| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING OCTOBER NEWS FROM UTAH POINTS 3 1833 Cyprus High School Band Officials ‘Cool WIFE JAILED Mothers’ Club Will Meet Heels’ Waiting IN SHOOTING Former Bingham Mushroom Meal For Loan Facts Takes Third Life TRADE GROWS Resident Killed As Child Dies Tourist Camp Proprietor Outlines In Auto Crash OGDEN— Suska Takahashi died Wounded With Shotgun Commission Twice Plans STOCKYARDS 12 Receipts for September Total 30561? Head Russell L Thomas Dies on Sales 105879 Head Coast When Cars OGDEN —Ogden Union stockyards Collide officials reported Monday that livestock receipts at the yards in SepOf this BINGHAM— Russell Lowell Thom tember were 305617 head number 8971 were cattle 28385 hogs as 25 former resident of Bingham 268056 sheep and 505 horses and was killed Sunday when his automomtlles machine collided with bile another During the month 5178 head of he Was en route to his home cattle were sold 6230 hogs 94209 while in Oakland after a visit to Los Ansheep and 262 horses and mules mak- geles according to word received ing total sales 105879 head compared here with 99003 for August The accident occurred when a tire The sales were approximately 35 blew out on the Thomas machine per cent of the total receipts the causing a crash with a truck Miss highest percentage of receipts sold Violet U Simas and Daniel Ken for any one month in the history of nedy both of Oakland riding with the Ogden Union stockyards Thomas escaped injury month the sheep receipts During William G and fell off sharply owing to the fact Thomas a son ofThomas of Bing Trevarthen that a large proportion of the lambs Clara was a graduate of the Bingham in this territory already had moved ham school and the Poly Tech at Oak to market Cattle and hog receipts high land At the time of his death he both showed an increase as gateman for the Because Ogden ' is a converging was Employed Southern Pacific railroad at Oakland point for the demand for livestock Surviving are his parents and s from Pacific coast and eastern con- brother Byron Thomas suming centers it has been possible The body will be brought here for for many livestock men to sell here funeral services and burial ' at prices which were well in line savother markets those with at LODGE MEETS FRIDAY ing the expense of longer shipments MURRAY — Woodmen of the World and the risk of price fluctuations mar- will hold a special meeting In Fraternal The influence of this ket outlet is credited in a large mea hall Friday at 8 p m Deputy Head lure for the increasing livestock Consul S Royal of Denver will speak ales according to Kenneth C lkeler Members of lodges in surrounding towns will attend manager of the yards two-wa- y Monday morning in the Dee hospital after having been brought to Ogden from Cache valley Sunday suffering from poisoning Apparently the child bad eaten poisonous mushrooms Two other victims of the same type of poisoning died Sunday in Cache valley Mrs Koto Takahashi 43 mothejr of the child died Saturday night and Gensaku Sakai 50 died Sunday afternoon All of the bodies were removed Monday to the mortuary in Ogden Autopsies are being conducted in an to effort learn definitely what caused the deaths The first autopsy was conducted by Dr Sanji Oda and Dr Paul R Weeks of Ogden The Takahashi home is in Benson about seven miles from Logan Drs C C Randall and E L Hanson of Logan who tdeated the patients Sunday were told by Japanese friends that they had been eating mushrooms Klrken-dall-Darli- p-A RESUMES MEETINGS MIDVALE— The Midvale Parent-Teachassociation opening meeting will be held In the junior high gym naslum at 8 p m under direction of Mra Ada Clayton president Speak ers will be Dr C N Jensen superintendent of Jordih district John A Aylett board member and Principal E E Greenwood Other numbers of the program include: Vocal solo Miss Leneve Martin reading Miss Lucile Tuttle of Jordan high school selections Girls’ Gle? club Officers will be elected T er Ogden Project Then Gives Up After Quarrel 54 PROVO— Ferd P Sutherland of the Cottonwood Tourproprietor ist camp and store at Old Tucker in cording to Principal P B Taylor Is the largest number ever accommodated Supreme Chancellor Of K of P Coming WHEAT BOARD NAMED James Dunn Jr of Cleveland Ohio FOUNTAIN GREEN — C S Auga-son has been elected chairman of the supreme chancellor of the Order of local wheat allotment committee with Knights of Pythias will be the guest George F Johnson and L R Ivory of the Salt Lake lodge Wednesday as committee members Mr Dunn will arrive ‘in Salt Lake at 1020 a m and will leave at midBULLET CHARM EXPLODES An extensive proSAN FRANCISCO Oct 2 (Phr night