Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MQRNINGAUGUST 20 Film Actress Groups GROWHML District Manager Utility Fears Operation Discuss Steps to ' TO COT STATE Of Trade Rating Swell Payrolls May End Career Concern Retires NEW YORK Aug The J 1 -- EMDITORES George Rust Completes 48 of Years of Service With Dun and Bradstreet ft Work ‘of ‘Committee Nine Continued by Legislative Act After 48 years’ service with R G Dun & Co and its successor Dun A Bradstreet company George Rust retired as district manager at Salt Lake Monday Succeeding Mr Rust is Champ W Nesbitt former chief clerk of the Salt Lake office Otis L Lassiter formerly of the Portland Ore office will become chief clerk Joining R G Dun & Co in 188$ at Kansas City Mr Rust remained there until 1890 serving In various capacities until he became chief clerk He then was transof the office ferred to Topeka Kan where he was district manager until 1898 when he returned City as assistant manager In 1900 Mr Rust came to SalLLake where he since has been district manager for R G Dun & Co which was merged with Bradstreet company last March Mr Rust was born 65 years ago near Leesburg on the Potomac river VirHe is a charter member of the ginia Salt Lake chamber of commerce and also a member of the Mount Moriah lodge A F and A M the Alta club Fort Douglas Golf and Country club He has been affiliated with the Alta club gmee coming toSalt Lake in 1901 Other than plans for a short rest Mr Rust has no definite plans for the future he said Mr Nesbitt who joined the firm here in July 1908 has been chief clerk of the office since 1917 He is a native of Montana Other than toe appointment of Mr Lassiter as chief clerk Mr Nesbitt said there would be no additional changes In the staff of the Salt Lake office which has jurisdiction over Utah most of Idaho and half of each Wyoming and Nevada Mr Lassiter has been connected with toe firm 25 years 20 years of which has been In the Portland Qre office JP)— quesand creat- tion of increasing wages ing new jobs under the national recovery act was considered by leading interests in the electric gas and communications industries in eonfer-encl- s held today Definite action toward the restoration of former wage levels was taken by the Western Union Telegraph company- - On August 7 it was announced the company will pay to its employes $731000 representing a proportionate refund of wages deducted from the payroll prior to June 30 last On July 1 the 10 per chnt deduction from wages as agreed upon on August 1 1932 was restored Meetings for the discussion of the codes were held by officials of toe American Telephone & Telegraph Co directors of the American Gas association and trustees of the Edison Electric institute Approximately 700000 employes would be affectintered by codes adopted by the ests It was understood the electric gas and telephone branches of the utility industry favor individual codes rather than the blanket arrangement to meet the special conditions iri each field Progress In the creation of a code for Wall Street workers was Indicated by an announcement of the Association of Stock Exchange Firms that a special committee was at work formulating a new set of principles “to effectuate the purpose of the national industrial recovery act” STATISTICS OBITUARIES MARRIAGE LICENSES FRANK N WE8T8MITH 36 Lot Angeles ANN SAWYER 31 Log Angeles ROY J SKINNER 38 Cheyenne Wyo MARY O BERGMAN 38 Cheyenne Wyo ROBERT N CHESTNUT 41 Sait Lake ANNA BULLEN 33 Salt Lake HENRY W SANDERSON 70 8alt Lake MARY A PETERSON 88 Salt Lake DON C CAMPBELL 37 Salt Lake HELEN STEVENSON 10 Salt Lake BEN McPHIE 31 Salt Lake ELSA KNAPP 10 Salt Lake HOWARD M ANDERSEN 37 Salt Lake PHYLLIS TURNER 38 Salt Lake HARRY A THOMPSON 30 Salt Lake RUTH J RIDGE 35 Salt Lake DAVID REFS 34 Salt Lake ELLA MEYER 30 8alt Lake NEW YORK Aug (IP) — Sylvia motion picture Sidney dark-eyeactress fears she may have to undergo an operation which would disfigure her and end her career in the films Arriving here tonight after an airplane trip from Hollywood she said that was the explanation of her abrupt walkout from the Paramount studios where she was making a picture with 8TANLEY 2ROBEVEAR t LOGAN47 Ofdeh Maurice Chevalier ETTA MAE CLARKE 42 Ofden The actress underwent one oper- OEORGE EDWARD JOHANSEN 32 Ofden SHIRLEY NELSEN 10 Brigham ations Hollywood for a throat ailment RUBY City It will take several days she said to GEORGE 56 C JOHNSON Three Forks Mont determine whether that operation DELLA MAE BUTTER 36 Three Forks “will take” Mont “If it doesn't” she said speaking FARMINGTON with difficulty and unable to pronounce the gutteral consonants “I’ll ERNEST I EVANS 5S Salt Lake SARAH B ANDERSON 61 Salt Laka have to have another operation for the complete removal of a gland MANTI which will leave a scar on the outside CLIVE RUSSEL DESPAIN 33 Axtelt IS WILMA MORLEY Axtell of my face 32 Sprint ’CUT R OSBOURN "If that happens It will be impos- OARDELL 19 Falrvlew ALTA MABEL AMUNDSEN sible for me to go on in pictures And FRANK ODELL HUGGINS 2 Fountain Qreen I can’t go on with the picture I was IDA ELAIN NIEUipN 18 Moroni HARVEY E PAR8ON8 25 Aurora making until I find out" 1 d X 2 1933 OBITUARIES Wllliam Frederlck Thomson 46 resident of Salt Lake for many years died Tuesday it the home of ht sister Wiltiem innni iiiiinkuiiui Mrs r Summers in Draper from the results of a $ 72 recent stroke Mr Thomson was born in Salt Lake May 15 1887 a son of Orson 8 and Martha A Thomson and lived here until threesmonths ago when hef moved to Draper He In printing engaged most of his life Surviving are his Tathef and