Show I MdkaWlet0 3r1)e ftC tfribunr 5nIt VIin(Lty Alotling August 29 1111 19-1- Soldiers Offer Seth it Help In Mines' Labor Shortage Mill Chief Rates High t AsProductionExpert County Closes Deaths '43 Fair at Margaret T Murray Park This Is the ninth of a series of thumbnail sketches of men "behind the gun" in mining milling and smelting—Editor's note Deaths will Friday tillantla Mir E Ertintann Atifvutta et Griffith services for Mrs Funeral Margaret Thomas Griffiths 64 356 North Seventh We street who died he con- - at ducted Monday ni in the 12:15 1) 8 wa Sixteenth ‘ chattel 131 North Fifth West street by L DeVon Idechath bishop Friends may call ''''tssig at 255 Second East street Sunday from 4 to 8 1) M and Mon ':4 day prior to services will in be Burial Salt Lake City ceme- wry Mrs Griffiths was the wife of Richard te: IDeaths 11 PROV0—Amain1a Burns Williams 88 of Pron died SittirtiaN morning at ths home of her iiiinchier‘Mrs H E Farr of ' causes Incident to ' h e formerly ace of watt A resident Vaie Ore and had resided Iii Prooa lot two V ear S SPRINGVILLE —Mrs A ug st a Ea Til- widow Of lA IEiii Er1lman Erdrtiann S MAIM Med la'rolay the fawn residence isoutil anti first East trcele all 1aa she hundreds of solZs 4 Niagara ' swum ember 4 t: 4 near-bfrom diers t M11 Wiffilirrill WAS sn7 posts was hen she military By' Oldtimer Born In Ogden Juno her old paryears crowd milled the with 1Son nied entai Saturday tic 29 a clauchier Len These days the news is full of the spectacular scientific of Enoch and Eilzia where siie ' by Man the Salt Lake county lair closed re w I o womanhood beth Jane Ptercs achievements relating to production of machines and instruments after !'147 he received I and waa married in Erns education !:: ' chalking up record attend- f f her IS 7 5 It schools of °Eden and With her husband of war accompanied by due credit for the individuals responsible ance figures during the four-da- y was married to Frectand family alle came ::oa I erick G Williams to Spring v Ile in ' ' for making such things possible Seldom is there much refer- farm fete '24 JS75 ne laMs January Endow- the LDS were converts to the of on number ' the Actual data ' r: ment houes Sailt L D s church ence to the quiet workers whose early efforts laid the groundand C Griffiths She 'ii' Mr Lake had City made t 4 a trippreviously llama died Januar' west )1Lcoeuryittryesilretttitefitf work or improved existing methods which mean so much to visitors to the fair held in the Wing t as - 4 19 1916 in TucEtri 1 in Brigham t' middle of Utah's largest industrial City anti ' soc tat ion By the Shift Boss in Salt He was the Ariz then to America's latest miracles of pro- - 7777 ' returning Mrs Lake Griffiths City A ! rrandson of F ws--G their native state for county will be released soon fair The nonferrous mining industry has reason to lose hope for duction In this article it is the who s two Sears second counselor to Her husband oper- L VI iI officials said Edward the JosePra more a :relief in its man Prophet ated Stanley Watkyn career of metala groery efficient Mrs- - klrdniann quietly Smith power problems through the release of 4500 sothis city for a The fair was given over SaturMrs Williams qr and Mrs Funeral services for Stanley Edward number of years He died in 1901 liams were called be 1 D 8 church to heir street had I been 49 She West in 337 South lder "miners" from the army based upon experience to date with lurgist that Is reviewed of folks ads to hundreds Watkm Eighth actie young 1s day Kt enioniZe and also pioneered Johns Ariz church work who in died will Lake her Salt earlier life Thursday especially engineer Roy Hatch was born at Heber g hi Mexico Meta she served in the Primary presidency she was partievosriy active tit and F F A club he conducted who vied in the men sent to Fort Douglas for proposed employment in the Monday at 3 p nt at 36 14 the ikicietV Beller 1884 served for a as a Utah He Relief December and street having teaciler East eeventh South society City niany years :1 contests lumber of vears as president while :It Rt Rev Arthur W Moulton bishop of Surviving are fix e suns and daughters mines producing sufficient copper or zinc or molybdenum to qual- was graduated from the Tucson Ariz At Af of her (tea! 1 the time W Ertimarin Kent Wash: Mrs Elias Utah Episcopal church will officiate University A Climax of a day of youth activi- the she was a member of the Bonneville ward Erilmann Friends may call at place of funeral prior Harmer and Springof Utah in 1907 with the degree are sons two (Mushand I four ify the operators to obtain these men H B A Mrs Siurviving lleman and William to services Burial will be In Mt Olivet ville ties bicycle races baseball games cemetery ters L B Williams and R B W'illiaros Erdmann Midvale also 12 grandeluldred t : Ore F of Williams Vale of t Vernal of mines was of races and his kinds Joseph all foot and and first six Mr WaS chief engineer for the engineer Watkyn Judged by the almost 2000 solWilliams and Mrs H E Farr all of Funeral services will be conducted MonConstruction company at the club picnic ItimeJ Barnes the annual county Provo and Mrs James A Jesperson 2 p m in the First LDS ward at job "for pay" was on the vanner t diers sent to Fort Douglas at the of a his death day died of lie heart San Diero Cal: 43 grandchildren 67 For the fourth successive eve- ailment chapel floor in the Magna