| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING OBITUARIES fUNERALS KDTH Century of Progress ncrtntaa funeral rasa rates chunploc L D 8 Bu report! Col Waa 1BU ANDKHflEI — Funeral aervlcesf or Niels An-mOf Sand? will be held Monde 1 P m In (be Bendy Third ward Friends may call at meeting house the family residence at Sandy ro 1 until time of services Monday Inter- -' under dire' ®"dy City tlon of Georae acemetery Jenkins mortuary - Ifn SARFZR— Funeral services for Mrs Edith Grainger Barber will bo conducted front ‘he drawing room of the Josenh yilllAm Taylor mortuary Sunday Sp mi Bishop Nicholas a Smith Friends may call at the officiating mortuary 121 No Main Saturday and Sunday prior to services Interment In City cemetery BLACKBURN — Funeral services Earl Blackburn ao 40 fprof Jpffe Delta Utah aon of Mrs D L Blackburn of this city will bo held today (Sunday) t 1 P m at the 8 T Ricketts mortuary chapel 144 Boat First South will take place In the family plot In the City cemetery with mlll- tary honore eat Bunoral services for Hannah-Blh held Sunday at 1130 a m Pf? the Draper ward chapel Blthop Alma Smith officiating Friends may call at the home In Draper until time of services Interment Wasatch Lawn burial Prk under direction of the Deseret mortuary OttOSGEMKIER— Funeral services tor Mau- rice proegemeles wlH b conducted Sunday at 3 p m In the Rose room 80 Bast 7th South Bishop Jesse M Drury Friends may cn at the officiating gold room In the mortuary until time of aervicea Interment City cemetery under direction of Deseret mor- tusry lUBER— Funeral services for Philip Huber Jr too of Philip and Lily Spendlor Huber of Fountain Oreen will be conducted Sunday at I p m In the Milton ward chapel Bishop Wh'ttler officiating Friends mty call ad the church 10 minutes prior to services Interment In Milton cemetery under direction of Deseret mortuary BOLT— Funeral service! for Arthur John Holt will be conducted Sunday at 13 noon In the South Jordan ward chapel B H officiating fishop may callBeckstead at the Gold room In the mortuary 3d East 7th South until Saturday nt 2 p m and at the boms In South Jordan from Saturday until Sunday morning at 11 a m Interment In South Jordan cemetery under diree- tlon of Deseret mortuary LAJUiEN — Funeral services for Richard T Larsen will be conducted Sunday at 1 30 p m In the Rose room at 34 East 7th South Bishop Joseph H McPhle offiFriends may call at the ciating room In the mortuary until time of servlcoa Interment City cemetery under direction of Deseret mortuary LAVENDER — Funeral aervicea for James A Lavender 48 will be conducted t4 12 noon Sunday In the East Layton chapel Friends mav call at the home of hts sister Mrr Henefer In Layton prior Saturday afternoon and SundayLayton-KaytvUle Interment In to services cemetery under direction of Deseret mortuary WlTCHEU— Funeral services for Bthlyn Mttohell of Provo will be conducted Tuesday at 12 30 p m In tha Bonneville ward Chapsl Bishop Andrew Jensen officiating Interment Provo City cemetery under direction Deseret mor t uary 110SS— Funeral aervicea lor William Moss will be conducted Sunday at 2 p ra In the West Bountiful ward chapsl Bishop Thomas E Wlnsgsr officiating Friends mey call at tha home In Woods till time o I services Interment w: be In Bountiful cemetery under of Deseret mortuary r t ( v BOISE BE4DY BMOW Jefferson Earl Blackburn NOVEMBER 12 Advocates of Peace B 11 1933 ARMISTICE TO ENTERTAIN Funeral sendees for Jefferson Earl Blackburn 40 whs died Friday will ba con- 1 ducted Sunday at p m In tha mortuary 144 East First Boutb street Friends mir call Sunday between a as and noon at the heme or the mother Mrs M D Blackburn o II atreet Burial will be in the city eemt-- Z City Anxious tery Mr Blackburn a 1 resident of Delta auc- Big Convencumbed to nephritis boa- I SaltHe Lake waa born county J5ttgl hadWaynt resided in ilia for the past 20 BOISE (JP)—GTdnjen coming to where he had n ensagsd In the national convention ofthe organi-xatio- n farming and aheep in Boise November 15 to 25 Mr Blnekbnns growing ' GRANGE DAY-OBSER- Reveal Swift Work in Building Boulder Dam: BY 1 GROUP THREE TOWNS 6600 Cubic Yards x-- to Impress Pocatello Legion Post Host With First tion Attempt — Reclamation-Enginee- rs VED of Concrete Poured Now 187 Feet High Daily-Structu- re ' to Merchants at Luncheon BOULDER CITY progress in Boulder dam construe- tlon for the past 30 days wu revealed here the past week by bureau of ' reclamation engineers Boulder dam was more than 20 per cent complete and had reached a maximum height of 167 feet above the lowest foundation point on Colorado river bedrock The height of the dam POCATELLO Idaho —Observance wnen completed will be 730 feet notf of Armistice day Saturday when aU ornamental towers including business houses city and county ofy atop the crest fices closed waa led by the American A new high rate ot concrete pouring Legion post into the 16T massive columns that Ceremonies began