Salt Lake Tribune | 1936-01-14 | Page 16

4 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 16 :Young Attorneys Take Ethics Oath Judge Sends Attorney To Jail for Contempt Declares Him Drunk James Willis Savage Marriage Licenses After he had allegedly attempted to conduct a trial While intoxicated Sidney G Reid local attorney was sentenced to serve three days in jail and pay a 25 fine by Judge A A more Irclusive oath incorporat- H Ellett in police court Monday Reid was in court as defense ing manifold ethics of the legal counsel for Rex I Spencer who was for was administered profession being tried on a reckless driving the first time in Utah Monday fore- charge which resulted from a colnoon when 18 applicants were ad- lision December 5 When he ala number of frivolous mitted to the state bar" The oaths legedly made and requests Judge Ellett motions were administered by Leland M excused the jury and declared Reid Cummings secretary of the Utah guilty of contempt He was taken the to jail The Spencer case was deState bar and were sworn by young attorneys before the supreme clared a mistrial and was reset for court January 25 Hitherto attorneys upon admisJudge Ellett’s order sentencing sion to the bar have sworn merely Reid for contempt alleged that he to uphold the constitutions of the was under the influence of intoxiUnited States and the state of Utah cating liquor and was Incapable of On Monday however Mr Cummings performing his duties in the court He was released from jail at 9:45 read a longer oath recommended by the American bar associationre- p m Monday on a writ of "habeas corpus issued by Judge Herbert M binding attorneys to further Schiller's court Hearing was set including: sponsibilities An oath to' refrain from accepting for 2 p m Tuesday a case which appeals unjust to the attorney: to refrain from employ- -' lng any tactics in pressing a case Patriotic Essay Plans Inconsistent with truth and honor to accept compensation only in conDiscussed by Sponsor nection with a client’s business and 'with the client’s knowledge and apPlans for the annual patriotic proval never to reject the cause of the defenseless or oppressed “or de- essay contest to be sponsored by Salt Lake county chapter Servlay any man’s cause for lucre or the ice Star Legion in seven Salt Lake malice” schools were disAttorneys who subscribed to the City junior high at the ' regular cussed Monday new oath were: in the Hotel Utah B monthly meeting Edwin Stewart M Hanson Preliminary contests will be held Cannon James Paul Madsen Sterin the high schools during January ling R Bossard William E Ber-re- when the winning contestant will Obert C Tanner Fred L R B Garnett Alvin I be selected" from each school The Smith Charles Welch Jr Guy S seven winners will deliver their esAnderson Jr Harry D Pugsley says and will be awarded prizes at a special meeting of the Service Star Albert M Marsden Ralph B Harold G Hancock T Legion in Memorial house Memory C Hanson Walter G Mann and park Mrs B F Quinn president conFrank A Moritsen tt Fin-lins- ducted the Monday meeting Lecture Scheduled The annual election of officers of Professor B Roland Lewis of the the Building Owners and Manag- University of Utah will give a lecers’ association scheduled to have ture on “Shakespeare" Tuesday at been held Monday was postponed 10 a m at a meeting of the Daphne until a later meeting announced and Ariadne chapters of the DelThomas F Jackson secretary phian society at the public library Radio Programs Jaraa Willis 46 a school Savage teacher of Delta died hi a local hospital Ha Monday at 5 a m of myocarditis had been ill since last September Mr Savage was boili January 2 1890 at Hyrum a son of Albert and Laura Allen Savage He was a World war veteran ' Surviving art his parents of Hyrum his widow Mrs Blanche Maxfield Savage two one Willis Gordon and Scott Maxfield Savage a daughter Laura Beth Savage of Delta and the following brothers and Mrs A L Stenberg of Salt Lake sietera City Mrs H R Adams AlonzoMrsEmmett and Gordon Savage of Hyrum J R Stains of Delta and Mrs E T Van Leuven of Bakersfield Cal Funeral services will be conducted The Wednesday at 12 noon at Delta body will be taken to Hyrum Thursday for burls) Frederick AL Wilson 22 Salt Lake City Pearl Donna Call 19 Caldwell Idaho Jack Irwin Davie Salt Lake' 22 City Dorothy Irene Sheldon 21 Salt Lake City Elver Glen Golden Grace Elemira Pitt Melvin Gates Flegal 23 Tooele 19 Tooele Salt 31 Lake City Helen Jeanne Hagen 18 Sait Lake City Ivan Raymond McGee 23 Salt Lake City Georgia Young 20 Salt Lake City Harold Everett Smith 28 Salt Lake City Thelma Ethel Atkinaon 20 Mid val Ivan Carlo Dayley 30 Burley Idaho Thora Meleen Hull 24 Burley Idaho Leo Valdemar Union Fern Almira Larson 19 Anderton 18 Mary K Terry Mrs Mary K Terry 65 died Monday at the borne of her daughter Mrs Fred Bhe was Metcalf 482 Eighth avenue the widow of the late James Terry Mrs Tarry was bom In Sweden May 14 J851 and cams to Utah 34 years ago Surviving are the following chilMr a Metcalf Mrs dren: Ray Ferrill Casper Wyo Art Kimball Helper Mrs E J Zwickty Ogden end two stepdaughters Mrs J Groo and Mrs Gennle lng