| Show a Ste THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNINQ Sixteenth ward L D S ehepel Tu seder t CUNERALS m with burial In City eemeterx the Cook Ftils to Shew Up or Wp mar call at tha chapti from aoosi Clerk or Waitress Quits Get The revealing climax Ja followed by ta l p an BRADY— Futirr terrice or"Evtnr"AUni Same Day in Telegram W 390 Brady ace 37 will be held Wedneada: a swift-movin- g denouement The action 1 p m In tha Union L D S at chapel swerves from the offices and workMcGrath Bishop Horace Godfrey officiating Friend may call at the residence In shops of a huge motor plant to the Edvard McGrath TO of 140 South Btata Union Wednesday from It a m until Drake’s elaborate home on to street street dled tn a local botplial Sunday at Interment will b In tlmy of aervleea shoot-" 0 30 carnivals dance halls and even a th Murray City emstcry ’ under th RAVEL OPPORTUNITIES 18 RUCTION SALES p m of pneumonia '3CK He waa a native of Camlouth County direction of Geors A J ing gallery in another section of the Armath Ireland cams to the United tuery " " city States 50 years aao and llvtd la L(jN7— Funeral servioel lor Mra ' Sarah TRIBUNE and Teletram readare and adverAUCTIONEER Others who havt Important roles are 40 veers For 15 years ha waa Murray an ora tisers are urted to exercise caution In THALES U DERRICK Ann Fsterson Lund widow of Anthon Wa 64H Hlhcia tuctloD tetvlee Smeltlnf A rrxneine automobile or bus transporH Lund will be held Tuesday at U Ruth Donnelly Lois Wilson Ferdinand ampler for tha American He wae a et company member tation St with noon from tha Seventeenth ward chapel other Individuals ReferH ADAMS AUCnOKEER V Gojtschalk Johnny Mack Brown Ga- Vincent’s Catholic parish In Murray ences should be carefully exehansed and N G Smith adlelatlng Friends WT 4 14 PTATE Bishop TO t$ Survlvlh era hla wjdow Mrs Marcnrct vin Gordon Jean Muir Sterling Holdefinite assurance ef responsibility at-may call at tha home 137 N Watt TemMeOrath two brothers one Ttvlns In Cht-cat- o cured m and Tuesple Monday from to t loway Walter Walker and Phillip and tha other In Ireland ond three 10 to U::0 p m Interment In from day Reel listers one of New York and another of --f AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 32 City cemetery under direction of Jo-aeBUS SERVICE and the other of Ireland Laurel and Hardy are featured in Phlladelph William Taylor Inc mortuary — McLELLAND MeServices for Thoms "Dirty Work” a comedy that is typiN R A MEMBER Letland Will ba conducted Tuesday at Lawerence cally their own A Grantland Rice I P m In ’the Boat room M E 7th "Kennel Kings’’ Pop Eye So Bishop WtlUam A Batsman of Mcsportlight aervleea wera- held Saturday at Friends mar Kinley ward officlatln the Sailor In a new cartoon “I Eat My 11 Funeral O'clock noo In tha Rooaevelt chapci call at thrOold room In tha mortuary of D the L Verand S for Paramount church Sound Lawrence newt non Hancock 18 Spinach” of aarvicei until time tn Interment 1831 CHEV COACH new paint 375 who died at the Salt Lake round out the bill opening Sunday 1828 BUICK COUPE 175 City cemetery under direction of Det-- 4 eneral hoepital Wednesday follow mortuary 1835 BUICK SEDAN 75 serious Ulnesa caused by a Allowing he thoueht wae milk liiTCHELL — Funerel sendees for Ethlyn lotion elthelyeeon hih 1811 FORD DS LUXE COUPE Ilk Mitchell of Prove will ba oonduoted Mr Hanof and Lea Mrs MINSTREL SHOW new 348 cock of Roosevelt Tuesday at 13 If) p m In the BonneThe services were un1130 FORD DE LUXE COUPE ville ward chapel Bishop Andrew Jen345 der the direction et the Rbeeevelt ward 1833 CHEV sen officlatln DE WHE£L LUXE Interment Provo H W with City bishopric presidlns NOW AT VICTORY Walter E Atwood ArthurGagon COACH tlrai under direction good trunk mor Deseret t cemetery Wlscombe and new Appearance 495 tuary Walter Hv Buretner spoke The Interment was In the Roosevelt cemetery Lawrence (Continued from Put PIve) 1828 was born March 34 lata at Marysvala PACKARD DE LUXE SEDAN 485 a -EBURIAL VAULTS 1838 PONTIAC COUPE 185 Idaho Jtata survived by hla parents one QfMENT TOE STANDARD OP 1828 DODGE SEDAN 186 Laura and three brotheri La-v- ar and Nome Fields and Skip worth give Sletsr Da AMERICA'S BUS SERVICE John Morris and Thoms Lee a shyster lawyer a few lessons on the