at 11 a m with the structh firing of aerial bombs and'the compose the lower part qf ture’ wu established during the sounding of whistles -- 40-fo- VIKINGS USED will find a city anxious to- - make a impression on Its first venture Thomas Henry Mundy good into large acala entertainment and a 18 former manThomas Henry Mundy exchange where they may ager of the Bugarhouso cafe died in a produce local hospital Saturday gt 1:35 P m of trade what they bring for what they COPPER HINES Ha realdsd it 1011 East need pneumonia Seventh South street “The drorld’s only farm fraterMr Mundy was born in Butte Mont a son of Jamea and Jennie Rule Mundy but nity” claiming 800000 members had lived In Salt Lake U years He served brings its national convention this so manager of the SugarhoUss cats tor into the' extreme northwest as year several rear Surviving are his widow Mrs Rebecca last year it took it to the southeast Mundy hit mother two sisters Mrs Oscar Winston-SaleN C Martin of Wales Nev and Mra Edaar Hotels rooming houses private res Hopes of Eureka and one brother Richard idences touring camps and open Charles Mundy of Butte Mont Funeral arrangements will be announced camp grounds have been commanlater Tribute to Pocatello’s dead soldiers period when 66Q9 cubic yards ot mix and sailors was paid during a flag were put In place each day raising ceremony at the Memorial Six Companies Inc dam contractors Whites in Upper Michigan building at noon after which the local Legion post was host to business and established a pouring record of 4300 professional pien of the city at an an- cubic yards per day since June of Century Before Arrival nual luncheon this year which alone is a new mark of Brule ih 1621 Legion Heel in construction annals deered for the grange for the city if E Norman Vaughn newly elected Ot th 3400000 cubic yards ot con planning to provide for 5000 to 8000 commander presided at the luncheon crete that will be used In Bdulder Andrew Anderson IRON MOUNTAIN Mich (UP)— grange members Advised that thouand the Armistice day address was dam 689000 are already in place Dur- White men visited Andrew P Anderson 87 reafdent of Salt sands will wish to trade what they upper Michigan H NoWalter Cleare October and of the first given by pioneer ing Lake for many years died suddenly at bla part mining regions 100 years before ar home 174 South Ninth West strest Satur- grow for what they need while in merchant of this city Ralph H Jones vember 271000 cublo yards of con- rival ot Etienne Brule accepted first Boise an exchange will be set up day at 2 18 p m of a heart attack past post commander was toastmas- crete went into the dam This amount explorer in 1621 in the opinion of Mr Ar£ rson was bom In Denmark ter and the Rev Claude Richmond required 4806 railroad cars ot gravel Charles H June 8 toll but had lived In Salt Lake where grangers may tell their prodChapman and John G B -uce at market prica in return for since 1880 post chaplatn gave the welcoming ad- and 719 carloads of cement Baner Surviving are hli widow Mrs Emma Pe- “scrip" receivable in any Boise esdress F E MacKenzie president of A definite date of total completion terson Anderson seven sons and daughBaner Ironwood student of Norse ters Mrs LtVsrn Oreen of Los Angeles tablishment for meals supplies or and the funcPresidents Augustin Jiisto of Argentina (right) and Getulio Vargas the chamber of commerce gave the Includingof "cloan-up- " and a poet believes the mythology Clifford M Harold P Ernest O and Ron- other items the dam powerhouse and tioning of Brazil have been signing pacta designed to minimize rivalries among response ald W Anderson Mrs J A Watson and mines were worked by Nora copper Western Show men held their annual appurtenant works wu set as Janu- Vikings Arranged Mrs Joseph Naylor of Salt Lake: two South American nations This picture shows them In the presidential Ancient inscriptions in sisters Mrs 8en O Nielson of Provo alld also in the Memorial build? ary 1 1937 by Frank T Crowe gen- Scandinavia Easterners will find on their pro- palace at Rio do (Janeiro - President location of th Mrs N B Coker of Los Angeles and 13 Vargas plana to return his colleague's banquet reported contracin eral for the District with western a the show the call early in the new year ing superintendent gram evening typical grandchildren mines and Indian stories tell of white ' rodeo bucking horses wild steers Judge Jay L Downing past Idaho de- tors The dam proper however may men working them Baner said 19 finished be within months races and saddle the commander partment pony bulldogging giving Charles B Foote believes Baner Norse that Vikings y enter will form part of the principal address At the same hour Twe Cooling Systems Used operated toe mines between thetime 'Charles B Foote 30 former resident of auxiliary members held their anBalt Lake died Friday in a hospital in New tainment for the grangers during the In order to lower the heat gen- they were