence fltaken Child daughexperts licensed fumlgators written ter WUmer C and Isabell Orow Jensen MOVING STORAGE guar 26 years In Utah Earl R Rice daughter Orant L end Maxine Malan WalSureway Exterminating Co Hy 2165 HOUSEHOLD moved and dron goods packed daughter: William J and Edna GUARANTEED EXT CO— Arch M Rice Modern fireproof Greenwell Nelson twins son and daughter shipped anywhere eradicates bedbugs roaches silverflsh warehouse Long dlst mov a specialty William H and Zella Forman Walker son 623 Milton ave Hv 48n guaranteed REDMAN VAN & STOR CO Was 1463 Seymour D and Florence Christensen Cord-ingl- y EXTERMINATION without daughter! Ira C and Lillie Giles fumigation COAST to coast moving at reduced rates 151) rm guaranteed Jensen W 257S-covered by Ins No crating packing nec Spaulding aon Extermination Fireproof storage Mollerup Moving without fumigation 180 rm guaranteed Jensen W 2575-- R Storage Co 156 8 W Tem Was 1563 Deaths PICKETT— Fran) Hurd Pickett 47 PocaMATTRESS REPAIRING BOOKBINDING tello Idaho nephritis July 4 KILKENNY— George Kilkenny 42 728 First GOLD stamping ruling annual covers CALL Was 3299 for EBERHART’S repair avenue L R Leith 41 P O pi W 5829 July 3 aervlce Have your mattresses made BOND— peritonitis Tony Bond Sr 64 656 West Third luxurious with MOOREST Inner spring North street cerebral hemorrhage July 5 BUILDING MATERIALS unltg SEE us about financing your house repairs PAINTING AND PAPERING WHO CAN DO IT7 Sugga5Ljumber company Hv 555 BICYCLES AND PARTS PAINTING papering cleaning For firsts FURNITURB repaired refinished remodclass work calf Welsh Hy 7043-Wil- eling lfOWERS sharpened lacquering racquets restrung ‘ “ upholstering painting plastering remodel-ln- g 4th So Hy 6820 and grinding Pred’tf’ Repair PAPERING welding guar estimates given W 3143-E nth South Hv 8836 Shop 865 TENNIS racquets repaired and restrung FAINTING and papering work guar prices general line of sport goods gun and key reas Fred Wilkinson Was 6697-- R CARPENTER WORK work Mr F Main 32 W 2 8 W 8914 SPECIAL week patnt-lnthis g RemodElTncT carpenter! cement brick prices Papering Samp turn W R Duke H 8194-work plastering roofing Was 7632-- J PAINTER with family work cheap paper ing 3 up room with ref Was 7114-- J CHIMNEY REPAIRING prices this week Papering palnt-ln- g Chimney work a specialty Plastering and SPECIAL Samp turn W R Duke HT8194-cement work general repairing ana car- PAPERING reas sun tested samp fuiTi 1501-work P Ptnter J Beeger Hy paint work guar Jacobs Hy 2550-Make Your t DETECTIVES AMERICAN DeteotTve 'asso Legitimate Detective Service New location 503 Ut Sav and Trust Bldg W 3028 PATENT THOMA8 ATTORNEYS — alanoa -- ga Rachel Wagner Edwards from John cruelty custody of three minor children Judge P C Evans Ella M Kempton from John W Kemp-io- n cruelty Judge P C Evans Josephine E W Edgar from Elmer Le Roy Edgar nonsupport Judge P C Evans Lillian M Carter from Theodore C Carter honsupport Judge P C Evans peris! Bg5TrmKsT?ir' Price reas as consistent Vyex with skilled W M McOonahar 64 8 Main work Radio Manufacturers Service O E OLSEN watch and Jewelry repairing We clean any watch for 81 Round crya-ta- la RADIO — Expert repairing satisfaction guar 35c 639 8 2nd East Hy 8526 We understand all type seta Utah Music Co 163 E 3rd South Was 6271 SURBAUGH’S Jewelry fitora Good renal ring 166 So Slate Waa 8217 SCALE REPAIRING PUMP engine and scale repelr'i Specialise WELL DRILLING Falrbanks-Mors- e All work guar W J Simpson Co- equip CONTRACTOR— Water - 167 B W T W 664 WELL DRILLING mine and OIL 26 years' exp H M Robinson By 7185 1940 S 11th East STAMPS coliecTora! XrrKNTIONfitamp New "'1935 LEGAL NOTICE Standard Stamp Catalog 1260 and 13 All klnda of stamp equipment Deseret DISTRICT COURT Book Co 64 E South Temple W 9?7 IN - THE OF THB 4 United 8tates for the District of Utah P Baird matter —In of the Pryor TENNIS SERVICE voluntary bankrupt— In bankruptcy No 14164 RESTRINGING repairs supplies while ou To the creditors of Pryor P Baird Walt OLEN'S KEY AND TENNIS of Buena Vista Oounty of 8alt Lake SHOP 122 Rsgent st Was 1585 and district aforesaid a bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on the TRUCK LINES 12th day of June A D 1935 the said Pryor P Baird was duly adjudicated eALTLAxiTTnimaiiAMTm bankrupt: and that the first meet1 ALL TYPES