SPECIAL COUPE 75 COLE BROS (orltlnal dealers) Witerprool UTH DI L U X 9 585 cement burial vaulia 317 N et W 839jl-- J art of cheating Baby Le Roy wins COACH few miles Van Dam Evans JOHNSON BROS Improved cement burial SEDAN beautiful 131 HUPP 485 more plaudits with another brilliant vaulta waterproof 1144 Main Hv 3Vi 1811 NASH S SEDAN bargain 445 Mn Kate Van Dam Evans 77 died SunHOT water heat PILLOW SERVICI performance day at 1 SO a m at her home 73 Fifth 1839 DURANT — GUARANTEED 14 SEDAN UNERAL DIRECTORS 145 street followin a paralytic stroke TRANSPORTATION 'The picture is from an original story East 1828 CHRYSLER COUPE Mrs Event wae borp In Holland June E 115 WITH RAILROAD PROTECTION 1828 NABH ADVANCED SEDAN 345 Cornellui and by Rupert Hughes and wu directed With her par- — 1138 DE SOTO COUPE ents aha emigrated to America in 1844 175 by Francis Martin under the super- She DISTINCTIVE INEXPENSIVE SERVICE 1827 PONTIAC COUPE traveled part cl tha way to Salt Lake 75 1445 80UTH BTATE vision of Douglu MacLean Jacque- by railroad and HY 8S 1830 WILLYS DE LUXE SEDAN tha rest of tha way by 385 In Captain Hyde's company line Wells and Clifford Jones handle Both parents UTAH’S LARGEST USED CAR STORE riled from exposure and I 0DCE A FRATERNAL lack of Proper care several days apart the romantic leads ably MAIN BUS DEPOT on the plains Undaunted ehe and four NOTICES T7 W Bo Temple Qua and Tlllie are a couple of di- brothers and atatere continued on to Salt ARBOR camp 15 W O W Lake where Bishop Hunter took charts (Temple Square Hotel) vorced rucala who separated when of them e vini them Into the mre of All lerernl Ismlllss Bd CITY rNTKR MOUNTAIN DISTRIBUTORS friend their they discovered that their methods vrlvea She was married to Edvard H Evans in TICKET OFFICES 1875 daughters and eons are Sha wae an actlva member of Camp PLYM0UTH-- DE conflicted Tlllie uila for Shanghai and No hereby cordially Invited to attend an of tha Dauthtara of tha Utah PioI KENYON HOTEL WAS 156B Gus points toward Aluka Their fam- neers meeting Nov IS 131 at I p m 0 SO 2ND EAST WAS 571 ldsFfllowa hail on Main street ilies believe they are mlsslonarlei hut Survtvtn are seven rare: David E Leon-ar- d JjLgOuni8TATI’ of Smelter avenue There will LITTLE HOTEL WAS 1514 Carl Olarance and Clifford Evans of are Ignorant that their mission is Salt Lake Hfcroti and Thurston Evens M be a nice program also addressed by OODBN OFFICE 173 86fH ST PH 77 Fell River Ore qur district mgr Mr Ourry and othars crooked dice and marked decks two daughter Mra J For tha good of our ordar Neve and Mra Edward Shellenbereer of TUlia is Serving a hot tees in an O Tha committee: Salt Lake: 34 irandctilldren n4 It COAST TO COAST SERVICE CHRYSLER & PLYMOUTH V V CARLSON C C Oriental waterfront dive while Gus is one brother Herbert Van J6HN J 18LER Clerk Modern reclining sleeper chair coaches pam and two alittre Mra Lottie Sharp having a hard time of It In Alaska Salt leka and Mra Nallla Leonard Fort-lan- d whan they receive word from the atALL RATES REDUCED “NEVER A DISSATISFIED BUYER” Ora OST AND FOUND 12 torney for Tlllle’s brother who hu Frtenda may call at th Da at rat mortuary FAST GUARANTEED SCHEDULES “IMO FORD choice 8275 died telling them of prospective in- pandlns funeral aarrleaa 1830 FORD HOTEL SEMLOH W air wheels 285 3000 or Hy 633 1830 CHEV COUPE heritances Reward 3 1831 PONTIAC COUPE FC9— whit 350 d Their discoveries upon their arrival with black on back black and brotrn head GREAT WESTERN STAGES patches a result in session for the 1830 DE SOTO SEDAN homp merry n brass-tri385 Franklin med died at tils feme to) wearing 1829 CHRYSLER 75 SEDAN dishonest barrister brown leatl 105 eollari strayed from Wet aiair-fourt- h ReadingBoom atraat Sunday at 50 1838 CHRYSLER 73 SEDAN commodore ante Saturday afternoon ‘‘The Isle of Desire" carries one to IS It of Briaht a dleaaaa mevm nu 4I4IU riUVIUA $10 Aril choice 7177 Ha waa bora May IP Reward Hy 4 In Ask pa about th new sleeper nit coach Muirty 1831 ESSEX COACH 38 the romantic South Sea islands It Is a aon of Sob ana Bmma SrrWn Readme black contains ING board trunk 1830 OLDS gefFlceMj A to 6 L to Chicago SEDAN the story of the love of Manet a Ta- He wan an JnJe-- a 'S the United Stelae BUNN 196 Central But Depot 371 Main Wa 434$ 