abandoned by toe mound not are time with at the Green nuli fully banquet Triangle received to they sngaged In Idlk City according word erated by Chemical action in the wet builders and reopened by the first Salt Lake Baturday affairs north of the city Native Indians were’" of cooling are now white settlers concrete two was born In Nephi March 17 fraternity LDI 1001Mr aFoote A parade Will draw into its colThe annual dance followed in the in use In thetypes son of Timothy B and Mary Foots lower portions ot the incapable ot operating the mines as When he was 7 rears old he moved to Salt umns delegates and local civic and Memorial building as they iwere Baner said present monolithic mass brine at a efficiently Lake and resided here until five years ago organization and a produce when he went to New York where he en- military Open House Held :emperature of 43 degrees Farenheit Chapman Sault Ste Marie judge exhibit-wi- ll extend not only Into gaged in tbt restaurant buslnesg cited is discovery In Sault St Marie in being circulated above this in I During the day dormitories and Surviving nrg two brotherg Tlmothv B hotels and halls but into Foot qf Pocatello Idaho and Emerson stores and allmeeting at the University of Idaho similar system of pip network pre 1900 ot a silver button bearing the V buildings show windows Foote of Log Angeles and five sisters Mrs Edward V of Spain Louis J Taber of Columbus Ohio Senator Pope Investigates ‘Schoolbook Disarmament southern branch held open house to cooled water of 73 degrees Farenheit boat of arms of P L Eaby Mr A W Clark and Mrs F E former students returning here tor is flowed through the hardening man- who died in 1483 The button wav of Sail Lake Mrs M I Adams and national master toured the pill grange Miss Hilda Foots of Oakland farmer-Cop- pr plowed up by the first homecoming day in four made stone st Status of Fund Funeral services and burial will take recently to assure Seen as Aid to South years and to attend the Southern Activity la not limited to concrete plates which Chapman believes wer place In New York under the direction of a large attendance from neighboring ' members of the L D S church have been State Bobcat foot- placement in the dam but steel foun left by white miners states as well as from the east and America Peace Applications dations have been set tor the Nevada found in sands ot the Portage canaL ball game south timbers found on Isle Royal Swain Anderson Stanley Cleare president of the downstream Intake tower which has Oaken Frizes to Be Given pase diameter and which in 1848 and believed then to have addressed stu- a alumni association Swain Andereon 18 of 310 West Sixteenth Scores of prizes for produce ex Nov 11 (P)—SenaWASHINGTON diameter at been hewn 249 year earlier prob’ By PAUL SANDERS dents and the alumni at a banquet will taper to a South street died In a loeal hospital Batur-oa- y hibits and for the daily sports and tor Pop (Dem Idaho) today invesat 330 p m of Infirmities Incident DE JANEIRO (ff)— "School-boo- held in the school dining hall after the top on a level with the dam crest ably wer erected by Spanish adven- -' other competitive event have been tigated the status of more than a RIOdisarmament" to ate to Inclined tunnels the intake tower turers in search for copper mines of Events at the held by its spon the football game Mr Anderion was bopi in Sweden Mey provided by local merchants One of dozen applications for funds for Idaho sors to be one of the chief means school were closed with a homecom- sites have also been sunk through the which Indians told them Chapman 18 1847 but had lived In Utah for many the feature number will be a works from the THANKS OF He In public projects had lived Lake yeara Belt Into and walls five for tha diversion Mid- evecanyon of easing South American rancors ing dance in Reed hall In the QARD contest years Several sons and daughters survive and the R F C tunnels and header bores where steel to a good start on the recent ning off got Serious business of the grange inPending reports to be made on the pipe will be placed to carry tha water Democrat Iloldg Lead Augustin cludes consideration of the farm re- projects which include the $7500000 visit here of President Hilda Young Duke Falls to the valve outlets and powerhouse IDAHO FALLS Idaho-Id- aho lief program and the whole setup of Salmon river diversion plan in the Justo ot Argentina PROVO— Mrs Hilda Young Duke 47 wife Now Getulio Vargas For Louisville litayor provisional observed Armistice day quietly Satur turbines of Georgs Duka city water department the administration for national recov- Boise valley and the $4000000 Black of Brazil plans to return day without any formal program or Excavation Complete president employe died at the family residence 171 er the senator decanyon improvement houses North Sixth East street Saturday from a On the downstream face of the dam Masters of granges of a dozen states clined to comment on reports