| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY-1- 6 1936 11 v ’resident of Ahepa State’s Property Federal Officials Africa Students Farewell Luncheon Set Attorneys Installed by Order Honors Departing Tax Bill Lowest Asked to Retain Arrive to Inspect Timers’ Group for UJ01d Program Marthakis was installed P Methods president In Eleven Years Local Land Chief the Order Ahepa Mining conducted rites at night Wednesday Formal farewell were said the Hotel Utah replaced to a group of Salt Lake City Saturday Meet nesday John S of of Wed- : He in George member of the ladles’ auxiliary No Salient Features of Utah q was Installed N J Pay $17426851 Prominent Citizens Send 12 Union Pacific Old Timers’ club as vice president: Samuel Kounalis' who will leave soon for Omaha Petitions Lauding Work Practices Explained at secretary S Stavropoulos treas Government Cost home there Four Sectional Sessions Nebraska to make theirmembers urer John Braggaatis chaplain atof Woolley club Eighty-eigChamber Meet for Year 1935 warden Harry Gus Pappakotaa and Playlet Will tended W G Mr Fardelos captain of the guard Mrs Hayei presided over a A vacation field trip brought a George Peter Cairo John Kerikas luncheon tendered the departing Be Featured Ttat Utah’s total tax bill last year President Roosevelt and other of-- 1 club members at the Ambassador party of 38 engineering students and John Tsakas board of gover- exclusive- - of- - sales gasoline and flclals -- In Washington hav been hotetr—Guests of honor were: Mrs fromJohanneaburg South - Africa nors followed was was levies lower thanl asked by 47 Utah attorneys mining installation by The other Plum-hospecial f H Mrs Blood to Salt Lake City Wednesday to J Four sectional meeting programs Henry H members for dance and a In the last engineers and public officials to of banquet time it has been at any Mrs A G Sims president were completed for Saturday by inspect near-b- y metal mining propthe auxiliary Mrs M L Crabtree erties and mill and smelter opera- and their wives 11 years is shown in a report sub-- 1 permit the continued service of! the Utah State Bar Wednesday Officers installed at the meeting Mrs J L tions as part of a study of AmerThe sections included insurance secretary and treasurer of the Sons of Pericles junior or- mitted Wednesday to Irwin Arno- Deck Mrs L M ican mining methods H Mrs F Pujol law and comcriminal law proproperty F From practical mining execu- der of Ahepa were William Athas vitz chairman of the state tax fofla 61 rOtlWITlCnt Jon cedure and public law L M Cum- Iversen Mrs M J Stark MrsMrs vice M’’ Cosma Cairo presl Mrs A E Bullock tives the students who spent most president mings secretary of the bar an- JP Kreeck secre G Burt and Mrs J Fred Evans of Tuesday viewing points of in- dent Andrew Stavropoulos nounced F” of'tlfeir'itatiT first meeting of the terest in the city heard salient fea tary and John Sargetakis treas On January 25 Mr Woolley will ' The sectional meetings and the It was ths and °r InsJ attended his seventieth birthday by its newest tures of Utah mining practices ex urer auxiliary dramatization "The Making of the Louis Athas supreme governor county gov- plained at a luncheon and on January 31 he will complete in Constitution” will be presented as member Mrs Blood wife of the meeting as installing officer and Andy State Bar’s fifth ernor She was presented with a the chamber of commerce spon acted (art of the Utahwhich sored by the organization's commit G Floor past president was mas on an assessed valuation for the ment service will be held gold membership card at a recent annual meeting ter of ceremonies of Utah and Idaho old tee on ®ent ® Of fleers at the Hotel Utah Friday and Sat- meetingheld mining state as a whole of approximately in Salt Lake City Govtimers Allan 8 To president Tingey of Interior Harold L Leave urday Coast for $512000000 Secretary honored was Blood ernor similarly Will direct all formal discussions Ickes has been sent the original Tax Totals will spend Thursday and They Another feature of the meeting and photostatic In 1934 total taxes amounted to copy of the petition Friday acquiring practical view Will be the proposal of formation n valua- - copies have been sent to the presi-tioon the mining industry as assessed the and 217483285 points luncheon a at an unit of Rooinson Will auxiliary J dent Congressmen look over was they that year approximately adjacent mines and meeting Saturday noon and Abe Murdock and Senators Wil- smelters Saturday the party will 2517 000 000 Stuart P Dobbs Ogden chairman H King and Elbert D Thomas M1®? as leave for the Pacific