mill of the t time this is written an immediate and two Friends may call at the C D Claudin were jammed grandstands ning grandchildren funeral home Sunday and Monday until Utah Copper company in the same t Funeral arrancements are under the titChange must be effected in proce- 10 a m then at the family residence until for the nightly rodeo and races Alvin Wells Burdick rection of the funeral borne At of services time time the late be will that Burial F the J in year in which show A dure and selection of potential min- and will be announced Later dog special Alvin Wells Burdick 41 42 West Fifth Evergreen cemetery Sr was in charge of mill- Janney outsome of were the paraded South street died Saturday at 6:40 a m ers So far results have aston- in a Salt Lake hospital of carcinoma of ing operations for the Jackling standing canines in northern the Ellen Israelson Allen Joseph A Murdock stomach !shed mine operators and created enterprise Hatch's first rate of was held an Utah with Mr Burdiek a veteran of World war Saturday A Murdock Vt VINEYARD—Joseph HYRUM Cache County—Funeral pay was $250 per day He worked anxiety in the minds of citizens he served as tetttileal sergeant in eery died sinideniv cr a heart aitack at h'S Afghan hound owned by Mrs vtere r the army air forces was horn May ices for Mrs Ellett leraelson Allen 74 for the copper company during the afforded an insight to what has home Fum at E j p of Vineyard John Friday Cottonwood Bamberger 10 1903 in VVintlitor C( 00 a son of owner of the Alin Mercantile store in i -- been neral service will be Producers of aluminum copper fall winter and spring but varied and Lanev May Newton Burdick happening at Fort Douglas- -the title of "best dog" FredSurvivors Winning conducted at Tuesday his mother Mrs Laney Hyrum who died at her home Saturday t 1 P m la the Vine about which officers in charge are magnesium nickel and steel must this in the summer of 1908 by in the show as well as "best May Newton include B Boorom two sistera Mre at 2:30 a In after an LDS yard ward on of the electrification as outspoken as are the mine opHarriett Davis and Mrs Mary E Davis Win be colohmteri Wednesday ait 2 p m working Th hound" chanel ta charce of ) of Salt Lake City and a half brother in the f Hoinawav Walter 1 erators There is no censorship battle for markets after the war the Bomberger railroad from Salt " Other winners were: Best sport- all Hyrum Third I D el ward chapel an Pedro Cal of Boorom '' George bishop Friends may Allen Earl A by bishop Lake City to Ogden I Cr reluctance to discuss the sit-- I says Fitch Investors service call at the home in dog a pointer owned by Mrs ing Sirs Allen was tiorn in Hyrum April :: Vineyard Mond& se uation Both officers and mine large part of the increased facili- Operated Nevada Mill l869 a daughter of Teftel 'John and H E Kelly of Salt Lake City best Elmer Grant Stowell e7 A"t: evening a n d mad Marty Dorothea Markussen Israelson She that collie time of the services owned N managements R agree owned are Washingties the Wall to dog working married government Allen lit by Smith by 1 Joseph Elmer Grant Stowell 253 d the summer of 1909 he ton could not have intended mat:-1 the Logan L D S temple on May 23 1SSS Wilson of Salt Lake City best State street died Saturday 49at 2 :15 South r akt2 :ice p and these may have to be closad andDuring He (lied ill 1906 Sid Riser now in Seattle — e in a Lake Salt of I ters to have turned out as they hospital pulmonary Before she became ill Mrs Allen was nonsporting dog English bull tuberculosis 4 West First Smith down if there should be insuffi- brother of the late George Riser active as a teacher in the LDS Primary I have to date owned by Mrs Jon I Taylor of Mr Stowell was born in Salt Lake City associat street Heber CI t v of of McGill Hatch di'::: mills at 9 1894 son of Edson M and from 3:30 to 4 :30 cient for their demands Roy superintendent superintendent and February Salt Lake output best Survivors include one of her three daughCity toy dog Unfit of N He was Sarah a Stowell veteran Many Physically for Nevada Consolidated Copper concentrator Utah Chihuahua owned by Paul Boyce the first World war i I'i ters Rachel Alien of Hyrum: three Arthur new is the metals It relatively 1 four ild one 1I at the time of his Heber cemete M Survivors itiCiUde two sisters Miss Mincorporation to the operators aluminum and of company Copper (7! Astonishing brother Willard Israeliton Sandy of IrkRailingwhich death and also the brother of the eokida ton D He was nie Stowell of Ogden and Mrs ' magnesium hors I and the C lt In 1 or medical 11411 h t the is sold March 11 a Thirtettin team Chestre army It personnel judging it Friends may call at the family home le JA I M kttoweit street a constitute a severe competitive late O F (Fritz) Riser who is one Of the most important in composed of crop Heber Edson snd brother a vet of i tho fact that so many of the po1 it Walter and Boyd Jr of Ogden k Hyrum Sunday evening and ttttI time of M and Ann Ntesis 't founded the National Equipment serviees Wmillesday Burial will be ift the I I: He ecar Murdock i trntial miners cannot pass what threat to the older metals espeprogress Likewise Mackey and Calvin Simper won metallurgical under direction of the Ityrun cemetery r!ed Mertha of Salt Lake City after it is our opinion that much of the first In the F F A crop judging Joseph these same- medical