Show 4 K- THE 'SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 141 Miners Ask Right to Refine CORD ACQUIRED U S TAXICAB UNIT Checker Company Added to Transportation Empire of Auto Man 14 CD— The Cord CHICAGO Aug corporation headed by dynamic E L Cord today announced addition of tha Checker CaD Manufacturing corporation to its growing transportation empire i Acquisition of the Checker concern largest exclusive taxicab manufactures firm in the world was announced by L B Manning executive vice pres ident of the Cora corporation Reconstruction of the board of di rectors of the Checker company also was announced Cord has been elect ed chairman of the board and with Manning W H Boal and Morris Mar-kiwill constitute the executive com mittee Markin has been retained as sresldent This is the second major company cauired by the Cord corporation within the past two weeks August 3 the company took 'over control of the New York Shipbuilding company one of the dominant companies in the shipbuilding industry Late in 1932 Cord corporation also obtained management of the Aviation corpora ion with its operating company American Airways Other companies under its man tgement are: Auburn Automobile company Auburn Ind: Dusenberg Inc Indianapolis Stimson Aircraft corporation Wayne Mich Columbia Axla company Cleveland Lycoming Williams- company Manufacturing port Pa and L O S Devices eorooration Indianapolis Cord who is 38 years old started his business career as a dish washer the in a restaurant In 1918 he obtained a position as n automobile salesman and within lx months was taken into partnership From there his rise to control of the Cord corporation with its ad ministration of mora than a billion dollars in assets has been meteoric First Stop Order Asked Under New Securities Law! NRAAID ASKED Gold in Canada TO START MINE REMAINS FIRM OTTAWA Ont Aug 14 ifr--k number of gold mine owners in the United States it w$s learned today have asked permission of the dominion government to ship their ore and concentrates Into Canada for smelting and refining! Similar permission has been asked by representatives of gold mines in Alaska The requests have been referred to the department of 'inance but final decisions will be iade by the cabinet council Under the proposal the American mine interests would be enabled to receive world market prices for their gold in lieu of the fixed American mint price of $2067 an ounce The average recent price in Canada has been approximately $2950 MINING PLANT WILL REOPEN Bauer Mill Recalls Work- men to Jobs on Thursday (Special t Tba Tribune) BAUER Utah— Reemployment for 165 former employes will be provided Thursday in Bauer and Ploche Nev when the Combined Metals Reduction company's selective flotation plant here will resume-- operation on a 4U per cent of capacity basis Continuous operation on the 40 per cent basis with expansion as conditions Justify was announced by E H Snyder general manager who declared that the program was made possible by pres ent metal prices and the belief of the company officials mat prices will hold or improve in the future Reopening of the flotation slant has also required the resumption of activity at the Combined Metals Re duction company mine No 1 at Ploche nev wnere w men win oe reem ployed and the Honerine mine near Bauer Eighty men will return to work in the operations at Bauer shifts will be used Three eight-hou- r at the flotation plant while mining and development work win De handled by two eight-houshifts Mr Snyder announced that opera tlons will be conducted Under the president's N R A emergency reem ployment agreement as modified byl the code covering tne zinc producing Idahoan Declares Project Selling Agency Heports No Would Give 'ThouSigns of Weakening sands Jobs in Demand I1' - 4 New Placer Shaft Richest Yet Sunk In the New Klondike district In Mil lard county the sixth shaft driven to prospect the gold placer deposits at bedrock has been finished by H E Carlson and Alex Jar vis of Eureka and the men feel that the merits of their field have been demonstrated The shafts are in tha middle of mile apart The canyon about latest is 51 feet deep IV is said that the stratum of gravel nearest bedrock assays from $360 to $750 a yard and mat values nave improved consis tently going down the canyon The owners say they hava interested California parties and seem confident that means will not ba lacking to ob tain the necessary water and develop too weia j - The Silver Dollar Mining company organized to work claims in the Silver Lode district in American Fork canyon filed articles of Incorporation Monday in tha county clerk s' office 0 Tha company is capitalized at with 1000000 shares of stock list ed at a par value or a cents a snare Officers and directors are Edward Southwick president C W Richards vice president Thomas A C Bruce secretary-treasure- r Harry S Anderson George F Schultz Moroni Chugg J W Stringfellow and A G Burritt $50-00- 14-P- ublic r he-ca- Uatlnn al Wool Marketing corporation today reported prices firm with no sign of weakening although a lull in the wool market probably would continue until after Labor day The corporation said every Indication pointed to a good fall market although there was some question as to how consumer demand would respond to higher prices which were sure to follow increased production costs ine department of agriculture esti mated this year's clip at 348194000 pounds but this was so far in excess of trade estimates as to raise questions as to its accuracy During the past ten years the do mestic production of shorn and pulled wooi nas averaged 35Ziuoooo pounds and as there is no carry-ove- r of old wool it was assumed the entire pro duction during the period has gone into consumption The corporation said however some measure of controlled produc tion might be necessary to prevent and accumulation with a subsequent collapse of prices one-thir- d Foxx's Big Bat Sets New Mark PHILADELPHIA B H OA Cramer ct Cachrane row lb Coleman Miller rf lohnson If 0414 I tllOIAverllL 0 rf il'ns It William CLTVILAND B H OA a 4 rr sai 4 1 1 0j'pmiioer Burnett t McNalr Bom lb cf 4 0 f