coast The 1935 tax bill was divided ef the public law section announced The petition cites the efficiency 21-- 1 from fund a State that follows Coming general country of that Irwin Arnovitz’ chairman which Mr mined 76000000 pounds of gold in Mrs Elsie Bergei Brox 65 mother 138246 district and high schools a"d outstanding ability the state tax commission will talk - W°olteylaa8hown1934 to 23426towns and cities S N Professor 29329715 mu according Brox of Lake Salt Adolph on tax problems that Grover Giles City Mr Woolley has had 36 years ex- Continuation of federal relief is Hoffenberg senior lecturer Th min- slclan died in a local hospital Wed- 269 counties 21966868 roads 21 assistant attorney general will disin land office matters and perience uni' Transvaal at ing engineering cuss state problems and Wesley Imperative to the welfare of the nesday at 2:15 p to Intellect alert inter- ’tSS and the of m of uremia chaperon group Horsley mayor of Brigham City United States asserted Joseph K versity ' serious and application has of the students were the told of those silver Born in Berlin than preceding year Carson Jr mayor of Portland Ore Will discuss municipal problems thorough Qul‘ea knowledgof amount of lead zinc the and the exception operations and Germany June 1 Wednesday in Salt Lake City But copper Legislative Acts ore reduction methods carried on 1870 Mrs Brox idedfc own his as I Carl A of the had commayor Badger heading a in Utah at the chamber luncheon was a daughter of county expenses amounted to 21 tiramcnt of Mr mittee on criminal law will discuss to how that relief should be admin- which was Woolley at this Julius and Johan- 952 14L The county figures it was presided over by A B and financed istered 8 the effect of the model code of not Mackenzie interest do include of chairman the Close explained na mining to home his Bergei by United t0 the government and the public criminal procedure enacted by the Returning She came to Salt and sinking' fund on road bonds Interstate crime Air Lines from Washington D C committee and secretary of Utah J935 legislature included in Exceptional Service the these road American 1886 chapter being Lake City in Mining congress ' “We respectfully ask that Mr topics will be analyzed by Mr where he attended meetings of the Item Mining men gave instructional she of the where executive committee United had of chairman A Bowen E Badger Woolley be permitted to continue In M Wallace vice Fund Allocation l2 since resided the insurance section will arrange States Conference of Mayors Mon- talks afterof John Ion the chamber of comD per?lt An president L Salt Lake active Last Carson paid county and year on Mayor that discussions Tuesday the day subject ®nd be can In good health render merce who opened the meeting by more or S taxe church worker 27793986 between off here real as stotaling Probate practice planes stopped affecting Mrs Brox was than 40 per cent of the entire The office was located In the estate titles and actions to quiet He was a guest of Mayor E B Er- introducing Mayor E B Erwin turned the session over to Mr Macwell known title against unknown persons will win at luncheon when Mr building lA t m1‘ilwooliey first entered The Portland mayor alleged that kenzie Unable to remain for the among the early Ss be presented by the property law theservlce in follows? State YvS luncheon mis-JUwelcomed Erwin D L as S Mayor day Section with Franklin Rlter acting relief payments to negroes in the 1899 Since then he has held every Brox sionaries to Ber southern states are higher than pre- the students to Salt Lake City as chairman AAd h rva und fcr SiSTlSffiSP towns entertainin lin for her hospitality cities and Sketches Highlights He is also bishop of the During Saturday afternoon reso- vailing wages there because of inregistrars 22051276 county 2721810 roads lutions will be considered James W Wade Vice president ments prepared for them flexibility of federal relief rulings Nlbiey Park L D Surviving are her husband G 2571276 and bounty 2588 “The Making of the Constitution” He said increased state and munici- and general manager of the Tintic Will be dramatized Friday at 8:30 pal administration of relief is vital Standard Mining company A B Adolph Brox her son Adolph Brox Mrs Johanna to success of these programs point- Young assistant manager of the three daughters jp m at Kingsbury hall by a cast S Nicholson Lake City Mrs Elcomposed of members of the Salt ing out the impossibility of fixing International Smelting company sie Juenke Salt Los Angeles and Miss Playground Mishap Lake City and County Bar associ-- ’ uniform relief