stepmother L Jane Thomson Mrs three sisters Lottie Boggeley William £MERICA?n Uve 401 Utah Thomson W JF Grace Guymon Boyer PROVO— Mri Grace Guymon Boyer wife of Dr D D Boyer died Tuesday at the family residence 246 North University avenue following a lingfrom ering illness (land trouble Born September 16 1889 at Mancoc Colo a daughter of Lafayette and Phoebe Ma-doshe Ouymon :ame to Provo in 1908 to attend Brigham Young university Later her parents moved to SpringviUe and on August 31 1911 she was 16 QETECTIVES pOOT OR ” Aaan A Bat t ft I tl hldg W 392 17 SPECIALISTS FBiV flidgrOoiopigti 81 Incl corn lT'F DELS 04 treaty both teeL toe nails foot adjust W eg 2128 17a JEDICAL to' " iet eo! tor men ORORIFPiTH apecialUt Waa 3314 Ceil TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES 18 1134 Bouth Main at Pacific- - mTTtcdBhortly after thejr marriage the Boyers moved to California hey resided until 1914 when they returned to Provo Mrs Boyer was very aotlve in L D 8 :hurch work and had served as president of the L D 8 Fourth ward Y L M I A four years 6he also had been a member of the Utah L D 8 stake Y L M I A board for several years and counselor of the Fourth Ward Rcll the Nelke society She was af member of active part Reading club and had taken an in women’s club activities Besides her husband and her father who resides in Sprlngville four daughters and Louise two sons survive Marguerite D Paul D Birdie and Leah Boyer Roy Mrs lucy sisters and Provo four brothers O Blumfteld Toadlena New Mexico Mrs Clara O Boyer 8prinqllle Chauncey Guymon Los Angeles Cal and L C Guymon Provo a and two Mrs Anna Wilden and James Guvmon Marvcos Colo and Enoc Guymon Toad-len- a where Mrs and 8ummers The committee authorized by the Mrs Milton Hendry brothers and three oritate legislature to investigate the C Norman Raymond and A P Thomson ganization and operation of state and Can now offer you: Funeral services will municipal governments with a view -F- AST SCHEDULES be conducted ThursBUSES -- COOL to increasing economy and efficiency day at 3 p m at thl PROTECTION —RAILROAD W Thomson F 36 Deseret mortuary was completed Tuesday when Gover—GUARANTEED TRANSPORTATION Niel street Hast with Seventh South Bishop nor Henry H Blood sent his appoint! Sandberg Jr of the Belvedere L D 8 ments on that body to the state senate Friends may call at the Inquire About Our New Low ard officiating WORLDS FAIR ROUND TRIP until time of services Burial mortuary While the committee appointments —RATES— wilt In take place the City cemetery s re not subject to confirmation The family requests flowers be omitted of its members ard legislators WAIN DEPOT three being appointed by the presi AT 77 WEST SO TEMPLE Gladys Editha Robinson dent of the senate and three by the (Temple Square Hotel Bid) ‘ Mrs Gladys Editha Robinson 33 wife of speaker of the house M Dean Robinson o 625 Browning avenue WAS 1366 MARY GENEAL JENSEN 23 Axtell The committee is to report to the died in a local hospital Tuesday at 8 30 24 Mt Pleaaaftt HARRY J SIMPSON CITY TICKET OFFICE m of kidney trouble EDITH LOUISE MADSEN 17 Mt Pleat-an- t 339 South Main (Kenyon Hotel) governor prior to the next legislature Born in Moroni April 7 11900 a daughon its findings ter of Mr and Mrs Arthur P Coombs 1369 WAS HENRY MAYLETT 57 Mantl: The governor’s appointees were Mrs Robinson had lived in this state HARRIET THOMAS 47 8pringville For the for the greater part of her life IRA DAVID 8WINEHART 24 Provo Paul H Ray attorney Salt oast several years she had lived in Salt 10 ILENE MARY KEELE THE UNION PACIFIC Mayfield A Anderson Lehi president of New Mexico Lake DUDLEY THOMAS RE£8E 26 Wales Funeral services will be conducted Thursthe Utah State Farm Bureau federaSurviving aro her husband her father MY RLE WALKER 18 Lyman STAGES INC one son Milton Dean Robinson a daugh- day at 2 p m in the Provo L D 8 Fourth tion and N L Wilson Salt Lake newster Miss Shirley Robinson a brother Mel- ward chapel with burial in the Evergreen PROVO vin Coombs paper manL and three sisters Alice and cemetery SpriRgville ALFRED J DAWNS 23 Provo SPECIAL ROUND TRIP FARE Mr Ray and Mr Wilson were memHELEN FLORENCE OATES 10 Provp Marjorie Coombs and Mrs Zelda Burton For 1 Regular Faree Immediate to all of Salt Lake action asserted 21 stop LOUIS LINDSAY Heber (Such as following fares) of of the committee bers previous 14 16 Preston Gertrude Sampson Evans (3 45 Franklin Ida overflowing of the East Jordan canal ELLEN CHRISTENSEN 15 Heber nine appointed to investigate organi6 70 3 33 Idaho Falla Pocatello was asked of the city Tuesday in a letRuth Barker Haslam r zation and operation of state govern BIRTH Gertrude Sampson BOUNTIFUL— Mrs ter from J R Allen president-o- f the Cleveland— Mf and Mrs died at D Evans of wife 68 James ment (luring the regular session of the Evans 16 of wife Mrs Ruth Barker Haslam MAIN BUS DEPOT East Jordan Irrigation company daughter died in a the family residence here Monday after ft Wayne Haslam of Taylorsville legislature and who were given three WAS 138 77 WEST SO TEMPLE local hospital Tuesday at 7 45 p m of two years’ Illness Doctor-Lawye- r Attempts to use the canal as a conwas Evans born weeks in which to report Mrs DEATH complications after an appendix operaduit for 95 second-fee- t of city water London In England tion 454 ATKINS— 3b Edward Oeorge Atkins Principles Adopted October 29 1884 a and 160 second-fee- t of irrigation com LEWIS BROS STAGlS Mrs Haslam was born in Taylorsville Ninth East street chronic endocarditis daughter of Richard December 24 1916 and had attended the That committee confined its work