both of Portland Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 12:30 p m In the drawing room of the Joseph William Taylor morunder the direction of Bishop Gordon tuary Burial T Hyde of Ensign L D 8 stake will be in City cemetery Rose Gunn Wells Cedar View Logan Delbert Nebeker Jr Mona Mathews 20 20 Logan Parowan Cedar 0 City Deaths FORBU8H — Irvin Forbuih Union 46 carinoma January 9 AKRIDGE— Roby Kellogg Akridgs 39 154 Ssventh East street chrome myocarditis January 11 MUROCK— James 74 Stacy- Murdock Heber City diabetes mellltus January 12 WINTER— Harry Smith Winter 72 1267 Second avenue septicemia January 9 WIGREN— Ernest Theodore Wigren 38 un435 North Eighth West street known but natural JanuarylO New Suits Filed W Palmer against Salt Lake City to recover 5000 damages for alleged diversion of water feediug a spring on his property H A Smith attorney Frank Groesbeck administrator of the estate of Ann Dilworth Groesbeck against Jasper Fletcher as receiver for Guaranteed Securities company mortgage foreclosure Joel Nibley attorney Homs Owners' Loan corporation hgainit A Haley and Marguerite Haley Juanita V Haley mortgage Ray Van Cott attorney M hie wife and foreclosure Divorce Suits Filed Harriet Francis Thomas against Evan nonsupport Ray 8 McCarty attorney Blanch P Wilcox against Earl Clayton Wilcox nonsupport L A Miner attorney May 8 Polk against John K Polk cruelty Paul E Relmann attorney - A M TUESDAY JANUARY 14 TUESDAY JANUARY Rocky Mountain Ram biers with Uncle Jake 7 :00— KDYL-- The Musical Clock ftOO—KDYL — Transradio News Servlet 8:15— NBC — Tht Gospel Singer Edward TTi McHugh 8:30— NBC — Doc Whipple sions piano Impres- S :45— KDYL-- — Morning Varieties 8:00— NBC — United States Marins band ShutIn Hour directed by Captain Taylor Branson News Service 10:16— NBC— Honeyboy and Sassafras 10:30— NBC— The Merry Madcaps directed by Norman L Cloutier 11:00— NBC— Martha Mead Society 11:16— KDYL — The Melody Revue popular tunes of the day 11:30— NBC — The Budgeteers featuring Ida Bailey Allen noted cooking authority with Morton Bows fa mous tenor 11:46— NBC— The NBC Music Guild preworks of senting the lesser-know- n famous composers FM NBC— The Western Farm and Home 12:30— Hour with music by Josef Homik and his orchestra 1:00— NBC — "Forever Young dramatic sketch with Curtis Aniall and Alan 10:00—KDYlr—Transradio Divorce Granted OFTH EAVE ST Jones from Rnlon E Vivian cruelty Judge Oscar W McConkie B 14 M A 8 :30— KSL — Sign on and Top Morning 6:36— KSL—-- Sunrise Serenade 7:00— KSL— International News 7:15— Tunes for the early birds 7:30— Morning moods in music 7:45— Early morning shopping o’ the suggss-tion- 7 :55— CBS— Press Radio News 8:00— KSL— Breakfast Melodies 8:30— News for the shopper l 9:00— KSL—"Servs and Save" with Ida G Abbott 9:15— Jennie Lee stylist 9:30— The Milky Way with Mary Les Taylor and Bennit Walker 9:46— CBS — Just plain Bill 10:00— CBS— "Voice of Experience 10:15— KSL— Home service with Miss Nancy Finch 10:30— CBS—The story of Mary Marlin 10:45— CBS— "Five-Sta- r Jones" 11 :00— KSL— Midmorning concert for the Bunce shopper 1:15— NBC— Ma Perkins dramatlo sketch 11:15— Lessons In Contract Bridge Bade 1:30— NBC— Vi6 and comedy KSL— 11:30— sketch Colonial Melodies 11:45— KSL— International NBC— The O’Neil’s 1:45— News and ' 2 00— NBC— stock market quotations Betty and Bob 2:16— NBC— Gene Arnold and the Ranch 12:00— KSL— Tims signal P M Boys 2:30— NBC— Girl Alone dramatic sketch 12:00— CBS— Between’ the Bookends with Ted Malone 2:46— NBC— General Federation of Wo12:1 6— CBS— Happy Hollow men's Club program 3:00— NBC — American Medical associa- 12:30— CB3—American School of the Air treasure trails in art "Woven Piction program tures and Their Sorlea" 3:30— NBC — The Dansante 1:00— A ftemoon concert for the shopper 4 :00— DKYL— Transradio News Service 1:30— CBS— Among Our Souvenirs 4:15— NBC— The Midweek Hymn Bing a musical 4:30— KDYL—1 The Kangaroo Club— chilreview of the tonga of dren’s program 4:46— NBC— The Charioteers male quar- 2:00— KSL — "Captain Clipper and his tette 6:00— NBC— "Easy Aces comedy sketch 2:06— Musical matinee 2:30— CBS — Educational Feature Science 6:15— KDYL — Afternoon Melodies 6:30— NBC— Edwin C Hill in "Tht HuServicepresents Dr J H 2:45— CBS— Three Llty Words Dellinger man Side of the News 6:45— NBC — You and Your Government — 3:00— KBL — National emergency council Robert Moses speaking on "Public speaker 3:15— CBS —Jimmy Farrell songs Recreation” I: 6:00— KDYL — Vincent York and his or- 3:30— Daily Intermount&tn news flashes CBS— chestra 3:45— Presenting "The Goldbergs" 6:15— KDYL—1 “The ' Midweek Revue"— with Gertrude Berg favorites In popular aong and 4 :0O— CBS— Benay Venuta songs 4 :15— CBS— Milton Charles at the melody organ 4:30— Merchants' radio column 6:30— KDYL—Evening Varieties 6:45— KDYL— "Pop-Ey- e the Bailor Man' 4:56— KSL — Happy Homes Melodies 7:00— NBC— "N T G and His Girls 5:05— Dance rhythms with Tom Howard Georgs Shelton 5:26— Presenting Miss Cecilia and Harry Balters' orchestra 5:30— Jack 730— NBC — "The Jumbo Show’ featur- 5:45— Little Armstrong Orphan Annie 6:00— KSL— Montmartre ing Jimmy Durante and