payments through- and Otto Herres assistant manBrox Salt Lake City and sev out the country I Fatal to Youngster gtion ager of the United States Fuel com- Vera As to how the funds to carry the pany were More than 35 characters wearing the speakers who en grandchildren servfor funeral Arrangements eighteenth eentury costumes will relief load should be raised Mayor sketched highlights of the mining ices have not yet been completed reenact the famous American per' Carson had one answer— the sales industry In the state son! Dale Arthur Green tax drafted who and Enhanced value of gold provided adopted sonages Mrs Jenunie Ellen Shea 73 Salt of Archie R and Louise Hess Green be it the the constitution "Unpopular though may impetus for widespread prospecting of Kaysvllle died in a Salt Lake Lake City club woman and civic Mass Planned tax in sales is fair in South Africa that developed vast lequiem In Four Scenes my opinion City hospital Wednesday at 3:15 worker died at her home Tuesday The play will be presented in four because after all the ability to pay new gold deposits as well as to stir at i?: 35 a m following a lingering m ‘Mack’ Maguire p Death Scenes Robert L Judd of the cir is the ability to buy and if a man up interest in recovering values For was the result of a ruptured I illness of causes incident to age Re-- 1 cuit court of appeals in' chairman of can afford to buy a 51500 automo- from ores Professor Hofspleen suffered when he fell and An active member of Naomi bile he should be made to pay a fenberg said the general committee in charge - bekah lodge No 1 Salt Lake City was kicked a playby accidentally Mrs Allan S Tingey chairman pretty stiff sales tax” he said South Africa generally best Requiem mass for John Tdack” mate at the Kaysville grade school I and E A Wedgewood camp No 2 of the women’s luncheon an' Adjustments to relieve the tax for known for its diamond mines Maguire national auxiliary United Spanish patient at the Holy Cross Monday morning Bounced it would be held on the the poor could be made he said abounds in other minerals he besides his parents arelWar Veterans Mrs Shea had been for the past 15 years sufSurviving hospital roof garden of the Hotel Utah at stated Coal is found In large quan fering with arthritis who died Tues- four brothers and sisters Helen prominent in the activities of these! 12:15 p m Saturday Mrs Burton Coast Li D S titles and many metal ores other day morning will be celebrated Wayne LaMar and Howard Green organizations for many years Parley toaatmis-tress W Musser will serve as than gold are mined Born in Salt Lake City December at 9 a m at the Cathedral all of Kaysville three grandparents Success - Friday pit workings of the Utah Thursday and Mrs Frank Evans will of the Madeleine by the Rev Charles Mr and Mrs Robert Green of Kays- - 16 1862 she was a daughter of Big Reported discuss "Our Husband's Wives" Copper company at Bingham will Freegard villa and Arthur Hess of Farming James and Elizabeth Davis Sadler Eleven hundred persons attended he viewed will Need of the Thereafter the comShe had resided here during her Mr Maguire who was at one time ton be summed up by Mrs David W the general meeting of ths joint pany’s mill at Magna will be in- a miner at Park City entered the Funeral services will be conduct- - entire life and had been a member i Moffat tha Burlington Baptist church From Magna the group hospital 15 years ago for treatment ed Saturday at 1 p m In the Kays-o- f Hollywood and Los Angeles L D spected ' Harold P Fabian will preside as S stake Sunday school convention will go to Garfield to see the Amer- for rheumatism which soon de- vllle L D S tabernacle under the Her husband Walter S Shea war veteran died sev-to- n toastmaster at the annual dinner last Sunday in Los Angeles said Dr ican Smelting and Refining com- veloped into arthritis Since that of Bishop Hubert C Bur- M Lynn Bennion member of the pany’s smelter operations and then time he had not left the hospital meeting of the bar Friends may call at th Union eral year8 a6°- general board of the Sunday school will journey to Great Salt lake to Friends may call at the Neil O- mortuary in Bountiful Friday eve- - ®LrviYi"g' ?r® a daughter Mrs from Inspect the Royal Crystal Salt ’Donnell mortuary F- who returned Wednesday Mohrland two sons I?