Salt Lake Tribune | 1933-11-23 | Page 20

“’v THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING Additional State News' Additiopal funds for maintenance of the Salt Lake county haspital for the remainder of the year were provided Wednesday when th county commission transferred $10000 to the hospital from the charijy payroll Inflation May Ruinous Follow Professor Rogers Says budget NEW YORK Nov 22 m— Professor James Harvey Rogers of Yale university declared today in a statement commenting on the resignation of Dr O M W Sprague as special to the secretary of the treasury that the real threato inflation la not In the presentwtfnetary policy of the government “but from the possibility of its failure" "Among the inflationary devices by conentrusted to the president “the gress” said Professor Rogers milder are being used If they do not prove effective the danger is that congress will make mandatory more drastic and even uncontrollable measures In this event it will be upon those who sabotage the present policy that the onus of such a frightful disaster must rest” Professor Rogers who with Protestor George F Warren of Cornell university it one of the principal monetary advisers of President Roosevelt taid the present policy of the govern- ment is "very similar" to that recently pursued “in several of the most enlightened nations of the r world” and that Dr SpragUe's of resignation raised the question of “Why the great commotion?” “What it thi gold policy hailed as panacea in certain circles arid as certain disaster in others?” Rogers asked "Monetary control has been the civilized general throughout world during most of the time since the great war Intelligent control in the United States is for the present necessary and must be exerted “In a word for our own internal lituation the dollar tends to be too strong In the foreign exchange marHence Just as kets of the world recently in France and in England It is being arbitrarily held down and purposely In addition It is being forced down by the purchase of for eign currencies" let-te- In addition Barney F Quinn county charities commissioner is preparing to confer with state relief officials in on effort to obtain approximately $5000 Jo defray expenses in treatment of nonresident patients The combined funds would provide almost enough money to finish the year although a further appropriation of $5000 may be necessary observers noted The hospital exhausted its salary account at the beginning of the month when 17 employes were forced to wait for $1100 of their October pay After a plea made by Dr R- J Alexander all hospital superintendent agreed to continue working until the salary funds could be obtained A saving in the charity department was made possible county officials said because a large part of the salaried work has been taken Nover by federal agencies - ‘Short Haul’ Law Change Favored By Brotherhoods CENSUS DROPS Report Shows 32 Fewer Eligible Children Than Last Year OGDEN — The annual Weber county school census shows 32 fewer children of school age this year than in 1932 Keith Wahlquist superintendent reported The total is 3716 children 1896 boys and 1820 girls This year's census reveals a net Increase of only 48 children of school age during the last 10 years Slight decreases in county school attendance may be expected in future years Superintendent Wahlquist said pointing out that the population of Weber county exclusive of Ogden city has been practically static several years He said that under present condition no work Is available for yoang people in the county and when they grow up they move away Unless new industries are provided or more Intensive agriculture is made possible a decline in county school attendance Is to be expected Mr Wahlquist assented Comparison Given J Following is a Comparison by schools with and the number of boys and girls in each school: last-yea- r Ways and means of effecting modi- fication or repeal of the "short daul” or fourth section of the Interstate commerce act were discussed Wednesday by members of the policy committee of railroad brotherhoods meeting at the Newhouse hotel The meeting was presided over by Harry See of San Francisco legislative representative of California for the Brotherhood of Railway 23 STATICS County Hospital Currency Policy Gets Funds From Foes Held Real Charity Budget COUNTY SCHOOL Junior C of C Finance Menace 1 NOVEMBER OBITUARIES MARRIAGE LICENSEE E McCLAIN BARBUS 2d Bait Lake 24 Salt Lake MAXINE EGBERT ALFRED F FULLER 2J Garfield 21 Salt Lake JULIA I CHRISTENSEN iLEO D JENSEN 23 Heybum Idaho ZYXPHIA M HORN U Heybum Idaho kOYAL M HANSEN 19 Salt Lake 17 Salt Lake PHYLLIS T MARTINDALE KENNETTH J KOFFORD 25 Union Ore FLORENCE R SUMMERS 35 Grand Junction Colb OGDEN—The Ogden chamber of 20 Corinne L FREDRICKSON commerce directors Wednesday ap- HENRY MARION YOUNG 17 Cprlnne M JONES 30 Salt Lake proved the following Six candidates OTIS FLORENCE ANDERSON 36 Salt Lake for membership on (he executive com- ALLEN L HOLT 22 South Jordan mittee of the recently created Junior HELEN CRANE 22 Riverton J PETERSONM8 Salt Lake Atwell M DAVID division of the chamber: 40 Sail Lake OLIVE CHRISTIANSEN Wolfer James L Platt E Vendell1 MILAN P J FOWLFR 20 Leht Elmer R Burke Allison E Smith and ILA M SPENCER 18 American