Donald Novis with a chorus and 6:16— KSL— International News orchestra 6:30— CBS— Lawrence Tibbeti accom8:00— NBC — "The 8tudio Party featur panied by Don Vorhees and his orlint Sigmund Romberg noted comchestra his orchestra and Helen 7:00— KSL — "Seeing the Scenic West" poser with Marshall and Morton Bows as with Dr J E Broaddus soloists 7:16— KSL— Adventures of Tarzan 8:30— KDYL— "The Galarfy of Stars” 7:30— CBS— W a r l ng’s Pennsylvanians with featuring Edith Mason soprano Stuart Poley McCllntock with Frank Black and the Churchill the Lane sisters and Orchestra the Gene Conklin Sfeopolltau Singers and John B 8:30 — CBS Mrach of Tims Kennedy poted commentator 545— KSL— Musical Moments with 8:00— NBC — Amos ’n’ Andy tor Arden and his orchestra comedy sketch 900— CBS— Myrt and Marge 8:15— KDYL—"Tbs Program of Familiar 9:16— CBS— Ozzie Nelson and iis Or- Music' chestra 9:30— NBC— Leo Reisraan’s orchestra CB8— The ‘930— Caravan presenting 10:00— NBC— Henry Busse and his Ches Glen Grav and hut Cssa Loma orPare Orchestra chestra: Walter O'Keefe master of 10:30— NBC— "Crime Clues" an original ceremonies: Dean Janie vocal soSpencer Dean mystery drama by loist: Keuiily Sargent and Pea Wee Stewart Sterling Hunt 11 :00— KDYLr— Trans-Rad'News Service 10 00 — The of Charlie Chan 11 15—NBC— Ben Benue “the Old Maes- 10:16— KBL—adventures "Over the Coffee tro and All the Lads 10:30— KBTy— International News Cups" 11:45— NBC—Jirnmie Grier and his Hotel 10:46— KBL — Evening Concert Blltmore orchestra 11:00— CDLB8 — Sterling Youug and his orchestra 12:00— KDYL—' "The Night Club of the 11:30— CDLBS — Larry Let and his Air popular tunes chestra 1:00— Good night 12:00 midnight— KSL—Good night (Paid Adv) (Paid Adv) ' Jones Articles of Incorporation Cooperative Apparel Factories formed to foster the manufacture of clothing for members and for exchange with other cooperative associations and the public for W L Field services or money goods president-general manager R D Nelson vice president and M J Phillips secretary-treasurer Utah County Abstract company capital $10000’ Julius C Andersen president: Esther L Andersen vice president and Wilson K Andersen secretary-treasure- r Involuntary Bankruptcy George B ties $68339 claimed Tew Salt Lake City liabiliassets $25 full exemption News of Record WARRANTY DEEDS Arthur Frewln to Joeeph A Ship- 8 5 lot block 50 plat C ley Clara P Rickey to Roman Catholic 2 Hackett lot block 10 bishop 10 1900 addition Mildred Marshall to Earl Marshall section 36 township 1 south range 2 west Lillian H Witcher to 0 D Tleter lot tion 29 block 2 Rosedale 10 addi- 1200 Park Pauline Cecala to Mike Datlnjio lot 10 il block 1 Franklin subdivision Jeremy Fuel A Grain company to 5 Fuel lot company Liberty 1 block 60 plat C Selina A Phillips to Jane A HolD 10 brook lot 3 block 78 plat W Scott Weller to Emma Z Gawan 10 lot 6 block 16 plat A Nels C Jorgensen to Myrtle J 10 Smith lot 6 block 10 plat B Alice E Paddlson to Louis F Pad-diao- n r 10 lot 1 block 76 plat A T G Griffin to A E Klppa lot" 1000 9 block 57 Haxton J A Eardley to S Bertell Bunker lot 18 block 1 East Side addt 10 tlon C M Olson to Maurlhe Barrow lot 37 block 4 Thomdyke sub1 division Maurlns Barrow to C M Olaon lot subdi4 37 block Thorndykt 1 vision Smith Whitlock to Walter R Peterson lot 24 block 4 Colonial 350 Heights Alonzo Read to Rhoda R Peterson lot 11 block 33 10 plat A Mary 8 Stevensen to Zion's Benefit Building society lot 10 block 10 5 plat B Jennev Hansen to Zion's Benefit 10 lot block Building society 10 44 plat A to Catherine George DeYonge 23 township Kaipmetoa section west 1000 2 south range 1 to United Karametos Georgs States Smelting Refining A Mining company section 23 town1000 ship 2 south rang 1 west H W Ross to Arthur Moeller lot 10 27 block 14 Jordan Place J F Rasmhsson to Andrew Atider- son lot 15 block 42 10 plat A Sarah X Mavs to Arthur J Mava 10 lot 34 Mock 6 Arlington Heights John Eckersley to William A Scott 10 Sr lot 16 block 8 Forest Dale BUILDINO PERM1T8 A Hodges owner and builder repair brick residence and store I 500 866 West Third South New York Life Inaurance company builders owner Ryberg Broa remodel brick store 201-21- 3 25 000 South State E B Wlcka company owner and' builder repair brick residence 200 1878 Lake street school’s Parent-Teach- er n association under Mrs James president will conduct a parental symposium at their meeting Wednesday In the school social room Mrs J Mayne Reed hospitality chairman Is directing arrangements Mrs Emma Gardner will review the book “Mary of Nazareth" and the program will be supplemented by A Capella choir selections under Miss Lisle Bradford TUNK IN TONIGHT Stamp Meeting Q KDYL AT 10:30 O’CLOCK v Mrs Madeline Crus was elected vice president Miss Rena Richeda recording secretary Miss Teresa Ravarino corresponding secretary Miss Ilda Bolettino treasurer and Mrs Edith Frank historian The Weather Weather conditions January 13 1936: Higher than normal temperatures continue to feature the weather map as low pressure moved from western Montana to center over South Dakota tonight The active precipitation area covers a atrip from eastern Montana