®1 prior to the serv- jing and at the home Saturday un- speaking at the sessions Burial will be in the Mt til time of services Burial will be Edward H Shea Portland Ore and works returning to Salt Lake City ices Others from Salt Lake City at the for dinner YOUR DRUGGIST Ray A Shea Salt Lake City a sisin the Kaysville cemetery Calvary Cemetery convention were George D Pyper ter Mrs Mae Pilchrington Long the party will leave for Saturday To stop the Can now supply you Beach Cal and a general superintendent of the Sun- K'Aneeles pain and annoyance quickly ask for Alma C Sadler Salt Lake City day schpols and Earl J Glade and Underwriters’ Commission Chairman Group Mrs Marie Fox Pelt board memEight grandchildren and one great-- 1 bers Mr Pyper will attend the 11 m r t grandchild also survive Reelects All Officers St George stake convention next On Security Act Funeral services have been tenta- lalKS Sunday en route to Salt Lake City tively set for Saturday afternoon In the Neil O’Donnell mortuary chapel All officers were reelected to serve William M Knerr chairman of 372 East First South street during the coming year by the Salt the staU industrial commission Lake City Fire Underwriters assodiscussed the Utah Social The city commission Wednesday ciation at 'll meeting Wednesday Wednesday before the social program security cafe Brummel noon Beau the in for exercise purvoted to options chase of 18 acres of land to be addThey are: J George Midgley security committee of the Women’s ed to Jordan park president Walter W Watkins vice Legislative council meeting n the I The land adjacent to the park president Eugene D Amott secret- Salt Lake Tribune-Telegraaudi-- l I and N L Herrick torium on the north is owned by the First ary-treasurer National bank as agent for Edgar Jay A Rogers L W Keyser and The commission chairman said he Hills and Charles L Smith trus- E Hugh Miller directors doubted the adequacy of the federal! The association will hold Its and local laws although in principle! tees of the Deseret National Trust He was of the company Midwest Dairy Products monthly meetings on the third Wed- he favored them company and Joseph W and Ellse nesday of each month opinion that the constitution must be amended giving to congress the Silver absolute power to provide for the The land is to be purchased for Suit in Geared City 2728295 general welfare of the citizens A plea for the exercise of the op' Over Fatal Accidei tions which expired Wednesday Professor Gives Talk A jury in District Judge Allen was made in behalf of the Second CtvesdCOM FORT Da yd SEMI-ANNUA- L re-Wednes court G Thurman’s Precinct Improvement league by iday On Power of Steam Jf ytm prefer no drops or no Fred J Heath president and T A turned a directed verdict throat spray rail for the vice Schoenfeld president and cause of action in a 525150 damage The development of the steam NSW MENTH0UTUM LIQUID' chairman of the league's parks and suit against Salt Lake City as the engine and the value of harnessing In handy bottle with dropper1 result of a fatal accident the power of heat were told by playgrounds' department Commissioner George D Keyser The action was brought by Anton Professor E H Beckstrand head moved for acquisition of the land M Jensen Minnie S Jensen Irine of the mechanical engineering deThe motion carried over the pro- R Jensen and Charles S Jensen a partment of the University bf Utah test of Commissioner P H Goggln minor by Anton M Jensen his Wednesday night at a joint meeting in charge of city parks and public guardian They alleged Elvln A Jen- of the American Society of Meehan property who explained he wanted sen to whose estate they are heirs ical Engineers and the Utah Society V Phone Hy 8768' was killed in a cavein March 6 of Professional Engineer! in the the property to be appraised by taro Momy oa 100 1935 while opening M street at Wa- Newhouse hoteL qualified appraiser Per Ceat Coal — ‘2000 r to Every Tod’ satch boulevard his Pound address Professor' During ( Mixed Lump $678 Beckstrand paid special tribute to Stove a $675- James Watt inventor of the steam S L Woman to Speak Nut $625 !& local The one was engine Pea meeting EDI' $550 DELIVERED At Tooele Gub Meet of a series of meetings held in Weifht mad Quality Guarvarious parts of the country in not reach do anteed If you Miss Hazel M Peterson of the honor of the two hundredth annithe Beehive Coal Co I r e 7:30 between personnel department of the Salt versary of the birth of Watt 6:00 p m or li II Lake City schools is to be the prin coal you oeder from u delivered to you without our cipal speaker at a public relations Illustrated Lecture bill of tale or wlhout our meeting of the Business and Profes truck a 50 reward will Olsen C J supervisor of the sional Women’s club of Tooele to be i held Thursday evening jointly with Wasatch National forest will give t the Tooele Citizens’ council Miss an illustrated lecture at