to pany water from Utah lake have led July 30 Elizabeth R and school IDAHO Granite - the state general fund budget laying FALLS ELY NEV high to an overflow which is damaging She Blake Sampson She is suryived by her husband her mothDIVORCE ASKED came to Utah ii 1875 Drastic reductions: round trip fares down general principles which were adjacent crops as well as wasting Kies Beesley from Roach Beesley cruel- er Mrs Annie Barker Thomas aan infant MALAD POCATELLO IDAHO FALLS and made her home In brother son Ronald Wayne Haslam water the letter declares adopted by the legislature though LEAVES DAILY ty Edward T Ryan attorney Salt Lake until June Ferris Barker and four sisters Mrs Vio4 P M some of the details of the plans as The city is accused by the company 16 1930 when she was let Cohan and Miss Mary Barker all of ELY RUTH McOILL LEAVES DAILY married to James D DIVORCES GRANTED worked out by the committee were of fa’iling to the canal to hold Taylorsville Mrs Helen Ford of Salt Lake 8 30 A M Evans and moved to Salt Lake County Medical society the combinedenlarge LtRee Spencer from Earl J Spencer and Mrs Erma Kettleberger of Los Annot followed of the two units water Fast Schedules— No Layover an She was Bountiful Allen G Thurman geles of the association cruelty Judge and bar the LOCALLY FRANCHISED THRU IDAHO city state Insisted that of the member the The committee as assertedly agreed upon in a conactive Funeral arrangements are pending Wanda Verdena Haddock from Benjamin L D 8 church hav- HOTEL CULLEN and county of Salt Lake have ar- tract 14 Haddock WAS dated January 28 1920 Allen G budget should be balanced and that Joseph Judge cruelty the served in 8alt ing ranged for a dinner to be preceded the power should be vested in the govMr Allen urged the city not to over- Thurman Eleventh Lake and Melba ‘STAGE C0AST-T0-C0Aby a golf tournament at the Salt tax the canal’s capacity and asked and wards 9eventh ernor or some official group to reNEW SUITS FILED the Bountiful First Lake Country club Friday August 4 that the flow be Mlsa Melba Turpin 16 daughter of Mr duce expenditure of state depart26 pass reclining sleeper chair coaches Wil- and Mrs Ernest ward auxiliaries kept to a maximum William Jenkins Eva F Jenkins1 and MelTurpin of Bennion died in will' start about of 230 to 235 second-feeThe GUARANTEED TRANSPORTATION ments and institutions provided the t as guardian ad litem for She Is survived by liam Jenkins a local 'hospital Tuesday After an opera2 dinner will Finest buses inspection invited be at m served and Vance Jenkins p minors against tion for appendicitis her husband and a sisThe commission referred the letter Jvin A andAlcorn general lund revenue proves insuffi- SPEC WORLD’8 FAIR EXCURSION to Jenkins D R 8 and Elizabeth Mrs ter m Bennion was In and Miss George born p Turpin - cierit to maintain during the biennium to the waterworks department City quiet title J J Whitaker attorney Roberts Salt Lake would have been a Junior at the Granite ROUND TRIP $34 Dr I N Ossman secretary of the Funeral services will the scale set by the legislature In the guardian of Mary Beth high school next fall engineers contended the canal had Henrietta England medical society and E C Jensensec-retar- been be conducted Thurs' appropriations bill She ia survived by her parents one broths England against Olfford Rampton to reas LOS several ANGELES ago enlarged years cover $2600 personal Injury damages R O er Vem Turpin and two sisters Delpbla of the bar association are in day at 2 p m in the The regular session passed a law au-in the agreement and denied Pearce attorney Bountiful L D 8 and Mary Turpin all of Bennion $9 00 24 S(T Denvtr Detroit charge of toe golf tournament and are required Frank B Stephens against Tseoma ConMrs Evans First ward chapel 17 00 San FrgQea10 00 to over’the was blame Kan City that for thorizing the appointment of a similar city InviIndividual matches recover to solidated Bountiful CO burial Y in N 17 with Mining City cemetery 001 company 34 Omaha arranging City committee of nine members and exflow conditions $1186 49 on credit account Case Eber to and out doctors Stephens Bray-to- n have tations gone inSEML0H 5c Lowe attorneys HOTEL plicitly extended its authority to lawyers to return their preferences Melissa Wolstenholme against Mariam Eber Case 83 of 1408 Kensington aveChristian R Nielson NATIONWIDE SERVICE vestigate organization and operation of and handicaps Woodward C 8 Woodward and R W Bur- nue died in a local hospital Tuesday at 187 80 STATE PHONE WAS 23(1 county municipal and school governcom- 7 35 p m of infirmities ton incident to age as receiver for the the of C Dr F Pinkerton president R Nielson MAYFIELD— Christian Mrs Somon recover ment was to note well as of state government foreclosure Mr Case born in Wlnsham $2500 pany died at her home here Monday night of medical society reported Dr Russell Backman A erset England October 19 1849 and came 73 mortgage and Quiet title CRANDIC-NEVI- N This law authorized payment of necesLINES' cerebral hemorrhage to Salt Lake when he was small boy He a She A new musical and dramatic ar- W Owens has challenged the entire Bsckman attorneys was born in Denmark July 7 1860 committee the but of sary expenses was an active member of the L D 8 service Dally transcontinental of ’’Antony and Cleopatra” legal fraternity regardless of their to was the she In her rangement brought infancy member o U the high council a church and ARTICLES INCORPORATION OF Wa made no specific appropriation coaches Reclining chair sleeper United 8tates crossing the plains in one of K Rlpka