OF HAULING TRUCK ing of his creditors will be held st DAILT AT 11 O'CLOCK WAS 6804 the office or the undersigned referee in bankruptcy 424 Begson building VACUUM CLEANERS Salt Lake City Utah on the 5th day of September 1933 at 10 30 o'clock VACUUM sales and service a no Vacuum cleanst which time the said crediers 1976 1 year quar Call for demon tors may attend prove their claims A1 Vacuum 1606 8 grate HI 423 1 appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact sue other business EXP service on all makes of cleaners Free st may properly come before said estlm Dift for Royal line 6 models Time for filing claims exmeetins Free dem In your home Was 1448 pires December 13 1935 £URBKA Vacuum Cleaner Co Service by J T M’CONNELL Referee in Bankruptcy experienced men Enjoy a really clean home Free dem 177 E 3rd S W 4764 Salt Lake City Utah July 4 J938 425 8o SPECIALTY WORK 5 E 60 rr In Utah Hy 553 Lambert Roofing Co THE OLD RELIABLE SINCE 1905 6th ave AH typea of rfg Was 9896 “MEL HUMPHREYS”" LATHINO CONTRACTOR 3164 SO 4TH EAST HY 6899 353 INDEPENDENT Divorces Asked Ella M Kempton frobm John W Kempton cruelty artorney William G Shelton Lillian M Carter from Theodore C Carter nonsupport: attorney El) Sorenson Norma H Guthrie from Wiluftm A Outh-rl- e nonsupport custody of imnor child attorney P Allan Crockett Katherlna Aparicio from Daniel C Apa-rlcl- o Arthur C Cole cruelty attorney batting with 288 a gain of 11 points since last Friday and topped the American league in fielding with WARRANTY 3 1 Iff 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 west BUILDING 10 PERMITS Bob Johnson of Philadelphia continued to head the regulars with a mark of 358 a loss of eight points during the week aid a teammate Wallie Moses gained five points to take over aeqpnd place at 343 The Tigers however gained another place in the leading group when Outfielder Pete Fox added 22 points to his average going into third position with 342 Hank Greenberg Detroit's big first baseman maintained his terrific pace in slugging effectiveness Two more homers gave him a leading total of 25 His runs batted in mark was 97 an increase of 13 and he topped the field in total bases with 210 In addition he snatched the scoring leadership from his teammate Charlie with a total of 63 runs however connected safely 13 times to hold base hit honors at O Jensen owner-buildframe residence 1361 West Fourth South 2000 reEthel S Chance owner-buildmodel frame residence 1184 GarGeh-ring- er 985 field avenue Geh-ring- er HA Smith owner-buildremodel brick duplex residence 868 East 250 Thirteenth South Georfe Morris owner George Hoe-nbuilder reshingle brick resi105 107 dence 969 Pierpont avenue There were no changes in the M Alder owner-builde- r repair brick 363 350 Edith avenue residence other departments Johnny Stone F F Hmtze owner Ashton Improveof Washington set the pace in ment company builder addition frame residence 339 8outh Thirwith 11 the same as he had 1000 triples teenth East last week and Bill Werber of Bos- C ton headed the list in stolen bses at 16 one better than his mark of a week ago All scheduled Sunday games in Gehringer and Joe Vosmik of Y O the senior division of the C Cleveland were tied for fourth (Catholic Youth Organization) base341 with ball league bave been postponed due place in the averages with Buddy Myer of the Senators crackto the death of Ross Caputo a 338 clip for fifth son of Mr and Mrs J&mes ing the ball at the three-bas- e hit Stone place fathdeceased child’s The Caputo was followed er is the manager of the fit Pat- leader had 333 ofand Boston who imby Roy Johnson rick’s team proved his mark 14 points to 329 Rollie Hemsley was next with 327 and Roger Cramer of Philadelphia Davis County League Rip Radcliffe of Chicago and Bruce Games Postponed Team Standing Won Lost Kaysvllle Clearfield Farmtnjipn Woods Cross Layton Centerville Clearfield Layton 18 8 Pet 800 700 667 444 300 100 2 3 3 7 6 4 3 CCC 5 7 9 1 Saturday’s Scores K&ysville 8 Centerville 11 13 Sunday’s Schedule C C C st Farmington Woods Cross p m 330 Schedule for July 13 Woods Cross C C C at Kaysvllle Layton at Farmington Centerville at Clearfield Scores Saturday's R 13 Clearfield 7 8 i: Kaysvllle — Batteries Page Burnlngham and Argyle D Thomas Bennett Barkdull and Campbell League g Standings