the regular Peterson will speak on “Concerted monthly meeting of the Museum soThis sale includes Jour entire six floors of ciety Thursday at 8 p m in the NewAction for Social Goals” 1$ M Maud N Leaver president of house hotel The meeting will be Mrs COUCH You save furniture rugs and drapes the state federation of Business and open to all members and their LOZENGES KJc Professional Women’s cltibs will friends also be a guest at the meeting many dollars on your home furnishings tiaim Cotro-Mane- ht - SttSVJLSr' fa!!' 1 ” yr’' cyg 31 MW j’ Local Musician’s Portland Mayor Mother Succumbs Raps Aid Plan - J "TV 2S K ac-wi- th I Again Today! Because of inclement weather yes- terday we are repeating the marvelous values offered £t 88c Here Are Some of 1 hem! I of“ “ “ ' rs Plo 1 TVd” L Clubwoman Dies at Residence low-gra- I -- auxiliary Span-directi- I half-broth- er City to Exercise Option on Land RIIKbAIIM (Dmwoodey s m I 80 th of VJJ aura on any SALE fIf:arreszs!coUcEs I COMMENCES MONDAY JANUARY 20th I V IIf) during this famous sale— Remember a Dinwoodey’s Sale is always genuine FORCED TO VACATE ESTABLISHED 1857 Dinwoodey’s "GOOD FURNITURE 37-4- 3 West 1st South Tel Was 394 Our Ball din to Bo Wreck'd entire stock to bo told— retard-let- s of lost or colt within the lint low days STARTS TODAY I a m RELIABLE FURNITURE CO 123 E Broadway Wat 42(9 New Officers Named By Veterans’ Council NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR PIANO! United Veterans’ council elected Ben Roe as chairman Wednesday night in the annual meeting held at the Newhouse hotel H P Finster secretary was reelected Amber G Knight was retiring chairman of the council A report of 1935 activities showed the council to have participated in a memorial program at the University of Utah' stadium decoration of 1576 graves and to have sponsored the Armistice day pajade JANUARY PIANO SALE 91 GREAT SAVE STORE-WID- E Ik- - to ‘A fully shrunk Opt heel incomplete size range reg 25c O RAYON UNDIES— Panties vests 4 mm bloomers regularly 59c each O SNUG UNDIES— Vests and 15 wool reg 29c each O RAYON PAJAMAS— terns one- - EASY TERMS GLEH BROS MUSIC CO A and two-piec- e Of) OwV and O MEN’S SOCKS—Double sole 1- OQn OwV - AA OO Ivl pan-tie- s Plain and fancy styles AAa pat- - OOU A On I O LAMP SHADES— Washable parch- - OOv mm IUI ment Colorful no deliveries O SILK HOSE— Perfect quality full fashioned Regularly 100 SILK UNDIES— Slips panties chemises g dancettes lace trimmed and tailored QOn OwV AA OOv Af WOMEN’S SLIPS— Woven rayon IUI fabric tea rose shades sizes 4 TOTS’ and GIRLS’ DRESSES— Sizes 1 to 6 and 7 to 14 gay prints hand- INFANTS’ DRESSES— Hand-mad- e embroidered fine batiste m 34-4- INFANTS’ SACQUES— hud and ribbon trims- QQn OOv rose- - Hand-mad- e - A On OOU AAu OOU A On OOU AI Ogn OOU A f OOm O M OOU INFANTS’ PETTICOATS-Ha- ndftf( mm IUI made scalloped fine batiste INFANTS’ BATH BLANKETS— IU 36x36 pink and blue shell edges LINEN HANKIES— White and 4 A fAV size lw IUI pastel some initialed 11-in- ch WOMEN’S SCARFS— Wool and imported boucle plaids and bright shades NECKWEAR— Regularly up to 198 Taffeta satin lace SMART SWEATERS— Bright colors elty knit stitches short sleeves nov- - 1095 BOUCLE FROCKS— lacey blouses Sizes' 14 to 20 styles Two-piec- e COTTON FROCKS— Bright new prints percales and broadcloths 14 to 52 SILK REMNANTS— 1 to lengths plain colors fancy weaves rd OQn OOU C® O AO 2 yds 88c AO OOU LINEN CRASH CLOTHS— 54 inches square block plaids and fancy borders- JAP CREPE COVERS— Em IUl floral and modernistic designs £ FABRICOID COVERS— 54 in sq 54-in- ch A An OOU AAn OOU OOU NEW DRESS SILKS and acetates Reg yd up to 129 All new weaves PLAID TAFFETAS— 39 inches wide celanese taffeta FANCY LINENS— Towels bridge and vanity sets Madeira and Mosaic Af A A An OOU A An OOU A An OOU mm IUl reg 89c Broken assortment BRAIDED RUGS— 24x40 inches colorful ( for hall kitchen bath PASTEL TURKISH TOWELS— 18x36 blue and orchid only FANCY GUEST point Mosaic TOWELS-P-etit A mm hand-embroider- CURTAINS— Values to 139 all different styles LINEN TEA TOWELS— 18x36 r In- - A An OOU A An OOU In- - A An IUl O IUl OOU P A An O IUI OOU all linen good drying quality TURKISH GUEST TOWEL- S16x32 white pastels fancy borders CHINTZ DRAPES— Regularly 198 inches by 2 6 yards 40 1-- BEACON BLANKETS— 72x76 inches T plaid robe blankets assorted colors FABRAY SHADES— n wide 6 A I ft long Complete with roller IvoryO IUl HOUSE SLIPPERS— Values to 139 crepe and leather D’Orsays broken sizes 36-i- jpb GREAT BARGAINS IN USED PIANOS collars full cut O MEN’S SHIRTS— Non-wi- lt 88c 4 83 JL A An OOU A An OOU f -- fr- |