Fork WILBUR G HARDE 41 Salt Lake I H Griffin 24 8alt Lake LUCRETIA PESNALL The candidates were recommended JAMES R DAVIDSON 22 Salt Lake 17 JUNE GOODMON8EN Salt Lake by the Junior chamber Tuesday night JOHN W TAYLOR 21 Cokeville This committee will serve until the GRACE B LEWIS 22 Montpelier Wyo Idaho Herman Board Approved Junior chamber's first regular election of officers in January The junior chamber division alms to carry out projects which require more time than the senior division can give The first junior division project indorsed is a ski hill at the mouth of Taylor’s canyon and the action of the civil works' committee Wednesday m approving that project presages success to ts first proposal P-- T COALVILLE EINO KENNUNBN 20 Superior 18 MARY ELLEN McLEOD Wyo Present School Program A to OGDEN— Under the auspices of the r a proassociation gram will be presented Thursday from 7 p m to 8 p m in the Mound Fort school announces Lyles W Larkin president of the association Included In the program will be musical numbers by the school orchestra paper on "Relationship Between Parent and Teacher” Marian Hill a Weber collegestudent Thanksgiving play elementary students chorus sixth grade students and address Dr W M McKay A smokeless smoker for boys of the school and their fathers will be assponsored by the Parent-Teache- r sociation Friday at 8 p m in the school auditorium Wrestling and boxing will be features of the promatch begram with a wrestling tween Fred Timmerman and M L Christensen constituting the main event All boys of the school and their fathers are invited to attend vtiie HATCH Idaho BALDWIN 22 Wyo Superior Idaho Idaho JAMFlS Idaho ALTA Idaho JANET CLARK ADAIR JENSEN ANNA HOOGAN 19 Moreland IS Pranklln 18 Preston WAYNE 20 CHRISTENSEN WILPORD Blackfoot Idaho ERMA IRENE BIRD 19 Blackfoot Idaho OGDEN -DELOS E BINGHAM 22 Marriott MARCIA R SLATER 31 Marriott Parent-Teache- Walkenhortt SPEED 4 Herman Gustav Walkenhorst a baker for the American Lady Bakina company died in a local hospital Wednesday at 9 50 p m DEDUCE 13c 1 of pneumonia He was born December 18 pUNERALS §WIM TO 1C83 m Bielefeld Oermany and as an L D 8 convert came to the United States SNOW Century of Progret PRIVATE lesson course IS: reult euir He lived at 3640 8outh West Temple street 25 years Pf0t Thormon' Wtl Bprln“ w 1732 are his widow Survivina Johanna Walkenhorst sons and dauahters Mama ALFREY — Funeral services for AbsolonJfrcTIYCC fc I Cv I IVLd Harrison Alfrey rill be conducted Sun- ret Elsie William Alice- Elizabeth John day at 1 p m in the Twenty-sixt- h ward U ' Martha and Betty Ann Mary Ruby -w w- - - chapel Bishop Leonard Ruechert offl-- l Walkenhorst and the followina brothers Friends may call at the soring AMERICAN Detec Assn Legit mat detec-rooelating and sisters Mrs Lena Glaus Mrs Paula W & Tr Bldg ?92 401 Sav In Utah 36 the lives East Seventh mortuary Karpowitc and Robert and Annie WalkenSouth street Saturday evening and At horst Salt Lake Mrs Johanna Kramer the home 760 South Seventh West Sun-- 1 Mrs Emma H&ckmeister Louisa Mrs InterDumke day morning prior to services Helen and Herman Walkenhorst ment City cemetery under direction of Germany Deseret mortuary HUMPHRIES— Funeral services for ' Daisy DR L P DELK 304 Felt Bldg Christensen Humphries will be conducttreatment both feet 81 Incl corns cal George ed Thursdsy st 1 p m In the Hlllcrest louses toenails foot adjust Was 2128 56 a merchant of George Lendaris ward chapel Bishop Oscar J Harllne Helper died in a local hospital Wednesday Prlends may call at the Auofficiating at 3 30 a m of diabetes tumn room In the mortuary J East 17a Mr Lendaris was bom in Crete and Seventh South street until Thursdsy MEDICAL noon and at ths ward chapel 30 minutes prior to moving to Helper had engaged in the mercantile business In Bingham for to services Interment in Wasatch DR GRIFFITH specialist for men Call prior several years Lawn burial park under direction of 113 South Main st Was 5514 Deseret mortuary Surviving are his widow Mrs Hrissl Lendaris and three sons Gregory Nick and KENNEDY — Funersl services for Beniamin Steve Lendaris all of Helper 18 Harrison Kennedy will be conducted JRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES Funeral arrangements have not been Thursday at 1 p m in the Tenth ward TRIBUNE completed Chanel and Telegram readers and adverBishop Thomas B Ohlljda off! tisers are urged to eirrcUe caution fa elating Friends may call at the Spring room in the mortuary 36 East Seventh arranging automobile or ona transporJackson Tagg ReferSouth until Thursday noon Interment tation with other Individuals In Wasatch Lawn b’amT park under ences should be carefully exchanged and Funeral aemces for Mrs Lillian Jackson of Deseret mortuary direction of definite assurance responsibility Tagg wife of James P Tagg will be conducted Thursday At 2 p m in the Wells LILLEVICK — Funeral service for Anna MaL D 6 ward chapel ne Hage Lllleviclc will be held WednesSpeakers will include Bishop Irvin Call day at 12 noon in the Seventeenth ward BUS SERVICE Lester F Hewlett and Samuel F Nicholls chapel Bishop Nicholas O Smith offiMusical numbers will be sunr by the Z Friends may call at the gold ciating room In the mortuary 36 East Seventh quartet Margaret 8 Hewlett and Flossie Roberts