1830 CHEV COACH personal be!lonelnes lost Saturday near 276 Smell In 17 company South Reward Call Was 8185 ni hitian youth and Lellehua the girl of year 1931 CHEV SPORT RDSTR — 295 T-a" a purse black and white lost 1830 CHEV SPORT RDSTR y hit dreams whom he wins after many 235 au iarlde Tamer Harlot jCFrlfc— urlfti IDAHO FALLS— ELY NEV Bit t p m Wat 8375-Reward tone kreratl Keedlnt of Midi ale thrilling adventures In which he tri- Reedmi 1820 OR PAIGE 15 SEDAN an 395 TWICE DAILY 8ERVICB-NOR- TH Warn and Olenra it Murray DOO — Black police 4 moa white on neck -1830 CHRYSLER 73 SEDAN umphs in a desperate battle with a dauthtera j Mra Jeiie 195 seers 143 Redondo Hy 7807-- J ReW Seattle Spokane Pooeteuo Mafad R Steadman 1837 CHRYSLER 70 COACH monstrous shark and an octopus Weat Sordan and Mra Clyda Rennion 150 BrliuTle and white Boston terrier RATMUJaStesT SCHEDULE! 1827 WILLYS 70 B SEDAN 150 IS grandchildren Wli broil lc license on collar was 1818 Rew LOWEST Tha natives walk barefooted across Murray 1829 WHIPPET SEDAN 150 llam Ray and Guy Jteadm of furrar and A- BSTRAIGHT THROUGH— an inferno of white-ho- t atones NO CHANGE OP BUSES Charlta Readme of Midrala and antera 1920 FORD OOUPE choice 146 Tha picture wu screened in TamltL Mra AMl Aaderaon and Roe Readies ti gWIM TO REDUCE LEWIS BROS STAGES 1829 NASH ADV R’ S COUPe'I 150 There Robert Louis Stavanaon collect Midrala 1829 ETUDE PRES SEDAN: 8 250 Cullen Waa Hotel 104 Waa 14 PRXVATf ItMORSi eouFs 16 result cur ed folk songs and legends and wrote rrof Thornton Wg eprlnn W x733 1938 PONTIAC CAB 85 “The Master of Ballantrae" He de1836 FORD RD8TR ! 36 NEVmS-CRAND- IC scribed It the most beautiful spot BRIGHAM CITT-Hrr- um 1836 PACK COyPIJjne motor 10 LINES Hunaakir 71 ERS0NAL8 13 1831 CHEV PANEL TOUCH cork he had ever visited and Its people the a reeldent of Honayrllia for more than 0 “Maine to California" Insulated body fine condia past died Saturday m at tha most amiable Bonded and Insured tion right for milk or meat of Inflrmltlea Incident to see lly hoc Now operating large The minstrel show will be presented deliver to Tern Was M 335 Hri 11 to 11 Waa non Buses to San Francisco four times dally Utah a aoi of Abraham and Har- - MASSAGE— Else treatmanta Eva McNally Special Thanksgiving rates riot V Beckatead Hunaakar He married 408 83U0-E nurse Bo W 3nd exper Reclining chair seats Julia V Hanaen February 1 1178 at tha 9SSS WAS E 2ND Bndowmant houaa In Salt Laka City He Room 315 35 E let South Wu 6133-wet an active member of the L D S Ogden office 3M 35th Street Phone 55 and epent two yeare from ISIS to 801ENTIFI0 Swedish massage 31 (Reduce - Provo office Joe's Csfe Phone 157 n Arleona on a colonltlni 16914 Malm Office 305 treetmente) mletlon hit wife end the foUowIni MISS RENEE expert massage and bath chTldren: H 6 Hunsaksr Mrs Gertrude 35 N lst West Apt 313 W 1445 Inc Sunday NORTHWESTERN STAGES 42 Charlet Wilson Olbbs and Mre Verde Leva of Ogden Mrs Vessl Taylor of California Farley L JT C BOISE TWIN FALLS 11000) 150 Charles Thatcher Wilson 44 tormar min-- of nd Amos E Hunsaksr ail of HoneyviUa 16 5601 JEROME IDA BURLEY in engineer Salt Laka died Saturday Funeral aervloss will be held Tuesday at QETECTIVES Dally Fastest Via Snow Vine Cutoff noon of :30 p m at tha Honexyllle L D 8 ward carditla In n local hoepital LeeuTmata deteo i Cullen Waa tee Hotel 1064 Asst Depot j lolloping an tllnaaa of on ytar chapel Bishop a A Btnehem will eon-du- ot iW 401 tab Bav R ft bldg W 338 Mr Wilton waa born September 4 1 th services Interment will bt la the 1931 I BUS INFORMATION FORD DE LUXE SEDAN Ilk In Kaneae Cits Mo He had been a reel Honeyvlll cemetery BUREAU ' Was new an unusual buy 268 34 East 3nd So aent of Salt Lake tot about II rtara :00T SPECIALISTS 1131 FORD DE LUXE TUDOR SE- Burrlvim are hia wife Mra" Maml D ANYONE desiring transportation to Grand DAN fine car lee It Wlleon: two dauehtefk Margaret Fatty and Williaih ' $450 1911 FORD SPORT COUPE miidinssmOT? excelMary K Wlleon of Salt LaJiei hla mother RAINBOW STAGES 227 "W MAIN 11 loci eorna cal- lent MriLrK: Wilton ana a brother Abner OGDEN— William Dlckamore 41 died Friieo $$ 60 Denver )6 $0 L A I5M 1930 FORD 'coV'ERTIBtE ' COUPE it Wilton of Seattla Waah Sunday at a local hospital of pneumonia Phone Wa 6926 for