of the Clubs Sunday's Schedule Smith Canning at Layton 3 30 p m Henefer 4 p m at Kaysvllle Hunter-Klmba- ll at Devils Slide Liveable-Renta- Hoqpe —Salable G D JOHNSON— 305 League Tram Standing 1 DIVISION NO Warren Plain City Taylor Clinton Hooper Riverdale South Weber Syracuse Schedule for July South Weber at Plain City Syracuse at Riverdale North Ogden at Warren Hooper at West Weber Taylor at Clinton DIVISION NO 18 2— NORTH Farr West Sthedule for July Liberty at Wilson Farr west at State School Plain City at West Warren Warren at Pleasant View NO 13 (2 p m ) 66 1 KAMMERMAN St SON Painting — Paperhanging— Decorating 2176 80 6TH EAST HY 4376-- FIRMS GO 13 open until mldnlte Trout dinners any time Boat cabin end showers No mosquitoes Come see the Grand canyon of the Preen river DRIVE IT YOURSELF CO new For your summer Rent ear at special rates trips W 4 8 W 1606 HOLD your evenln picnics st CANYON PARK Cool delightful close In H65 13th East Hy 2272 for rates TROUT HATCHERY come and 2987 8 7 E G A G BUFFET AND CAFE Cool tnd refreshing beer on tap: rot OQUIRRH For your trout dinners catch your own tackle free trout dinners luncheon prepared for tourtsta Gsry Lunn Prop 220 S 8titc BECK'S 8HELL SERVICB-Ho- bbs batteries Goodyear tires accessories Shell 61 point lubrication 4 H 2nd W W 9980 "Hard Luck is a polite name for sleeping sickness”— Change your luck try a went td they never sleep Work 34 hours day from (Continued Past I 0 West Point 9 forfeited baued ever morning Or tha Salt AIRPLANE RIDES Over city Licenced Entered at the po toll Ice at Salt econd claw matter Lake Oita a TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: 096 on month 1060 one tar in Idaho Utah rate above The appl Anyhera any time Thomp-so- n airplane Nevada ana Wom!n) Flying Serv S L Airport W 6766 leewhtr in United States Dali end HW month one Bunda SWIM at BECK’S HOT SPRINGS The Tribune I on aal in aver important NATURALLY PURE NOT PURIFIED Reaoera mar elt In the United State A REAL SEAFOOD DINNER AT THE ascertain aiente In an elt b lalepbonln this office CHESAPEAKE" The Tribune t a member of the Asa Tb Associated Prese la ex elated Pres Catarina to luncheon-dinn- er 'partlea 25 W elualrel entitled to the uu lor reproduty 2ND SO newa all of tlon dlapetchea credited to It GATES COTTAGES or not otherwise credited In this paper enc BRIGHTON— BIG COTTONWOOD alio the local new publlzhed herein 3150 day t6 wk up 1 2 2 rms W 6131-The Tribune la a charter member of th RENO NEVADA— When in Reno stop at Audit Bureau of Circulations Rates 31 to 13 60 the Hotel Golden The Tribune te a member of Mdlt 150 to 14 50 double single Record Inc group WINDSOR HOTEL Rernolda-FlUaera- ld Inc national In tha heart of scenic America Reas Office: Nw York Cltr 616 rstes to tourists 237 So Main Madison avenue: Chicago 360 N Mlcnlear accom for TACKLE free no license req Land Title Bulldlna: Philadelphia ladles children Clearvlew Farm 56th Ace General Motor Bulldlnx Detroit g h 8 bet Highland E Hoi Ban Pranclsco 58 Butter Street: Loe 117 W CAMMANS Automotive Service 9th Street: Seattle Llorr day and Speclsllgln- - In brakes and motor Bulldlne ' night tuneup Battery ter 354 8 9 E H 3097 Porelao bureau of1 Information of Th Rue Scribe Ptrla TROUT flshlni spend the Fourth at A T Tribune are: No Saunders' lake natural fed fish Balt Prance: 135 Pall Mall London England’ Berlin Oermanri I Untar Dan Linden rod and boats furnished 6461 Bo Stats pilots end Bunda pall Dali and Bunda Nielsen Surviving are her husband and the following children: J Peter Nielsen Charley Mrs Nielsen Cora Heal all of HoMrs Clara Kent 8t John Idaho lbrook Joseph 8 Nielsen Salt Lake City Mrs Jennie Bennett and Mrs Myrtle Petersen Bountiful 22 grandchildren Frtendq may call at the Joseph William in Salt Lake City MonTaylor mortuary day to 1 p m and at the home of her daughter Mrs Bennett at Bountiful Monday afternoon and at the home of her brother p J Koford Brigham City Tuesday from 10 a m to 1 30 p m Funeral services will be conducted shortly afterward In the Brigham City L D 8 Third ward chapel Burial will be in the Brigham City cemetery J Richard James Robinson Frank II Pickett Rob- inson will be conducted Sunday at 2 p m in the Tenth L P 8 ward chapel Thomas Childs officiating Friends may call at the home 357 Eighth East street