that the call early m 1934 subject to his general closing ot mercantile 11 a m LOUISVILLE Ky Nov U Wheart attack which followed shocks reelection by the assembly A two hours’ closing between footings for the powerhouse roof but- Apparently wrecking a Republican ceived Prldar afternoon when she stum- or more have indicated already their Public Works Administrator Ickes expected 1 p m observed was and ot this by Jpcal a constitutional executive bled on the sidewalk on her way to town intention to come tresses have been cut and extended For W- W Deal plans to eliminate far western rethat had run over all opposibusiness houses at the request of the to the Arizona cliff Excavation tor machine She received a broken left arm in tbt Idaho master it will be the widespread republic tion tor 16 years the Democratic crowning quests from further consideration fall American local post Legion 18 In event of his the Fact Six Nations building that will house the party tonight appeared certain ot vie ? Mrg Duke wag born November It years as head of the In addition to these projects SenaThe fire siren and whistles at 41 mostbig s state organization massive power generating equip- tory in Louisville’s municipal elec sughter tor Pope will push the request of irri- i The most publicized event of a m sharp ushered in a Pollowin nonment a built Is now complete? ever of was the signature visit tion September 4 180 gators in the Big Lost River valley for in memory of the to Provo where aha had lines raatdad In the penstock tunnels that honeyand conciliation treaty by period ot silence As Ne villa Miller Democratic may- aggression a loan of from $400000 approximately dead war world She was actlva In the L D 8 church the on comb cliffs Black Mexico both Chile Brazil canyon oral nominee drew away from hit the R F C to purchase holdings of Argentina Besides her husband two tons and twe Idaho between MONUMENTS MARKERS football A game the Nevada and Arizona sides con' Republican opponent Colonel Dan M Uruguay and Paraguay but newspa to GerreHTCBesIey Aearty - YwniUt""-- " the iatototr poured? beginning PJ& Highland Stoct acfirst intake tower concrete wss sched- ot tha Republican campaign other ten Argentine-BrezillaI slit era Mra Oelaatla Johnaon Mra commit' from Idaho the say virtually project m 11:15 at a Verstock on reduelna prices present uled to be poured this month High tee conceded Miller’ victory Jackaon and Warren Young Kanab is abandoned because of lack ot cords including the schoolbook pact mont lorelgn and either food granites Joaeph Short programs carrying out the on the Arizona Mra WUIred Brookaby Fredonia Aril stone mason cliff were over Miller votes lead 33k a had water of equally important Tarry's 2247 Washington ave Of den APd Mra Emmett Boyer Tulea Okie Armistice day theme were conducted are rushing work on a rock The treaties provided Funeral aervicea will be eonducted Tuea- retaining Carrell toe vote at toe end of Fri- ' a dozen other applications At least In afternooh ichqols tog clty Friday B Filth ward wall that will flank the dam highway day’s counting standing Miller- - 46 I ODCE A FRATERNAL are before Ickes Including a request stimuli for commercial and cultural chapel Burial will be lo the Provo city EVANSVILLE Ind (UP) — The for th Arizona abutment and 579 Carrell 46248 No votes wer L NOTICES Idaho— An Armistice day between $345000 for Idaho Falls for a pow- interchanges between tha continent’s JEROME cemetery under the direction ol the Ben 40000-00toe Arizona spillway’ 0 of unique profession finishing bun' er plant and $150000 for an infirmary largest nations Brazil with mortuary counted today a holiday was presented to Jerome xsffiSRMSpsrrwrw: program led the Boulder dam activity work Muchot F by burglar occupies Midvale Utah people and Argentina with school students Friday after- was In evidence atthe University of Idaho high J Thorbecke All nelfhbora hi Bechtel son one safe mile at and and than expert Isabella Stevenson accounting for more noon featuring an address by Ernest Governor Will Visit ' w vee their The Black Canyon project is before fnsndi here of South America's popu- Paul Willy Gerber Twin Falla for- from the dam site where the Babcock 4 1 daughters and sont are PHOVO— Mrg Isabella Pennington Steventhe reclamation bureau smd is de68 Wilcox two Js B fabrication an men it The to and attend Frank Invited hereby cordially lation plant turning son 83 widow of Joseph B Stevenaon died Mr German in officer mer the Doomed Three army to water the 1833 13 m at I p improve supply pen meeting Nov at tha home of her daughter Mrs his son Edward conduct a business signed The modestly titled Argentine-Brazilia- Gerber was in the German army ten out toe first sections ot toe world’s at Odd Ftlfowt hallT on Main itreet Saturday to lands already under cultivation and B O 270 East Second South it established 75 yeara ago penstock pipe These pen by their to add new of Smelter avenue There wlU