corps officers cially copper That was true to company Thompson funeral home of Hyrum Fortie Mav 20 alham Riebins the mill superintendency credit can be given him for the competition the team of Dean Lcra21 L D cmsider to be physical examlna- - a moderate extent even before the leaving Joseph A Aturdock t“eInitt!1: Summit County—Joseph HENNEFER of China Mines operated the 10- - heretofore undreamed Burt-Pop- e cir- Van Billy Hull and Leo Isiki was He was a printer by trade worktnr tor Lillian of tons sufficiently severe to qualify war but with a very heavy William Richiga 65 a lifetime resident of the Watch Wave for 29 Years H was large increase ton mill of the Imlay Gold corn- - cuits! carried in the Utah Copper first rren for work in the mines not to IDAHO FALLS Idaho — Mrs Lillian citY recorder for 18 years Ho civic worker Hennefer and a rnention the stringent examina- in productive capacity and a low- pany near Winnemucca Nev In mills today—a big factor in their mission on TeMPle square la Saltfled died at his home Friday night following a Burt Pope 33 of Lima Mont died Lake 1909 Ci? r iii 19(4-0Friday of winter the had illness they charge tons lingering so to much handle 1 imposed upon the mining in ering of prices the postwar years greater The couple moved to Vinevard in 1919 For eight years Mr Richine served on night in an Idaho Falls hospital of heart bull gang shifts ability than was opposite have since resided Mr Murthey held the North Summit school bcard He also disease following a stroke She had been where possible custry by state compensation reg- undoubtedly will witness a more of thought tonnage bad dock many poaitions of truer as the to Idaho at the Copperton mill of the Utah Falls August 12 for an both iti chairman of was brought served for five years civic and church We once asked Mr Jack ling to Ho eaDaCitIta tilations Anxiety has been ore-- I intensified and board Summit welfare operatom county waa counseior to Bishop Victor Andereon markets for After three was She oz a 21 town board born struggle for the Hennefer at Copper company 1910 one member Chester reason for at May least for He aino served as stake five ated because so many men with years designate Idaho was tvvo and ta married years Ray Pope of bull gang activities Hatch's ability to maintain conand ward clerk He was aso From the price standpoint the months was He 6 1927 at defective vision one "fair" lung s born In Hennerer on February September They chpriater ardent Suntlav school and gsnealogical put in charge of mill tinued improvement in concentratIST1 a son of Lorenzo and Lizzie lived at Chester and St Rexburg rather Hatch until an' Anthony and other handicaps ever were per- - situation for copper islooks worker He co borne mead a Barber Richins He mairried Lydia May 1933 then moved to Montana now quoted operations on one of the shifts Aluminum : ore and since informed metalratted to enter the combat forces serious Bunot in the Salt Lake L D S temple in first at Dillon and then at Lima residing miszilona tv term and was well knowa as In 1910 it fell to Hatch's crew ing 15 cents per pound down from a musician at :: both to as Mrs a eiare H does mine It several and composer 1899 450 Hethvig Again agree operators three daughters tnsctor B4stries her husbalid quick Hilgendorft in addition to his widow cents in 1934 and 20 cents in to operate the last shift at the lurgists survive: Wilma Marene and Yvonne Pope Nine of 12 not seem to constitute a violation East Roberta avenue forfeited $30 areSurviving children Mrs 'I estimate that "only about one in 23 norm& sons six and five daughters! Lloyd Lima: seven brothers and sisters Mrs Hebert Mn Vida Fiilmor Vern Richins LaVon Moon Mrs Naoma Thompson and Montomerv the last prewar year It is Copperton mill where so much of confidence to quote his stateRichins of Carter rind tior7 I ten" of the furloughed soldiers 1938 Salt Lake Ctte Mral Martell Burt and Mrs Irene Johnin police court Saturday on charges Mrs Mahle Winters Wyo: t7hester Althea Woods )91110I VanMurdock treatbeen had learned about d the Wricetter as Lavtott steel as Murray A ment: son of Devil's Slide Itt8h: Clifton alid Fvans heavy Mrs Wash Lurlia Baum of Ogever worked in or about a mine only Nies Murdock Joao Mexasii Amrmerit of low grade copper ore Then M rm Richims of ignoring a traffic signal and of Lorenzo den Utah of Ogden: Lewis hxott Texas and 111 porkand Mrs I joy I Turner In this respect it is quite evident or copper t13ki I If he Wn ) la Wilmer "I le ( tehins of Bremerton terald 'tort ht the south Pacific war lsey possestes that D D Moffat now itatnid u1 Murdock irov 11 and an Magnesium metal is priced at it seems of without Mrs aI Foster auto Veritt iicth Flitton driving' Mr tier theater: tor that many of the soldiers thought 201:J and sirs operator's Norma Itichins r lienneterl a brother Harry Burt t)r Cheater Viloto ri parents it inn 2:1 rare faculty of noting little rXliti'hilttr11 Utah Copper conipnhiy cents pound compared president fhe tollovim: brothers ati sisters riss 1 license Clarence Itichitis of tise Creek Iwo NIISCPPt thiC tO Correction rirung- to be a rather sunpl thing with sr) perperpound kirrOCC$ WM be entaltieted Tues86' offered Roy a job in the Boston thing Nitirioci 1915 in of Provo Thomas T Mrs slaters Lizzie of Green day at 1:30 p r!) III the Chester to learn D11 loll they v()Iuntecrcd cents in 