Sunday from 10 30 a m until 1 p m Burial will be In the City cemetery Idaho— Funeral service! POCATELLO will be conducted Monday at 11 a m in the 8t Joseph'g Catholic church for Frank H Pickett 47 who died Thursday in a Balt Lake City hospital after an extended illness The Rev J C Dolan will officiate and burial will he in the Mountalnvlew cemetery under direction of the Downard mortuary Mr Pickett who was born July 13 1987 Allred Cook 73 333 Beldon place died In Toledo Ohio was a World war veteran at a local hospital Baturdar at 6 40 p m having served ovQrseas as a captain In the of cauze Incident to aae He was a member of tha 361st eniineers He American Association of Engineers was widely known in Idaho through his Naiebitt connection with the Hardesty ManufacturOGDEN — Mrs Juanita Fraughton Nlz-bl- tt ingHecompany Is by his widow Mrs Muriel 37 wife of Prank M Nalsbttt died Pickett survived Lake City Utah and a sister 8aturda at the family home 134 Park Mrs M Salt Denver R Foley boulevard after a elx month' lllneei Mrt Nalsbttt was born In Heber Cltr and Autuat 10 1807 a daughter of Homer James Nicholes She moved to Eliza Peterson Fraughton Ogdn In 1915 and May 1 1920 wai marAMERICAN FORK— Funeral service for ried to Mr Nalabltt She waa a member Farrell James Nlcholea 29 Cedar City of the L D 8 church 3 p m In be will at conducted Sunday her Surviving are her huaband and the American Fork Second L D 8 ward mother Mre Fraughton Heber City a son chapel with Bishop Joseph H Storra ofand daughtar Frank Jr and Dorothy Ma- ficiating rie Nalabltt Ogden and four brothers and Mr Nlcholeg died Thursday morning In alatera Shlrler P Kimball Ogden Cedar City following a heart attack Mrg Lowell Fraughton Provo Wendell Praugh-to- n He we born In American Fork Julv Brigham City and Virgil Fraughton 23 1905 the aon of Sidney E and Amanda Heber City W Nichole MonFuneral services will be conducted H I zurvlved by hi widow Mra VirBona ginia Gentry Nichole three children Farday at 2 p m In the Llndqulat b SaunKathleen Nichole fuoerkl chapel by Bishop Edward T rell Oentry Nichole hia parent ders of the Ogden L D S Fourth ward and Virginia Grail Nlcholea and (lateral Burial will be In Otden Cltr cemetery un- and th following brother der direction of the Lindquist da Bona Mra Bertha Sager Sidney W Nlcholea Arnold Nlcholea gnd Eugene Nlcholeg mortuary and American Fork Samuel J Nichole Mr AUegra Scott Balt taka City and Sanford H Nlcholea Ibapah David Hickey for Dgvld OGDEN— Funeral gervlces Hickey 82 retired Otden railroad man and former division master mechanic for the Southern Pacific railroad here who died POCATELLO Idaho—Funeral eervlee for Friday will be conducted Monday at 10 Frank Sullivan 35 of 723 North Ninth a m in 8t' Joseph’s Catholic church here avenue who died at a local hoipltal were Friends may call at the family home Thunder after an extended lllnea 768 Twenty-fourt- h atreet from Sunday at conducted Saturday morning In the Hall 4 p m Until time of service! Monday mortuary chapel Burial waa In Blackfoot The holy roaary will be recited at the City cemetery home Sunday at 8 p m He wa born at Ogden Utah September Entombment will be In the Mount Og- 7 1899 of the den Mausoleum under direction Surviving are hi widow Mra Katherine Mount Ogden mortuary Sullivan e on end daughter Darrel and railroad Norma Sullivan Pocatello Mr Hickey was employed M two brothers man for more than 60 years and had lived Jams Sullivan Tooele Utah and John at Laramie Wyo Sparks Nev and Balt Sullivan Salt Lake City Utah: two glatera He Is credited with Mrs Anna D Yount Ogden and Mri Lake City and Ogden the first modern large locomo- Thelma Patterson Beattie Wash building tive in Utaft which was completed In 1918 and saw aervlce in Utah Nevada and Call- - Alfred Cook B) match with Dixon opened He reeled off three straight games before Dixon broke his service and then won two more with the loss of only one point Juanita Fraughton Dixon held hia servlctf for the first time to make the count 5 but Hunt won hia delivery at love for the first set Dixon began hit specialty of returning everything his opponent sent across the net in the second set and the Provoan came from behind to tie the score at Hunt’s d drives and volleys gave him a aervlce break and a 4 lead but Dixon returned