loweet ratee Ir wheels for quick sale He had been 111 since last Tuesday T7 345 1930 FORD FORDOR SEDAN WILL take 3 passenger to points In north-er- a family home la at 3111 Quincy avenue He wae born In Ogden October 14 18M yEDICAL B Knowles fain Arisons Phone at once Hy 1180-315 J eon of Henry and Efims Bankomer BUS TICKETS SHARK EXPENSE CARS Mra BUiabeth Balm forth Knowlea 15 Dlckxmore 1930 CHEVROLET Besides his widow ha la sur- OR GRIFFITH- - specialist "tor men Car COACH fin 81 w South was 8000 3nd 11314 South Mala at Wae 861 Of 74S Watt North Temple street died at vived by four sons William Edward Walhape ns 1910 CHEVROLET tha hqbv of her elater Mra H B John- ter A Theodor and Orant E Dlckamore COUPE 250 good 1829 FORD COUPE ston ft 1 Ilghtta Bast treat Saturday at three daughter! Ruth L- Thelma U and ° w‘“° ‘hTEAMSHIP TICKETS nice condition 185 19 1829 FORD TUDOR SEDAN a m of a heart attack all of Osaen Mary E Dlckamore hie 186 ItSha only 1828 waa born tn Salt Laka Oetobar 18 mother ill brotheri BUICK SEDAN bargain Mar Adella Surviving are hit wifi 145 Henry Dtoksmore 1828 DODGE CONV COUPE 1171 and bred most of hsr lift in tha Six- Elk River Idaho Paul Dlckamore North Cortsen four daughters - Twlla Lillian INFORMATION all lines taurs end cruises 145 tee 1830 FORD COUPE real taen th L D B ward whsra tha waa aotlrg Oedan Mavoe two eons Dlckamore HarrievHle Marls and Loreta Cortsen 350 American Express Oo 34 W 3 8 W Sr (buy In shutfh work lnolodint the oholr Adam Clckamora Plain City Clem ana Loyal and Norman Cortsen and a twin w" 1935 FORD tha Ji0 seminary John Dlckamore Farr West two sisters brother James Cortsen all Of Ksnosh TOUCK k4 long I ba HELP eonduoted Tues20 etake body practically new Burvmng art tha following tons and Mrs Joseph Taylor tnd Mrs Taylor Puneral3 aervleeaInwill tha Kanoah L D S 1931 FORD STAKE TRUCK daughtsri: Melba Lynn Frank and Darday at p m WANTED 1911 FORD COAL TRUCK onli win Knowlga of Salt Laka Vamon Roily member of the chapel Burial will taka place In the and Huih jCnowlea of Glandala Cal SurSOME CHEAP TRUCKS 16 TO 175 ao of funeral Kanoah cemetery MEN and Women earn 115 weekly easily ter by Larkin viving brotheri and alatara art: Mrs Haber selling Real Bilk hosiery and lingerie BAKER MOTOR COMPANY Kelly Mra Johntton Mra W J War- di Sons between now Ness and Christmas Apply ren Mre H F Watson Oharlaa Joseph Stevenson AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER Bids R John and Lorenao Balmforth 3RD SOUTH ANdTrd EAST Funeral aervleea will ba eonduoted in tha PEOVO— Funeral services fpr Mrs sabella WANTED— Andrew job to biker steady Ref So Idaho town Bos right min Psngintton Stevenson 3 widow of Trlb-T- cl KANOSH— Andrew 3 Cortsen IS town Joseph B Stevenson who died Saturday of Kanoah died Sunday At 13:40 her at the home of her daughter Mrs EXPERIENCED solicitor Apply Meyers a m In a Salt Lake hospital of kidney B O Pumphery 370 East Second South TURKEY CROP LARGE electrlan Cleaning and Dyeing 114 fee 3rd Bo trouble following a 10 days' lUneaa He street will be eonduoted Wednesday at 3 WS MUST 8ELL ALL 1931 MODELS RELIABLE man wanted Opportunity for entered th hospital last Friday p m to the BprtngviUs L D S Fourth IMMEDIATELY advancement with national orsaniia-tloTO COMPLY PRICES SLIGHTLY Burial will be to tha Bprlnsvllle Mr Cortsen wu born at Kanoah Oc- ward WITH 403 K E FEDERAL Smith Bids Neil call CODE Friends may at th tober 15 1571 He had been k farmer and City eamstery wu later town qtarehal superintendent - Olaudln funeral home at Provo Monday and GOOD money dally—Men and women V 1cm and sell locally America's newest tor Tuesday until S' p m and then at Mra waterworke and town electrician (Continued from Fas Fin) YOUR LAST CHANCE ousehold nscesslty many years holding th latter position Pumphrey's residence prior to tha aarvlcea Apply at office Richmond hotel 70 E N Tetnpie cannot walls or ports ao that tha birds -- TO BUY THE VERY LATEST PLTM-OCTin tha strugstrike solid role which offers him frequent portunities for dry comedy NEWS FROM UTAH POINTS NOVEMBER 13 1833 op- SPEEDS Edward Father of Utah WORK SURVEY I REVEALS JOBS FOR21313MEN CAFE WORKER Schools Chief KILLED BY AUTO Dies at Age of 89 Police Hold Pedestrian’ Death Unavoidable Rites Forest Employment