joint or several handicaps and will has been made D 8 ward do NOT operate sedans Guar Columbia Coffee company 1002 Boston of the Ninth L two companies the family settling During the special session sf an out- conductor of toe civic orchestra and try to be there Leslie M Case the sons in'are Surviving 1878 anteed in Inspection She was married transportation in to conduct coffee business moving of Los Angeles and Bcott W Case of 8alt to Mantl growth of the debate as to the taxation Fred G Barker of the University of Benjamin L Rich president of the Governor James Rolph Tuesday building vited Her Mayfield where she resided since capital stock divided into 1000 shares Lake two Corless Sarah Mrs daughters of utilities Senator H B Maw (D Utah for this died several ago W husband years $10 value Officers and directors year’s presentation for bar association said there will be no night granted a reprieve to Jack )ar Mrs Lucille Pratt of Salt Lake and She was an active worker in the L D 8 LOW FARE EVERYWHERE Juan M Sam- and bill to create toe Douglas Beatie president ¥ Salt Lake) Introduced 17 grandchildren orchestra annual produc- speeches at toe dinner although S Green son of Mr and Mrs J H per auxiliaries vice president: Wesley O Howell Depot 24 E 2nd So Wat 6266 a commission of five members to in tion civic 1250 Green East First South street Surviving are two sons Oscar and Hyrum Chios K Beatie and C Joseph Quinney will be called upon Peter Nielson two brothers Mayfield Henderson Evan vestigate utilities fully and provided toast to who to was his which to sentenced usual Mike Papadakis and Mr Barker have Mr respond hang at San Christensen Emery and Hyrum ChristenLOWEST RATES IN TOWN a $20000 appropriation for such work based Rlpkalove tale on the French went over big last year two sisters Mrs Zina Hansen ' DAILY SERVICE Quentin prison Friday said an Assotoeir REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Mike Papadakle 45 of 37 Fourth &st sen Mayfield Jensen This was rewritten by the committee LOS Caroline Mrs and ANGI 5 50i FRISCO I 800 Mayfield arwill Press Sacraciated A return from be the dispatch engagement street died in a local hospital Tuesday Alberta Canada and 13 grandchildren by Claude Ferval and Ruth A Hansen to Local Realty comDENVER 700KAN8AS CITY 1500 on appropriations of which Senator biography of mento CaL a 40 about of m at and Green later month 5 the 7 at 37 A lot block p pneumonia 2000iNEW YORK Joseph Regan and ranged t aerYices will be conducted Fridas JOOO CHICAGO pany Funeral Cleopatra" plat Antony “Tragedy June Maw is chairman to become an amendMr Papadakis was born' in Greece BONDED AND INSURED at 2 p m in the Mayfield b D 8 chapel were sentenced to death for the slay- Nlckolaa Ollbert to 8f bastin Oreln Mr Barker la re- Fort Douglas golf club 24 1888 but lived in Salt Lake and Bing- with Interment in Mayfield City cemetery block 93 plat D lot CITY TICKET OFFICE ment of the law creating the new com- by Shakespeare of Los ing Hugh 22 Crowley the married He was dramatic Angeles n not ham for arrangeyears Edward D Smith A Son to J under direction of the Deseret mortuary mittee of nine but specifically grant- sponsible WINDSOR HOTEL A brother and sister in Greece survive Christensen lot 93 Jackon ment and Mr Ripka toe musical setpolice officer in a robbery last year Funeral services will be conducted ThursThe reprieve to Green was granted Square ing the authority among other things tings The production is to be given 227 SO MAIN ST PH WAS 5926 2 p m in the Greek Orthodox at FlowB to day Lola Florenco F Bailey to investigate utilities fully The Velma Stubbs Smith until September 15 Regan was re- er lot 38 block 3 Hachett Addichurch 279 South Second West street Thursday and Friday evening in toe was continued fused clemency by Governor Rolph tion appropriation Water theater Nibley park PROVO— Funeral services for Mrs Vel- GREAT WESTERN STAGES ‘ to Mariaret O Walk' end will be hanged Friday for the Samuel Olaaer j ' Amended in Bouse ' Albert Riggs The scenery and costume are bema Smith Stuhlbs S3 wife of Albert O er tot 3 block 31 plat O TRANSCONTINENTAL 8ERVICE crime A of Los the Stubbs 6f Boulder City Nev and formerly report Angeles Jamea X Hawkln to Mariaret 8 NEW MAIN Depot—371 S Main W 4343 In this form the bill passed the State ing designed by Florence Ware Mrs and of Provo will be conducted Wednesday at or DEN— Albert Rlgga 66 h farmer street1 Los Angeles $5 50!Phoenlx Arlg Bar association on the investigation Hawkins lot 3 block 38 plat B Ill senate It was amended slightly in the Avon Price is directing the choral ward View B 3 D L 536 Pleasant m In of the chicken raiser p Sea World’s Fair at Chicago of the murder trial was submitted to Hendrlcka Thlesena to Zlons B B Sodied Tuesday at 10 30 a m In a local chapel Burial will be In the Provo City ROUND TRIP-1- 34 house the effect of the changes being numbera Student dances are under ciety lot 4 block 33 plat D Las ' a in died Mrs illness Stubbs a the brief Vegas no following cemetery Sogovernor hospital Tuesday disclosing Herman Thlesena to Zlone B B of Margaret Burton— that the possibility carried in the bill on Nev hospital Saturday night of pneumonia Mr Riggs was born In Wellsville evidence to support defense allegaCONFIDENTIAL ciety lot 10 block 1 West Orand son of Vial and EmmeMrs Stubbs Is survived by her husband that members of the committee might 10 October 24 i860 View Addition 1 eful WASHINGTON of tions misconduct Aug LOW RATES TO ALL POINTS seven the of HkIn line a merchant at Boulder Cltv three sons and upon resided had Ogdeiv