OjVosmlk It 1 0 I 0 Hale lb 6 OiKamm lb Total It Philadefohia It 27 Spencer a riuoiin Been p (I Totals ii Cleveland DUO ii )1 All I 17 11 MO— 1 AM uv— Inning for Detroit tay Trade Trends 41 if iivw uw Fat Sum From urs Races inTre2on ri vii w4ruaner 'd Mimi' TK Surviving Mr Cava are hi widow Mn Vesta Casslty Cavanee three sons John Edwerd Cavanee and Wayne Quincy Cavanee of Magna Wilson and Peter Cevafcee of Nam pa Idaho: one daughter Mis Ella May Cavanee of Lyons Kan a brother Wilson Cavanee of Norman Ok la a sister Mrs Si' ""' unfr51'erXlJe be"1 tentatively th Rose room The Rev B B conduct the rites "fntwl1 be In th Pleuint Green c t the m" 7t1en(1 Mondcr afternoon until the services Thursday in 'Ir?n"iLor the Deeret mortuary Sarah Callialer Pratt ' Mf CUlster PrttwSI widow - 8rh wuo iot was jnanxrjrars or oeni th western ststes mission died 11 at th horn of - presi- northL D 8 Auiuat of her daushter Mrs Walter Hritt Shute's Shoulder Action Is Perfect Cl In Vallelo according to word received In Halt Lake Mrs Prsil w a born in "alt Lake Ocill tober ISM a daughter of Thomas Helen M !md ndjlvtd here man years flh I survived by three ions lleber of Lron Ore l Pratt Lani Pratt of Alaska ins SUnlamin Pratt of Waahlnslon and Mrs on daushter Hyatt of Vellejo v Funeral i r I e s will be conducted in t h Vellejo Cel time of which has not aeciaea been yet fi vj MAIN DEPOT AT 77 WEST SO TEMFLf (Temple Square Hotel Bids) 101 roso TICKET OFFICE: South Main (Kenycn Hotel) WAS 1369 SPECIAL BOUND-TRI- FARES P PRESTON IDAHO 1411 FRANKLIN IDAHO 1410 POCATELLO 1815 IDAHO FALLS 1870 PACIFIC STAGES COAST-TO-COA- STAGE ST 10 pass reclining sleeper chair coaches GUARANTEED TRANSPORTATION Finest buses Inspection Invited PEO WORLD'S FAIR EXCURSION TRIP $34 LOS ANGELES $550 ROUND undy direction Deseret mortuary Mrs Frieda tne svans PROVO— Mrs Mary Emily Hansen widow of Fred L Hansen died Sunday (light at 1366 WAS CITY STEIN— Funeral services for Stem win oe neio irom Mary Emily Hansen TB NEW RATES LOW ROUND-TRI- P TO WORLD'S FAIR 'AND ALL OTHER POINTS Mrs J McClure Drysdale Cvne NORTH-aOU- EAST-WES-T— —FAST— THRO SER VICE —NO LONG DELAYS BUSSES —COOL —ICE WATER— ELECTRIC FANS —FRESH LINEN SEAT COVERS —RAILROAD PROTECTION —GUARANTEED TRANSPORTATION jrri of Wi"°f' " Stages I I nee y LJ Early mortuary chapel Tuesday at 10 a m Interment will follow In the family plot In Monteflore cemetent WALDEN— Funeral services for Thomas L Walden win be neio irom tne uatnearai of the Madeleine Wednesday at 10 a m Recitation of the holy roary will be said at his late residence 1189 Third avenue Tuesday at S p m Interment will follow In the family plot In Mt Cal-vs- 900 Denver San Fran Omaha 10 00 1700' 1450 1709 1400 Detroit Kan City N T City Delia Redd trtmnt Susannah Howlett Jex " Arthur Gentry 00 24 s Marie Ilancey The Weather proper DIVORCE KHUSI GRANTED ULU ABiUCay SB OlllUU ' tlooi Judge Herbert M Schiller NEW SUITS FILED " Mrs Margaret Mecham against Sheldon Free to recover 110050 personal Injury damages: Wlllard Hanson attorney Jean Hoffman against Sheldon Free to recover 10076 personal Injury damages Wll- lard Hanson attorney Rulon H Hofhlne against Bheldon Free to recover ISO60 personal Injury damages Wlllard Hanson attorney zion savings Bans: ana Trust company against Alfred O Miller et ux to cancel realty contract and for restitution of premises Thomas & Thomas attorneys Harry C Powlar at ux against Vtrell H Nelson et ux to recover $10 rent and for Of premise restitution r uayien B Young MtTtniArx tir-rwaattorney OLA0DI BRUNSON 17 Salt company against Trust nrst security DIANA STROUT 14 Salttk Doxey-La- y ton company et al to recover ROBERT H BARKER II PocateUo Idaho 13600 on note foreclose mortgage and quiet MAHISJ iUND 30 Bait Lak tiue Bowen A uumney attorneys E SALT 16 Bait Laks: RUaXL Suva Clyde Olsen asalnst B H Kress Ss MAUDH 8HKKRn it Salt Ika Co Inc to recover 110000 personal InBUROESS X COLEMERE 33 alt Ltkei jury damaged Tanner St Tanner attorney ENIB N BUROENSR 11 Salt Llkt WIN8LOW B FERRlr 3S Ogden DEBTOB RELIEF 1 rSadn SHIRLrr PKC-Alice B Doman Kaysvtller- - liabilities JOHN T WILLIAMS IS Tht-h- r Trthn HARRfET McORlOOR 30 Perry Idaho 1108171 assets (4110 exceptions (110 ouitriNBKN io prove raiujBruirk AtTICLES OF INCORPORATION VIROINIA tj FOOERT8EN 31 Sprlngvlll Utah State Association of Cleanera and MYHOrf M THOMAS 3 Alamosa Colo a nonprofit organisation to pro-oyer i Alamosa coio uunia mot friendly relation among Its memPATRICK uuniKie OR KEN 49 Salt Lake J bers advance the Interests f the and SYLVIA A SEAL 41 Salt Lake Officer and cleaning and dyeing trade 3 EDiJON S PACKER Salt Lake: directors: John v names president 1RKNX M FRDSDRICH 33 Salt Ltk vie B Thorn Myers J Edgar president: Salt OWEN S ORAYr 31 Lake J M Klnard Stealer secretary-treasure- r: rrHEl7 HAWKINS 17 Salt Ike Alfred Madsen George SchtUer And Dean 37 Afton Wrol LESLIE HARRISON a TirrETTa IS Oeorg- - Parmley MAURmEj Utah Reataurant Men's association a wwu aoanifc organisation to promoto internonprofit est of restaurateurs Officers: O L ijinasr T a Swan vice president Ball president COFFIN nTLMN LTU 17 Downer Oti Tic B Kirk 'and chair president xuano man ot the board of governors and T J rvuHEncai MARIS hotter 12 Downey Byma vice of memand chairman president Idaho bership board Board of governor: S P GAIL JAMES CURTIS 35 Hyrum Smith O Rlnettl T H Sutton O B Rob-bi- n MlUVUl UaaHICI 31 HSUA UV1II1 U Charles Richard Oeorge Olaus L A Scott Bert McPherson and Dlek Ounn Pwnvn Bliver uouar Mlnine eomoanv to con JACK EMERSON OCKEY 14 Jfephll duct general mining business 150000 capi mMna tULi 33 nepni tal stocx divided into lvvoooo snares 1i value S cents Offleer and directors: FABMINflTOW ward Bouthwlckpresldent (7 W Richards WXLBT TiTLOR 1VERSON 19 Salt Ukt vie president Thomas A O Bruce secretary-tLU KLLA HATCH 11 Wanda Croaa reasurer: S Anderson Oeorge Harry JAMES T AIT Jr II Salt Lak P Schults Moroni Chugg J W Btring- r siFORD onoviii i oniaj ajstv "tvnMUM iciiow ana A u uurntt CALVIN 11 Ogden STEWART UUKUTHY SJjLEN HUS3 is ogden REAL CXTATK TRANSFERS JOHN WOOD 3J Sandy John M Relnslmar to Kettle L VERNA