the comHere pliment to deuce the set Hunt came through with victories in two long deuce games a perfect smash ending the set in his favor The third waa a thriller with Dixon playing his best tennis of the match to reel off five straight games after Hunt scored placement after placement to gain a 1 lead The last game offered the most spectacular tennis of the day Hunt fighting off five set points before Dixon won out the final point being awarded to tW Provoan when Hunt brushed the net after a successful volley Hunt appeared weary at the close of the third set but the rest period refreshed him and he came back with his assortment of crosscourt brnl drives and volleys to keep Dixon in 2-- 4-- neatly-execute- 5-- L two long deuce games and this time it was the Pacific coast youngster who forced Dixon into errors on the deciding points Throughout the match Hunt was the attacker and he scored many placements with perfectly timed shots off Dixon’s biting chops Ruth Crow fought hard against Dr Bartosh but the Californian simply packed too much artillery 1 vicand romped off with a 1 tory These were the first games of the tournament Dr Bartosh lost in singles Edith von Hadeln was performing well against Frances Uffens conqueror of Agnes Norris the state champion and won a 4 clear-cu- t 2 decision the second set being an exciting one The Norris sisters held Dr Bartosh and Miss McGhie on even terms throughout the first two pets but the favorites pulled out to win 7 Miss McGhie was the 2 5 target of most of the Norris shots and held up well Miss von Hadeln and Mary Gibbs 2 consurprised by a neat 5 quest of the city champions Ruth Crow and Rosella Christensen in the other semifinal engagement cam 6-- 6-- Came Scheduled Lake Tribune Publlahlna Company 150 up in Exciting Matches The Yale A C softball team will meet a nine from Evanston Wyo Saturday’s Resnltf DIVISION NO Sunday at 2 p m on the South South postponed West postponed junior field in an exhibition enWarren 8 Taylor 6 team is reBatteries: Thomas and Parker Nielsen counter The Wyoming to have an exceptionally Wintle and Jardine ported postponed good crew of sluggers and an in- Plain City 3 North Ogden 6 Batteries: Singleton Hunt and Sharp teresting skirmish ia anticipated fh t alt ffakf pitomt PLACES! RATES TO PARTIES 10 Dancing every Saturday night miles south of Salt Lake FINEST FI8HINO IN UTAH GREEN LAKES — 45 mi north at Vernal In the beautiful Uintah mountains food lake and stream tlshln Spectacular Youngsters 7-- Srhedu'e for July Roy at Slaiervil'e West Weber at Syracuse Clinton at North Ogden West Point at Hooper North Ogden to West Point Plunees always to Weber-Syracu- ROOFINO OORP Utah's only mfars of roofln materials Shlnils and roll 1674 Beck st W 2683 SARATOGA Bow 6-- 2— SOUTH Hooper Roy FRED Senior 6-- Wilson of James Rosario Caputo yearold-so- n and Josephine Qiovannoni Caputo died at the family residence 626 West Third North street early Saturday morning of a conHe was an only child tagious diseaAe Graveside services will be conducted at Mt Calvary cemetery Sunday afternoon 2 45 p m at Funeral services for Richard James 15-4- Slatervllle Plain and ornamental Syracune estimates 446 W 48th Weit Point 577-- J North Ogden Clinton L WHEAT North Ogden JAMES DECORATING 3RD AVE WA8 RELIABLE tied Plain City Warren 8tate School West Warren Liberty Pleasant View ble plastering free South Murray were of Cleveland Infant Rosario Caputo for tenth posltio nat 325 Vita Tamulis star Yankep fresh man failed to reach a decision one way or the other but remained at the top of the ‘pitching standing witli seven victories and one deMel feat Cleveland's Harder curveball ace was the runner up 12 with victories against four reverses The Tigers had run up a string of eight straight victories to cut trouble deeply Into the Yankees’ first place The Provoan’s service was workmargin ing better and he pulled out of a love-40 disadvantages to Weber County Farm keep0 on and even terms with Hunt until Then the count reached four-alBureau Baseball H 18 18 Layton 16 11 Centerville Batteries— R Cowley and Brown Mines E White and Tingey Utah-Wyomin- City Friends may call at the mortuary Sunday of services from 10 a m until time Burial will take place in the City cemetery Semifinal Tilts In Utah Tourney Dixon J Koford