to northern Utah Including southeastern Idaho It is also raining along the Pacific coast from northern Oregon to northern California as another disturbance approaches the coast A weak low pressure trough covers Utah and northern Arizona High pressure remains over New Mexico and southwestern Colorado High pressure over Interior jCauada extends southward to extreme northern Montana Havre reporting zero tonight with the temperature at Miles City at (40 degrees Washington D C reported! a maximum of 58 degrees as low pressure passed out Into the Atlantic after causing precipitation on the east coast Comparative data for Salt Lake City: Degrees 47 Highest temperature today 60 Highest In this month since 1874 Lowest last night 36 Lowest this month since 1874 v —20 Mean for today 42 29 Norma! Inches Total precipitation for the 24 hours Trace ending at 6 p m Total for this month to dale 110 Accumulated excess for this month 58 to date -- r Total since October 1 to date 357 Accumulated deficiency since OcDavid A Adamson 117 tober I Bun rleee 7:51 and sets at 5:23 JanuPLEASANT GROVE — Funeral services ary 14 1936at for David A Adamson 29 Pleasant Grove TAKEN YES-OBSERVATIONS sheep raiser will be conducted Wednes- WEATHER day at 2 p m In the PI Second L D 8 ward chapel Mr Adamson died Sunday morning In a Provo hospital following a major operation He was born October 11 1900 at Grove the youngest son of Pleasant Thomas and Ellen B Adamson He married Nellie C Cummings of Heber in 1929 At Pleasant Grove high school from Mr Adamson which he was graduated He attended was prominent in athletics Brigham Young university and the Utah State Agricultural college Surviving' are his widow and two children Kathleen and David C Adamson three sistera Mrs Fern Walker American Mrs Fork Margaret Adams American Fork and Mrs Rowena A Doans San Franciaco Cal and five brothers Markm Dewey and Paul Adamson PleasByrn ant Grove and Mayor Lloyd B Adamson American Fork Inferment will be in the Pleasant Grove city cemetery f 10 “10 Inge-bretse- Ij HKNKFER— OJuf years Morgan county surveyor for and president of the Morgan stake high priests' quorum since died 1905 Monday morning at the home aof a daughter Mrs In Hene-fe- r -- Seffa Davis after a four-daillness of ailments ip- cident to age was bom In H Denmark 1 Naktkov July 29 1848A a son and of Ludwig Frederik-se- n f Margrethe Anderson He was educated lu Denmark apprenticed there ' m the tailoring trade 3 He was converted to the L D 8 church at the age of 19 and (he following year bemis- gan a five-yeslon for the church In 1873 at the end his mission he ggof emigrated to Utah with his bride After a short residence In 3cipio they came to Morgan county where Mr Anderson had lived for nearly 60 years He was bishop of the L D 6 North Morgan wara rrom i884 uutil 1905 when he assumed the presidency of the high priests' quorum Mr Anderson was also known as the man Who first grew alfalfa in Morgan county Mrs four daughters Surviving are Nancy Lund and Mrs Agues Divett Balt Lake City Mrs Seffa Davis Henefer and 18 grandMrs Margaret Fowler Roy children and 30 Funeratservices will be conducted Wednesday at 1 p m In the Morgan tabernacle Friends may by Bishop Horace Heiner rail at the drawing room of the Larkin k Sons mortuary In Ogden Tuesday from 5 p m until 9 p m and Wednesday until 10:30 a m and at the Morgan tab ernacle from 12 noon Uutil 1 p m Burial will be lu North Morgan cemetery Flowers mav be left at the Ogden mortuary until Wednesday at 10 a nr league-Monda- 10 Page et al to Roland Page section 34 township 3 south range 1 west yietor Canaan ta GarnerA D Irvlue— lot 3 block 56 plat Georgs D Wilkinson to Robert Sander lot 1 block 1 Granite East high ffixasoco pres- Italian-America- Civic night at the annual business meeting of the Bemheardt Anderson organization in the Newhouse hotel 16 Anderson The regular meeting of the Deseret Stamp club will be held Wednesday at 8 p m at the Deseret All members art urged gymnasium to be present F E Clark president of the club will preside I AN SON— -- Funeral Mrvtcea for Georg D Aneoo will be held Tuesday (today) at 2 pm from the drawing room of the Joseph William Taylor mortuary fffclating op C Clarenca Nealen Frlendi may call at the mortuary Monday between 4 and 8pm and Tuee-- " Interment in prior to aervicei City cemetery ASHTON—Funeral services for Carlyle Hall Ashton will be held Tuesday at 1 p m in the Capitol Hill ward chapel Bishop Friende George C Lloyd officiating may call at the Joseph William Taylor mortuary Monday from 4 to 8 p m the residence 48 Hillside aveand at nue Tuesday from 19 a m to 12 noon Interment City cemetery C ALTON — Funeral services for Elmo Cat-to- n of 776 West Second North will be held Wednesday at 12:15 p m In the Ktngdon A Lees mortuary chapel 255 Second East John Kedding will officiate Interment In Mt Calvary cemetery The casket will be opened at the mortuary today (Tuesday) from 5 to 6 p m and Wednesday from 10 a m until tlms of services CASPER— Funeral services for Arthur Clark Casper age 54 will be conducted Thursday at 1 p m in the Unldn L D 8 ward chapel Ninth East and Union avenue