SMITH IS Murray Aeinsimar section 35 township VIHNQNr WEISS 33 Fort Douglas: 10 LUCINTJA HASTTNOfL 35 Hurricane Lumber company" to brace Romney PHILIP N MILLETT 3S Lonj Beach Cel voomoa lot s Block so io-asu seacn uai iMig Plat A xinai uhax filler Jones to Aueuat T Jones lot 1 block 13 plat b WdersoN HAROLD M 10 Salt Uke Sarah Mallaney to Mary A Mai- 10 vinuiniA vuum 2 a nais utae lane lot 1 block 14 plat F Transfer Realty company to Metro BIRTHS Life Insuranc company politan lot 1 block Si olat o 10 Spanish Fork—Bernell and Bva Lawla uwi soni Man and norma rerguson Lr-se-n Transfer Realty company to Metro son: Jack and Pheb Jex Bwenson insurance company uie Kutan i block S 10 rjlat A daughter: Roy and Lillian jex Koyle daugh ter: Mr ana Mrs winiitia Hansen Miaua Transfer Realty company to Metro daughter im insuranc company politan 1 klnrk 1 Hnmaaite addition lot 10 Oenola— Ahdn and Roberta Sorenaon Nel son twin Dors ton B Kartshner to Metropolitan Lire imurenc company lot l 10 nriTM Hives no pa A BEST— William Oakley Best 10 HolUday Nephl Palmer to Metropolitan Life carcinoma of tha tongue Aueuat 13 Insurance company lot It block 41 15 BLANCK— Caroline Rung Blanck 11 40 plat A Trust company to uoutn street aarci- - Halloran-Jud- g East Twenty-iourt- n b IV ww nuua Metropolitan uf Insurance com-wavilla u — 10 BRADLEY lot 4 block C Diet O Gertrude Leon a Crosley Brad ley ST use west Broadway nejBorrnagCi Transfer Realty company to Metro laki t 13 Cannon— Marian Adelaide Morris Cannon udltt 730Auiuat Ashton avenue 10 chronic snoocsr uie insurance company ' politan lot SS Third Burlington addition Trust company to Halloran-Jud- Metropolitan Lire insurance com- 1111 tenlth ST pany lot L block 3 Wilkinson tubvenue tnyro toxicosis August ii UlTIBlUn 07 ISO South Transfer Realty company to Metro FRAZIER— Thomss Frasier Ninth East street tularaemia August 13 Liie insuranc company politan HARDY— Earl Charles Hardy 43 1 P street lot S block 1 Plat B Wail Paper company to fenilna HMtnria Aueuat 13 Armatrong-- E STEIN— Freida Stein SI Helper general Margaret Kohler lot 1 block 11 arierio-tciero11 O august plat WALDEN— Thorn Lawrence Walden SI W Prcott Dunn to Beatrice Dunn lot It block t Popoerton place lie Third avtnu lobar pntumonia au John W Taylor to Blanch Taylor us 11 Tayior section zo townsnip i I south range l west TtlvoRcre asKicn' '' Irene Helen Berry from Jess W BerrfMNonnae Investment 'company to I W Eton's Savlnsa Bank js Trust com-- si attorney Stringfellow nonsupport J ' la UvlngstoQ front ila L living tloSJ I pany lot S block 94 pLat A CARROLL— Alice Carroll DliTiRTFrTTHrpeSaTi 113" south Main St was nan UVOKt' STATISTICS ning Dausd arouna ana got six nits ana lour runs gave Detroit a victory over t Boston In a series opener here today Slden Aukar recently brousht ud from Beaumont made his debut as a starting pitcher for tha Tigers but lasted only three Innings during which Boston got seven hits and four runs Carl Fischer and Elon Hogsett followed the recruit on the mound Tha Sox also used three pitchers Plp-grgiving way to Brown In the big seventh inning attack Brown was little more effective and Welch was called upon to finish the game I SOBTOH DETROIT HW BHD A I a werner g s IS 1 O 1 I I Fox ct Walters Ib tdlO kit iPV— Mom Pacific th family home on in spnngviu HOTEL SEALUH after a long llln Mrs Hsnsen wss born AugBst 14 1804 NATIONWIDE SERVICE In Parson a daughter of Levi M Mon107 SO STATE PHONE WAS 110 nd Elisabeth Orave Montague She tagu lived to Provo when a child and cam CRANDIC-NEVI- N LINES her (lnc She was an active member of "MAINE TO CALIFORNIA" the L D 8 ehurch and served as a teacher 5H0TE cemetery Her In the Relief society many years Reclining Chair Sleeper Coaches marriage to Mr Hansen took Place In the FARES-A- LL POHTTS He died Mantl temple In October 1800 TS here In 1031 EXPRESS SERVICE pLORIS one two are daughtons and Surviving DEPOT 24 E 2ND SO WAS 028S ter Mrs Grace Brand Vernal L and Charles UNITED Travel Bureau — bus depot Lowest NRA COLOHIAL FLOWER HOUSE Henry Hansen Provo: ten grandchildren 870 E rates bonded buses also snsre expense H 8191 8 9th or Phone Mrs rratt day night and the following brothers and sisters: plan White House hotel Wi 533S Edward Ephralm Montague Long Beach Calif Mrs Sarah Ball Provo and Mrs L VAULTS 3a CTEAMSHIP TICKETS Ivin$ Martha Alsop Tooele 19 HIS Funeral services win be conducted on gURIA ri11 ndH Tvtna S3 wife of Wll Wednesday at 1:30 D m In the L D S COLE BROS In waterprooi jorlgin delri Right Burial will be llsm H Ivins of Lund Nev died In a local Bonneville ward chapel DurlHI wHUit-yrpITirTnC niwsr vt OJtfff trlFORMATTON (1 lines tours end cruises In the Provo City cemetery under the di 5rW-0- E hospital Thursday at 11 a m alter a long American Express Co 34 W 3 8 W 360 Illness She wss brought to Salt Lak for rection of the Berg Mortuary 14 dava aao AND 12 FOUND LOST Bhe i survived by her husband two 19b PAMP EQUIPMENT L T Ivlns of Overton end Ji R son roll lost early Saturday morn of Lund Nev: four daughters Mrs Allowing them Ivlns SALE FOR A R Jnmi of Burbank Calif: Mrs A L Can SPANISH FORK— Susannah Howlett Jex ing on way to Parley' canyon TO 60 ON OUT camp Was 1650 AWNINGS auto and umbrella tent Walker of Ogden Mrs William F Collett 79 widow of Thomas Jex died at the fam Identify contents Reward canvas uou of Kaysvme ana Miss rawn iving oi Luno ily home a long DOG S months old fox terrier Spits male FRfcElY ginas 23S quipment ail after Monday morning St Edlsna ADAMS hnm hrnther Monroe Butler of Montlcello SMITH ft 111 Illness fell and She had been since she wnite puppy with large Drown spot on five listers Mrs Abel 8 Rich of Brtgham broke her nip more than a year ago rump lost van was bjbj-aae City Mrs Ellen nrainner oi oin She wa born at Norwich Norfolk-E- ng 20 KEYS lost Saturday In leather container UIALE HELP Mr Snow Alberta: H of n u B-Raymond land February li 1854 Her parents were wewarq Hy 15B1-WANTED Thomas Adams of Parowan and Mrs Jane Oeorge and Susannah Peart Howlett Bhe n Rniilnhurv of Jaures Mexico: four half- cam to Spanish Fork In 1870 and lived 'student to OPPOR!UNTrY