a ladies' quartet and John South street until Wednesday at 10 The grave in the Wasatch Lawn Longdon a m and at the church one hour prior burial park will be dedicated by Bishop to service Interment City cemetery James F Sheffield under direction of the Deseret morMrs Tagg died In a local hospital Montuary Lillian Moreland 21 Moreland Idaho MAKrE ORIMMETT WILLARD WRAY 20 Riverside SMITH SARAH G If the Cook Fails to Show Op ISteno Clerk or Waitress Quits Get Action Sanje Day in Telegram W 590 ' Lendaris LOGAN VERAN RALPH BOWCUTT 24 Logan 17 Wells- MARGARET LARSEN SMITH RALPH 1S33 CHI day Hester Ann R Johnson QEMENT BURIAL VAULTS P&OVO — Mrs Hester Ann Robbins John- COLE BROS (original dealers) waterproof son 68 wife of Peter B Jonnson died at cement burial vaults 317 N st W 8397-- J the Aird hospital Wednesday alter an op- JOHN80N BROS Improved cement burial eration for appendicitis and gall stones vaults waterproof 1144 Main Hy 2509 Mrs Johnson was bom here January 26 1665 a daughter of Isaac R and Abiah Carter Robbins She was married here MARKERS March 30 1887 She was a member of the 11 NEW SUITS FILED AND FLOWER P'bTS L D S church and served as a Relief soFlorence E Ruffner against Hyrtle J ciety teacher in the Second ward for many SUBSTANTIAL family monuments? Stock- Batea and James Ernest Pennock to re- years Verreducing prices on present stock Besides her husband surviving are two cover $10210 25 damages for Injuries sufmont foreign and other good granites fered in fumigation of apartment Hutchin sons and a daughter Joseph and Lionel Parry’s 2247 Washington ave Ogden Johnson and Mrs Stella Mooney Provo son St Hutchinson attorneys Mildred J Argust against the Utah Light six brothers A R and L C Robbins and Traction company to recover $5097 Provo Joseph Robbins Alberta Canada DINNERS for burns on foot McCullough St Callister John C and Alvin Robbins Calgary Canada Oeorge Robbins Dtichesne 15 grandattorneys JEANNES TEA ROOM A O Whitmore against Salt Lake City children and a grandchild 3022 Highland drive corporation and T H Humpherys state Funeral services will be conducted SunTURKEY chicken or steak dinner engineer to set aside water diversion per- day at 1 p m In the L D 8 Second ward Full course 50c from soup to nuta mit T D Lewis and Lynn 8 Richards chepel with burial in Provo city cemetery For reservations call Hy 8795 under the direction of the Berg mortuary attorneys DIVORCES ASKED Esther Pugmir from T O Pugmire H Van Dam Jr attorney Idona Egley from William Henry Egley nousupport and cruelly ? McCullough St attorneys rt MONUMENTS 11a SPECIAL PACIFIC STAGES EVERYWHERE— THE STANDARD OF AMERICA'S BUS 6ERVICK Extra Low Fares HOT WATER HEA' —GUARANTEED WAS SERVICE iansFortation 1346 The Equitable Life Assurance society of the United States agatnst Otis D Chapman OST AND FOUND 12 MAIN BUS DEPOT et si to recover 13202 83 on note foreclose mortgage and quiet title Hurd St 77 W 8o Temple SPANISH DOO— fox FORK— White terrier female one side Rslstlves here have Hurd attorneys Trainmen (Temple Square Hotel) Mrs Jesnne Then agatnst the Ketchum been notified of the death of Einer Ander- of face brown lost "Trixie " Hy 4676 00 Cal 75 at recover $1182 to San went Builders' where he Diego pn Supply representacompany Meeting Wednesday CAMEO brooch loet In Tabernacle grounds for injuries suffered in automobile colli- the firet part of October In hopes that his CITY TICKET OFFICES tives of western brotherhoods voted Keepsake Reward Hy 64Q-- J health would be benefited sion Fabian & Oiendenin attorneys LADY’S diamond ring in red velvet ring to work for a change In the law which He 3 In 1S73 was born Iceland Marlon S Nemanich August Margarita against Memorial Club box "Cardon FiJewelry Logan stamped Bliss Rollo E West the United States coming to America and directly to Spanish The foregoing comparison shows forbids railroads to charge more proKENYON HOTEL WAS 1359 Utah” Liberal rewarL No questions He married Nena Bjarnson delity and Guaranty company and the Em- Pork In 1894 asked Hy 161-Corset Company portionately for a short haul than for thfit of the 21 schools 11 experienced Spanish- - Fork He had been employed for ployers' Liability Assurance company Ltd H of LITTLE HOTEL WAS 1515 Manager a long haul The labor group con an increase one remained the same to recover 5000 damages (or alleged lnva-- a number of years as caretaker for the LOST Brown and black police puppy 1225 Ion o home Yale Hyland Spanish Pork Streets and parka He Is surReward Q Metos attorney OGDEN OFFICE 372 25TH 8T PH 77 Sued by Woman tends that the present Taw keeps and nine showed a decrease vived widow five sons hie end hy end daugh- GLASSES— Square cut lost Thursday Nov company against I BINGtfAM— At a meeting of the transcontinental railroads from being RWi atlli et al to recover 11063 85 on con- ters: William Hannah Einer Rhoda and Give Attendance' 16 Reward Call Hy 4388-- J Hilda Anderson Ths four oldest children newly elected board of directors of tract Edwin D Hatch attorney to meet the competition of steamable 83 Mr demanded children are were Wahlquist bull of with him when death came $10300 reported Hilda DOG— Half fox terrier half Boston har-nesC the Gemmell Damages Robert Memorial lines using the Panama canal of school age whose