1925 and 30 cents in 1938 Con dncli tdaho Mn Jeanette MrO Stanford 1657 Browning River Wyo and Mrs lItittert w hich mill to "r improvement and as we all was J Mary Travey of c ha pet Wit h Arthur Blanchn rd Miflen Mra bishop Hielten Kathryn end Jarnell in to In mines vork the go) of avenue pleaded innocent to a Brigham City and tS grandchildren officiating Burial will be u the Pineview Mirdoek or Heber and Brigham Murthe weight grow into the present Arthur con- - know it is the composite is only Funeral services will be conducted Tuesat AshtoT1 directed by the Hancemetery dock or A:thton " I some cases it is perfectly obvi- - It Idaho in eventuate small that 2 centrator sen D h S in of ward Utah Copper The job the Hennefer L things at p in that mortuary of St Anthony Friends may charge of ignoring a traffic signal day ous that subordinate officers tin- - of aluminum and with Norman Richins bishop of- call at the Hansen mortuary until an hour steps forward in metallurgy at Thirteenth South and Main chapel copper It is therefore quite involved changing dies on the big Interment will be in the Henbefore the services then at the chapel ficiating Infant Ilawkins familar with the requirements of of else This trait streets Auon a volume basis stamps then used in that mill for as in everything Friends may rail at the nefer cemetery set was Trial eNident for that imining have seized the opportu- magnesium metal is cheaper than crushing ore It is said that he of unfailing attention- - to detail gust 30 family home Monday night and prior to craveside services for infant Palsic4rS Ann W:Steadman services Tuesday A r:ty to weed out men who their 3Iary dayold daughter of Charles hi attd Marfolwalked away with no corn- - probably represents a very subiron court cases in 'metal other Other just except any Ewing' Hawkins STl Sef garet st EVPIY11 Saturday not lowed in the order named RIVERTON—Funeral ree t services for Mrs who d led Frot y lit a Sa It ment Next he put in a month stantial element in his outstandaluiconsciences told them shouldSome included: Beal Ritchie by Ann Winder Nancy Lake Steadman Mary Riverton IS wfli be conducted MoueLT hospital achievecombat divisions and on ing who Newand capabilities the at rolls a lead died the m in Sad Lake Cat cemetery minum zinc Friday at 1130 p m at her at 10 Failure to report on a traffic jigs copper nickel 50 Peal Ritchie OGDEN—Mrs home causes of will be Nancy Friends natural call at 38 East Seventh conducted ments" army men question the procedures and tin may house copper mill at Newhouse of Robert W Beal of Navy at 1 p m in the Riverton Second South street ticket—George W Witten 520 wile I cf the draft boards responsible for terrace formerly 1 of Tuesday I S ward chapel way Washington is pre- Utah The "grub" was none too Leaves Mark in Chile Sp rv kat g besides the parents Is is aluminum clear W R that forfeited It $5 Sixth avenue Idaho Falls Idaho died Saturday at :30 Franklin E Seal bishop orht her David Hawk tna of Salt Like officiate inducting many of the men into eminently the metal of air power good so he "left" It is not re1328 Laird avenue forp in ill an Ogden hospital following a Friends may call at 36 East Seventh South City i the his years of service to Anderson army because their physical- and will maintain this position in corded whether Roy commented on street Duripg Salt Lake operation Mon goiter and The rh City Sunday born August 24 1243 H Ellerbeck 920 feited $20 Mrs Beal was born September 4 1892 da y and at the family residence in Rivercondltion is unequal to the de- the postwar In Salt Lake City of commer- the quality of the food but in all the Utah Copper organization South SixthHoyt of John expansion a Idaho LesIdaho ton a Falk at West and 10 from street Tuesday until time of daughter ta rands of army service and Harriet Coop Ritchie Decem- services Burial will be in the Draper cial aviation Aluminum produc- probability he just made a mental Hatch like so many others who lie R Machin 341 Marguerite James ber 4 1900 she was married to Mr Beat cemetery Gary Emil Lyman tion in the United States rose note of the matter ill Idaho Falls Mrs Steadman was born at Mill Creek Reaction Feared in that primary or- court forfeited $15 each were trained She was a member of Idaho Falls March 28 1865 a daughter of John R funeral services ityr OGDEN—private 74177000 pounds in 1934 Gets from D was a Butterfield O S where she L ward and Elizabeth Parker Winder Fourth She was an Gary Emil Lyman enn of Some mine managers are appre- to 286682000 pounds in 1938 and ganization has contributed to 157Speeding—Owen Dismantling Job worker Relief active L D S member of the Benson society church and Harry North Fourth West street and Dorothy Wilson L months ago she moved to Ogden hensive about the reaction of shift 615000000 pounds in 1941 and is Three new are two and of R sons 3SS5 other Federal J Steadman Surviving who died way Newhouse operations After the Thursdav technique incident the Druce Allen Averill 217 West where her husband is employed I bosses In Salt Lake City of of Draper and John E Steadman of River mine foremen and super- estimated at over 1000000000 old team of were poliom)elitts "Hatch & Riser" had within the organization He had a Fourth South street forfeited $10 Surviving are her husband of Ogden: ton three daughters Mrs Maurine Page conducted Friday at 6:30 p in In