Friends may call at the George A Jenkins mortuary 476b pouth State until Wednesday evening and at tbs family residence In Sandy Thursday from 9 A in until noon and at the ward cb&pel from 12:30 p m until time of services Interment Bandy CUy cemetery OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS FUNERALS WOMEN WANTED I - 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Ouar course 6 Prof Thornton Wasatch Sprgs Waa 1732 WARM and private TEMPLE SQUARE WAS 1366 City Ticket Office GENERAL alteration and cement work R 1448 Plana estimates H 4493-f- t DOOR CHECKS REPAIRED DR L P DKIK 304 Felt Bldg Come nails removed without pain oi Waa 2128 after eorenesa MEDICAL Urt GRIFFITH specialist tor men U3W Bo Main at Waa 5514 for all makes guns repaired Cbaa A Fowler Key Baft and Bicycle Works 62 W Bdwy Waa 4980 PARTS Can MASSAGE and BATH A NO 1 masaga WAS' 67 SO MAIN 2303 SALT LAKE FOOT SPECIALISTS CARPENTERS Depot HOTEL BUS DE?QT i DAILY— EAST Franelaca Frequent service Los Ang-Ba- n NONE FINER— NONE FASTER All NEW Streamline Bum a 20 75 Louie Chicago 2l50St Denver 8 00 SOOILoi Angeles Detroit 24 501 !en FrancUca 10 00 4 BUSES 360 SO STATE WNJD6 oi Experienced 334-33- 5 Atfas Bldg LOS ANGELES $6 VERY best massage bot bath alcohol rub Dally Caltente Ploche Lae Vegta Bonded Hours 10-- 6 Atlas Bldg7226-22- 7 Insured Free pickup Overland atagea SWEDISH massage bath 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Wire require investment in stock samples Iron Worka equipment or a cash bond should be —thoroughly 4nvestigftted-befor--pytn-out “STORAGE" MOVING any money Only bona fids offers of empiovment with pay belong in the wanted" columns Kindly re"Help Van Bonded eervtce Cargo Inaurance port any exception to this rule to the Expert china packer Guaranteed declassified advertising manager Delivery Can be had on your ear without pendable Reaaonable rate Owned and STEADY job assured future to euergetlc when promised 1 reliable man Car an asset Apply danger of (alary ewignmenti or gar by Redman Van 4k Storage Co operated p m 601 Walker Bank Bldg aishmenta No crating packing THREE men over 35 for appliance dept covered hy Ins Real nec Fireproof Storage Mollerup MovCom basis Leads furnished You don’t hnv to mortgage you chance for workers Apply Tuesday ing Storage Co 155 a W T W 1562 a m Holland Furniture Co 364 8a furniture State PAINTING AND PAPERING WE ran use 2 more neat appearing youtifc You don’t hava to got ondonan men SPECIAL prices this week pap painting Apply 420 Ness Bidg Samples turn W R Duke H 8194-MAN to sell house insuiaiiou aud weatbej Th cott b very unalL Was 974 strippingPATENT ATTORNEYS ROUTE MicN with car Call at 8 a m and Vfe So 4 No 7 7 201 E at 1 and p m U B THOMAS 4k THOMAa U a Reg Trade-markDrawlnge Beaeon Bldg 7292 FLOOR FINISHING Hra 9 Inc Bun CASH RIGHT NOW family home in 8antaquin October 30 He was bom In Santaquin ‘ ‘“ 1934 a son of He Peterson' Bagshiw ents one brother Richard Le Roy Peterson Sautaquln one grandmother Mn sepn Bagshaw Salt Lake City grandfathers Thomas Peterson Santaquin and Joseph Bagshaw Salt Lake City have died within the last fortnight services will be conducted Funeral Wednesday at 2 p m in Santaquin Interment will be In the Santaquin cemeFriends may call at the Claudin tery Funeral Home lu Payton until Wednesday morning and at the Thomas Peterson home in Santaquin until the time of the eervicea tn Monday He subyeera died at 2 mitted to an operation several days ago Mr Flint was Boot In Balt Lake City For several years he January 15 1855 lived in the Lost River country and came to Blaekfoot 10 years ago following tht death of hla wife He la aurvived by the following broth-er- e sistera: James Flint Miss Letltta Ludwigson FlintandMcKinley II SCHOOLS FOR MEN Flint J E Flint and Miss MANILA— Mre Hannah Nelson Ludwig- Millie Flint of Blaekfoot and Mrs T A PRINTERS BINDING son 59 of Manila died at the family Phillips and Henry Flint of Layton Utah HEMPHILL DIESEL SCHOOLS — Largest the home SuiWiay night of pneumonia Funeral arrangements have not been CENTURY PRINTING CO assemblage of Diesel engines tnWrite high cl She was bom June 24 1876 in Sweden trade world for Instruction nurpoeea com work 235 Edleon t W 1801 Belt “Diesel and came to America with ner parents Newe” for free copy in 1884 toft private and public library binding 8he had lived in Manila since Lake Office 312 Felt Bldg W 7129 F O Duet Co 221 Edleon st W 1670 IF YOU LIKE to DRAW SKETCH or 1885 Surviving are her husband Fred Lud PAINT— Write for Free Talent Teet resiELY Nev— Frank Chopetal 60 a wlgson one daughter Mrs Emma L Hall RADIO SERVICE and Art Book Give age and occupa-tiopast of Salt Lake City a brother Niels L dent of White Pine county forthe Pine Trib-Tel- e Box 1 Whits the Moneon and a sister Mrs Nephl Rad-mal- 30 years' died Saturday at Radio Bervce uei radio EARN MOLER BARBER COLLEGE hospital of heart diseasewar veteran and BARRETT'S both of Pleasant Grove 7903 Tubes eat tested free Hy YOU WHILE He 118 REGENT a was IEARN Spanish Funeral services will be conducted Springfield N Y being In other radio with COMPARE Wednesday at 1 p m in the Manila L D came