Data for Four Statei Sent XI to Washington LOGAN— John Zehnder 34 employe of the Grill cafe wu instantly killed Sunday about 4:15 a m whan struck by an automobile driven by George Torgeson 24 at tha corner of Second OGDEN—Wanted 21213 men in East and Second North streets A corUtah 9889 Idabd 9388 Nevada 1079 oners’ jury consisting of C Lester unskilled for 963 Wa(ea Wyoming Pocock Ru Rasmussen andJRoy Tims labor from 43 cents to SO cents per wu called by City Judge Juptt P Rich The Jury viewed the body at the Rich hour Mortuary company Briefly that is the result of two Sunday and will conduct tha jrest of days’ study of how the forest service the inquest Tuesday at 10 a m in Region 4 can immediately particiActing Chief of Police James’ A pate in the 8400000000 civil works Smith and Patrolman Guy Christensen fund recently an- administration investigated and reported that tha Tornounced by the federal government geson car wu going east on Second as available tor work which can be North street at about 39 to 40 miles ' started quickly per hour Zehnder wu walking south R H Rutledge regional forester on his way to work and according to announced Sunday night after a two-dathe officers either failed to set the conference with 19 forest supercar or- misjudged the distance and visors in the fourth region that he has walkad ihto the left front tender which i telegraphed that information to the threw him up in the air and he struck chief forester of the United States in his heed on the windshield nearly Washington severing bit right ear and fracturing Late last week the chief forester hit skull sent a message to the regional foresMarks show that the car itoppei ter at his headquarters in Ogden askwlthin 60 feet after hitting the man ing for detailed information regardthat tha body of Zehnder wu and ing such work and the number of men or carried by the car 36 fqet dragged forto in work the could be who put Chief Smith said it looked like an unests of Utah southern Idaho Nevada avoidable accident and western Wyoming Zahnder wu born In Bern Swltser-lan- d ' Speed Premlaed September 26 1879 the son of L Skidmore William " Christian and Anna Bronnemann Ze"The foreet eervlce can put half of hnder Ha came to this country in 1928 those men to work within a waek He la survived by a widow three after receipt of authority" said Mr ' Succhildren one brother and other relftutledge Sunday night “W havt William L Skidmore atives all of whom are In Switzerland the projects all mapped out our sucumbs at Home in Funeral aervicu will be conducted pervisors have satisfied us as to the Tuesday at 2 p m in tha German L advisability of every item of work D Richmond to & ward chapel with burial in the is and the forest service ready go” The chief forester had asked for Logan City cemetery under the dithe information not later than Sun' Lobark rection of the Mortuary company day night and although it required RICHMOND — William almost constant conference from Skidmore 89 plomlnenf L D S until School Sunday night Publication early Saturday the advice was made evtilable end church worker and public official and the hope expressed that the 21313 men father of Charles H Skidmore state Paper Regina at Tooele will be on profitable jobs Immedi- superintendent of public Instruction ately Preliminary conference! had died at bis residence here Saturday been held et other points in the fourth at 3:3d pv m of ailments incident to TOOELE-T- he T H S Oracle ” forest region those meetings culmi- age''1 Tooele high school student body paMr Skidmore waa born in Philanating in the conference In Ogden will make Its appearance MonMr Rutledge announced the follow- delphia September 22 1844 and came per for the first time In more than day ing division of manpower among the to Salt Lake September 8 1838 with two years Skidstates forests of the four under hie hie mother Harriet Shrader The staff for tha T H S Oracle for Forest projects: Utah more and tha following brotheri and this year includes: Glenoid Hiss supervision: 5670 men Idaho 7068 Nevada 923 siatera Henry Samuel and Mary editor Katherine Goodjohn assistant Rachel Wyoming 965 editor: Ross Williams business manhorse drove State land projects: Utah 4213 of he At the age It Dale James and Lynp Vowles Idaho 1720 