the intendents all pressed for greater A u ltorest sons John two Ernest five and and Mrs Aifeen Nielson both of Riverton memorial park where burtal in 1942 daughters: the of dismantling the Cop- great deal to do with improving each task pounds M Lloyd - Ronald and Dorothy Real and Mrs Beth 13111s of Salt Lake City two followed production when soldiers of little An indication of the uses of and Mrs Elizabeth Harris of Icraho Falls brothers Rex Winder of Salt Lake City mill and shipping the equip- the mechanical arrangement for traffic Marshall Beal of the U S navy who and Ed Winder of Vernal: five sisters Mrs and Ignoring signals—Mary or no experience are allotted to aluminum in the prewar period perton ment to the Boston Con mill Braden Mines in Chile and with the three Matilda Hamilton of Riverton Mrs Luella somewhere in the south Pacific 412 Beason building one brother and (We sis- Giles of West Jordan Mrs Ella Mackay them in the face of the promise of 1933-3- 8 is shown in the figures which by this time had been re- present methods employed by Utah JandLittlefield grandchildren: M Midvale Warner Barrie Mrs ters Ritchie Esther Mrs Liza Mideley and Mrs Susan WilSquire Hughes of consumption by the principal experienced miners Mrs Martha Rushton and Mrs Hanna liams all of Salt Lake City and 14 grand along with the Boston Con Copper and its affiliated properties $11 each: Don D DillingAll involved hope that more care groups: Transportation (land sea quired HalverIdaho Mrs Falls of Hattie children mine at Bingham (and Louis in the recovery of molybdenum— forfeited Tracy ham 937 Fourth East street Bur- son Mont ' and Mr& Babe of Havre will be exercised in choosing the air) 29 per cent machinery and Cates) Utah Copper company but one cannot get him to admit dette Tuttle by of Seattle Wash Rush d 949 Thirty-thirsent alanf7e of the soldiers to be Funeral details will be announced by Ernest Arthur Flentmt electrical appliances 15 per cent This work was done under the that he has done anything more Marriage Licenses South street James S Buckley Lindquist & Sons mortuary to Ssit Lake City as potential min- cooking utensils 14 per cent elec- direction of William (Bill) to do an than honest Lake County Salt MOROAN—Ernest 63 Arthur job Janney Fleming 835 Edison street: Emer Gallagher ers Excuse is made that at many trical conductor 10 per cent When the job was completed retirevl railway mail service employe died Stephen Bone Clark 24 Prewo: Baer T Marearetha at a He In G G home of his a of 520 Monson at married Wherritt 615 Saturday Imogene Murray Margaret Bath Milligan 22 Clay1011 points of origin there may not building construction 8 per cent Hatch spent a month rigging at of Kansas circulatory block —Ale had been ill in a New Alegieo LOGAN — Funeral services for Mrs local hospital for some time but was taken exist proper facilities for deterrnin food and beverage 6 per cent the Magna mill before Frank J 1912 and City onsonJanuary 12 Wilmington avenue and D F 4iX fs0 14 Lane A Garnett 22 Prewo: of North 259 T Baer home ha about weeks ago Roy Clay Johnson 515 Eleventh East street Margaret Mg the physical requirements for chemical 5 per cent In 1937 only Janney sent him to the mill of the Hatch borntheir Bensie 1111irrY 22 seattle Mr Fleming fta born October 11 1870 Second East st reef Logan who Med of a in Juneau at October B forfeited $10: he Tillman will In Molt cerebral Salt hake City a Gladys of Thomas end 6 per cent went into aircraft hemorrhage Friday night miners Consolidated Copper company 1916 is in the Ray E Fink Cheater 4 F:amere 2 in at the p in kVebb He Neh Jeremiah eonduotad al trnded Logan Tuesday Fleming 519 East Sixth South street was Fourth Li 1) S ward chapel by Jra N Itay- Salt Lake City public schools find later a Ihntruts Ruth geological departSo far the plan has proved most 3111111KM As for magnesium production at Hayden Ariz another Jack ling 20 ment of the Utah fined company e ward :Wenn business Copper at $5 was and ther married lie in Harbor time bishop Pearl before college 1 expense—and just costly imam enterprise for which Louis S at Bingham Readers who have umotey 19 Barna: A Mrs In Portland reshlent of Providence Ore in IOW and Knit' Mae liatitilton 19 American "wk cf 1ttle aid in solving the mine the annual rate of 42000000 Cates now president of e Ignoring stop signs—Joe E Baer fornwr 8 years they tiltitte hail lived reiwrit ly in Logan eLiere for their holt in some 1) xvorli t of to lithe in ett the rains active Will rtit Ile Ole Salt 2321 eit temple Itrnre S 11114non ugtett South Redwood a n power problem mkt: Murphy pounds compared with 6000000 a hd tor nearly 20 year Slis was Ira tu derzlimiem Bern t4witollowuiret tre-04 corporation was mine su- experienced shtbrt II StAt 14dse years in Juneau can appreciate road Dorothy A Freestone 569 tzerland I Still dauktiter retirement months ago at tI At the close of perintendent uly 16 pounds tn 1938 nn Harm Eliza bent to and ment wife his limit Elmer Jakob at lived Hatch's tribute the home Zeigerof age Floyd faintly Shipley 29 Ogden: East Third South street Harry She wait married to Karl Ttiuringer 1912 output was at the annual in Morgan By April 1911 three sections of Roy 31oritulte tarrnit 29 SAO Laka she kept him Larson 390 West Seventeenth Canton Thurg u Switzerland SS in rate of 260000000 pounds which the Ray mill were operating and when he said