parents or s e white ring around neck wearing was In Spanish Fork with her mother REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Of the Spencer Corset company Erne-lin- ship club held A 5168-- J J male Tuesday fuLiberal will Hy evening The and arrive xeward here body with the consequent loss in employ- guardians live in Weber county are Friday 62 man-aer- u Ira B Sharp to Levi Wf Pace lot L Hansen Donna Price Nelson ment neral services will be conducted Friday af- DOG —Black female cocker spaniel pup lost NORTHWESTERN club Ablettwaa reappointed 10 STAGES 3 to block railroad Dale Forest workers t ternoon In the L D 8 Fifth ward chapel enrolled in Utah public schools outReturn to 866 Slmondi ave Was 8920-- J and Kay Hoy In a lawsuit on file John M Whitaker to R L Powell ANNOUNCE with Interment In Spanish Fork City cemeReward 12 attend 1 side district the 09 46 court Institutsubdivision block Hlllcrest county district lot in Includer Other officers Wednesday tery DOG fox terrier white body black brown NEW LOW FARES Eyre local private schools and nine attend William D Kiddreappointed A W John M Whitaker to Robert B addied by Maude Hayes secretary Reand white head name Tommy lot 54 block 1‘Pcrkina first DAILY T° the defendants private schools outside Utah ward Bara M Speck Holladay 457 Watson treasurer H L Garity tion The auit charge BOISE G E Riter to Harold 'Children not enrolled in any school chairman athletic committee and F Brandley PLATTNTJM engagement ring 11 diamonds with “maliciously wantonly and by IDAHO FALLS 1? plat D block lot 129 is in Daynes envelope One of these total under eight J Andrus chairman of house com- George L Utley to Daniel P Dolost on Main st BOUNTIFUL— Funeral eervlces will be BURLEY forced violence” confining the plainReward Box 7 Tnb -- Tel MALAD conducted Sunday at 13 30 p m In the years and therefore free from legal mittee A J Bobdrg replaced M L herty lot 3 Coates and C Lake tiff In a hotel room last April 30 “ TWIN FALLS 10 Bountiful L D 8 First ward chapel for TWO deeds lost name by lxdy addition Breese traveling 14 oVer of Three compulsion years Jones as 6 chairman of anc entertainTrlb-Tthe Parkin WEISER of where she allegedly wai held for two Leonard Crook F J and C Return al Shirley office daughter M to Richard et Vail superintendent of the Leonard J Arthur are excused to their wll Holbrook Interment Parkin par- ment committee POCATELLO support Phyllis Johnson lot 1 block 3 Walker subhours and "harassed humiliated end Central Coal it Coke company 'at age follow In the Bountiful cemetery VERNAL division of block 6 plat A A Thanksgiving dance Tuesday Elisabeth threatened with physical violence” Rock Springs Wyo for 20 years ents 13 high school graduates two The child died Tuesday night In a Salt PERSONALS DUCHESNE 13 Rueckert to Leonard C at instruction receive men-She Lake ELY NXV equivalent will include this month's program A Rueckert lot 6 block 4 plat C hospital showing symptoms of R Verne McCullough attorney for rtor to his retirement last spring NO with CHANOE was convulsions 10 BUSES stricken OF to Loan lngltls home Trust and company incapacitated MOTHER In private home wishes to care physically New Year’s eve dance an athletic Tracy the plaintiff said hi client was a las been appointed chief of the coal Tuesday at 8 p m and was taken D Taylor lot S block 31 Arthur bottle-fe- d hold two If for seven Infants CULLEN Reference! HOTEL W incompetent corset mentally smoker and a club show will be spon10 8alt Lake hospital where she died saleslady for a competltlva code compliance administration for plat P desired Box 9 e Trib -- Tele an operation could be performed sored during December firm He said he could not explain the western area including the Rocky employment permits where no part-timBorn September S 1929 at Bountiful NEW restful massage Bath alcohol rub exone available BIRTHS are classes 10 to g p m 34 8o Main Room 420 she Is survived by her parents and three the motlye for the alleged Imprison- mountain and Pacific coast areas he NEVINS-CRANMC LINES BAIRD— Roland Freeman and Edna Hayes grandparents cused on the ground that he has adeMoses L Holbrook and Mr EXPERT massage Franco-Amerlcment Goal was informed Wednesday agent Baird Uink Creek Idaho ion and Mrs William Parkin all of Bountiful In to California” "Main educational 33 E 1st South Was 5132-315 Room opportunities quate Beasie Lavernr LARSON— Carl Walfred and A special dispatch to The Tribune A younger sister died of an acuta attack of Bonded and Insured MASSAGE expert operators 135 4 West 80 with his employment street appendicitis last July 144 Apricot Larson Nov operating large Low Winegar Set Of from Rock Springs said all admini- connection Temple W 0988 Hrs 11 to II Inc Sun daughter Buses to San Praneisco The census shows eight ehildrep Bishop Lauds —Jbsse and Eather Zunsla Avena strative work for coal operators in this AVENA RENEE MISS 17 Special Thanksgiving rate! and bath expert massage 10 and of years Bingham daughter Inc Sunday 25 N 1st West Att 313 of th west will be under Mr between the ages Reclining chair seats Meet section no “We of out life At Parent-Teache- r Katherine PROVO— and Peter or to unable Theodore KUTULA3— get read MASSAGE —Elec treatments Vail'a direction Prior to moving to