Nevada ISOl team to Utah from tha Missouri river ager assistant business sports Private land projects: Idaho 600 Ha wu an early settler of Perry Box news Grant Russellmanagers socials Millie whare Richmond Elder and county NIB A Ratea Expected Kurtz humor Virginia Barrui class 4 home Definite Information has not been he andMrB F Grant ware given reporters Virginia Mahoney' seniors Lewis and with MrsJ3eson ' Bud Marshall juniors Virginia Sack-et- t received relative to wage for skilled Creak Inof Battle A veteran the labor but the best Information avail- dian war and other engagements Mr sophomore Lee Avia junior high school Annis Crandall typist T R able la that N I R A regulations will Skidmore much Johnson will act relied for wu upon aa faculty adviser N I R A govern such payments valuable Information concerning the wages for unskilled labor range from of northern Utah provParent-Teach43 to 00 cents minimum In this re- early history er Tooele ing particularly valuable at the time gion "Jim Brldger" celebration at On skilled labor no information of the in 1923 Group Namei Officers has been received but it is expected Logan Ha wu married to Sarah A Knapp that the chief forester will advise the In 1868 who died in 1891 and also regional officers immediately on that to Charlotte Wllmetta Ecklund who TOOELE — Tha Tooele Parent-Teache-r of the phase gigantic reemployment died aeveral years ago association met at tha Tooele drive which alms at removing 4000-- ‘ Mr Skldmora wu a successful high school' auditorium Wednesday 000 unemployed from relief rolls by farmer and also served as Justice of night and reorganized for this year's ‘ makework projects tha peace at Richmond and In a num work Mrs H T Goodjohn wu again Camps will be established as soon bar of other civic positions He was named president and Principal Jesse as possible it was said Sunday at bishop of Richmond ward for mora F Steele of the school is vice presiforest headquarters The men will than Sun- dent Mra Julian C Wood was elect20 ytara and also served perform much the same kind of work day school superintendent president ed tecratary and Mrs Mattie Anderas watasaigned to the Civilian Conser- of the high priests’ quorum and in son will act aa treasurer and chairvation corps The work will be large- 1903 wu man of the membership committee made a patrairch ly hand labor as the administration sons William It wu decided that meetings would art eight Surviving to wants employ as many men as pos- A Skidmore Brigham City Elmer G be conducted once a month and that sible and also wants to keep down the Skidmore and Cyrua R Skldmora a regular course of study and disof expense equipment Richmond Justin A Skldmora Delta cussion would be pursued With the hope of starting work George W Skidmore and Wilbur Skldthe throughout region immediately mora Charles H Skldmora Free Medical Clinic said Mr Rutledge the proram could and DrLogan Earl L Skldmora Salt Lake bo continued profitably both to the five Planned daughter! Mrs Harriet A Blair Magna forest service end the men until at and Mrs Elsla L Allen of Richmond least February 19 Subsequent to that Mrs Melinda R Cutler Preston date continuation of the work under Idaho Mrs Ada L Jensen Logan MAGNA— Plan art being made for the C W A plan likely will ba subject and Roxlna M Skldmora Salt Lake a free clinic dispensary hare to aid to the action of congress in medical ears and advice also 60 grandchildren All of the work will be under suDr R J Alexander superintendFuneral services will ba conducted pper vision of the forest service in the Benson L D S stake taber- ent of the 8alt Lake general- hospital nacle In Richmond ward Tuesday at and chief oounty physician and Mrs ! ADULT CLASS PLANNED 2 p m Triends may call Tuesday Rosa Petersen local school nurae MAGNA— AD persona Interested In have presented their tentative plana to the services Vocational education needing voca- prior Burial will take place In the Rich- for such a clinic tional rehabilitation or those who do mond cemetery i not read or write English end desire classes are requested to meet Monday ORCHESTRA BEGINS at 0:43 p m In the Cyprus high school to arrange tor these studies PARAMOUNT RUN 1 ’ y - -- d of ' - - u ' for ' The Weather1 eonditkmt Novtmbn yther The