forout-of-tbw- n By JOE GLASS brothers Wayne H Parley Benjamin and here tine She was an L D 8 church 13 earn living expenses wnne aivcaiuiia Redd of Blending Utah and five member and was active In the work of the PERSONALS coll Write for lnfor The arm and shoulder action ot Writ Business Henager's ChihH-lstof Mrs George Romney Relief society MAN to overhaul model T Ford also jnan Bhe Is survived br one daughter Mrs Denny Shute Gene Sarazen's suc- cago Mrs John T Butler of Mess Aril mecr-siu- e auu to paint must De gooa cessor as British open champion is Mrs Effie- - Jameson of Phoenix Ariz and Louisa Maud Jex Park Provo a foster reasonable 142 Bo- - 8th East John Mrs Millard Mrs son vlt and a Franklin T whom Kaymor grandson Hopper: beautiful to behold ear mnrs nf Yna Anselea sale 5 work! MAN she reared from infancy: five grandchil EXPERT massage Franco-America- n for pecial His shoulder action is the measurTh body will be taken Wednesday to dren a brother and sister Mrs Louisa o aia'qa w iot an tv-- a ai4i-i- u agent bond required OOJ wauter nana mo funeral ervlce will be 1 to 4 7 to 8 p m Maud Lincoln and Oeorge Howlett both of VERY ing stick ot his timing This is one Lund where rub hot al best Atlai bath massage Friends may call at the England Salesman witn OPENINO for ass't mgr reason why I have presented the ac Joseph Thursday Hours to to " Bldg room ns-William Taylor mortuary In Salt Funeral services will be conducted on car Willing to unaergo snorv intenWednesday at 3 d m at the L D 8 First RELAXATION massage 130 V W So Tem sive training to qualify required Must companying sketch of him' Note two Lak Tuesday from 4 to 7 p m ward chapel with Bishop Arthur T 'McKell pi ws 9888 Mis waixer Hrs n to deliver' the goods Replies confidential things in it— first the position of his Trlb-Te7 Box conducting Interment will be In the Span- MASSAGE — Elec treatments Eva McNalley ish Fork City cemetery Friends may call right shoulder secondly-th- e position nurse 403 so 3pd E was B39B-exper at the Claudln Funeral home until Wednes- PTATKa IS tn IRS: fllllnel of the club shaft Already the ball tl to J 22 FOR MEN day morning when the body will be taken Arthur ftentrv 31 member of the C has been hit and the clubhead has camn or Hudson ur inomas on neon oiog gCHOOLS at Blue ADrlnea and Son of Mr and to tne lamiiy borne SCIENTIFIC massage reducing cabinet bath finished its follow through and come Mrs A F Oentry of 457 East Twenty EAWtMiIlrounear —Special tuition t South'-streeIi 159 st so Main oince aua died in the Iron up above the shoulders yet Shute's seventh ate until August id Miner oaiuer Carl V Viehweg MISS RENEE expert massage and bath county hospital at Cedar City Monday feie not has Ill Regent st body m Apt 313 as ft ist west yet completely turned after an operation for a brain abscess 10 to 9 Idaho— Funeral services Willi RESTFUL p tiis right shoulder has not gone all caused br sinus trouble He wasCT taken to beCLIFTON 14 8 al rub hot bath massage 3 In L m the conducted at p Monday C camp WANTED M ain apt 4iio io to 7 p m miss amun JALt-SMEthe way around but obviously it has the hospital Sunday from the C D S ward chapel for Carl U Vlehweg 06 to rally after the operation died Friday nlsht at his home Inter RlcSTFni massage hot bath al rub 34 S come around enough to let the right butMrfailed Oentry waa born In Salt Lake No who m amun i nv AMRTTiniiR to ment tn sell hand-forge- d man guar miss at iu Mam apt p the Clifton cemetery under wll) be side participate freely in hitting vember IS 1311 and had lived here most oi tne m w uentricit mortuanteed garage tools uo comm rro-tect- ed ot ma wes He attended tne grade schools direction 24S ' OTC terr t Write Hyde through the ball ary here and-waa graduate of the Orantte WIM TO REDUCE 13c He was born In Germany December 13 San Francisco CaL The right shoulder really has fol- high school He also was an active member I860 son of Vleh a and Carl Ellia Orleslng knows who WANTED— Energetic aalesman lowed after his hands If it is allowed of the Central Park L D S ward When he was 30 he emigrated to the muss nave ursv-cls- ss tne grocery traoe lessons course 10 result guar Surviving are his parents one brother weg to do that timing will be helped It Eugene States settling at Clifton Idaho PRIVATE references and be able to furOentry of Salt Lake five sisters United Prof Thornton was springs w naa Trlb-Tehe where He since lived had Annie married Box V-nish bond is an essential that the rleht side shall Mrs F J Nlcholes of American Fork and April 17 1BB3 SOLICITORS for canvassing steady emnot become too big a factor in the the Mlsseg Henrietta of MarianLakeAlton and reierson He L D became to a convert 8 th all Salt 16 ployment for worker male or female church of which- - he became an active QETECTIVES swine early in the game Abe Mitch Beverly Oentry Call at 200 E street member filling two missions one to the ell contends that the less the right He states southern to one and AMERICAN Detec Assn Legitimate detec Oermany Mrs Annie nana has to do between the com also was an active ward teacher 25 tive 10 1 Utah Bay fz Tr Ding w 328 POSITIONS WANTED mencement of the stroke and the HYDE PARK —Funeral services for Mrs A son Herman Vlehweg - who has Just a 33 months1 mlsslc' In the MALE moment ot Impact the better off the Annie Marie Hancey who died Saturday completed n mission returned Bom the 17 YOUNOTm arTllttMid SPECIALISTS be conducted Wednesday at 3 p m In work In other words the big will before his father's death player is th Hyde Park L D 8 ward chapel with night for board and room Was 1753 Besides 10 widow Is his he survived br punch of the right comes "when it burial In the Logan elty cemetery under sons and daughters J E Vlehweg and Mrs OR L P DELK 304 Felt Bldg Complete BOOKKEEPER S man yra" typist young treat both leeL II Mel corns cal joins the left in hitting through the th direction of the Llndqulst St Sons Ruby Warath Salt Lake Mrs Lillian Perexp Rels Was 10153 uonaiq nice louses toe nails foot adjust W 1138 kins Mrs Annie Wood Lott Carl Herball' and on out on the line ot direc- mortuary company cook colored