both Inclusive are Eva McNaltv WAS E 2ND SO more than we eek and hence if we Holske Kutulaa “1 East OGDEN— Mrs Martha Larson 89 widow write 403 Bo 3nd E W 8298-nurse exper son Rock street' he now lives Springs where Ole Larson and for many years a rest et ourselves a low and easily acces- JESSOP— Joseph Lyman and Rachel Maleta of Ogden office ISO 25th Street Phone ' REAL Swedish massage Reduce treatments aliments BINGHAM— "The Enrichment of Mr Vail was engaged In coal mining Lake died of Incident Provo dent of office Silt Joe's Cafe Phone 1576 31: steam bath 50c 159'4 Main rm 205 sible goai we will never reach the Porter Jeseop 1340 Fourth East street to age Wednesday at the home of her Life Through Good Literature” was and engineering In Oklahoma Kansas 337 of O Johnson Mrs Dr achievement” Ripley daughter greater heights Helen COAST TO COAST SERVICE Marlorle PECK— Willard 8 and the theme of Bishop David C Lyons' and Arkansas " ' (treat John E Carver of Ogden told Brig-he03 Roosevelt avenue Twenty-eight- h Knowlden Peck Mrs Larson was born in Norway May Modern reclining sleeper chair coaches address to the Bingham Central Parent-Ti daughter atudent 31 1346 death of her at the time Young and university Eieacher SMITH— Manesseh William and Alton association ALL RATES REDUCED was wislttng with her daughter Woods Cross son Wednesday Smith leen Cleverly are three daughters Mri E “T A PAST GUARANTEED SCHEDULES night In closing Dr Carver said: “When SMITH— Revell Terry and Marlepe Beck Y Surviving Silver New York Mrs E J Wills Salt The program in charge of Mrs Smith Draper eon to read the messages SPENCER— Lake and Mrs Johnson Ogden two sons we HOTEL are SEML0H W learning and Lucy Raymond ad-Joseph ‘ David Lyon included At Midvale Schools LEHI—The annual Jamboree of Boy of life and seeking the good things Young Sanborn and Anaconda Mont Larson Playlet Spencer 705 North First William Lewis Larson Salt Lake nine grandchilWest street daughter Scout troop No 2 will ba held Thurs- let us not leave God out Let us read vertising Bingham high school play dren and one GREAT WESTERN STAGES ROLLINS— James Loralne and Afton “la Zat So”: musical selection Music The body will be brought to Salt Lake for day night in the L D S Second ward Hi promises and make them apply to Pickett Rollins 7 Third East street funeral MIDVALE— The local P-- T A un- amusement TRANSCONTINENTAL SERVICE and burial which will be under club playlet Dramatic club and in- the direction us and on the forthcoming Thanksunder hall CHICAGO round trip special 30 M der direction of President Henry of Scoutmasters Neldon Evans Don and Myrtle Alice the direction of the Deseret mortuary GRAHAM— Alva Fiord Los Ang strumental selection Avery Master 15501 Proenlx Aria 110 most our for be thankful giving day will present the followAsk us about the new sleeper nlta coach Tripp Oraham 71 West Crystal avenue Principal D A Wooton gave a Beckstead Fitzgerald Max Wilson and the troop own personality and our own soul daughter to 8' L to Chicago: §ervlc-- £at the school program A ing Junior high iniEileen Clara on abort talk the work being done New scouts will be committee Craig Young and Central But Depot 371 Main Waa 4343 which are two of the greatest gifts we LAMBERT— Beth Lambert 3305 East Thirty-thir- d at th school and stressed the need Thursday: RAINBOW STAOEST 237 SO MAIN tiated into the troop followed by have received” PARK CITY— Funeral services for Casper South street son Invocation President John A Ay-let- t stunts 19 50 Denver Frisco 5 50: L A A 21 of books for the school library He 40 35 50 at home here died who his Rail and games CAPUTO— Pete and Mary Lupo Caputo Phone Was 330 for lowest rates will be conducted of trouble heart street rhythmic demonstration directdaushter Second North Mondey West also Invited the parents to visit the of scout the various The troops L D 2 m In Park Merilla the YOUNO at Aid Ina Works Civil p and to City Thursdsy ed by Mrs Beatrice Olsen Miss Iona Lehl district will SMITH— Oeorge Robert lady desires to school more often Interment will be In Park 07 South Sixth West S chapel partlcpiate in nuGrand Junction about transportation Bnt Wss 8790-Carson Smith Ludlow and Miss Fern Lindsay spe- merous contests the winter City cemetery under the direction of the during Adult M Archer and Ruth cial numbers by the following groups This month mortuary SIMMONSJohn Edward Riley Oeorie County they are engaging in a Mr Rail wts born In Kings Hill Idaho 19 Collision Leads Suit Simmons 335 Fourth East street eon of the community Italian Greek knot-carvin- g gTEAMSHIP TICKETS contest Edan May XU6WU8EN— Henry JSCUiud -- Hawaiian MexAustrianf-Japane- se Sutt 157 Laxon December The contest '& OGDEN— An adult education moveIngleby Rasmusen INFORMATION all cruTaea! linee During tours and City 33 years He was employed ae a hoistican Danish stories Superintendent leathercraft work and daughter Damages American Expreaa Co 24 W 2 8 W 76J January to- ment was begun Wednesday in We- HARDINQ— Ortho Lionel and Lenore Essie ing engineer by the Sliver King Coalition C N Jensen Scottish solos Claudius tem Netlson Harding 1019 Emerson avenue mine civil works adminber pole county carving using MALE HELP Surviving are his widow Mrs Lillian J An automobile-truc- k