Caroline Pearl Levet Carstenscn Riggs Hunt Win ( Mrs Elizabeth A Via Hiun 85 widow of Prank A Van Haun and former real dent of Salt Lake City died at the homo of a niece Mrs Gay O Easton In Oak Park 111 Friday according to word re— ceived here Saturday beside her niece Is Surviving E 8- Meadows of Balt Lake City nephew - The body will be accompanied here by Mrs Easton Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 1 p m in the 8 T Ricketts funeral chapel by the Rev W R lhw Baptist church Pi® 8 Olivet ceme- tery BOUNTIFUL— Mrs Caroline J Koford Nielsen 70 of Holbrook Idaho died at the home of her daughter Mrs Charles R Bennett Bountiful Friday at 10 50 p m after an Illness of several months She was bom in Bornholm Denmark a Funeral service for Pearl Levet 18 who died Thursday at H15 daughter of Mr and Mrs Jens Hamm m In an Fork hospital will Koford She came to Utah In 1687 where § a conducted American Sunday at 3 P m in the she waa married to Janus F Nielsen The Larkin funeral chapel by Bishop Tracy couple moved1900to Brtgham City where they when they moved to HolY Cannon of the Cannon L D S ward lived until Miss Carstensen was born June 16 1917 brook Mrs Nielsen was an active member of a daughter of Christian and Annie Rusand served in the sell Carstensen and is survived by her the L D 8 church the ward Primary and In the mother and three brothers Vivian Harold presidency of and Fred Carstensen all of Salt Lake presidency of the stake Relief society 981 DEEDS Glamalakis to Utah Copper company section 26 township 3 $ south range 4 west Libble Bontslk to Harry Bontsik lot block 2 plat A v : B J Burnett to Annie M Burnett lot 3 block 1 Burton plat A B J Burnett to Annie M Burnett lot 40i block 4 Capitol avenue addition B J Bufnett to Annie M Burnett lot 2 block 1 Burton plat A B J Burnett to Annie M Burnett Jot 107 block 1 Southgate Park plat A L E Sprague to Gordon E Crandall lot 26 block 5 Liberty Heights Oordon E Crandall to C J Cart-bo- rg 5 lot 26 block Liberty Height C to Wilson Jr Lesley Goates Guy lot 9 block 44 plat A Lewis Yonuker to Winifred Mueller section 36 township 1 south range Angelos ASPHALT LET'S Buffalo today after a brief stay at home here during which he visited his family bought a ring and a marriage license and married Miss Minnie Ruth Solomon with characteristic speed Owens arrived In Cleveland at 6740 p m yesterday from Lincoln Neb where he took part in the senior A A U track meet At 9:S0 p m he and Miss Solomon a beauty parlor employe were standing before a minister taking the vows CHICAGO July 6 (Ah— A look at the batting and fielding averages Elizabeth A Van Haan former stock (Carl) Nelson raiser and miner died in a local hospital Saturday at 730 p m of erysipelas after Ions- illnee at Gotenborg 8weden j He was11 born 1W6T ind camrto Balt Lin 'TktoBkf City with hit parents In 1871 For a number of years he engaged in stock ralfelng at Heber City He also was a miner In the Silver King Coalition mine at Park City for several years He retired ten years ago and since re- sided at the home of a meceMrs James A Miner Besides 986 Hollywood avenue Mrs Miner he ts survived by a slater Mrs A Y Duke of Heber City Funeral services will be conducted in the Heber City Third L D 8 ward chapel on Wednesday at a time to be set later Burial will take place in the Heber City cemetery CLEVELAND July 6 (IV-Jea- se Owens Ohio State’s negro track star headed for gives a good idea how much of aj battle the Detroit Tigers are staging to get into a second straight world series this year The figures which include Friday’s games today showed Mickey Cochrane's club in possession of Suits Filed Alma Warren vs Alva L Coleman and most of the team and individual The Tigers led in team Anna Coleman to recover possession of 2000 honors News of Record Charles ‘Carl’ Nelson Charlea Weds Quickly Best on Mound ROMNEY LUMBER CO SUGGESTIONS FOR RKMODELINQ 55 NO 1ST WEST WAS 8525 McCONAUOHY-LOSE- E Clinton-HoopLUMBER CO STEEL ENGINEERS CO BUILDING MATERIALS 648 South State Was 4186 Structural and rslnforclnf Steel sash ch link fence 1525 SWT H 94 AMERICAN Mill —Cabinet work A fixtures Poulaen Chadwick and Shupe DIVISION NO 2— NORTH Make your home modem with qual-lt- y UNDERPINNING cracked walls permaLiberty 7 Farr West 8 135 So 5th W Wee 7247 material