Local exp CHAUFFEUR and man Gertrude Oerald and Iris Vlehweg v-e Trio-ieiwa ones tion Shute'a shoulder nositlon a cruelty Cluff As Cluff attorneys uibou ana u granocnuaren EDICAL 17a COOKKcr box res roast broiler fry hotel sketched shows how well his right Ellen L Sander from M F Sanders non- M mm room X was taurant jxp Cluff attorney i lupport h shoulder has gotten into the Wall Street Briefs Fruits and Vegetables William Edward Cavanee SS died at hi in Idasna ftionday of arhrtenta In to old age Mr Cavanee was born in Saline Ohio September 15 1860 the son of Wilson and Eiisabetn Doty Gava-ne- e He resided In Ohio until nine years ago when he came to Magna to make his nome Since residing in Magna he had been ncaged In timber home cident n spread between h wolum of new Uf Insurance written In July and the am month last year Was only 17 per hard-foughoent the smallest decrease from last year reported this year It was reported today by th Aissoclatlon of Uf Insurance Presi HALT LAKE Aut 14 USDA)-Mo- dert The tol at production for th month to liberal offerlne of local nrivluu lhl dent waa ISM09SU00 elJS4000 In against Tomatoe In food demand and July 1832 morning sum mon otnerune glow ana Red Astrachane Apple— Utah boxe Director of 1 du Pont da Nemours anruiurn to large tauuvrxso email 11 as Si Co will meet next Monday to act on 1 SO Transparent medium to Urge lli th common stock dividend eriuo small aioofi Red Junes medium to large I2toittl00: emalL slaoee A IS nee aent via In earloadtne ftver 1 76 California boxes Cravenstalna 1200 last year' eomparabl period 1 reported cneaarxak A Ohio lor th wees ended Bean-T- Jt!i Black Ky ft let Soap by August 11 Loading lumped 43 per cent reeo and yellow wax affile in previous wees over in comparaoi Beet t bunch 4— Utah doaea bunches in 1IU period evciira Cabbage (white)—Utah crate lb In standards erat Cantaloupe— Utah to sea vuctttlio mostly SQeallW ii 44 76C0ci Whit jap 76cllOO Carrot ( bunched)— Utah doaea bunches fBy Associated Pr 10cl2Ue Wool—JtaoalDta of domestic wool at Bos Cook U 3b 4 OlOehringer Corn 'green)— Utah doctn ' but 10 G ton for th Stone rf 3 put week were 104T76O0 xxSeeds If 10 1 100 iQreenberg Sc 12n: fmorer Utah as compared with S167J09 pound Joohnson lb pounds Cucumber— lust ISffJSe mostly aurins uig previous wees llsflOc: per 100 Dills loci plckler 15o 6 DolJack U lb 4 Canned toods—Tha market Is aulct and Judge t'Owen lb McManus lb 4 jKsjlaut— Ulan crate lb IttSo mostly steady Acceptance of th new cling Oliver O'Pesek cf Orspef rait— California boxes Ms to 100 peacn Code by California packer I ex Plpgrai p JiHaywor to to b fouowtd etloru get br f pected 100315 California 0 Auker p Brown tug Red Halalat buyer to oopt tha minimum price coa-- Welch pp Orape— II Fischer p ooa uuaea sn O Homett 224t2Ml eeedlea 1200 Alexander ' Green onion— Utah dsstn bunches Chemical— Heavy and tine chemical sliodapp u uwnite prloee held fairly Steady last week with walker Lemmons— California bote fanur 100 no change of major Importance reports seuo enotc wrapped th Oil Paint and Drue Reporter sowi w The io leoli&O: ntala 13 101711 40 IS 14 Totals Sana unwraooed S4&0 was un Item xRatted for Brown in aisntn composite Index for the Iettuce— Utah orate dry (tack I to 4 changed from th previous week at uel xxBatted for Cook la eighth dozen Canyon Il60w200 motl 1175 FuId and pane r—O round wood srtcee re SHstted lor judge in nintn California and Washington crate : to t aid gsBatted for Pasek in seventh to hav shown recent Improvement sloaen 1504tl7- vRatted for Flachar In seventh while chemical pulp price also continued 1M-T- b Whit lacks Onion (dry)— Utah 031 000 001— S Boston to Paper sales so lar In August hav Detroit wax M M yellow Illstjliq- - California oeenrla 300 000 40x— S vn voium cor tnan u oeiter in V Mha mil ir Errors— McManus Rogeil Doi- uiwn Summary: rear last low lack Walla responding period $150: Washington W-l- b Run batted In— Oehrlnser 1 Rosell Wash good— Last week wa Bart of th 1135 Walla white II ti yellow McManus 1 Werber Walker Foxx Ho- Vamarseason for Hi wash good boxes fancy iwo-oOrange— California nits— weroer ureenoerg Percale price aapp lencia 200 to 150 II 75 1784 13 50: 1(10 ket and little wa done McManus Rogeil Home runs—Oehrlnser mad on fell deliveries for manufac- Hodapp to 252 1125 38a to 144s 12750300 were Double play— Sacrifice— turer and only through August to Uw McManus to WerberJudge to 17s 127J 300 to 310 choice 12 to Judge welch to reiau wo 12 SO 292 10 788 flOU Bases on ball—Fisher 1 Pip- S7e-Parsleylb Okra—Utah lug area 1 Struck out— Auker 1 Fischer 1 ' Utah docen bunches 1S annas! PlDsrae I Hit— Auker 7 In 1 Fischer 1 In NEW YORK Aug 14 (API— Raw sugar 4 Paachea — California hits Hale 11 M In 1 1- -3 Brown Hogett 1 In 1 Plpgras Jea (treh— Utah Canyon lb eUSft was unsettled today although no bales were s in s weicn 1 in i w inning sinner— were tnor or Its Flsohr Losing pitcher— Pipira reported ana price Sftostly So Pepper— Utah eratea lb' Oreeii Belli nominal Refiners as a rut showed no particular Iff c: Plneer neDDera 7c: chill lu 10a nd iniereii bus h was Indicated that thy Jefferion lb Plum— Utah lug Banta Rosa idtc Bottawatamle 4Sc misht pay 140c for sugar In specified poel-tlowhich wa 10 point below tha last California orate various Varl- sale price althouxh oflerlnaa ware atlll ' Potatoes— tfth snpplles moderate de light consisting of a few parcels of hedged which probably could b bought at mand and trading alow market (teady TJiah aarked ewt Early partly graded ' a Ohio and Irish tlSOtol75 mostly 1 0 Th more favorable political develop- "I t5i-TrrS is im — -A Cuba and th failure of th Wash- I fvntutuivi no BUu Triumph I17561B0 moatly ment Inconference nugj to come to an ington '1185 agreement total of 59 days ot horse racing and Radlshe— TTlah doaen 'bunches Whit on th tuota plan was responsible for heavy nd sharp declines In future price dog racing tha first to be legalised bet iSet poorer selling Tips end Whit Icicle The market closed S to U points ml lower in Orewn ot a century 'fata iUmj lb flale were 74100 tone mmmert— TTtah erate ftotiajLh Italian 3s: wiut summer