collision Oc- Doty minstrel Henry Beckstead 20 During the coming three months istration funds when Charles H Skid- - PEACOCK— Oeorge William- - an‘d Rachel Rail a brother Phil Rail and two listers m tober 19 was echoed Wednesday In Royct Gilbert Mary Dean Gilbert an advancement contest on a patrol more state WANTED of public Park Peaeock 630 Okie atreet eon Lilly and Beth Rail all of Park City Geneva superintendent ' Belva and DeLyle Wallace district court with filing of a $1182 Irish aolos Arnold Beckstead Ger- basis will be conducted BECKSTEAD— BEFORE AND ArTER Instruction visited with W Karl HopMEN and Women earn 115 weekly Riverton Leola Freeman Beckstead easily damage suit by Mrs Jeanne Then man song Mrs Claudius Doty aaw kins superintendent of city schools Make tfce home you are living in Mlllng Real 811k hosiery and lingerie E Beeson daughter between now and Chrlatmae Apply Neat Elisabeth and Ruby Heber Charles against the Kctchum Builders' Sup- solo Herman Holmgren American dollars TERRY— a few more worth and Kieth Wahlquist county superinSpend st South Bldg for Jess E OGDEN— Funeral service Terry 335 West Twenty-firHigh on it while prices are low The patriotic songs Boys’ and Girls' Glee ply company tendent Mr Skidmore asked how Price street daughter Beeson former Instructor In the Ogden sefurniture store needs sales-ma- n firms listed below will b glad to LARQS retail Mrs Then says her automobile coli dubs avail McCULLOUOH— Helton Melroy and Vir- nior high school who died list Sunder are teachers tn on floor Oiv full particulars many unemployed Cent Cross Red on The program Is part of drive to your lided with a company truck driven give you a good figure education experience ate and salary ginia Jensen McCullough 1396 Tyler Akron Ohio will be conducted Thursdsy ble for the formation of free adult street son Trlb-T- el desired Box 9 modernizing st 3:15 p m In ths KlrkendaU-Darlln- s by Jack Sharp at South Temple and interest all nationalities of ths comclasses here LIN NELL— Robert Dale and Ruby Florence mortuary funersl chapel Dr John Edward EXPERIENCED mechanic unemployed to I streets She charges the truck munity In ths schools PROVO—Farrer Junior high school Mr Skidmore said 160 teachers will Meyers Llnnell MurrayIvandaughter of the First Presbyterian church ofCarver on work Trlb-T- el car Bulck 6 Box Amma and Gilbert KIMBROUGH— Officers of Weber lodse No driver with negligence and asks $1000 BUILDING MATERIALS Joined the national Red Cross 100 be employed for this work throughout Billings Kimbrough 333 Fourth avenue ficiating WANTED — Manager for amall P and A M with Master Herman O damages for shock and bruises sufhouse not over 30 years old rooming Bids per cent Wednesday when 12 mem- the state and that 16 will be allotted In charge will conduct the Masonic Calls Apply 49 East 6th Bof bet 4 DRANEY— Stenlev Harold and Elvira Fay ritualistic burial service at the graveside In CALL Mr Jensen or Mr Work at Was 4U fered in the crash plus $182 for damp m berships were taken out one lor each to Ogden and six to Weber county Ewell Draney Union daughter tor Information on cotta of moderate MAN with collection or L D 8 mission exMountain View cmetery class in the school an age to the automobile Routes home-roon-) Star WATERS— Douglas Leo end Martha Knorr No obligation lng perience: average 314 50 weekly Mr nouncea J W Thornton principal Dredksel Waters 713 Post street son MERRILL & CO MORRISON 4--H Berry Nest Bldg Ask elevatot girl HENDRY— Ray Malcolm and Jewell Mildred The membership fees will be paid Assistant e 3 WE avenue can more 1413 daughEmerson Eight Compete Cox nat voung Hendry LEHI— Postmaster Leland Powell for THE RIO GRANDE LUMBER CO men Apply 420 Ness npoearlng by contribution from the stuWins bids are asked for the 8ee our special materials suitable foi EXCHANGE dental wk forBldg ” iSWENSON— Reed Knude and Ruth Prce- dents The achool is the first in the ‘Sweetheart Contest' announces plumb plaster save can We money you aon modernising includ8wenson man Ogden route out of Lehi balra star carp wk elec wk Hy 1012-434 113 8o 6th Weat W to Join the Red Cross this year on repairs Weather conditions November 33 IMS' and Helen Elisabeth city 8tewert WEST— Dean 13 to route Point Pelican ing the high which has increased Palmqulst Weat 3595 Chadwick atreet The western LOGAN— Miss Myrtle Davidson Nominations closed Wednesday miles and back three times a week slightly In strength now extends from the ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 22 coast to Colorado with gCHOOLS FOR MEN club leader has STUDER— William Taul and Aura Marie noon at' South high- - school In the and the route via Cedar Valley and GAKDEN CLUB BOARD NAMED assistant state Its highest reported pressure 30 50 Inches LANGKO Modern Electric Co 40 Bo Main ’ Bain Btuder Elko Nev daughter SPRINGVILLE — Pmident Maud been appointed a member of the JENTZ8CH— Scribe “sweetheart contest" Primary Fairfield' to Topliff 3330 miles and W 3307 Fair weather prevalla Electric Fixtures Repairing "EARN while you Inara bartering” Helmer Gerald and Ruth King-do- n at Winnemucca elections will be held on Monday No- back three times a week Thom ol the Flower Garden club junior home management committee We meet your atate requirements JenUach 