part Riggs Alice O Gaddi to Local Realty combe reimbursed for their time as well 4-- II Clubs of County DON'T PHONE CALL PERSONALLY once more for an international jurors The defense asserted the jury pany daughter IS months of age Bhe was years coming here from Logan lot 33 block 9 Fremont 12 E 2ND SOUTH as their actual expenses wu taken out Surviving are the widow Mrs 8arah a native of Provo wheat agreement Secretary Wallace foreman designated Green as a Chi- Height ’ Bird Riggs who resides in Logan: two sons of tha bill UNITED Travel Bureau Bui depot Lower To Be Feted to Bank lot Luigi Fratto 24 City his Canyon Sagdy until August Benson postponed cago of gangster today Louis both Bert Riggs 3300 and 1 33 rates bonded buses also share expense block Draper Townlte The house had killed the bill Mondecision on the percentage of wheat Utah and one daughter Mrs Emmeline Louis Ilohl Pauline Perry to Violet M Cutler plan White House Hotel Was 5238 seven Moulton grandchilIdaho Kidman day but resurrected it Tuesday on re1 13 to of be aouth reduction Lake lection range Members of Salt township LEAVINO for San Francisco Saturday can county required five broth10 dren and a great grandchild consideration and passed it The sen dubs will be entertained at an Indian acreage 1 east LOGAN— Louis Hohl 80 died of cancer take two share expense Hy 318Q-farmer in return for government ers and alsters MfS Della Jonea and RobVictor Johnson to Anna M Plant at his home 444 Canyon road ate accepted the house amendments Monday DRIVING Yellowstone Minneapolis J Mrs Mary ert Idaho Teton " Riggs at 3 tha Wigwam Boy Scout benefit payments to be made them un3 south ramo 2 1834 section June townehlp He was in bora Germany References Box Amelia Trlb Tele and repassed the bilL Senator George cabin In Mill Creek canyon Mre Haylam 1 east Thorpe Wellsville He to this country In 1880 August der the voluntary domestic allotment Trenton and Mrs Martha Baugh Bur- and came M Plant to Victor M JohnJefferson (R Milford) wu absent on 8 Anna a prominent part In the bulldinc played an V Martlneau L Idaho plan ley son section 3 township 3 south County Agent CTEAMSHIP TICKETS 19 Ouray Col- o- having served In as1020mayor roll call and opposing votes were reg- nounced The body will be taken to Logan by the of 10 At the same time farm adminiatra ranee 1 east He He came to Logan on term Tuesday li) istered by Senators W D Candland The Lindquist tc Sons' mortuary and funeral married Martha Duke In1 1883 8he sur- O for tors moved ahead their with Includes will plans games announcement will be made later program DEBTOR RELIEF vives him with a grandson INFORMATION all tines tours and cruises fit Mt Pleasant) Wilford Day R activities community sing- seeking greater export outlets for Jesse Elmer Tietjen was granted Funeral services will be conducted ThursAmerican Express Co 24 W 3 S W 360 a permit to operate a truck service Chris33 8 Sorenson Balt Lake: UabUttlei Parowan) P J FennelL (D Eureka) campfire other and farm wheat Bello atorles Indian They led products 13660 assets 11876 May day at 2 p m In the Logan L InD 8 by Louise Christensen Emma W H Griffin Jr (Rjjogan) A E ing between Salt orLake and burial the Walter Robinson Provo liabilities Nephi by Eighth ward chapel with La Vatta of the federal appointed two men to help former P George by 19a AMUSEMENTS Holmgren (R Bear River City) and Indian bureau here aolos Earl Hill Senator Smith W Brookhart of Iowa der of the public utilities commis- 6S 35 assets S7350 OGDEN— Funerftl services for Mrs Emma Logan City cemetery under the direction Mortuary comLouise Christensen 68 wife of Paul Chris- of the L A Huggins D Ogden) Sixteen sion Tuesday The order limits his Wil- In seeking foreign markets CAMPS EfC: RESORTS stories of Director BANKRUPTCY bear the at pany died tensen who Granger Monday night s senators or of thft memberservice to the transportation of copies X O Howe Salt Lake: liabilities 3133073 family home rear 125 Second street of a ' liam Peterson of toe Utah AgriculGIRLS’ FRIENDLY'LODOE 1 of The Salt Lake Tribune and The assets 0240 00: exemptions 173 ship voted for the bill heart 'attack will be conducted Friday A cool retreat from the heat of tha and danCes club tural songs college ward D 2 Fifteenth L 8 at p m in the The senate members of the commit-- I Salt Lake Telegram for the Salt Lake meals Included Cabins city 17 50 wk and songs Chesterfield Burial will be in Ogden City fUNERALS 31 50 wk chapel per person Recreation protee appointed soon after adjournment members Tribune Publishing and company cemetery under direction of Lindquist & Call Was 6955 or gram parties etc Wranglers of the regular session are Senators C Sons’ mortuary O F Lodge at Brighton for reservations moving picture films and accessories Bawden of Granger Is Mrs Mrs Christensen was born in Luvlka CLARKE— Funeral services for Ray Clarke Clarence Neslen (D Salt Lake) Maw chairmanClara for the Lehi theater Cameo Royal aste of 25 Evans 1865 a of arrangements She is Early Sweden September will be held from the daughter and Paul H Hunt (R Keettey) None sisted theater American Fork Alhambra Neilson and Annie Juleburg Strand She 19b mortuary chapel Thursday at 10 a m PAMP EQUIPMENT by Beth Evans Florenco Woodcame to Ogden In 1888 as an L D 8 conIn charge of Bishop Burton of the Highof these were on the former "committheater Grove Pleasant Orpheum Wallace Rachel The casket will be vert and had since lived here She was bury and B A Fowler of Ogden recently theater Provo Rivoli theater Spring-vill- Weather coitdltlon August t 1933: FOR land Park ward