and yellow Crook- - First price were I to S points lower un- Drought into tne state treasury sai850 der and the state racing commission said liquidation heavy celling by bouse totck ' lu Tomatoes— ntaK best SOttTSo with Cuban banking connection Th 0 Initial declln uncovered considerable (top-lo-ss today moetiy Socj maU and poorar auallty y A horse racing meet at order and further reaction followed Watermelon— TJtali Jb ICleckly Sweet with price at on time 10 to II point net Gresham was concluded Saturday lower checked th decline and Covering I'tilllto vaiuornia cwi Boocuises tivu there were rallies of a point or two at Tonight the last day of the second y nnnna times but the demand wa not particularly dog racing meet here was to KEW TOH1C Aug 14 (API— Inquiries to- aesresslv and closing prices Were at or be held Another y horse racing day tor soods were somewhat Increased at witnin a point or in lowest the market opening The wool Soods men September closed at lMc December meet is to ba staled next month at 140c Were oven for bids at new prices end some 138c March Jsoei May Gresham and members of the racing January ' 1 hid dree sand buitnet ws being done Cot- 1 Slrt 1 ton goods at easier prices There wa no Chans In th refined Ut- - commission predicted ait toia tn suite has aroused wa Interest among buyer 8l!k good uatlon and trading lrre ngni runner con- wlirfealize $100000 this year through ruled eniH Pat on yarn were ery closely tlnued to cuote 470c for fine granulated legalizing the two forma ot racing and t4 iut October Burlaps held with oeeos) liana avauenie a veadr permuting tne use oi la soms Uutancca at I potnta ' 4 8c Anir 14 for Henry R M AtATKINSON— Service kinson will be held Tuesday at 3:30 m th at University club on East p So Temple The body can be viewed OGDEN— Funeral services for Mrs Vilate 3:30 to 1:30 p m club from the Taylor Brown 44 wife of Nephl J Brown nterment in Mt Olivet cemetery unchief clerk at the Utah Power and Light of Bluemel Si Knight direction der company office here who died at the fammortuary ily home 41S Chester street Sunday night following an extended lllnu will be con- BEST— Evening funeral services for William ducted Wednesday at 1:10 p m In th L Best will n neia lueeosr ei oakler D 8 Eighth ward chapel 7 p m In the roee room IS 1th So Interment will be Irr the North Ocden cemetery under diWilliam Ryber officiating flshoo mar call at the cold room In rection of Llndqulst Ss Sons' mortuary Mrs Brown waa born In Harrisvllle: July the mortuary until time of aervloes In23 188S a daughter of Levi J and Flora terment Wasatch Lawn burial park She was married In Bait under direction of the Deseret mortuary Bingham 10Taylor 1 1 and lived In Lake In Oaden since that for Caroline Runge time Bhe waa an active worker In the L BLANCK— Service Blanck win be neio weanesosy at n D 8 church' room 30 E 7th So Rose room the In are In her who reside parents Surviving the Rev W B Foley of the Methodist Harrlsvllle the husband and three daughFriend may call church offtclstlng ters Marian Florence and Evelyn Brown at the Spring room in the mortuary all of Ocden and IS brothers and slaters Interment In of services until time Levi J Taylor Jr Rlverdale Parley P Wasatch Lawn Burial park under diAmos M nd Warren Taylor and Mrs Ray ret of Pete mortuary rection all of fiarrtsville Wllford Taylor Chugg Idaho Mrs Fred Johnson susan-vlll- e BRADLEY— Funeral services for Oertrude rticby Cal Mrs W P Murphy Salt Lake L C Bradley win oe neio weonesnsy E Mrs Carl Llndqulst Mrs Lee Shurtleff at 3 p m In the 35th chapel and Mrs Joseph Blnsham Ogden Mrs Friends may call at the- Larkln funeral Venice Later Cal Joseph home Tuesday 4 to S p m and Wed 10 a m to i p m and at the ward chapel 11 to 3 d m Interment Ws- satch Lawn burial park e Csr- OGDEN— Mrs Drysdale It CARROLL— Funeral services for Alice roil win be neio iuesaay t a p m in widow of James Drysdale died at the home the Wllford ward chapel Friends may of a daughter Mrs Archie Mllllgan 3078 view the remains at the Larkln funeral Custer avenue Monday at 3:10 a m fol home Tuesday from 10 a m until 1 lowing an extended illness p m and at the ward chapel from 1 30 Mrs Drysdale wes born In Scotland on to 3 p m Interment Oarland Wro August S 18M a daughter of William and under direction of Larkln mortuary Margaret McBurnie McClure She emigrated to America in lean and naa uvea in ocnen HIOOINBOTHAM — Funeral gervlcer for for the past 44 years She was a member lxuisa MigKinoomam win oe neio fuof the First Methodist church here at 11:90 p m In the Larkln are sons nine and daughters: Surviving neral home The' casket will be open Mrs Henry Topping Mrs James Hagcn Wed from 10 a m until time ot ser WilMrs Calvin Weaver Mrs Mllllssn vices intermeat City cemetery of liam N and Joseph Drysdale all Ogden for Nephl Mrs Charles Berth Los Angeles Cel Mrs HODOSQN— Funeral terVlce Archie Topping Rugby Colo James Drysuienn noagson wui oe nem lueauar ai 3 p m In the Thirty-fir- st ward chapel dale Pomona Cel: 40 grandchildren and 11 and on sister Mrs Bishop June B Sharp officiating Friends may call at the French room Annie Allen Jerome Iowa In the mortuary 30 East Seventh South The body was take In charge by the Lar-kl- n InterAt Sons' mortuary street until time of services Funeral announcement In Waiatch Lawn burial park ment will be made later Vilate Taylor Broun William Edward Cavanee 18 TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES pUNERALS F°9T iI I I I atahaltiy nnSTOM u-u- u vjt summary Error— Mcrtkir Averiu Huns piace to aia in is batted In— Foxx a McNalr VosmlklT Spencer 3 Burnett Two-banits —Cochrane Yftt cant play good golf unless you Foxx Three-bas- e hit— Foxx Voemlk Horn Joe GIku has prepared an runs— MoNlr Foxx Stolen bsse— Johnson practice Double play— Hal to Bur illustrated leaflet on "How to PracSacrifice— Bos nett to Boss Bases on balls— Hudlln I Bean tice" which he will be lad to send l Bean Manaiiey a sirucg out— nudiin 3 Melii niu— nuann S In 1 Bean free to anyone sending him a Passed ball— Cochran Losing pitch- Slnl NEW" ¥ORlf Aug II (API— Export ship stamped envelope Address