onlyconstant lie WaS a member of the First Preshy down- South street and M to United La States the moved the and elle a torian church 22 B:ackf:KA couple of and of member Hingham is expected to reach 6000004)00 Hatch was put in charge of the going during the Ogden DeRay G Bird residing in St Louis Mo for three years- the Utah Postal Clerks association arid Of 11:1h" Mary M Butler 21 Sa:t Lake pounds under a government pro- crushing department on one of the pour which added to the anguish forfeited $10 each Melvin Benson Then lived they returned to Merzlingen where Unity lodge No 18 F & A M in Ogden' until her husband died in 1921 a of seeing the grade of ore get 807 they :Surviving are his widow of Morgan Waiter Joseph Potkay 33 Trenton She joined the L D S church soon aftergram which is well under vay shifts and later as foreBrowning avenue and Zora ward Donova n Ernest and two tlaughters lower and lower as it was delivered Jeppson and came to Logan in 1926 Mrs V T Itenefer of Ne- Jersey of Ogden to the man on one of thegeneral 460 threat Another Fleming Twelfth street East important hour Dorothy Chase 30 Nepht She was married to Adolph Baer of Morgan and Mr V T Ajax of Denver eight to a great concentrator Nrhich it were fined $5 each MercillAmerican copper mining industry shifts Due to disappointing reProvidence in the Salt Lake Cliv i D 8 Colo a brother Alfred M Fleming of Fa rrell Mart in Rich 21— San' FACee: to t was his lived 192G in on June operate They temple duty is the development of the large coveries there was a Salt Lake City and ft e grandchildren florin Jean sheiton of i saet Lake Providence for 10 yearx then rnoed to Public Masonic funeral services he men go through life with Some mines in Africa The rnlning division of the U S 7 Large mill superintendents forparade 1941 a while various nicknames added 'Logan Mr Baer died May conducted Monday at 2 "Wien Jarab kinder 4I apringfte!d Me Phillip the foster Survivors include in Latin following way direction by under rnines brea-- of Zulu Masonic temple tooter auspices of Unity Lula itollue 45 Purdy Ito copper production but finally Gus and Jack of sone and daughters: J W Baer of :Lewis& A Id 8 No Or John Ed lodge affection or because of some and in Canada is also a factor Shimmin arrived Ensign of James A Marsh district ton Joseph R and A L Baer of ProviPelee and the combinaitadulovich legai apt Detroit Carver of First ward Presbyterian dence Mrs Erlese Hansen of Sheridan Others do hot and church and Richard H bishop of M:ch has resumed its di- to be reckoned with tion of Ensign Shimmin and Hatch characteristic Mrs Jame' Grubons of Ogden Mrs S Wyo lieale H Evatleatit h legal ago B S artL ilI be the speakers t does not seem to have been there Wood ru Mrs Nilson La ke Clarence mausore ton of development of the vaIn Gladys be will Entombment tii!rtitt mill in the got good shape any general "extra handle" atgoing anti Vern Baer of Salt Lake City Mrs mordirected leum In the spring of 1912 Ensign and tached to nsiferous shales at the Mercur Vern J Nielsen of Hyrum and Mrs Rohert tuary of Ogden by Burned seriously on the neck B4dilOns of Cheyenne Wyo anti one water Roy Hatch Perhaps Wedding Anniversary Giftss011P Friends may call at the home of Don Donne mine in Mercur Shimmin left Hayden and two street tiV ail E of his pe- and face Dean Huntington 14 living in Switzerland Flaming 34 Thin more Utah Copper men McRae this is because Since the announcement some MA DSEN'S—MURRA Y UTAH and and afternoon OgMen evening Sunday to rex OvenwAre—Rosevtl! a rti and at the Mao Pottcr7 svecks ago in The Salt Lake Triland Dodenbach joined Hatch in culiarly quiet dignity It is not son of Mr and Mrs Chauncey B LoilisMasa Monday until I M BRIDG4 GLASS' m noon 1:50 from until p he he had Huntington of 957 Pierpont aveknows it but ig1iier4emple likely that ltne of the development of a very operating the mill GET on a secret nickname at one time nue was in fair condition followspecial Prices weddIng invitat!no HELPER—TFuneral service e for Louis Azrcraft Press Beason Bldg large areas of vanadium bearing Samuel W Smith miner who died Succeeds Daveler NEW YORK Aug 28 a careful few There was ing a freak explosion Saturday in Massa in62 among to the in horizon MonWill be conducted 7 adjacent Friday Ogden pale affection in a shed at his home Copper corporation reports TOOFTItl-- - Funeral servivett for Samuel day at 2 p In In Helper civic auditorium In 1913 when Earl V Daveler respecta and guarded Madson limestones the Mercur net consolidated kV for the assistant us Lynn Broadbent L i called him in of few Smith 33 who died Wednetality bishop will ofwhat earnings The lad tripped over a two- ficiate 3Iarriate Licenses rhas Gold Dr)rne Mining company h t Will be in Helper cemetery Burial in tile superintendent p condmted Sunday at afte 30 $20of ended six June months of his dark Alaska because of M S Ward he when partly poutui seettret Friends ooele own itchell on call at i1g4 by Utah mortuary its keg to chapel continued development wards gunpowder Jack assistant DC ling County NVIM011 — the "Black Duke" walked into the shed The p y at bishop equal to $193 a share Corge account and much ore of high 9'20854 Cull 19 powder until home of Ms Kennecott complexion Ail Frnmde may call at the Born in Italy January 24 I ASI a son (mile before deduction for depletion and and a vice president of m