Wednesday While John Lynch was carving a- few gram will be given in his honor from more designs on his watch charm it Delegations Ogden Park City ENROLLMENT REACHES 7M exploded and he went to a hospital Provo Carbon county Magna GarMURRAY — Enrollment in the Mur with a shattered finger The charm field and Tooele will join with the Salt Lake lodge during the day ray high school now is 706 which ac was a cop verted gun cartridge MAGNA — A special meeting cf the Cyprus high school Band 'Mothers’ club will be held Friday at 10:30 a m in the high school clubroom announces H B Summerhays director All former members and mothers who have children enrolled for band instruction are urged to attend- - Officers will be elected and a picture of the band mothers will be taken OGDEN— Members of the ’Weber Spanish Fork anyon was in a crit- county commission said Monday they ical condition Monday at the Aird believe their “old buddy" Robert H hospital here as the result of a gunstate director of federal reshot wound allegedly Inflicted by his Hinckley to “ritz” them The lief is trying wife of a year Mrs Doris F Suiher land Mrs Sutherland is held in the commission composed of William R Utah county jail pending outcome of McEntire chairman Frank W Stratford and Charles A Halverson made the wound A charge from the gun struck a special trip to Salt Lake last week Sutherland in the left groin frac- to confer on a loan ‘Now perhaps we may have taken tured his pelvis bone and splintered his backbone an Examination by Dr a little too much of ‘Bob's’ time" said McEnhre Monday “but we sure George A Anderson of Springville Mr revealed The physician said a metal were anxious to learn how we could truss undoubtedly saved his life de- get some of the money and therefore asked him detailed questions flecting the pellets which otherwise we"He listened to us for a while then probably would have entered the said ‘I know the very many you want cavity the office Officers said the shooting followed to talk to’ He led us into former state Sanitary an argument after Mrs Sutherland of C O Pickel Inspector who is now associated with and Billy Sutherland 18 her hus- relief or something band's son by a former marriage re- and Wefund distribution repeated our case to him turned Sunday night from Soldier Long Long Story mail Summit where they went-afteSutherland issaid to have reprimand“Mr Pickel was kind to us He ed: his 4vife for not returning until listened attentively but when we got 10 p m through with our story he said: 'Oh Sheriff E G Darnell said Mrs y6u vfrant to talk to Mr Hart’ (R A Sutherland threatened to leave home Hart public works engineer for and her husband threw away the Utah) Well It takes a long time to keys to their automobile to prevent tell our story because we don’t like her from carrying out the threat In to leaVe'out the details but we felt anger Mrs Sutherland is alleged then that we needed nourishment after to have obtained a shotgun and rifle having exhausted ourselves telling the from a rear room Billy intervened story twice So we went to eat When and Mrs Sutherland is said to have we got to Mr Hart’s office he was promised to refrain from using the not in and we waited for some time guns Later however she took the Finally we' got tired and came 6n shotgun and assertedly wounded her home The commissioners were seeking inhusband formation on how they could finance After' the shooting O M Follett of a new county-citijuest at the camp took Mrs Suther- - the building and to Springville where officers building ' They say that they didn’t were notified The wounded man then think "Bob" Hinckley would turn "citified” so quickly after leaving Ogwar removed to the hospital Mrs Sutherland asserted officers den and Weber county to take up Anyhow they said that her husband attempted to “big time” duties take the gun from her and in the laughed when they recounted their “Bob” experiences and said probably scuffle it was discharged is laughing too Wants Details Seriously Commissioner Stratford said he would like to have a new city and county building in Ogden but he would like to know what Is necessary to Issue and guarantee “obligation bonds” such as is called for unMURRAY— Each grade In senior der the federal plan of financing at and junior high school is now com- the rate of 30 per cent outright gift fol-oofficers Class organized 70 and pletely per cent loan He tasked some questions of all within earshot but Twefth Max Gilbert president: Dor no reply received vice president: Orsbelle Brown eecre-tar“What do they mean by obligation Alfred Alder couiilwanLuclIl bond? reporter Heventh John Sheya president: Mary 'Could the county