733 Kilby eourt daughter within tha high with temperatures remaintnd Ruth Trl ing somewhat above normal A low MonREPAIRS Moler Barber College 11B Regent at FURNACES vember 27 Finals are scheduled for A bond of $500 Ja required to ac- Wednesday announced the appoint- of the American Home Economics as- DENISON— Lorengo Hjrrum Saltatr daughter edge of which appears over northern Denison Bench Tina Miss LEARN sociation Me at Utah Barber College We meet Crawford Ruth ment Wilford J ol by Manwaring tana haa caused a little rain in that atate FAYNE OAS FURNACES told by Sugar-housMonday December- - 4 the bid on the company all the atate requirements Good com 111 while moderately low pressures over the t Hardware If It goes In Candidates in Lbr are Aleda president of route and $1300 on the F Wingate I L Baker Tom Carter Freeman Urban Point while learning 161 Reseat atreet eastern states have produced central and 21 So Hy bldg we tall It 1174 Mr Beulah Whiting ft Cheney Helen Hagen Donna South-aSpringvtlle th organization Miss Davidson was route Escapes scattered tracee of precipitation In that MORRIB C JOHNSON— All kinds of e Lenora Berg Betty Poulten Phyland Mrs Sadie Whiting Mapleton a selected at the suggestion of Miss work repairs 50 So Slate W 1131 POSITIONS WANTED 25 The Gertrude L Warren club organizalis Warfett Barbara Peterson and STUDENTS GIVE DANCE the executive board tor 1933-3- 4 When Sidewall Caves Comparative data for Salt Lake City: Degrees MALE extenthe ORNAMENTAL PLASTER tion for meet national will 59 and Fern Hales th board specialist presidency Highest temperature today SANDY—The student body of Jor74 Htehest In this month aluce 1374 The contest is sponsored by the dan at 8 p m In the Thorn resi- sion service couple want apartment for fanl-t-or eastlna YOUNO work Plaster 36 ORANAMENTAL high achool- will entertain at a Monday Lowest last night Call Was 5826-Warren Miss Scribe paper Dale Larson editor is matinee several club lor the to dence outline spent that’s dlffr’nt JKFox137Ei 8W62( recently —3 Tooplana In Lowest this month slnct 1S74 of danceMerrill Johnson the achool gymTOOELE— stake body truck for hire Call Hy 4S FOR ornamental Utah state in al) the for stucco archwork Mean ft prodays today studying inxbarge year 5237-death nasium Friday afternoon honoring Monday Normal ele narrowly escaped 39 kinds plaatrng call Carl WclsaWI432-- B gram of the 4-- clubs She reported tn the DEPENDABLE atudent desires any kind of the Jordan football team particularInchea Bluestone mine at Bauer five SERIOUS FURR AVERTED she was very much impressed that work to earn board and rm Hy 249-hours for Total tha JorDisease precipitation a sidewall of the the when PAPER PAINT of here south miles victory ly celpbrating 0 m at p ending dan team over White Pine high school PROVO—A serious fire in th busi- with the work of Miss Davidson 17 ACME Whlta Lead caved in and knocked him down the Total for this month to date Works 3- -r CEMAlE HELP Color ft ness district was averted Tuesday deficiency tot thti month 26 East lat Bo Salt Lake City Utah shaft He was partially buried under Accumulated Topic Meetings team at Ely last Saturday to date ' 7975 HEYM WANTED night when th flames which broke Community rocks about 60 feet below where he Total Need 1 to date Now ANSON October saint tinea wallpaper MEET POULTRY MEN TO out in the basement of the Gray & 1 165 W 4948 located at 350 Bouth State had been working but a badly frac- Accumulated deficiency since OctoberNovemMT PLEASANT— Meetings for WOMAN foi housework Family of 3 Bed Sun rises at 736 and tats at 104 PROVO— Provo poultry men will Payne Realty company 215 West Cen8 ALT LAKE GLASS ft PAINT OO Paint's tured ankle with minor bruises room and small waga Box Tribune-TStressed 5 stockmen to discuss all phases of the 33 ber Bo 33 1st E Wss 60 inelegram glass wallpaper were the extent of his liver fluke problem In sheep and cat- meet Thursday at 8 p m In the city ter street were noticed in time by WF4THER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN and Week this SPECIAL so A papering WOMAN to do fancy spotting finishing prices they AT X M MOUNTAIN TIME tle have been arranged in Sanpete and county building with Clyde C employes of the company juries sample! fur W R Duka and pressing for Preston Idaho Bit la painting OGDEN— One of Ogden’s greatest aHe was treated by a Vocal physician Hy 4070-- J Tribune-Tel- e eotmty by L E Swanson veterinari- Edmonds general manager of the were extinguished without damage experience Box 0-4- 4 for a needs is caused -vS for was and taken to a Salt Lake hospital communityjparket by paper being an’ of the bureau of animal y Utah Poultry Producer’ Cooperative The fire may earn living expenses while atQIRL8 ROOFING andA Willard fruits furnace the too in was enteras firemen He near th the speaker An vegetables association digging piled further care tending day achool Write Henaaer as follows Buslnc'is college for Information UTAH ROOF CEMENT CO Bishop manager of the Fred J Klesel sidewall preparatory to doing some Station Gunnison 7:30 p m Thursday tainment program also will be given saia 85 Prompt and efficient root service occlub th estate told accident the Ogden when Rotary timbering Manti 7:30 p m Friday Ephraim Was 2791 18 East Bouth