to Fly from opportunity RUG Cl EANING S ward chapel by the local milling companies courses Interment will be In the employed Practical Visitors welcome He is survived by a Bister Mrs Carrie earn Manila cemetery under direction of the classes New part training ROMNEY Rug Cleaning Co It coete no more Rubeck of Springfield Was 1018 Oipin mortuary starting day and night for the beet 1915 Bo 7th E Hy 8502 Western Electrical College 133 Regent UTAH BARBER COLLEGE 161 Regent et VERMIN EXTERMINATED Best tn the west Earn while learning Sadie McBride — Haldor Johnson an early CLEVBLAND foi INSECTICIDE UBH LOVINGER’S 84 FILLMORE— Mre Sadie McBride of Cleveland died at his home here foi ROACHDOOM POSITIONS WANTED MEN 15 He died at the family home Sunday morn pioneer killing BEDBUGS Saturday following illness of5 a week and ROACHES W 2314 319 a W Tem She was 1852 ing from causes incident to age born In Iceland March YOUNd marrie farmer experienced In was born In Kaqesvllle Iowa January 6 came to Utah engaging In the sheep indusevery detail of agricultural develop 1852 a daughter of Charles Williams and try at Spanish Fork WATCH REPAIRING ment lease or work on shares to desires Harriet Baldwin Williams She crossed the Six years later he moved to Cleveland on farm close to Salt Lake and Ogden He wae a THE WATCH 8HOP plains at the age of six months with her where he had since resided E 9th 8a Hy 6956 Refs Write 1549 Watch clock repairing parents and came directly lo Fillmore member of the L D 8 church Mrs Jonena reg coat She was He Is survived bv his wife where she had lived ever since SO? Utah Sav A Truat Bldg W 7963 BLDG maiuL man 31 10 yrs exp Refe Trlb-Tei- e John children: Will In McBride A the go 1868 Johnson end following anywhere Box W-married toRneben She was a member of the L D S H Seattle Mamey Johnaou'antf Mre Marwith SALESMAN young exp wlshespos SHADES WINDOW Johnson Albert In Relief Parnell Trib-Tel- e W-active Wellington church 3 society garet being respon firm refs Box She is survived by a number Of wattis Eugelbert Suava and Lanfrey of 8ANDER8 WINDOW work Lowest SHADES Johnson ENERGETIC young man will do any kino oi Cleveland A sister Bigurdsbl nieces and nephews work for hoard and mom Hy 194 2 aud 13 greatprices free samples and quotations The last several years she hid been of Iceland 20 grandchildren allowances made on old rollers shades also survive cared for by Mr and Mrs F M Melville grandchildren Waa 7995 State 848 reversed 8a held be will services Tuesday Funeral as Sadie Aunt to POSITIONS WANTED MEN 15 and was known everyone The funeral will be held In the First at 1 p m at the Cleveland ward chapel Interward chapel Tuesday at 1 p m ACCOUNTANT with references desires In ment will be In the Fillmore cemetery LEGAL NOTICES pare time bookkeeping auditing also In installation of new sysexpertnece tems and preparing Income tax reporta aervleM for Fred OGDEN — frunral Trib-Tel- e 3 Box NOTICE TO CLAIMANta- - - Whereae H Meiuner 68 former Ogden policeman and described automobile waa EXPERIENCED janitor and wife will care following be conducted Wedneeday th will baker retired VINEYARD — Mr Carlotta Peck Hebert' at 2 p m In the Maeontc temple under Mixed In the State of Utah at the time for apt for email wage and furnished son Hansen 61 died Sunday night at her the of Unity lodge- No 18 F n end place herein designated to wit : Oldon apt Waa 10478 Chamber-laihome tn Vlnefard following an lllnes of A Mauaplcee Coupe Engine No F 456788 worehlpful Maeter Karl B Walter for L Utah 22 Eureka iber at short duration 1935 Rev The will be In charge A daughter of Alma M and Sarah Stork French of the Flrel Methodlet church wlU violation of the Internal Revenue laws of Now therefore Peck she was born May 2 1874 in Mt deliver the eermon the United State any LEAL NOTICE Pleasant She waa a metpbsr of the L D Frlewli mey call at the chepel of the person claiming an Interest in the above from car le hereby notified to appear and pre3 church Klrkendall-Darlln- g Tueeday mortuary TO THS STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Surviving are eight ehltdren Thoret C 4 pi m until 9 p tn and Wedneeday until sent hla claim before January 31 1936 Hebertson bishop of the Vineyard L D 8 11 a m and at the Maeonlc temple Wed- Ephraim White Investigator In Charge INTERMOUNTAIN TITLE GUARANTY ward Wallac S Hebertaon Leht Mrs needay from noon until 1:45 p m Burial Alcohol Tax Unit 8alt Lake City Utah COMPANY: Notice la hereby given of Stella Sorenson Vineyard Mra Edna Fox will be In Mountain View cemetery a apeclal meeting of all of th stockand Mra Ida Allred Murray Mrs Ada holder ot the company to be held at Orval Hebertaon Beveridge Consumers OF INCORPORATION NOTICE or th company office First National Bank four Hansen Alma Vineyard: Vineyard and CORPORATION brothers Thoret Peck Tooele Alma Peck Building Salt Lak City Utah at 1 JO A meeting of the member of th p m January 18 1936 to consider a OODEN— Marla Nleleen Nylander 80 Orem: John Peck Amerlcen Fork and Alvin Peck Magna three sisters Mrs Annie active worker in the L D B Ogden Eighth Alph be wilt Chi amendment to th Article ot Omega