causei Pumphrey “agreement for the revision years gnd served throughout the largest steel Incident to ace Borth nice in lands the Payette river of textbooks DENVER Colo Nov 11 WV-Th-re stocks 30 feet In diameter ar made program aleo addreuei by Mr on history and geograwas born November 14 father and grandfather Joseph as officer For several war World tn western basin Idaho our dletrlet mgr Mr Gurry and others 18o0 Atsttvenion of Of drainage of Mexican cold rolled steel two and ol youths in toe death-hou- a Vpholland effect England a plates daughter far have ot our order reaching For the good phy" mty Edward and Catharine Blrchell Penning-to- n years he has been employed aa an acs state prison at Canyon City will th for call inches is River in The thickness Salmon Moat of firm’s in For done the friendThe committee work project in 1877 H- Krengel She came to Utah In improving Twin aettllna in C for countant V V CARLSON C C a headthis toe have work never before attempted in visitor Monday— gover Sprlngville She was married May 3 1871 emergencies— usually on a call to a dam on Red Fish lake at the ships JOHN J 18LER Clerk Falls a captain with the American In the Balt Lake L D S endowment house ' nor of Colorado plant a special 3000-toopen a safe after the lock has been waters of the river in Stanley basin That agreement binds Argentina forces In the World wsr He became a machine Her husband died In 1808 is toe ot The trio— lives in the mountains and Brazil to eliminate topics “which press Roy Vigil 19 t operation jammed in an unsuccessful attempt with tunnels through Surviving are two eons and a a naturalized United States citizen Joe Sais 19 and Candelario Montoyo to take the water to the Boise valley serve to excile J H Stevenson Garfield- George daughter Steven- at burglary Extension for sny Runway Required reprehension two years ago son Magna: Mrs B O Pumphrey Provo IS— depend on that visit Danger invades their somewhat to augment present supplies— American people Small penstock pipes for the upper Thmaylew High school students furnished enhas held Vigil Salt and ' peaceful calling when they are reBIRTHS wawill this tunnels for that Smoke number tertainment special Old Fires Still carry reservoir tained tp open a safe into which the JAILED FOR DRUNK DRIVING Montoyo shall hang during the week Beaver— Bernard and Mauds Mysrs Whits Bird Sprlngville ter from remain the intake towers houses Into toe Brazilian Business and program Although Argentine Saturday tor th murder of la at the Claudln funeral home burglars have poured nitroglycerine BURLEY Idaho— Utaable to pay l°Sgden— Percy R and Lillian Edwards Tne bodv texts have been less guilty closed Saturday but remained open outlet works to provide irrigation and ending pending funeral arrangement! and then abandoned blasting at- fine of $100 imposed Thursday by schoolthose George Arnold 74 an Adams county Whetton son Georgs R and Winona Potof some other South Friday night for a longer period than domestic water for toe lower Colo- farmer then tempts ter Poulter daughter George P and Vera Probate Judge Henry W Tucker Les- American nations they have been usual to permit local people to do rado river are nearly completed The Asked A Peterson Bowman son William I and Pamela Butcher Care must be taken not to jar the ter Smooth through e petition to stay of Bridge was commit- ultramationaliatlc Is smaller pipe sizes are thirteen and week-enArmistice and have day Blenda E Larsen Hobbs ion: Clifford A kept shopping of the youths sentence end Ruth Guthrie Hall son Willard L and PROVO— Mr Pamela Thatcher Butcher safe door In removing it to prevent ted to the' custody of the sheriff to ancient rivalries smquldering feet in diameter execution on th list of regular holidays ob- eight end one-haGovernor Ed C: Johnson has informed ‘ Alloe J Burch Robinson son John anr of Bath England mother ot F W Thatcher an explosion In the county jail He so reis and the room in serve Jerome houses we business day storage great served fifty A A item provision an son by Odell Forbes significant Kathleen Henry of Provo died Frldev according to a cableFrequently they are able to com- pleaded guilty to "driving a car while for adherence discrana runway Warden Roy Best of the prison that to “schoolbook Pern B Campbell Ward ion Dominick gram received Baturday by Mr Thatcher quired that a and Mattlg Nelderjaufner Oenettl daughMrs Butcher waa born February 3 1848 plete the work in an hour but on under the influence of intoxicating armament” extension for the fabrication plant is he wishes to converse with them in n other by M ter John and Vernesa their death cells Monday at Wootenunderie Burgl Gloueeetarahlre En- one job during the national banking Ninety Attend Fremont being built 5U son Joseph J and LuelleMott gland a——— nations naai— reWawo t Thor- liquor" More than 7000 tons of steel plates Coleman newsdailghter Milton R and Vivian When a young girl aha waa marrlad to holiday