SAl(E tee of nine” as it came to be known 1890 at Salt open Wednesday and Thursday prior to Barometric pressures are high married to Mr Christensen In umbrella tents camp appointed secretary of the Utah EdThe house members are Weston VerParamount theater Provo An- Summary: tha services Interment will follow In AWNINQS auto alland the northern itgtes from Montana Lake kinds canvas good sons equipment: seven ucation association and editor of toe geles theater Spanish Fork Venice over and husband are the non (D Cache) B S Young (D All Hotel Employes the family plot in tha Waaatch Lawn relaSurviving to tha Great Lakes while they are 225 Edison Bt te ADAMS SMITH H Martin Mrs lames cemetery Utah Educational Review held open Light and daughters: Salt Lake) and W I Van Wagoner tively low over the plateau region n Nephi and the Star theater showeri J and Leslie J HUBER— Services for Augusta Seifert2 have resulted In Wyoming and Oscar P t Clarence Covered by Agreement house to members of the association theater OakEmil F Christensen (R Wasatch) Mr Young replaces Paysoii Ogden FOR SALE Huber will be held Wednesday at 19o Colorado and there have been sprinkles of and Mrs Alvin Keddington (D Salt Lake) but Tuesday at the association offices in The issuance of the permit is made rain In Montana Idaho Utah and Arizona land Cal Mrs Lilly Vlshinsky p m In the Wandamere ward chapel pSH 14 The occasion conditional upon toe applicant the Vermont building Scattered showers also occurred In the Ruth Hamberg 6an Francisco and Bishop Louis D Young officiating tel the other two members served on the ’WASHINGTON Aug 1 filing middle states Temperatures continue un- grandchildren Friend may call at the French room MT TROUT we catch them for you U S former committee of nine In the mortuary 88 E 7th So Monday employes working for their food lodg- was Mr Fowler’s first day at his the insurance bonds and schedule usually high In the middle Atlantic states insp food 84 In 10c 1011 E 27th So and Tuesday and at the residence 3016 TROUT of tariffs and schedules required by Comparative data for Salt Lake City: The appointees of the governor In- ing and tips were held today by Thom- new duties Hawkins Matilda Sarah fishing tackle furnished natural 5th East Wednesday prior to services to Degrees: Temperaturee: up- law clude one member new to the commit- as S Hammon executive director of “Every effort will be made 5451 So State feed Saunders diunder 4n 93 Interment cemetery City Highest temperature today OGDEN— Mr Sarah Matilda Hawkins 60 tee of nine in the person of Mr Ander- - President Roosevelt's emergency re- hold toe high quality of contents and rection of Deseret mortuary 101 Highest In tnla month since 1874 wife of Henry T Hawklna 60 died Tues71 Edstandards-otoe M Utah f WILKINSON— Fumergl services for Roka Lowest last night son who takes the place of B H Hinck- employment campaign to be Included literary COTTAGES 19d 42 day at 10 53 a m at the family residence Lowest this month since 1(74 Wilkinson will be held Thursday at 12 QANYON street following an Illness in toe scope of toe blanket wage and ucational Review which have gained Thyee Pioneer Seals 02 202 Thirty-sixt- h ley now state director of relief noon from the Eleventh ward chapel Metn for today FOR RENT a year associ-ation- ” of wide the Utah for Tl 171 Tenth East Friends may call at reputation Normal hour agreements Mrs Hawkins was bom In Cahoon county Inches: the residence of Dr Oeorge W Middle-to- n CABIN ?oTrentln Emigration canyon beauMr Fowler said Precipitation: Pass Life Saving Tests Total Ha pointed out that tha agreements Oeorgla October 3 1873 a daughter of Datiful lawns shade cold sprint delightfrom 10 until 11 30 a m for tha 24 hours Thursday precipitation to came Hicks 8he aim vid also would He Trent said Elinor that his and T or codes when they are adopted are fully cool: oiled roads $4000 per month Interment In the City cemetery ending gt 4 p Weber county rbout 40 years ago and had T to be Hopper continue consistent date to Hyland 3192-tot month this for policy Intended to cover all employes and She waa a member Three "Pioneer Seals” passed the Total since resided here thla month for Accumulated deficiency association of on and tha the S L D church of the tha hotel workers would have to be carry f examination of to toe date Red J! American MALE HELP Surviving are the husband and five sona pLORISTS 20 12(7 and paid the minimum wage and conform work of D W Parratt his prede- Cross junior life saving Tuesday Total lines October 1 to date daughteri: Mrs Dora Ferguson Mrs Accumulated deficiency since Oeto- WANTED COLONIAL FLOWER HOU3E to the maximum hours before the blue cessor Mrs Ella Felt and Thomas ' WASHINGTON Aug' Iv Bertha Clark in the Pioneer The 1 morning plunge Phong day or nlgnt H 8191 870 g 9th 8 COOK— Fast short order (bok Call attar Ogden Eugene Carter Long Beach could be displayed by toe man- As delegate for tha association Mr tests were given by Charles Welch bar Bun rises (:2S and (eta 1:41 August 2 Carter wages for 230000 workers eagle Cal and 17 grandchildren UTAH NATIONAL FLORIST Was 93276 4 30 1077 Bo Main 1931 Fowler recently attended the Na- and Mrs Natalie Parsons to In As Sons n 105 So Main Larkin The mortuary and employment for 25000 more who agement ipraya $1 up Thyrl WANTED— 2 salesmen for electrical dept TAKEN TES- - charge of the funeral arrangements WEATHER OBSERVATIONS laid a deduction could tional Education association conven- Greer Harold Robinson end Beck-steaPart floor time See Mr Cushman 6th now are Idle are contemplated in toe However