e rt mir soul h dukes rated "them" In mot Mrs Phoenix Ninry flared Sarah Jam 'Massa Mr trhtion I 0Plvtx her Massa of pretty Louise and days up 'outs burning now Huntington been a vice developed of services Burial will be time until the grade has ua me Si iiS tes iTnited the yours excess profits tax postwar credit Copper corporation atgli and gaznaging the shed Franei Frank minium 35 1t10 Rb 21 of American Zinc Lead high For the he had been a in the Toote cit y cemetery r Smith died of t heart ailment whtle Including the $1103521 excess president Lieutenant J M Fisher of the resident ofpastHelper years transand was DIIk ZiIiitI IL Like View company Ho Delia was Smelting near a in born t mine Mrs Mary working Survivors include he Salt Lake City fire department and Mama profits tax postwar refund credit ferred to Juneau Alaska as mill two sons Louis Massa of Latuda at Tooele July 15 1910 Votes Iteela Dividend which is equal to 13 cents a share Department Store hid Mildred Mrs widow his rescue crew administered first and Frank Maa of Helper: three daugh- LottSurviving alls mot Births her two brothers on the outstanding capital stock superintendent at Alaska Gold Smith: his rs Louise Momanakis ters Jennie and WALLACE Idaho Aug 28 UP) aid to thee youngster before rush- Edith olume Increases one hrot her John A Smith of Tooele and Private li4MMassa of Helper the consolidated net income with- Hatch succeeded ofhim as assistant —The Hec la Mining company Smit 0 of Camp Hood Texas: t WO Salt Lake City anMassa of Fort Bridger Wyo and ert ing him to Salt Lake General hos- Pete mills at Ray half brothers Stephen Pratt of Poen tc110 t vco Roden-notia1t1 Joseph a mimic hild reit depletion to- superintendent WASHINGTON noUnces a quarterly dividend of pital 111114) Aug 28 (1')- -- out deductions for tind Jay Prat t of Salt Lake City Consolidated and served in iternb-Wilson this 342 Eaat aiouth 1mi t iiree sisters MMrs Mary Sharp Mr A ilaumt 8 son street The federal reserve board reported taled $22324375 or $206 a share capacity under D D Moffat until 25 cents per share on 1000000 M r Bowles of abl Pearl and Hanks ee and Naomt Lee Goodfellow of six For the first months Emily Monte and a half miater Mri Maida Jen Motu 325 Iteev Janterrace stock payable Faturday that department store daughter AuApril 1915 when he went to shares of common kiwi of Alberta Canada net 1942 was income consolidated Issues Commitment gust cent announce16 15 wete for services With CROSS—Funeral week this sales last per as mill Juneau September assistant superinand Martha Franklin Tiolser—Joseph as $22600675 or $203 tendent under Daveler Mrs Emily Goodfellow Lee 27 wife of ment Secretary Leo 3 Hoban reElleu El!sworth 150 East Lath thtritli of Woods Cross will be conducted higher thana during the correspond- reported A commitment was issued Sat- Cal Lee Harold Woods Edward a and before share depletion etre0 11 net m S in Weat Bountiful L at 2 p August daughter When Daveler was sent to Butte ported year ago profit of $276049 for urday for Sam Holt owner of three Monday ing week :71ea re Morrinfin reserve for and Marie Wttheit contingenward Milton Nelson offici chapel bishop In the preceding week such sales cies and in October 1917 by Jackling to the company in the secolld quarter stalls at the 2 or 531 Columbus st rept OGDEN— Harolit Edward Woods daughter A uguste 4 Grower's Market ating Burial will be in Bountiful ceme-or 30W4 $22927700 for taxes died 4 per cent greater than in iu tin Ogden Lincoln tveilIIe Atitone and be assistant manager at the Butte of 1943 Tlininpupn—Wil!Iam directed by the Union mortuary rit ot a heart lAtien he failed to pay a $10 fine tery 71111 WA ley hospital Sat urday at 28 Grove avenue daughter Bount Ifni a tack the --"lar period in 1912 while in frimi & Superior operation Roy Hatch 5 resulting !:10 ailment tint It Friends call may him G Sunday a hollt liUtth' fiuir 1)1141 ago fever years given by la retwe Irviti Judge Joseph it 11ler1 T11- and p M at the mortuary from nito Sunday the four weeks ended August 21 SEC Niivemner was succeeded him as The 1f 11itrhi yiiuth was found guilty at 2 p 0) and Monday until the hour of superintendent Leases Wst Nrth Holt or Frank Sale Jeppson Esther and Clain's 11 more streo lu!v tln!1! Approves cent 9 than o of milling at Alaska Gold There he 0 d Tungsten 21 of selling food which serv tors at the titillity home In they totaled per Ile was a member tit the Ititeher Ntooreu gust a n'TI Joatof liernuto August : Cross last ehurch in the corresponding period remained until June 1920 when he VIriit tituddard d5 itat Thlru Of Utility Shares LOVELOCK Nev Aug 28 UP) was unfit for human consumption Surviving are his parents and a brother r stret 0n July 27 was 'appointed to his present posi- —John 'year Leslie Wit(sis a!ol fur grandpa rents of Lovelock has Heizer Cliffrd and Dorrothy Helen Emma Creer Robertson a nd Mrs Edward Woo s Ogden and PHILADELPHIA Aug 28 UP) tion superintendent of the Arthur leased and optioned the National 225 East Twenty-Lrs- t M and Mrs Edward Filcher of West Coehrane street 2p3 comconcentrator of Utah daughter July —The securities and exchange ii4PA NISH FORK—Funeral Copper services for Ogden and Summit tungsten properties Schanrer— Iry 7 and Beagle ' Mrs Emma Robertson Creel SS who died Funeral services will be condueted Ore Shipments Ziff commission has approved the pro- centrator