proposed Fraternity Hatch Vernal and Mra Alice Wilkinson- ward died Monday afternoon at the home held t 136S East 8outh Temple atreet Incorporation of th company by etrlk-ln- g and Mrs Oliva Wilkinson Orem 24 grsuid-’ of a daughter Mre C R Martin 415 Croea 1938 20 bron-chltl- n Lake first Salt the Utah City January paragraph ot Article in children and thraa atreet after an extended lllneeof Bhe wee the widow of Andrew Nat- at 8:00 o'clock p m for th purpose of and Inserting In lieu thereof the fob Funeral services will bs conducted WedB D In L 1906 1 m In Sweden deemed Ini the at died who be Vineyard p nesday ion Nylander taking such etepa as may lowing' ward chapel The body mey he viewed at Bom In Wermland Sweden July 7 185) advisable to Incorporate a non-prof- it “The object and purpose and pow the home on the lnfv rned Wedneadey he wai married lo Mr Nylander In 1875 Mu chapter of era of thl corporation shall be a foi of Beta corporation m death Interhie e In m until 12:30 p 1908 after from 10 aud tame to Ogden Revised the Chi low: Alpha Omega under ment will be In the Pleasant drove city Bhe had lived here lure that time Statutes of 1933 Title IS Chapter 8 of “To conduct a title Insurance bust emetery Surviving ere a ou and twoA daughter nee In all Its forme Mr C R Merlin end Arvld Nylander the 8tate of Utah of Ogden end Mre Abel Verheek of “To conduct an automobile lniuradca MARJORIE WHOTLZY PARMELE2 nine grandchildren aaa ' on Mont business In all Its forme- President MERVYN HOPS President LOUISE WAUK 8 PIKER will he mad Funeral announcement AP — William BLACKFOOT Idaho Attest: R G Kemp Secretary eeretary Hint 0 a resident of Blaekfoot for 10 from the Lindquist 4k Bona mortuary Hannah Nelson BURNHAM CO: IJaldor Johnson Fred Meissner Hansen Maria Nielsen Nylander William Flint 1 Wa 555 So Main 1030 STATEWIDE Frank Chopetal Carlotta P 16 SMALL lunch stand for sale good location THS TRIBUNE AND TELEGRAM strive Inquire 371 N 6th nearby town to protect their readers agalpat fraud West deception or Injustice Readers axe cautioned to make NO payments to get IF your deal ortti fm&iiciug wrua Reinhardt Co 5225 WHshlra Lot Angeles position advertised In the help wanted column Ada tn other columns which it'OK KENT— Ideal night club 40x60 It require Investment tat stock samples dance floor 1688 W No Temple See equipment or a cash bond should be or celt owner Wee 9697 George Crate thoroughly investigated before paying d ioH SALE — Bualneaa block end 25 out money Only bona fide offer of with pay belong hi th apartment house Inquire R If employment -Holt 722 So Help Wanted- - columns Kindly report any exception to thla rulo to the ASST with 100 And up for rtghu on aton classified advertising manager indie No 7 201 U E 4th South MIDDLE aged lady needing a home to act AUCTION SALES as asst matron In home for children State reference and wages req Write Trib-Tel- e 8 Box THALES If DERRICK AUCTIONEER High class auction service Was 9616 EXFER houaeworker and cook excel W a ADAMS AUCTIONEER wages no washing Write giving refa Trib-Tel- e Box 0 1484 to I486 80 STATE HY 4800 GIRL for and tend children housework LOST AND FOUND Board end room email wage Cell Bun 251 Bo 3rd East Rear biCOVn summer ermine length fur coat COMPETENT woman over 21 years for beLost from car panted Mam street 2nd work In email private femtly tween 4 th 8a Friday evening AnyGood wages Must remain nights one knowing of whereabouts phone Trib-Tel- e 3 Box Liberal Holladay 33 or Hy 7701 reward for return No questions asked TELEPHONE contact lady with pleasing voice good English Wes 5144 DOG—black stunted shepherd with red colAni to Curley lost In vicinity of STEADY income for ambitious and indus lar 13th-14t- h 13th-14th E So Reward trious persona Phone Mrs Ward Semloh hotel for tntervtfw — mornings 1252 Gilmer drive Hy 7823 BOX containing ledger stationery lost near ckoCOLATE dipper— Must be expert-H- y enced 480 E 9th 8a 206 E 21st So Rew No questions 7642 W 2344 Held Auto Ber 665 B State GIRL over 20 for saleswork wages and com lilEir LINED glove man’s left hand Call Mr Rendosh Wae 10086 Reward Hy 2026-- 1 R EXPERIENCED young girl for housework SPAN of black horses large lost at 1 Apply after 9 a m 220 Banka court 2nd Bo bet 8th-9t- h a m on 46th So and Highland drive East Reward Hold and notify oom 5 2 Ladies to demonstrate Phons duller Semloh hotel Was 165 Brush Cq for appointment PURSE — Man’s black leather lost at Ecker GIK7 between 25-3- 0 years to care for hill Sunday Was 5465 Reward Children Rear 227 W Na Temple PEN — Part of fountain pen lost pn 3rd Apply before 2 p m So Return to HUson’s No 7 E GIRL over 18 for general housework Call Broadway Reward Was 3270 107 Hyland GLASSES horn rimmed lost downtown Bat Jan 4 ?? S warren Was 564 Position Wanted WOMEN 18 after 5 p m Reward BOSTON terrier brtndle lost Phone CURTAIN8 25a ' 30a 350 ruga 250 to 6806 150 8 yre exp Call del R 5089-cameo black GENTLEMAN'S ring setn STUDENT wants desirable' place to work large silver mounting Rew W 3824 for room and board Wbj 10085 BILLFOLD lady’s email containing $15 lost Waa 2943-- J Reward SCHOOL of DRESSMAKING 21 WIRE-HAlkEfox