nently repaired All kinds of remodel-t- n Batteries: Lindsay and Shaw McBntlre cement eurfacln HY 3903-Taylor and Painter AIRTEMP Wilton 0 Plain City 9 forfeited to Plain MODERNIZE A Chrysler YOUR HOME Motors Product City WITH UTAH MADE PRODUCTS INDUSTRIAL 8UPPLY CO State School 0 Warren 10 WITH UTAH LABOR Intermountain Distributors and Hall Thomas Romero Batteries CALL US FOR RELIABLE 9 Was 1903 Motor Ave and Wayment LOCAL PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS Pleasant View 3 West Warren 4 AIR CONDITIONING SUNSET PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO Wtlkenson and Cragun Da- Batteries: HOMB— OFFICE— LABORATORY 40 EAST 1ST BO WAS 6758 ARCTIC ICE CO 256 W 8 T W 1334 via Tremea and Barrow DIVISION NO 2—SOUTH DO YOU NEED MONEY FOR BUILDINq AWNINGS Slatervllle 6 Syracuse 9 PURPOSES? 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W Statistics Logaii SERVICE BEDBUGS BALL— Nathan Michael Ball SUNDAY MORNING Gunmen Hold Up Rob Five Polo Players RIDGEWOOD N J July 6 (iP —Three masked gunmen robbed five golfers on the eighth tee of th exclusive Ridgewood Country club today shooting one of their victims after he had tossed his wallet intd a clump of bushes instead of handing it over The trio fled in a car with loot estimated at $200 In cash and an undetermined amount of jewelry and checks Dr Charles G Prather of West-woo- d N J was the man wounded He was shot in the thigh Besides Dr Prather the victims were H H Hollister associated with a Wall street brokerage-concern Howard A Smith vice president of the American Express company Charles McD Puckette of the business staff of the New York Times and Dr William B Rawls head surgeon of the Polyclinic hospital in New York City The eighth tee where the holdup occurred ie about half a mile from the clubhouse in a glade of maple and oak trees A number of golfer were on the course near by but did not see the robbery Farrell Frank Sullivan Nola Renee Hancey FUNERALS BOTHWELL —Services for Glenn R Bothwell will b held at th lata residence LOGAN— Nola Rene NORTH Haney 314 South Twelfth East atreet Sunday Infant daughter of Roa and Elsie Wlnber two weeka' at 3:30 p m tha Rev Jacob Trapp died Hancey Saturday after officiating The casket will be open at lijRess of whooping cough the residence from I until 3:35 p m The child wae born here March 35 1935 one Burial will follow In th family p!ifot In and la survived by tha parents'-an— Mt Olivet eemetery lister VaNll Hancev Funeral aervlce wfll be conducted BunFuneral aervlcea for Tony Bondi ds at 2:80 p m In the North Logan BONDI— will be held Monday morning Funeral L D B ward chapel with burial In the will leave Nell O’Donnell morcortege Logan cemetery tuary 373 East First South at 10 a m and proceed to tho Cathedral of the Medeietne where maaa wUl be offered Wald on eommenclnt at 10:30 a m Friends wlU meet at the mortuary Sunday evening aervlce for Walter OGDEN— Funeral a at 6 o'clock for recitation of holy Jams Waldon 43 who died followln Burial In Mt calvary eems-te- ry roaary heart attack Thursday will be conducted Klrkendall-Darllng m In 13:30 the p Monday at funeral chapel by the Rev Mr CARSTENSEN — Funeral services for Pearl Allen of the African Methodist church of Levet Carstensen will ho held Sunday Pocatello Idaho at 3 p m In the Larkin mortuary Burial will be In Ogden City cemetery chapel 250 East South Temple Friends under direction of the Klrkendall-Dgrlln- g mar call at tha funeral home Sunday mortuary from 10 a m until time of aervlcea Interment City cemetery Softball CONNELLY— Funeral eervlcea for Mrt EmAmerican ma Connelly will be held Monday mornAMERICAN FORK— Leader of team In ing Funeral cortege will leave the famthe three American Pork city baseball and ily residence 319 Fourth avenue at 830 softball loops have been announced by D a m and proceed to Cathedral of the Orant Ingeraoll recreation director The Mtdelelne where masa will be offered follow: leaders at 9 a m Friends will commencing First ward— Olen Wright Scouti R meet at the residence Sunday evening Gardner Junior Legion Sanford Bingham at s o'clock for recitation of holy Senlora rosary Burial In family plot In Mt Second ward—Henry Chlpman Scouts Calvary cemetery Elmo PeBernell Crystal Junior Legion CAPUTO— Oraveslde services for Rosario ters Seniors