northern plain itorm IS 19SJ Garfield Observes Armistice Fete GARFIELD— The Cyprus port No 38 held its annual Armistice day program at the Utah Copper club SaturThe evening’s events day evening opened with a parade through the town of Magna in which all of tha local civic organizations of Magna and Garfield participated B L Jones manager of the Utah Copper club entered one of tha best decorated floats in the parade Darrell T Lane national committeeman of tha American Legion wu the speaker of the evening The legion Armistice day ceremony wu carried through by E J Gardner port commander F C Green vice commander Tex Marshall Varl Haws and C R Naylor adjutant Entertainment was furnished by a quartet under the direction of A C Ensign and a baritone solo by Grant iOerUlnued from Pea Plre) Without You Mias Sinclair a Salt Lake girl who hat recently appeared in New York pleased the first-nigaudience with her soprana solo In “What Good Am Without You " As tha beautiful new silver metalline drapes fold back the orchestra drifts into the strains of the famed Hungarian march “Rakoczy" It it a fitting Inaugural of Kerekarto and his orchestra Tha orchestra also presents “Bolero" by Maurice Ravel which la by the symphonic arrangement of the popular songs Kerekarto took three bows after the Ravel number Just U Kerekarto had congratulated Arthur Freber tha concert muter the house was plunged Into darkness a main fuse melting Responding to the tumultous applause that luted mora than five minutes tha conductor paulnt tapidl? tiatwavd and to now central in tha upper Great Uku revion attended br moderate precipitation and wind m tale atrenttn in tha extreme upper Mlsslaalppi It to much polder in the northwestalley ern plaint etatee Generally lair weather prevail along the Atlantic seaboard and from tha Rockies waatward to the Paalo ne eoast An immenae area hlch Parametria PrMUf dominate the plateau and the northern Pacific ooirt and norih-r- n Rock lee with clear aktea moderate Cep temperature! and relatively cool nlshte fol-lowTh extrema toil them California eoast Is somewhat wanner with maximum temperature of 91 dexreec at toe Ancales Comparative data lot Balt Lake City: 'T'fMks'ur Decreet Highest today 17 7- Highest In this month since 1174 Lovett last night 14 lowest thlg month slnoe 1174 —I Mean lot today 4 Normal 45 inches Precipitation Total for tha M hour ending at 4 hit appreciation and thanked Toi'alTpr' thfg’ month to date" !!!!!!!”! ill Baker auditors forrtheir orderliness Accumulated deficiency for this mouth A dance followed the’program with pit to dale Standing in tha beams of a flashTotal since Oct 1 to date II 074 one of the largest crowds of the year held by a stagehand Kerekarto light cumulated deficiency since Oct 1 1 17 In attendance Sun rises at 7:14 and mis at 1:11 No-drew forth all the power of hit magic ember 13 loll violin playing a beautiful cadenza WFvrarn observations taken yes- trailing oft to “Carry Ma Back to Old Auto Mishap May Virginia He wu unaccompanied First applause and then tha illencqwere Cost Man Sight athetribute to the conductor and hit ganization or- ItaUen ihiise r venue Chicago Denver 04 Junct Helena Kaneae Cltj lander L Angeles Mlnneap Modena heediee hew fork Omaha Phoenix Pocatello Portiftnd t i I ? Puehio Pfno fct - rm LguIi Lftw Fraa tpokan lonopah V ftquntn V iitnrnnie Ypiu)Ui MOAB— Ralph Miller manager of - The orchestra will be a nightly feathe Moab Cooperative company- - suf- ture starting at 9 o’clock Kerekarto fered possible impaired eyesight and his nephew Jack Goodspetd suffered minor injuries when the truck loaded with store supplies In Which Miller wu driving overturned Saturday night 13 miles west of Moab on the highway to Thompson The accident occurred when the lights of the machine went out the car rounded a turn Miller Wu pinned under the car and the acid from the battery ran Into both eyes Good speed waa thrown clear Goodspeed wu forced to break tha glass in the truck to free his uncle They were brought to Moab for first eld by a passing motorist It wu doubtful until Monday whether -- Mr Miller had lost hit sight and even 'oo pt idr now’ R Is not known to what extent !oo cier his vision will be affected He is in® treated at the Moab hospital clear 'm clear where it