commission by Frame vie president Shirley Jensen secresolution obligate the people of Lester councilman retary Marlon Tenth William Wright president Lucille to guarantee payment of Adeline Vlcchialll Shaw vice president Orllcb councilman: these bonds by a levy on their propGrugan secretary Grace Goff reportrr Ninth Ray Demke president: Martha erty? “Could that be done without putMorris vice president Glen Gilbert secretary Ruth Johanneson councilman Mike ting It to a vote of the people? Davich reporter “Maybe it could but what If a Eighth Charles Hansen president Nick Ozelac vice president Margaret Miller n spendthrift commission was in office secretary Steve Tomtch councilman and wanted to go ’way over the heads Orllch reporter Seventh Elbert Parker president Rene of the people In ability to pay back? “For one I wouldn't want to sit on Gordon vice president LaVella Johnson secretary Phylllo Wallin councilman Robcommission which did that” ert Johnson reporter Chairman McEntire said he would TAYLORSVILLE— Plymouth junior high like to see a beautiful modem county-cit- y ischool has recently elected officers as building right on the site of the Meade Stedman president Shirley building-countWood vice president pels Owen second present courthouse-countsecretary Maxine Mackay vice president jail combination Dots Powell reporterRoyce - Brlnghurst Plans to Write and Lois Irving cheer leaders A student civic activity club has been orCommissioner Stratford returning grounds as ganised to beautify the school to the spirit of levity said it of the beautification contest In Granpart school might Officers are Royce be a district ts good plan to build the structure Brlnghurst boy leader Mary Lindsay girl as a McRae leader Ruby strictly county building and rent Helen Wallace Barend Van Den Akker in it to the city Commissioner and Stephan Mackay have been appointed space Halverson said lor that might be called and to draw up a constitution real estate business this club After all” said Commissioner Stratford “I guess we’ll have to write Tooele Daughters’ Unit to Mr Hart and get the details from him But there must be some things Divides Into Camps straightened out I understand city is bonded to its legal limit so If can they issue further bonds for of the TOOELE— The Daughters Pioneer of Tooele have been divided such a joint building?” of which goes to- prove that All into two camps one in the north side of the city being called the North there is undoubtedly keen interest in quarters In the prospective concamp and the other in the south sec- many struction of a joint buildtion the Barbara Bowen camp North camp elected officers as fol- ing But that doesn't serve as much lows: Mrs T Peter Hansen presi- of a balm to the feelmgs of “Bob” buddies who cooled their dent Mrs B G Stewart first vice Hinckley’s heels president Mrs John C Bryan second Mrs John England vice president treasurer Mrs Parley Thurson his- Poultrymen Discuss torian Mrs David Thomas chorister Costs of Marketing Mrs Willard Whitehouse organist Barbara Bowen camp elected Mrs Emma R Hanks as president Mrs DRAPER —Clyde C Edmonds Margaret Hill first vice president ary-manager of the Utah Poultry Mrs Clara D Adams second vice Producer Cooperative association president Mrs Hazel Shields secre- discussed cost of marketing with a tary Mrs Mary DeLaMare treasurer large group of Draper members SatMrs Jesse Huffaker historian Mrs urday J R Rawlings president of Edna Gillespie chorister Mrs Mabel the local association presided McKay organist Mrs Margaret Cald The Draper plant of the state aswell chaplain sociation has more than doubled the feed business anticipated for it at the GUILD TO BEGIN WORK opening earlier in the summer an- members MURRAY— Junior guild nounces Manager H E Stringfellow the will begin of the Baptist church 11 the with work season’s October ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY following new officers: Susie Miya MURRAY — TTiomas Martin local vice Grace Bloomquist president business man who has served several president Lorene Mullins treasurer term on the board of education announced his candidacy for the position of city commissioner making the fourth In the race Anniversary Sale! 