last March the elder said the dolorous truth" “The O Dinner and Jamas Thatcber who died April 37 1174 becke worked 22 hours to open a safe Chamber Ira B Cmreroft Pettit daughter Gets have been far fabricated County (O into the SELL Elephant Doris E Payne Packard daughter Sidney Later she married Charles Butcher who died that contained $20000 in cash paper A Nacao in praising the schoolThe GIRLS various sizes of penstocks So heavy U and Lillian B Arlesworth Wolford several yeara ago IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Girls rep- book pact “1 that the achoola of On Fermenting Apples1 some will be of these sections when — Surviving are three Sana and ont daugh- burglars had knocked the combinaST ANTHONY Idaho Approxiter F W Thatcher Provo Jamei Butcher tion oft th? safe jammed the door resenting the Idaho Falla Disabled all South America have been teaching completed that a special contract has American Veteran of the World War not friendship but hate Two gener- mately 90 members and guests of the been England Beatrice end Qeorae but failed to get at the fund MUSEUM GETS RARE SPECIES DavenportBath awarded by the government to NASSAU tt H Nov 11 (UP)— Butcher England and the following Fremont chamber of commerce were Falla streets ations have been reared in an CHICAGO (UP)— A terici of rare grandchildren reelalng In Utah: Albert ErMonday is the busiest day for the appeared on tha Idaho s of hostility" entertained at a dinner served by the the' Eichleay Engineering corporation Judy John T Benson's Leonard nest Harold and Denis Percy is selling this Friday safe of birds birds including gorgeous experts They Relieve Pa to transport toe Doris Thatcher and Lily Thayer Provo because Parker L D S First ward Thursday of Pittsburgh elephant always hat been burglars arrange their robparadise has been added to the orni- and Elite Thatcher Balt lake pipe from construction adit landings auch a Dr P M Kelljr wss pachyderm that night end week muthe Field of the collection attempts during bery thological and toasts were given by Su- through the work adits and into the when she came staggering home from so they will have plenty of time seum of natural history here Many header tunnels where the sections her daily exercise in the apple James G ’Nell perintendent E E Wilson Dr A G will be of thehi are specimens obtained by the pinned together orchard Benson concluded she must Miller Mrs Nell Schrieber Mrs S D MOUNTAIN AIDS TRADE PROVO — Janas O Nell Utah plonaar and Cornelius Crane Paoific expedition Six Companies Inc have earned have colic Farnsworth A D Miller W R HumDURANGO Colo (UP)— Duranament Utah Indiana dlad ex Parly missionary the William V end been 65 about on cent paid at hia home In Nswctatla following go’s per she is Falls believes But now ot Don Idaho he end Friday merely Kugler has done mountain here phreys moving their $48890995 contract and work suffering from th world’s biggest poditioet to eastern Asia and the Suy-da- a heart attack J W Rhodehouse told of the Na- on Ha waa born February SI 1187 at Port something besides make front pages the Black canyon phase of the hangover Cutting Sikkim expedition Boise next in convention He lultllled in tional Grange Supply Oreen River Wyo ha aided it Durango daily papers— a mission to tha Hawaiian Islands and waa led $165000000 reclamation project wu Investigation in th appl orchard was made week veteran a resinging Community 11— Bernard Roused a operator Nov merchant $50000 Colo DENVER by survey married to Lydia Thornton Ha did much ROAD TO OUST SQUATTERS about 75 per cent complete revealed that Judy had spent th af in virgin ground on the White by William Hansen prestdent'hf the judged vealed Over 5000 persons have vis- work amons th Indiana Texas (UP)— mlaaionary are SAN ANTONIO mining enthusiasm by 'the strike t Be Inundated a son and three dauthtari ited the temoon eating windfall applas moat of commerce and the Parker Village of the chamber Surviving Selected In " claim Rose samples mountain “moving of highway 68 Texas J Claude Nell Provo Mra Mary K Span-eConstruction of in Belva of which had lain fermenting in the of newly to - stoady rise trio the Rigby Assimilation of ’ as ataas composed price girls' or land and months $33000 three high Lake K New Pace private essayed Balt Mrs Vera Registration route to Reynoea Mexico will force Harmony and Mra Iva Clark Newcaatle past to ton Bernard reported Othiel Humphreys snd Malvina Cra-p- water rights was going ahead rapidly warm sun for weeks believed was He 41 Colorado seven state show tonight tistics that and ready gold a lot of aquattera from their homes oa and tha following brothers and slaters tha government having paid $514902 sang several numbers he had a true fissure vein rather than v E and Walter Nall Pinto: Prank foreign countries were represented Mission Sen Jose plaza hert High- Charles dig its way baek to better times to date for 179 tracts of land tfiat fall Removal Charge