terrier white with tan ears has a few black spots on body KEISTER mtana Independence for girls e year old lost Sat reward 1345 Day eve elaaaea W 0613 444 B 8 T 2047-- —Funeral services for Mary Jane Price Condle will be held Tuesday at 1 p m in the East Midvale ward chapel Bishop Albert Glover officiatFriends may call at the Gold ing room In the mortuary 36 East Seventh South street Monday until 4 p m and at the home on Fifty-eixt- h South street Monday evening and Tuesday Interment Murray prior to services cemetery under direction of the Deseret mortuary REI8KR — Public funeral services for Mrs Helen Forsythe Reiser will be held from the Masonic temple Wednesday at 1 p m in charge of Radiant chapter No 12 Order of Eastern 8tar Mr Gordon C Douglas of the Second Church of Christ Scientist will conduct the services at the cemetery Interment will follow In the Hy family plot In Mt Olivet cemetery WILL lady who called y TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES 23 black puppy please call again due SMOOT— Funeral services for Orson Paraddress? misunderstood ley Smoot will be conducted WednesFirst day at 2 p m In theW Provo WhitePERSONALS P ward chapel Bishop head officiating Friends may call at In Deseret to Provo the mortuary HOLLYWOOD Cleaner A Dyer Butt and prior services Interment Provo City cemeplain dresses 75c 3 ties cleaned free with 75c order 122 E 8 T W 3492 tery under direction of Deseret mor-uary NO BETTER CLEANING A ANY PRICE Suits 49o dresses wools G9o silk TERRY — Funeral services for Mary K 74o OWL CLEANERS Terry will be held Wednesday at 12:30 716 North 1st West Cswh-Carr- v p m in the drawing room of the JoWilliam Dk A C NYVALL Physician A Surgeon Taylor mortuary Bishop seph Gordon T Hyde of the Ensign ward Office 400 Clift bldg Was 9532 New residence Semloh hotel Was 165 Friends may call at the officiating mortuary Tuesday from 4 to 8 p m WHY net try VlAVi me way to neailb Buses and Wednesday prior to services 307 Templeton bldg Was 4424 In City cemetery Pillow headrest and reclining aeatft INTFeRMOUNTAIN SANATORIUM Hot water heated 3 fait daily ached-ule- a ZWICKY— Funerals services for John eA 1149 East 6th So- Hy 4676 in all direction! sat win Zwicky who passed away In Og$25 special sober op treatment will be held today den Saturday Isfactory results 48 hours ew York Angelea $8 00 $3425(Loa “WOMEN CHILDREN HOSPITAL (Tuesday) at 2 p m in the Lindquist 8 00 13 OOlDenver 4pokane Interfuneral chapel 6 30IDetroit rates for 20 work 54 50 Special maternity The ment Mount Olivet cemetery & 5th E Hy 7544 1152 $30 days noon casket will be open from 19' until time of services COND1E Gwyniie Parental Symposium ©(&S&(22il(2fo B 87 Ogden Conrad Heiner 21 Morgan Verna Bingham 20 Ogden Horace A' W Palmer filed suit In Third district court Monday against Salt Lake City to recover $5000 damages for Injuries allegedly received ai the result of the asserted dlversioA of water feeding a spring on his Salt Lake county property through the drilling of two wells by the city Palmer claims that the spring originally flowed at the rate of 1250 cubic inches of water per second and that the spring fed fish ponds on his property He alleges that wells drilled by the city in June 1934 one at Thirteenth Ept and Twenty-sevent- h South streets and the other at Nineteenth East and Twenty-sevent- h South streets water from hie spring He asks for an injunction to restrain the city from operating the was sleeted n ident of the Women’s Aril Stratton 24 Hurricane Lorkey Turnbaugh Of Dispute Over Water Civic League Elects Alta Wyo 23 $5000 Damages Sought From City as Result Mrs Rose Gunfl Wells 66 widow of wells John Wells died Monday morning at the home of her daughter Mrs Isabella Rogers 1018 Garfield avenue of ailments incident to age Italian-America- n Born In Thurso Scotland May 10 1849 a daughter of John and Alice Welch Gunn Mrs Wells cams to Salt Lake City 22 years ago She is survived by a son William G Wells of Rock Springs Wyo and two daughters Mrs Alice McCracken of ScotMiss Elsie Glni land and Mrs Rogers of Balt Lake City Le Roy Thomas H EiVOICE Mail Your Ad for Big Poultry Number Next Sunday JANUARY 14 1936 Obituaries Eighteen Neophytes Given Bar Admission at Court Ceremony Election Postponed TUESDAY MORNING AUTO LOANS Anywhere In Uteh et Lower Refet— Service Garff SALT LAKE 444 So Stato OGDEN Rasmussan-Hfye- Co t PROVO'' 410 22nd St Jolley Motor Co PRICE blew Carbon Agancy Co 145 No-Un- iv H A C Mam Off cs— Richfield AUTO LOANS QUICK AND CONFIDENTIAL NO COSIGNERS— LOW RATES PERSONAL CAR DEAL8 FINANCED BUDGET SYSTEM WAS 122 MOTOR AVE IF YOU NEED 100 OR Bee RUSSELL M MILLER fiulee Bide wa 6311 MORE CO 1768 2 NOTES AND SECURITY 0 7 ' MONEY VOrt ANY PURPOSE FOR THS NEW YEAR f Where Cost ts Lest Can Rac'd t 60 75 100 150 200 300 600 — 1 E25J 7775 10300 15450 20600 30900 61500 Uodthiy Payment— M e 8 TO 578 13 65 1046 §55 02 1808 1385 1133 28 95 2065 689 3581 53 54 8900 6820 6578 12 I 493 f29 91 4754 PEOPLE’S ECURrm Auto Furniture Kmlorwment $5 and iwancb THRIFT CO 1ST STATE WAR 107 to $50 FIVE MINUTE YOUR PERSONAL NOT! 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