be M- - MOUNTAIN TIME Jay AT P 6 TERDAT tion in Chicago at which ha was VAULTS 3a TWOfir Keith O'Brien's wool textile code to which President be made for toe rooms and board and gURIAL elected a of satthe member national legout the worked L B arrangement higher type men who will work hard tip Charles Welch Jr hae been trainJeppson Roxey Roosevelt today gave his official apfor promotion islative committee Apply Mr Stratham isfactorily exand toe OOIBS?roffihhTnfrr’imterproS toe for ing t 801 A coaching of boys number BRIGHAM CITY— walker Bank Bldg 3 to 4 p m Brigham S397-proval cement bnrlal vaults S11 N t W Mr-- Fowler-wlte J his family will aminations City people went to Archer Idaho TuesUnder it woolen mill workers will SALESMEN— rainbows Real Quit chasing taka up residence in Salt Lake next Mr Welch ia day to attend funeral services for Mrs proposition awaits you 629 Dooly Bldg have their hours reduced to 40 hours Shoe Manufacturers preparing five more AND FOUND 2 OST Roxey Luclna Blackburn Jeppson 5S wife week N YOUNO to man to walls clean testa etc for tuition take the which will be boys a week with minimum wages fixed of Charles O Jeppson who died Friday Henager's Business College at her home atfer a heart attack given next week The boys are Leo et $14 in the north and $13 weekly Nearing Agreement cXRTOWsTcoh’C TadllTllvMwTfe'TTarge FebIn Nephi WANTED— Man with truck 3 tong or morel Mra Jeppson waa born Cheliua Jack Scott James Rhynear-sobooks misc papers some in the south The Code will become Philippine HouseA'sks Elcture album ruary 28 1875 end cam to Brigham City steady work Bee Qrlgsby Oaki hotel name Calvin lost Return to 1st West So Temple when a child with her parents the late Ray Thomas end William Chriseffective August WASHINGTON Aug 1 W-E- arly 3 Rew T E So 575 2nd Jones apt I H and Roxey Bigler BlackThoma Immediate tenson Bishop The hours and minimum wages fi- settlement e! differences between opIndependence burn Bhe waa married In tha Logan L D BUNCH of keys with U F switch key on EMPLOYMENT” TRAINING 22 am nally established did not meet entire- posing factions of shoe manufacturers 8 tempi December 18 1893 She wa an ring lost bus dlst W'6653-“ active member of the L D B church MALE MANILA p! I Aug 2 (Whites-day- ) THREE aUlt boxea lost from auto containly with toe approval of labor chief-taln- a appeared in sight tonight as recovery sons end Surviving ere her husband suits and clothing Return to H O 5?2cIaL who had requested a f triTfoNBaToer " profession administrators (UP)— Thq Philippine house of ' ing presentapredicted daughters: Olln Oereld Orrin Myron Ann Oramsted Hotel Utah for reward taught In a short tlma Approved by ad Archer Mrs week and a minimum wage of $18 Alvlra end Evelyn Jeppson tion of a single code of fair com- representatives today adopted a new states Moier Barber Coll 116 Rgcnt at large pink cameo lost In buslneag and Mrs Alice BROOCH Lula Cheney California for NEW YORK Aus 1 (API—Allegheny d lstrlct Hv 1760-Reward petition for toe Industry this week resolution petitioning congress RuMra listers five Idaho: Ellis Clark not Steel of company profit raporti Her"immediate Mra Two absolute codes have DO O female and Pomeranian reddish GENTS WANTED been submitted small complete Presentation of Opera pert P Olsen Brigham City: 23 for tha six month! ended Juno 34 brown with white chest Answers to man Erlckaen Mra Clarence Cheney and by disputing groups of shoo men but Independence” confronting with lose of 3337163 In tho name 8usle weight about 8 lbs lost Archer and Mrs Mrs Carl J Johnson waa H32 first of Juno half IENTS and resolution A men The both road profit a were quarter Instructions 1006 with E 1st Bo carried cyclone?Money rejected Reward If returned to special Scheduled Thursday to Harvey D Hansen Balt Laka asalnat loao of 1170733 a year every day Mr Robinson 222 So West or call Hy 5206 the manufacturers to compose toeir clausa saying the action was taken 1334433 axo Temple at Romney Rug black COMBINATION and silver clgaret decision dfilerencea "without losa a Mill and of American had a Ronlnr company anticipating present single proBeard Louisa The opera "H M S Pinafore will case and lighter lost In Oleus coffee of 1030425 In the first half Soar compared the island legislature on toe OA' "SMEN WANTED Re24 be presented over toe public address gram shop Monday eve Waa 8793-- J with losa of 1941439 in tho eorroapondlnt PROVIDENCE— Mrs Louisa H Beard 6S two is The which ward act” on a Th Tribune and Telegram advtee that 1932 groups being agree The company report net period of home here facilities at Liberty and Pioneer parks her at died wife Beard of Henry — 1307 10S for the Juno quarter to a differ of Income two week replying studied committees DOO brown on of head tha male applicants Fog terrier but pot minimum odvertlsementg illness by a wages after short Monday night In where cash bond or deposit la Thursday at S p m during the regu745 on back Ana to Sammle lost against losa of 1389312 a wear aeo Enatand February 3 183 ara particularly In diaagreement houses She wet born should investigate these ottersrequired thorlar music appreciation hour Chet and Tha Freeport Texaa eompanr for the Reward Browning ave Hy 5337-daughter of William and Sarah Booth on toe The of extent before making a cash deposit act oughly Indifferenthe six 10 net promonth! ended June wage reported of this Hirsch director of toe program will Hemlnewey 81ft wu a resident or giving collateral come of 11019001 to 41 31 tial should ten beoqulvelrnt that be after since 1887 Providence of maintained posing independence