of Utah Copper com- in the Nightingale district 283 East South street axi Fifth near Sous funeral chapel Tuesday early Friday morning as a result of a Larkin and 30 fractured thigh bone will be conducted at 3 p m by Curtis LHD Marshall bishop Ju!vtirnek posed sale of 2500 outstanding pany That was 23 years ago here from Leopold Meyer of HollyNathan —Lyon Bingham and Salle Mar sard Burial Parks 661 Fifth East street Tuesday at 2 p tn at the Second ward of Ogden Sixteenth son July 23United States Sm&ting Refining and shares of Western States Utility Since then the hydrometallurgy 9f wood The mines are north of the D S chapel Friends may call at the will be la Ogden City cemetery B LaVirl and Vera 311es VIririt company 7748 tons: American company by its parent Peoples low grade porphyry copper ores Jr at the home of Mr cad Friends George Simpson home to and yniiy family Monday evening prior 1200 Fmennir and Refining company July 30 formerly productive Nightingale the services Tuesday Burial will he in and Mrs Plicher at 231i4 E a venue West Layton datiziver 1oval Funeral arrangements were pendins SatCcmmre1 Ntetas Reduction company 350 Light and Power company of Jer- has come a long way For examand near some current urday D"rby Rae Spanish Fork city cemetery under the Ogden NI tante y al terniam a id evening and Harmer Rains daughter and comproperty for George B Simpson Jr for the Prz5arn Meals 60: Viah Copper cars 1920 July 26 at in tho L to Arthur services N until for Gerald with heads time direction of the Valley mortuary J ple Tuesday sey mer City resident Lake and — Salt mon of 1135 titIN stud Luefre Granger City average Jmrnc pary dLCy who died Friday In a Still Diego Cal Schlessman of Denver Colo a running 116 copper the tails con- tungsten producers Telacher 14M Commonwea Margene 4 hospital avouak daughter August tained 255 per cent copper By nonaffiliate for $142500 Tintic Ruby Mae Drake Benjamin F Baird Services and burial will be conducted Forbe Jr eo1 111arn In Salt Lake City N Preece 544 NorthPyrin trans- 1938 with heads averaging 93 per Failures Decline Twelfth West street the commission said The Cr:r5date4 17 earload5: Tinttc ke Mae Ora Mrs GRPENRIVER— son- of George B Mr OGDEN—Funeral Ittihy services and for k Benjamin Simpson J!Ily 16: Man:rn:th 15: Nrrth Panlird 3 u le of Elhurt D Dna e d tett sat A rnh le Clareoee Rod Marian SolnVHS born Pearl Smith ' Wet-S Crdnrruin Cnr15011151ted April 6 Franklin Baird ST of 1062 2: action was deemed "necessary to cent copper the tails averaged 08 T—tha 1"at t he family–hurtle folio wing a huger-luwifi be He was a street who died Friday afternoon Lake City NEW YORK Aug 28 (P)-- - 1916 hi SaltSimpson 1 thou Bountlful danghter July 21 L'tHri 2 cent copper which barring I— r !n0rn : Godoa ettectuate per compliance Peoples' t lit a conducted at of school and the Granite ni p 1 Monday co 511:ca high c Nlyera—Genrga Ewo and Mary E1178 She was horn May 24 1S00 In Creswith the "death sentence" clause some miracle of the future ren- Business failures' last week num- graduate funeral chapel by Dr John Edward het it Horrocks member of the Miller L D S ward 824 First avedue trytt a of ceut Iowa Edward Carver of 151 of his the First Survivors Jul 60 54 include City in daughter the bered with parents pastor Presbyterian and A hue Folson She had liVed or a of the public utility holding corn ders the tails worthless compared will be in the Aultorest avenue brothers Burial church West five and Park City anti Rnwland Ogden—Amos 147 like in the In the opinion of this column preceding week and number of years in Greenriver Memorial park Earl E 'Eugene and Donald D Simpson Far Ogtieu daughter July 31 1170 tnn s: nany act of 1935 New Parii Mining Funeral services will he eindurted TuesJ Friends may call at the chapel Sunday Cannon —Thomas Quentin and Katherine 1300: Park Utah City and Privates Roy Park U:ah Oursoluiated rnpaV in Idaho Hatch's contribution to the science week of 1942 Dun & Bradstreet of at peke Western operates IP restwterittn U S da m afternoon lit 2 he at Dale S and church y and p and Rowmatt 2329 Lake street daughter AuSimpson Simpson evening Monday prior isroe!Ips gn: siNer King Coalition (conof fine grinding and its limitations announced to serves here Burial will be la Elgin cemetery army Wyom ing and Nevada gust a tent:atee) 234 i Many of Those Released Lack 1 MURRAY—As y -: " - Experience Physical Fitness Army Weeding Out Undesirables '? ' Y toss-- I 1 p 7 g- - wthaes - ObP 1 : s " kii1 :: - II 4' i 4-- H - - elar-enc-e n 4-- H Copper Faces Battle in Postwar Era 1 ii 'l great-grea- s: - Hatch-Qui- ' st e: 1 I eight-yea- r t 11111C315 -‘ "Ps 4 hTmtoinecetdcaomf 4 '''''' k- : 1 'ga:14 ?' rand-childr- j1 — k 4-- H ! 0 7 A ! 1 :t ! ' 5 Driver-- Gets 12-ho- ur - 1 $30 Fine : wa-- two-ye- one-thir- 81111 poh rig :1 to I i I 1 I ) 1 two-thir- one-fift- i fen-so- u 1 99111 4 NV 4 I ' a Y71141-1- Ft- Ls Statistics Nt' NI I !'help-Dodg- t V :!41 Ati-- Bureau Resumes Vanadium Job Dome At LZ 1 I SAT) - 1 low-co- st Powder Explosion Burns L Youth rnin-engnee- v I I 11 Oird-e- : Kirkendall-Darlin- Kennecott Copper Net Holds Up I 1 - well-know- n 1 Y A ICJ - 1 A1)01-1F- g 41 r el FL 1 I : e 11 H II LZ13St 1 1 NV A 1 I 4 '' Deaths it Gd-tro- Stenart----Gabrie- Andrns---Roge- r 85-to- ' e et I y Twenty-eight- ' - g ki An-e- Auto-res- lo Wirt-rutte- CO t - ti A j " d t t - |