Nell Nawoastla E Robinson or "blowout" Mra a Joseph pocket of of Hearing Minin camps in every aeetlon way plana call for beautification Loa Angelas Miss Lillie Nail Cedar City been within the Th Cripple Creek camp has long reservoir Two Small Boys Light tha ptaxa The county commissioner and 11 grandchildren area The purchase the state had shaken off their leth- 'the most active in th state since toe ’ includes 7472 To Be Set Sheriff- court has ordered forcibly entry and acres of land active Colorado 90 owners from In again new gold rush began bought Death Many camps were to Matches Burn argy detainer suits filed against the squatmost of whom five at SL Thomu 4 Ethlyn Mitchell alter 30 years of somnolence Every houuie In the town i full and Removal ter Nev a Mormon village that will be IDAHO FALLS Idaho— PROVO— Funeral aervicea will bo conOld timer and tenderfoot prospec- additional buildings axe going up charges against Sheriff Harry Rayner W-T- wo 80 feet ducted Tuosdiy at 12SO P m In th Bonneunder of WHEATLAND toe water when reserand side future side the Wyo for Miners ar optimistic tors were working by of Dubois Clark county will be heard FEEDS PECANS TO HOGS ville L D S ward chapei for Ethlyn voir is filled aa the federal government kept boost- and ate looking forward to next before District Judge Jay Downing of boys Bobert Mills and Donp ( Ray and Ethel Ore TYLER Texas (UP)— Hogs fat- Mitchell 8 daughter on reBoulder and dam SB3 Eaat Third South atreet mined Employment Mitchell of breaks weather the when yellow spring Pocatello at a time to be arranged ing the price lor newly tened exclusively on pecans are be- Burial will taka place In tha Fioto City ald Ksne were burned to death on mains at what a considered with to filtered work strikes engineer of rich the news go prospector metal between attorneys on the case Disthe Mill farm Saturday when they a favorable ing raised on the Alex Woldert farm cemetery 4131 figure persona The In a child Balt hills died Lake being out of the hoapltal vengeance near here Pecan-felighted matches in a corn crib turkeys long Friday at a m ot eeptooemie Bits on the payrolls during the put 30 trict Judge C J Taylor announced waa The greet strike' as Manoos in With the price of gold mounting The lads were playing alont In the Friday have been a Texas delicacy Farmer born hero Deeambtr 28 1824 but for the a worked within and Colorado are old several Balt last tha several being dumps southwestern The charges filed by Clark County months had bean in crib when it took fire O A Blow days Woldert believe the succulent nuts Lake conWork the second on Nevada r national Verde hospital basis e Mesa on of miles the few Harold Ellsworth allege profitable who reported toe deaths to Coroner struction also will improve the flavor of pork She la survived by her pers&te and sevof the Los Angeles bu- Attorneyof camp of the the end Victor Creek to talk be continued Falrplay Cripple Jesse Payne said duty and include specific neglect park High cost of other feeds while he has eral brothers and sisters of reau light and power had begun in state As two old time prospectors Alma Leadvllle Montgomery that Sheriff Rayner arrested charges i a luxuriant pecan orchard led to the 100 Boulder exmen were City and a man held him for a long period of Georgetown Empire Central Charles Starr and George W GilWINTER BALL PAYS pecan feeding experiment Robert Pyper pected to be quartered here while time end then released him without more drifted their tunnel In the City Idaho Springs all old produc with ANGELES LOS the Boulder end dam the of building NEPHI— Funeral services will he eonductmountain the discovery vein widened ing gold camps— were scenes of activ- the result achieved from its OLD STOCK SOLD support power transmission line into south- due process of law ed In tha north ward chapel Monday at 3 This gave edditional authority for the ity as old camps were worked over ot winter m tor Robert Pyper 75 who died at the Los baseball the SAN SABA Texas (UP)— Rememern California The first league bureau camp HELD PERFECT CARD HAND amliy residence belief that Starr and Gilmore had and new strikes made night follow c ber the children’s shoes with brass lingering lllneseThursday Angeles club of the Pacific Coast in Nevada is at Jean where Burial will be In Venhl smelters Plata La the of Mills lode started CREEK Mich (UPI-- A BATTLE mother operating the struck j will again finance toe Circuit steel towers are springing up on the cemetery under tha direction of the tips to save the toes from wear? city 29 count— were rehabilitated the mining mach league Anderson funeral home Nephi quadrangle un- desert at the rate of about one each perfect cribbage hand— a has The this ' winter league year 13 ISM They are telling them here again Mr Pyper waa bore here Map was held recently by Harry Ellis BatFor spore than 50 year miner have inery began to bum anew ot a dozen about covered After being closed for 