r— am Jin ment of cars and trucks from Oeneral Momm in care or this paper tor corporation plant In North America (Copyright 1933 Publishers during July were i per cent greater than One Big a year ago and the seven months' total Syndicste) snowed a 12 per cent gain over th comWins oarabl iriod li announced today Total sale In July urbit In asstq th us montn a jrar ago iot tne DETROIT Aug 14 UPV--One tint tiros this star tha seventh in which the Tigersf- Th OBITUARIES work WASHINGTON Aug Works Administrator Ickes may as he told the president be experiencing difficulty finding truly ing projects that need federal assistance in these days of recovery but if he carefully combs his mall he will find on record a plan proposed by Idaho into M Cates of Melba which a cool million dollars can be on its face the plan appoured and In letters to pears to the public works administration Frank Johnesse member of the Idaho state advisory board and in a letter sent direct to President Roosevelt Mr Gates has outlined his plan for using $1000000 of the public works n fund u only get it It appears from this correspon dence that Gates and associates have organized what they call a Common Law Trust company capitalized at $1500000 and they desire to issue and to sell 1500000 shares of stock at $1 per share This company was organized "to develop 24 mining claims In the Carson district Owyhee county Idaho about ten miles northeast of Silver City" Mr Gates wrote the president asking tor a million dollars to develop these claims Specifically he proposed "that the government receive the entire output of silver and gold until the million dol lars has been repaid The mining claims in question have not been patented but when the million-dolla- r loan has been paid off Mr Gates will expect the government to patent the claims to his company "This will be starting an Industry that will employ thousands of men from 30 to 35 years" he wrote "Each man employed will invest of his wages in mining stock which will help secure the governments money This will feed many a hungry family as this project is being started for the purpose of doing our bit in the new deal" To date the loan has not been au thorized it has never been recommended by the state advisory board a necessary prerequisite riles to- AUGUST 15 1933 OBITUARIES WOOL MARKET WASHINGTON Aug 14 W-- The federal trade commission was asked today to issue Its first atop order un der the securities registration act against the sale of stock by a Texas firm which was represented as promis- industry (Continued from Pal Devon) ing "big quick profit winnings" to "For the sake of the laboring man In 1911 and has since been Yankees "dear friends and backers" I am forced to make the very definite Richard P Whiteley commission announcement by equaled Harry Hellmann Lou alare that all Jobs Carl Reynolds and £ari Av counsel recommended ' revocation of Gehrig workfilled former company by erllL Foxx's performance left him the registration of the Speculative In- ready in order to prevent unemployed short of the major league vestment Trust of Fort Worth liter era men from going to needless trouble still three the first publio hearing under the act and expense in coming to Bauer or record of 12 made by Jim Bottomley the Cardinals In 1824 designed to protect investor from Ploche in search of when of With Foxx on a hitting rampage fraudulent stock Issues The commis none is available" employment anMr Snyder sion must act within 24 hours Roy Mahafiey had little trouble turn nounced Whiteley said the company organ ing in his fifth victory of the year As soon as conditions and metal over the Indians who have yet to ized in August 1932 to deal in specuaction the company beat him Ha allowed the prices justify lative investment in ownership shares only seven hits com v oi reopen operations piana of industries listed on the stock ex bined Metals Reduction company four of them scratches and never was changes failed to submit with its rea mine No I and the Bristol Silver fir danger as ha coasted along behind lead piled up by tha A's lstration statement its advertising pros- Mine company property at Plochfc a nine-ruin the first four innings pectus balance sheet and profit and Athletics The loss statements for the last three found Hudlln and Bean for 13 hits which In addition to Mining Company Ativvivk jrearsFoxx s four blows included a home He said it also made an error in the Incorporation Papers run in the first inning by McNalr item calling for outstanding capital - TUESDAY MORNING Weather conditions August 14 1033: TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES 18 An extensive though rather weak hlo-covers tne eastern portion or tne coun while over the west pressures are try v'£5wraTRATE8 ' Di " TOWN somewhat lower but without Important ninv hshviok centers qcatterea tnunaersnswers nave oc IOH ANfli S 60 FRISCO 1801 curred In 'Wyoming the southern parts of 7 00IKANSA8 CITY 1500 DENVER Dtah and Nevda and Arizona Modena 30 Of 30 001 NEW YORK CHICAGO a tn Dree amount Dltatlon tie reported BONDED AND INSURED Inch There have also been light showers CITY TICKET OFFICE in tne middle ana eastern states Tern WINDSOR HOTEL peratures continue unusually high over most oi tne west 137 SO MAIN ST PH WAS 8915 comparative data at Salt Lake City: TVareea Temperature so Highest today 101 GREAT WESTERN STAGES nignest in tms montn since 1874 Lowest last night 73 SERVICE TRANSCONTINENTAL Lowest this month since 1874 43 NEW MAIN Depot— 371 S Main W 4343 86 Mean for today 115 Ariz Los 550lPhoenlx Angeles Normal 75 see world s rair at unicage Precloltat on Inches ROUND TRIP— 134 Total for th 14 hour ending at 0 o m none NEV Total tor this month to date 03 Accumulated deficiency for thl month Nearly 4 hour faster to Ely than any 14 to date nours to laster laauo transportation— i Total since Oct 1 to date 1300 rails tnan any otner ous 177 Accumulated deflcency since Oct 1 ELY NEV 110 ROUND TRIP eun rises at Bia ana set at 7:37 Au Malad 1385 PocateUo 14 Ida Falls 15 gust It 1933 We Do our Fart Member NRA FALLSELY WEATHRR OBSERVATIONS TAKEN TK8- TERDAY AT S P M MOUNTAIN TIME LEWIS