Temple 27b Wednesday noon in the Hotel Ben curred SCHOOLS & Colleges S m Saturday Moroni 7:30 p m SHADES WINDOW Lomond 9 Monday Fairview 7:30 p m Tuesg CHOOSE a lob learn radio Mr Bishop’S talk was illustrated 8ANI5eR3 'makes WINDOW 'BHADE8 any STAGE DIRECTOR NAMED Earn part Western Electrical College day Mt Pleasant 7:30 p mi Wednescolor size or quantity Highest grade Balt Lake Was 10H Evening classes by presentation of a model market Helen Chandler BOtS BINGHAM—Miss OO'PL cldy fewest prices In west - Poi day materials 48 Bo 8tate plan showing the structure which is is announced as stage director of the Cheyenne 00 Cldy quotations call W 7995 TICIdy planned for Lincoln avenue north of annual play “Is Zat So” to be pre- Chicago ' Elks 28 QANCING SCHOOLS 00 Denver Cldy h west street bn the side Twenty-fiftoo'Pt cldy sented by the Bingham high school Gd Jctn of the avenue TCIdy To students at the Bingham Central Helene JACKSON’S Clasi wait fox grot Mon 34 Kan City School TCldy decessors or unless they stop short WASHINGTON Nov 22 (ff)-S- en10009 p m also classes tap ballet W OO Pt school auditorium Friday at 8 p m Lender cldy consenow that they can avdid the Los Anc OOlClear stateIs in a a said music tor director Redd Harvest Clement (R J Crapo State-Wid- e Pa) 30 03 OGDEN— On his sixty-eight- h Contest Wine birth-Cldy Minneepol which has WANTED quences of a policy 00SITI0NS 29 W E Dewy chairman of stage con- Modena 00 Clear 1 day Tuesday night A T Hestmark ment today the resignation of Dr 0 brought mora suffering to human be00 Clear Needles Much FEMALE struction Paul Kuhni chairman of New 62 14 York OUClear secretary of the Ogden Elks lodge M W Sprague from the treasury ings than any other cause except war Waho-rGoodi- ng screen decoration Dick Scott stage Omaha high YOUNO girl who If taking beauty courts GOODING 36 T'Clear as received a letter of congratulation "should serve aa a warning to the “I hope that tha American people 00'Clear to board and room In from member of the lodge to whom country that the national administra- will voice their protests against the PAROWAN— Iron county’s potato manager and John Brown assistant Phoenix school band of 60 boys and girls won - wants piecepart-tim44 00 Cldy Pocatello 4 e housewk W 3370 50 00 Cldy Portland O in the statewide band con- WILL do for he has sent hundreds of such greeti- tion stands at th brink' of the most uncontrolled' inflation with which crop it harvested and most of it has firgjt place OO Pt aewlng cooking In exchange for Pueblo GLEE CLUB PROGRAM SET cldy test t JS! 42 ngs govern- they are threatened in such terms been stored lq cellars hoping tof- - a sponsored by the Idaho state board and room or room Box 0-4- 2 dangerous any experiment 30 00‘Clear Reno -v Tribune-Telegra601 MAGNA— The Cyprus high school St Louia 381 The letter was aigned by Arthur ment could undertake chamber of commerce as part of the TIRain as to compel the president to change better market 00 IP Lake i rldy entertainment the National W K Granger topped the Los' An- Girls’ and Boys’ Glee clubs will pre- Rail Dlewo for He said the experiment is one his course before it is too late 53 361 Woolley exalted ruler: William 00 Clear San ::: 721 Hoggan J Quill Nebeker Frank which “when attempted in theI $ast 00 Clear “No natlon in history has ever re- geles market at $150 per cwt with sent a program Sunday in the Salt San Fran frange convention in Boise Saturday AUCTION SALES 541 58 10) OO'Cldy In addition Matthews S T Jeppesen C H Pack- has led inevitably to disaster”-“the Seattle Lake county jail The Caldwell bajid was second covered from a prolonged depression a recent shipment of two carloads 411 111 OOP 5fl THALES rldy er Frank Juggler Sherman-HudsoMpMRRIcSTAtjCTIONy"' — cannot believe” he said “that by resorting to currency inflation The frost a tew nights ago dam- - school band directed bvH B Sum- - Spokane The Gooding land is directed b y — 54 43' 00 Clear — Tonopah aeiTtcerWaD "S4M to-atr -- adytoars-to wi wiMi-wrec- hA M Squires William M Hope Ore the president and-t- ha war WrS"Bmy54"”BustnSsre'n —?The-reer- d srl wiH playnWfiWr-e- t ec4cc-- wartnwtob-f-iw—- os pee ccnt-eM- he merhays' W H ADA43 AUCTIONEER 0 50 OOC'ear the har- - tions J Paul Monson vocal instru- Wln’rrucce to funds send whom he seemi to be listening at the age of governments and men who potatoes which were not trtbuted 1484 Bundy Clifford Hus and Phil 1434 group help TO BO STATE HY 4A08 3 3si aii 141 TCidv Yei'stont ctor is in charge of arrangements KolUh N to Boise They returned this week 41 I moment are wiser than their pre have tried” 13 501 vested Yume (Continued on (ollowlnc pbttS jjOiClear Rename Einer Anderson Directors Officers Wyoming Man Gets Coal Code Post y Shirley Parkin 1064 Minister Declares Life Far Too Literature Martha Larson 24 Boy Scout Troop Monday Offers Program Plans Jamboree MODERNIZE Rail (jasper i Funds Education to For 2303 oFf 1182 Farrer Junior t Jesse Joins Per 100 t u Wmaster For Mail Leader Economics Post Girls to In The Weather J b Miner livestock Be Death I to f b at Market in Club Talk I Send Greetings Secretary on Birthday Reed Sees Resignation of Sprague As Needed Warning to U S Nation Potato Ended of Crop Stored 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