and alnoa years country the read 13 SALESMETTwarnedTrat appeerlng lnaurl libretto and the music will tween share on the common compered with 1888 pERSONALS large and small communities has met so much opposition among ance or lubscriptlon experience helpful or 1145 a ahare for the correapond-In- c be played in record form Bhe li survived by her husband two See Mr Peck Heron hotel room 50 Filipino leaders that observers did TheperiodOleaf year Moosman Salt Mrs Ann The opera is being given at toe reEXPE Strah agent message daughters 6 to 8 evenings alx for Loth J Penney company not expect it to pass either house 33 B 1ST SO Wat 6132-Lake end Mrs Florence H Anderson quest of numerous persons- At- Girl Scouts to ended June SO had nat earning! two brothers and VERT beat masses-- hot four gan grandchildren al rub Atae hth applicable te the common itoek of 13 Powell tempts have been made by the city Mrs and POSITIONS WANTED four slaters Mr Hannah 25 Hours 0 to 6 Bldg room 133730 equivalent to 1127 a share Thla Andrew McKinney North Logan Mra Hel- PLATES Demonstration at Zoo Protests Filed Against recreation department to give a preIS to 65: fillings II to 13 MALE compare with net earning for the same Beach Ella Mra Cal en Hoakln Long 511 8cott bid sentation of the opera but satisfacHudson Dr Dr Thomas period of 1932 ol 12003413 or to II qanta Salt Healy Oeorge and Tom Hemingway WHOIE8AlEETAHr7Tedir'cofiron’ common share Two Poultry Companies a The tory arrangements ware not mads unRELAXATION massage 13614 W So Tern-ol- e Auto Firm Announces Lake road collections 23 years exp W 22S2 Under direction of Miss Cornelia J Weatern Union Telegraph company Was 9988 Mlsa Walker Hrs U to t ‘ til Monday OOMFETENT men and wife desire mahage-meBenton director of day camp Girl net Income of IIC reported Eva MASSAGE— Elec treatments of apt house 3 yrs ex Hv 5458-McNalley to approximately 1233 a ahare for Increase Men Scouts of Salt Lake will give a Protests against alleged slaughter- equal Hourly Pay Decrease of exper nurse 403 So 2nd E Waa 829B-the gig month' period ended June 30 i PARKS BAN BEER KEGS at Hogla Gardens roologlcal ing 'of chickens by the Utah Whole- compered with a net In the (ante period EASTERN masseuse bath and massage 10 CEMALE HELP ELGIN HI j Aug 1 (JP) — Public park Wednesday from 8 to 8 p m a m to 9 p m Apt 313 25 No 1st W Noted on Giarity Lists sale Egg & Poultry company 43 Rich- laat year of (340337 While gross revenue of the company WANTED 15 10 parks and beer kegs don’t mix toe The demonstration will be con- ards street and John Holley 8s Co AUBURN EASTERN meseeuse bath and massage Ind Au£xl dividend totaled and 6 Interest hi to 9 p m Apt 313 33 No 1st W In ducted in the natural Elgin city council has decided jpotteF7'and 944 272 53 in the same per cent wage increase tot hourly CHICAGO Augl (IP)— Thirty thou SCIENTIFIC massage body building reduc-ln- g W?ft5raDffFi7sUTassTgi"' amphitheater 53 Richards street were tiled with 133219halfagatpat total llniaher Cleaner! te Drenf 571 the future there’ll be no tapping of north of stale expense were cut Island The pro- the city commission Tuesday by Har- sharply 'rear E 1st South cab bath 169‘4 So Main Off 203 H sand heads of families in Cook county wa announced today by’-'IS 4147S7 to These amounted beer kegs In the parks Mayor My- gram also Monkey will include selections by old G Cutler 38 South Main street compared with 341243433 in the first tx 1 maid who can cook m u ‘ t RESTFUL massage hot bath al rub 34 B EXPERIENCED ron N Lehman said the council held toe police band a Beal president of toe Auburn Auto- who were on charity lists April have references between Main apt 430 10 to 7 p m MI’S Smith 5 months of last year "Jocko’s Trav- of Cutler Brothera’ atore years in the have become Write Box Trlb Tel In that "keg parties" even quiet ones els” and yodeling play betterment the The business mobile company This was in addition last four months numbera was asked to enforce more came during the geeond company’s reducing the number ANY former students quarter aa during In are beneath the dignity of the park’s Messerli and Martin Histandby Jacob The city good their work TO REDUCE 13c end out of employment should register sanitary conditions at the two plants the flrit three month ended March 31 to the 5 per centlncrease of last May of grocery orders from 148000 §WIM system Drinking of bottled beer There is no charge for admission to Commissioner ordered an investiga- last It showed a deficit 3tv net Income of whether the raise offset ell previous to charity with the school' gt enca Hava 1 had Moss director of 1(1000 Joseph some (351000 There wee also a tiaeabl PRIVATE lesson Will be permitted course 18 reiuitituar positions wc could not 1UL Manager the too on Wednesdays tion by toe oard of health cute wu not announced public-welfar- e 2913 said today deficit ia tha lattet ball Business Colleaa Pro L Thornton Was Spring W 1732 two-third- ‘ r lake--Josep- u ? i T Golf Game and Dinner Planned Turpin ST y Civic Orchestra To Stage Drama - City Asked to Prevent Canal From Overflow $550 Former Utalin' Wins Reprieve Ashton-Jenki- $10-0- secret- ary-treasurer 1 Ru-lo- Wallace Delays Decision on Cuts $20-00- For Wheat Crop Twenty-sevent- m-Hop- in 4-- Permit Granted For Truck Line - ‘pow-wow- Chi-cs- so 4 -- 110-- Woodland-Rlchkr- two-third- Association Aide Holds Open House Weather Report e ' jChris-tense- (AV-Ho- - Wool Textile Code Approved 1 h n It ‘ Earnings 30-ho- 393-4- - II " Pranco-Amerlra- n Present mon-th- 236-22- 7 demon-itratio- jn n 30000 nt n R 1 I4L-73- r'h' - |