BROS STAGES LtUft enouih to terv you—- Small enoutfa to know you CULLENHOTELWASH 8tttlon Boise L Angeles Mlnneap Modena ' Needles New York Omaha Phoenix WANTED LADIES tint china tahen home spare1 to BO time easily learned to w OPPORTUNITY for student to earn living expenses wnue attenaing Hensger Business college Write for Info work WOMAN to do cleaning for beaut a m eat reit Biag Apply lo-- ll 12 TWO WAITRESSES Jackson Wyo day btkock 8 oi w ana Boutn street State age married SPOTTER and presser or single exp Box Trip -- Tele CCH00LSF0R WOMEN 27 jevree of Beauty Culture Best In the west Ird Was 7560 fir Err Thompson Bldg JjCHOOLS & Colleges 27b COMPTOMETER SCHOOL Ws want ( students to learn Comptometer for positions available this fall Apply for this short Inexpensive train-In- g at 410 McComlck bldg Was 4300 JKIN ANALYSIS 27o LINES Orand Junction Kill uienwood HDnnas and Le&dvllle ALBERT of Palace hotel skin specialists Ban rrancisco oem reg nurses met "Travel th Scenlo Way" Depot CuUen outlined acne treated complimentary notei was t rkln analysis R 628 Newhouse hotel LEAVINO for Denver vicinity: can take or I passengers snare expense 1431 Mr Hendersnott Wa POSITIONS WANTED 29 LEAVINO for New York about Aug 31 1 FEMALE take 3 "Share exp Was 10223 apt IB or stenographic position! WANTED — Party to drive Llnooln roadster SECRETARIAL to Oakland cal: must nave reierences years' exp Excel reierences H 1504-- w Call In person 1011 So 5th K Hy 1089 TOUNO woman S3 wants housekeeping or nursing: Best reierences Mtq UNION STAGE 9 P Cheyenn Chicago uenver Od Junct Helena Kansas City Lander 26 pEMALE HELP 100 83 71 84 1001 84 SO1 88 98 100 68 OOlCIear 64 58 60 06 58 OOlPt 93 94 86 88 '08 90 56 88 06 84 66 06 86 82 78 80 78 104 73 82 104: 78 84 88 66 1(0 84 02 64 58 62 66 73 S3 64 58 60 74 68 S3 48 cldy TiPt cldy 00 Pt cldy 00 Pt cldy OOiCldy 14 OOClear TICldy OOlCIear OOlCIear 68IRain 00 Cldy 02lciear 02 Clear LEGAL NOTICES RUCTION SALES "TjrUtecTsuites'l ture Bureau of Public Roads JBmLAUClWsXLE 30 Denver Colorado August S 1933 Sealed bids WTO 10:30 A M 327 DOWNINO-TO- N AVE DON'T MISS IT the conditions to copy aubject Portland will be received in the rUALES M DERRICK contained herein AUCTIONEER Pueblo OOiCldy High-claOOlCIear Keno auction service WSSMC ouices of trie Bureau oi pumio rtoaas 8t Louis 00iPt ldy 237 Custom House Denver Colorado tinW H ADAMS AUCTIONEER OOlPt cldy 111 Salt Lake 1484 TO 14B0 SO STATE HY 4S00 u u uuva HI Ill uio AIM UJ OOiCldy San Diego of August 1033 for 17581 miles of Base sen Fran OOlCIear -b course surfacing on project 00 Clear Seattle UTOMOBILES FOR SALE 32 C-- 4 of the Hoback Canyon Forest High OOClear Spokane located within or pastly TIRaln way Rout Tonopah 14IClear uounWashlngtn Forest within the Teton National Wlnnemuc C a V1 OOlCIear ni YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR w lev n vi c"U ut uuu Yellowstn OllCldy Wyoming involving major Items of ap 831 33IRaln Yuma MONEY HERE or unciaui-flesooo cudic yaras proximately Excavation 17581 mile Fine Crad EGAL NOTICES 44400 ton 1931 SEDAN DELTVERT new tlres1315 ling Subarade and Shoulders ' 1031 FORD TUDOR Crusher Run Surfacing: and other minor 2i 1028 ORAHAM SEDAN 4 speeds 200 IN THEDiSTRTCTCOURTOFTHI items of work Tha attention ot bidders' 1920 HUDSON Sedan side mounts 300 United State for th district of Utah Is directed to the provision covering FORD 141 on TUDOR In for mt petition discharge Sotlce portion of th Contract In th matter of Carl Subletting any use to the 157-l- n "Truck motor Assignment of Contract and 1931 FORD a bankrupt-e-I- n August Klihgensteln The minimum of Domestic Material 181 Bankruptcy No 13001 completely overhauled 1125 MODEL T COUPS 39 Notice I herebx given that Carl Au- wag paid to all skilled labor employed gust Kllhkemteln of Salt Uke City on this contract shall be 05 cents per Cleanup of several buys from 121 — to 175 Utah has filed hi petition on the 23rd hour The minimum wage paid to all day of September 1931 praying for a unskilled labor employed on this con discharge from all hi debt in bank- tract shall ba 55 cent per hour Where taylor-mHiar- ds ruptcy All creditor and other persons " interested are ordered to attend at the Plans and specifications are requested 41 East 1th South Wasatch 1814 110 the will to of insure said before be upon hearing petition deposit required United State district judge In the their return within IS days from the date 1130 CHRYSLER Royal Coupe 1325 New rtires and finish W 4751 45? Bo Main 10 United States courtroom In th federal of bids checks to be made' paybuilding Salt' Lake City Utah on the ableopening tires: motor to the U 8 Regional Fiscal Agent 1930 BUICK std coups ly 31st day of September 1931 at 1 o'clock was 463 Km xss n periect nana ana epeciiica-tloIn the afternoon thereof and then and Denver Colorado NASH sedan fair cond 130 Standard 10 and Proposal may be obtained In 1121 Service there show cause If any they have wrly 101 E Sth So th prayer of th petitioner should not the offlc of the Bureau ot Public Roads be grsnted By gsneral rule of the 237 Custom houm Denver Colorado WE wish to sell 1932 de luxe Ford coupe In la court It further ordered that any condition maroon with yelA KLLIOTT Acting District Engineer perfect low wheels radio spotlight air horn creditor opposing this application shall J enter his appearance and file specifi and other special equipment Call at 111 cations In writing In opposition thereto South West Temple any tune Monday Turn to The Tribune-Telegra- m referee hi the with the undersigned except from 1 to 1 manner and at - the time a provided Want Columns and see now many 1931 CHEV coach excellent condition 18 -In general order number 11 000 ml 34S take smsll car terms housewives are appealing tor house J T McCONNELL Hy 871-ik Bankruptcy Referee hold helpers n-- lt rftV rli ruah MY 1931 Chev special sedan I In perfect Dated Salt Lak City Utah August win sen today iot wu eonoitioa 10! 1VM (terms) Mrs Edwards Was KOS--W PocateUo 901 8 100 93 S3 82 84 98 103 82 90 99 08 801 80 02 86 86 94 98 86 90 74 80 96 102 78 88 S2 04 4 OOiCldy 00 Pt cldy single OOlCIear |