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Replacement Price— 159 y One off the City’s Students Choose Class Officers Largest T axpayer Zu-g- el r: Me-Cl- The sun rises every morning hut few per sons think about it because it has become commonplace The same with citjr gov ernment schools police and fire protection sanitation and other important necessities of a progressive fine community like Salt Lake City Bog-de- y Many of our citizens sometimes forget how these good and necessary things come about secretary-treasur- Tbey are all the result of taxes collected from PRIVATELY OWNED PROP ERTY The Utah Power & Light together with the Utah Light and Traction Company is one of the largest Our companies taxpayers in the city 1932 taxes more than in Utah in paid - WE HEREBY CiRTirY ' OUR 0PINIONTHE I STATISTICAL OATA USED THAT IH 1 HEREIN CONCERNING 1 I LIGHT CO UTAH ROWER AND TRACTION CO ARE TRUE ANtTACCURATE BEESIEY WOOD & CO I Com-pan- -- But to pay teachers’ salaries build and costs maintain schools and colleges come this does Where money money from? — Flush Poisons and Md From Kidneys A Good Taxpaying Citizen of Salt Lake City TODAY'S HOROSCOPE Stop Getting Up Nights When kidneys are clogged they become weak— the bladder is irritated This day may be found to be beset —often passage is scanty and smarts and bum6 —sleep is restless and with many conflicting situations and Its major source is taxes collected from UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO 58-Inc- Wool Georgettes— h Novelty and Sueded Effects 56-Inc- yd Smart Coatings h Sale of Linens! Madeira— Appenzell —Mosaic 36 -- nightly visits to the endbathroom are Inexpensive The right frequent way to stop thle trouble and restore bladder and to action kidneys healthy is to get from any druggist a Oil Haarlem Medal box of Gold and take aa directed— you won't be disappointed— but be sure and get perplexities although in the main one of definite progress and promise A breaking up of old congestions and crystallizations may pave the way1 for new and alluring projects but the danger comes from an impulse to lavish investments speculatiyri MEDAL Haarlem QU Capsules— GOLD plunging Into debt and otherwise the original and genuin- e- grand kid- jeopardizing funds Reckless and Imney stimulant and diuretic right from pulsive tendencies should (Adv) Haarlem In Holland the speech controlled and the home preserved from friction Those whose birthday It Is may look for a year of much progress and profit after thebreakipg swav of old ' stagnant conditions and baffllpg sitWithout Salve or Cutting uations New projects should flourItching bleeding protruding piles ish but-- a tendency to rash reckless back come don’t if and go quickly and lavish use of funds may prove you remove the cause Bad blood ad yertt to excellent prospects Also circulation in the hemmorrhoidal ifeguaVd employment and the home veins causes piles by making the affected parts weak flabby almost tiesA child day should be dead Salves and cutting fall be- Industriousborn on thisand studiously practical cause only an internal medicine can but may also be preud amactually correct the cause Dr J S inclined excitable extravagant and Leonhardt discovered a real internal bitious After prescribing it showy thus defeating its best interPile remedy for 1000 patients wiptf success in 960 ests Notable nativity: Lillian Whiting cases he named it HEM-ftOISchramm-JohpsO- n Drugs says one luthor must HEM-ROID Tablets bottle of (Copyright '1933 King Features end your Pile misery or money CAdvj Syndicate Inc) back Sets of Six Madeira Napkins— Large Size Mosaic Guest Towels— Linen Lunch Sets Your choice of 54x70-lnc- h Cloths (without Luncheon Cloth Napkins) or 54x54-inc- h with six Napkins to match Plain or fringed Flour Sacks size 12 for laundered sterilized free from printing Made ideal dish towels Cannon Towels 4 double thread soft absorbent Light weight Inches 24x48 Bath Towels quality Jumfio Blankets inches double part Block plaids in rose rreenrgold orchid and blue Sateen bound i Vi pounds 72x90 woo:il 339 ea Pepperell Sheets Guaranteed for 3 Years’ Wear so j Scranton Panel Curtains Filet Lace Piles All Gone D Madeira 54-In- Sets of Six Cocktail Napkins— nt Cap-tul- 45 and Scarfs — city-coun- There are no mpre important functions? city or state governments than education Because of America’s appreciation of education anyone can receive free schooling from the kindergarten up to a college diploma - Replacement Price er secret- plants in Utah DO In fact the opposite special taxes must be bond issues of such Smart New Woolens - TAXES FROM PRIVATELY OWNED PROPERTY KEEP SCHOOLS OPEN Municipal electric NOT PAY TAXES is true Generally raised to pay off projects Washable Flat Crepei Og-de- ji $900000 PRIVATELY OWNED property Municipally owned property in Utah pays no taxes As a privately owned utility we pay many thousands of dollars in meeting the costs of education All Silk Printed Crepei All Silk Crepe Satins All silk Canton Crepei All Silk Heavy Sheers 42 In by 2V Yds 8 Point Filet Assorted Designs Rich Cream Color KeitH-O’BRIENrlN- C -- t |