is reported that there it soma e ir Whence of hit Pt jo regaining his full sight u be-‘o- fl also will be beard in a daily afternoon concert planned for 3 o’clock starting Monday Even with such an outstanding treat as Kerekarto one cannot overlook Ruth Chatterton In “Female" She hu stepped far away from all tha other Urn characters with which the has been associated In the past Sparkling Dialogaa If you like sparkling dialogue lines and appreciate love technique that la something new and Unusual then see “Female" - brilliant smart and pretty chief of the Drake Motors Inc Miss Chatterton can’t understand why a woman ton dominant position cannot command men as the great rulers of the world have ruled over woman She follows the rule of “love them and leave them" until she at last meets defeat George-Bren- t Miss Chatter-ton’husband plays the leading male Aa Alison Drake s PACIFIC i :y VERYWHERE— Extra low Kate Fro K Cpv S0T0 S Ctasc u iwgrsrKfflTnBTsrgariwg Franklin Reading r w k Stevens toe If H llyrum lluniaket u alls wwraMwHtK’ffW'w: 6266 OBITUARIES 24 MA8ra'BTASuSTAR“ $0 Ctase & SSeveis Inc $0 STATE Thatcher TIE FORD C0RNER Dlckamore Elisabeth &riLthuvfiSa i t MLE Isabella Cortsen UP object any gle alter the stick 1 made Tha feathers can ba rapidly removed but extreme care should be taken to prevent acurfing or burning the akin while doing aa Pinning la a alow tedious job but must be carefully and thoroughly done Remem ber the specifications on this point "with breast practically free of pin feathers and only a few scattered pin feathers over the remainder of the carcass” A good pinning knife with s blads about two inches long and no sharp edges or joints will help greatly in this work The wings legs and neck should ba pithed clean A cartful rigid inspection of each bird for killing roughing and plnhing defects is usually necessary before passing tha carcass on to tha next group of workers Here toe abdomen mutt b firmly pressed "with a thumb on each side fingers on back to force out all undigested food left In the large Intestines Then the feet should be washed thoroughly and dried before the carcass is hung up Any soiled spot of blood or dirt on the flesh should be cleaned with a clean damp cloth A tear to the akin should ba carefully sewn with No 40 white thread while the skin is still warm If by any chance considerable feed it in the crop it should ba removed by cutting along the aide of the neck removing the entire crop then tewing up tha akin v Avoid F reeling The carcasses should then be hung up not touching each other or any other object to a cool clean place until thoroughly chilled but not frozen In extremely cold weather a heated room may be necessary to prevent freezing Frozen birds cannot be graded or packed The internal temperature of the carcass must b 4 between 30 and 36 degrees Fahrenheit before they are packed Turkeys chilled in this way may be piled and covered to prevent excessive evaporation if they are to bi held another day before packing or delivering to the grading plant i Some of the Utah turkey growers did exceptionally well last year in growing killing and dressing their flock as evidenced by the fact that 90 per cent or more Of their birds were placed to tha prime or top grade Other flocks were marketed at the same time and with tha same graders and the grower as wall as the buyer and graders were much disappointed cenLflt their birds could be graded aa prime There are two possible sources of such poor results The birds were not fat and well fleshed or there waa very careless methods used to killing1 dressing and preparing for market EXPERT REPAIRMEN with ear to sail tional Nuts commission Apply Btter p m 1181 Sherman ave MALE wtorwartmenf fotiNS’Toupla work Call Was 5626-lTON staks body truck for hlra FINANCE COMPANY THESE SERVICE GARAGES have put Into effect an orrsneemeat With J B' BURNHAM FINANCE CO whereby you msy handle repetr ’ on b monthly petyment plan chert DRIVE m-- ASK ABOUT IT-ll- AVE REPAIRS MADE : IN ONE OF THESE SHOPS AUTO FAINTING GARAGES M J MUIR PAINT SHOP MKAN AUTO REFINXSftlNQ oldsmobhes ' AIM general Repairing EASY FAYMENTB BODY XD FENDER WORK Tus Wilson WORK GUARANTEED 555 SO MAH 'W 2074 AUTO CONDITIONING - 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