Third ward— Hudson Oordon and Floyd Caputo will bs held thle afternoon (8un Scouti Earl Brown Junior Leday) commencing at 3:45 p m at Mt Loverldge Burial under Cslvary cemetery gion: Kenneth Hunter Seniors of Nell O'Donnell mortuary Fourth ward —John Abel Scouts Warren Anderson Junior Legion Francis Abel FORD— funeral services for John William and Alex Erickson Seniors Ford will be conducted Sunday at 3 p Highland— Harry Jerltni Scouti m In the Bingham ward chapel Biahop Oroesbeck Seniors David C Lyon officiating Friends may call at the Continental room In the AMERICAN ASSOCIATION mortuary 38 East Seventh South itreet Saturday's Rezulta until Sunday noon and at the church Milwaukee 7 Columbus Inter80 mlnutee prior to eervicee Kansas City 3 Toledo 3 ment In Mt Olivet cemetery under dl- 5 8 Louisville fit Paul rectlon of Deseret mortuary Minneapolis 2 Indlanagolls 4 HILTON— Services for James A Hilton will be held Sunday at 2:30 p m at the Twenty-sevent- h ward chapel Bishop Friends may Joel Rieherdi officiating call at the residence of Mre Fred C Abbott 134 N street Sunday from 10:30 1935: Weather conditions July a m until 2 p m Intrment City A shallow irregular-lopressure trough cemetery unded direction White Chapel extends from Arizona and southern Nevada mortuary to eastern Montana but otherwise the HOOKS— Funeral servloee for Jams Reece barometric pressure map present a rather Hooke will be held Bunder at 230 without Important feaflat appearance p m In the Manavu ward chapel with tures Light local showers at Denver and Wtlford Howard officiating Bishop of at rain a trace Helena and Spokane Friends may csll at the family resiwere the only precipitation reported Tem691 dence East Sixth North Itreet Pain cool the are moderately peratures Provo' until time of services Intercific states but are normal or above In ment Provo cemetery under direccity the Interior and eastern portions of the tion Deseret mortuary country LUBLIN— Funeral services for Glen Lublin Comparative data for Salt Lakt City: son of Blaine and Della May Degrees Lublin of 2538 South Ninth East street 90 Highest temperature todey who died as A result of an auto ac106 Highest In this month since 1574 will be conducted from cident July 6 Lowest last night the Forest Dale ward Sunday July 7 43 Lowest thlg mopth line 1874 at 3 p m Bishop Eugens M Can78 Mean for today non conducting Friends may call at 74 Normal from 19 the home of the parents Inches a m until time of services Sunday Total precipitation for the 24 hours will take place et the City Interment 00 ending at 6 p m cemetery under the direction of LindT BeTotal for this month to date mortuary quist Accumulated deficiency tor this month sides his parents Olen le survived by 10 to date Blaine Jr Chlora May the following: y 163' Total since October 1 to date Phyllis Lois and Carol Elaine Lublin Accumulated excesa since October 1 14 M'KINNON— Funeral aervlcea for Randolph Bun rlaee at 6:03 and eets at 5:03 July 7 Stewart McKinnon will be held Sunday WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN YE8- at 3 p m in the Randolph ward chapel Bishop Lawrence Johnson officiating Friends may ea at tha home Saturday Interand Sunday prior to cervices ment Randolph cemetery undey dlrec-tl- on of Deseret mortuary for August B R1PTE— Funeral services Rlppe will be held from Event it Early 574 East First South street Monday at 2 p m In charge of the Rev T O The casket will be open prior Lluey Interment will follow In th i to services family plot In Mt Olivet cemetery VAN HAUN— Funeral eervlcea for Elizabeth A Van Haun aged 80 yeate widow of the late Frank A Van Haun of this city will be held Monday at the freve-sl- de In Mt Olivet by the Rev W R Sloman pastor of the Immanuel Bap-ti- st Cortege will leave 8 T church Riekett mortuary 344 E 1st 8outh At Walter James Fork The Weather j p m 1 CARD OF THANKS SwVshoexpressuFincefeJVankatheir who lave assistance sympathy and beautiful floral offerings during the lllnese and death of our wife and mother MR R F HALES AND SONS to the many friend FLORISTS Ssn Fran Beattie Spokane tonmjah Wasmngtn Wlnnemcca Yellowstne Yuma COLONIAL FLOWER HOUSE FUNERAL SPECIALISTS East 9th South 87 FUNERAL 102' 102' Hr 1H DIRECTORS WNTtTHORNBMORTICIAN Distinctive Inexpensive Service HY M RES HY 2955 OrFICl |