20 years the a son of John M and Madeline Gardner players day Denver tle Creek In a game played "et his searched for the mother lode In this Within th city limits of He la survived by bla widow Mra Prper Coast league ability It gives an op (tore once operated by X M Carter Martha Ann Pyper 10 eons and deushter home He had the Jack of clubs toe region Gjlmofe and Starr mad their men were penning gold 04 the Platte beto youngsters has been reopened and the old stock Harold William promising and Alee Pyper Mrs portunity Who Slew J which creek Sand five spots of the three other suits strike afthpst at the grass roots when river n4 Cherry tween of 17 end 21 to show Telegrapher offered the public Women's bustles J A Hansen Mrs W H Parish Wells snd the “turn" of th five of clubs Charles Starr Jr found a red arrow- had been turned a hundred times was what the ages can do watch keys hoop skirts buggy whips VNavandJ they Wish Last Self Granted and the and had a hunch and turned head panned again completed his hand J Memmott and coffee mills are included He convinced his father they ahould workers were getting gold Nephi M grandchildren ANNOUNCED MARRIAGE " CHARGED DESERTION of the sidewalks 11 the Under arrowhead MOBILE AJa Nov rotting dig in th direction the 2891 AUTO CRASHES Idaho— Mr MONTPELIER and M Hutchins veteran telegrapher was POCATELLO Idaho — Charging pointed The bonanza strike was deserted town ot Altmaji John Bar Mrs PHILADELPHIA (UP)— State recW Blackett announce John Follick Romain the treasa uncovered and his made claim named was the ron the and partner buried In Spring Hill cemetery today desertion Thelma Farwell filed suit ords show that 50287 motor vehicles Red Arrow Funeral aervlee will be eonducture trove From a small hole they marriage of their daughter Larena In accordance with requests he made for divorce against Ollen F Farwell were Involved In 32001 accidents edNEPHI— tabernacle to Merlin Gardner ion of Mr and to in the Juab L D B stake Th first three carloads of high drifted their tunnel under to friends before he killed himself her Friday They were married In causing the death of 1337 persons in- Sunday at 3 p m for John W Blackett One Mra E R Gardner at th Logan L here Thursday and found rich gold or Rigby May 3 1930 and have one mi grade have been shipped to the Goldjury to 34214 and property damage who died Wedneeday In n Balt Ike 7 Mrs Farwellxeeks en Cycle mill at Colorado Springs carload averaging 12 ounces to the D S temple on November They his fellow workers nor child -of ' whom After bidding estimated at $3636400 during the s “’ The shipment was expected to bring ton has been shipped to toe Golden will reside in Kemmerer Wyo goodbye and declining to accept their custody first nine months of the year In Penn— — to mill the Hutohirs who a miners month $200000 such a Peterson advice Anna Cycle step Farhome against sylvania The death toll was an inLICENSED TO MARRY BIRTHS ANNOUNCED ago were denied credit for 75 cents The beginning of toe new boom In crease of 05 per cent over tha tame LOGAN— tM pulled a revolver out of a drawer in Anna Farhoma Pe'aom marritFALLS Idaho- -A IDAHO at Manco a store ore Th finds h IDAHO where grocery FALLS office the Idaho— the at left died Colorado his desk history repeating 87 Daughters Peterson P wife of Jacob period last year is being taken from the mine by hand self North atreet the iage license was issued Friday to were himself at D the S shot and family homa 77 East path bom worked through L Friday night after a Iona Illness Some 70 ounce of nugget have been John Negrate 21 and Alice Medreno men Memorial hospital to Mr and Mra A heart In the dull times 0 1840-5The tonnage of commercial feed lateSheFriday waa born in England about 1878 Besent direct to the Derive- - mint turned to the mountains Nevada and B Nielsen R F D No 3 Rigby she Is survived by a son He had lived In Mobile for 17 years IS both of Idaho Falls They bought by Ohio fanners in 1932 was 50 sides her New enthusiasm wax born In the California were raked for gold during and to Mr and Mr W A Beal R sfter having traveled over most of the Peterson both of Loaen by District Judge & J Tar per cent less than In 1929 and 17 per Alma Funeral arrangement are being made by lor at the courthouse war D No 7 Idaho Falla ant Isas than in 193L Cripple Creek district when S S United States tha Undtulii Si Bona mortuary P WORKS DRIVE ten-da- LATINS MOVE FOLLOWED UP TO BAN WARS 1 Pacific-northwe- Branch-Montan- a 50-fo- - ‘ - Jus-to’- e dufreraufcjl Father and Sbn FmisfcBunaled" n Work of Thieves long-neede- d — ‘ P 1 two-thir- to-Di- n Thor-beck- seven-eighth- n - STATISTICS - d lf 300-fo- Latin-America- Braun-berg- tr FORGET-ME-NOT- Drunk S forget-me-not- toast-mist- d Colorado Sees Prosperity Return As Mines Reopen Kelley-Roosevel- and Gold Rises thev o 115-m- il for T d Breck-enridg- e - rf ’ 'mi ft: 120-fo- t WV-Fr- ed aide-wal- boa-pit- were'-marrie- the-Civ- ii k r r I - r |
